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Baiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiii iiiiiiin 'iutJiiiiiiiniiii Mrs. William Autos , Mrs. Herbert Kwaak' ' and Mrs. Arthur Malsch enter- tained at ' a shower lnst Sattirday eve- ning for Mrs. Richard Witte at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tliom- assen. The room was very nicely dec- orated . with pink and blue ' and an umbrella ol pink and blue , under which W'ere . many gifts. Those pr esent were Mrs. Franl; . Connelly, Mrs. Arthur Vitoch , Mrs. Louis Fisher , Mrs. War- ren Beebe , Miss Valeric Andre-shock , Mrs. Madeline Andreshock , Mrs. Fred Craft , Mrs. Briggs McTurk, Miss Claire Swettman , Mrs . Prank Autos , Mrs. Howard Masin , Mrs. Arthur ' Malsch , Mrs. Adolph Manipe , Miss Ern a Witte o-ud Mrs. I- K. Jensen , all of Sayville ; Mrs. Lester Garhart , oi Bayport; Mrs . Ira Van Essendelft , Mrs , Gabriel Kwaak , Mrs. John Beintema , Miss* Janet Lamens , Mrs . George Antos , Mrs. Herbert Kwaak , Miss Dorothy De Graff , Mrs. Dora. Griek , Mrs. John Griek , Mrs. Williani Johnson , Mrs. Gerard Lamens , Miss Myro, De Graft\ , Mrs. Bernard Henricksen , Miss June De Graff , Miss Gloria Tliomassen , Mrs. ^William Autos , Mrs . Thomas Thomas- sen , Mrs, George Prince , Mrs . Thomas Otto , and Mrs. Everett Griek. Mrs. Paul Lettiei-i entertained at a ¦miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Marie De Huiter a.1 her home last Fri- day evening. After the guest of honor opened her many lovely gifts , the eve- mlng ' was * spent playin g games , after -which a: \delicious supper ivas served. The rooms were very nicely decorated dn yellow and white and over the table a sprinkling can was suspended from the ceiling. Those present besides the hostess and the guest of . honor were: Mrs. Jacob Dc \Waal , Mrs. \William Tucker , Mrs. Minnie Budd , Mrs. C . J. Broere , Mrs. Anne De Euitcr , Mrs. Isa- belle Colson , Mrs . Joh n Buys Jr., Mrs. C. De Rulter Sr., Mrs. Aiute Boogert- man of Bay Shore , Mrs. Lou is Buys of Sayville , the Misses /. Claire and Isa- belle Style , Miss Alice Vojik of East Islip. Mrs. Frank Blom of Midland Collide , Mvs . Anthony Style , Mrs. Fred Mrs. : John Style , Mrs. Howard Style , Mrs. Jack Van Essendelft , Mrs. James Mrs. .Madeline Andreshock , Mrs. Fred Style , Mrs. Jack Buys , Mrs. Mary Buys , Miss Elizabeth Van Wyen , Mrs. Darrcll Leigh-Mamicl and Mrs. William Dc Rulter. Miss Jean Van Essendelft was sud- denly ' taken ill InskFridiiy: while at work, with the MetropolitanOUte insur- ance Company in New . York. She was Immediately removed to New York City Hospital where she will be confined for sonic time. On Friday evening the Rev. and Mrs . J. Cupido , Adrian Van Essendelft , Miss Wllhclintnsv Van Es- sendelft and Mrs. Marinus Slager wen t in. .lo| sec her and at that time a diag- nosis of lier ease could .not be given . Mr. and Mrs . Jacob Veisch u re an- nounce thc engagement of their daugh- ter , Miss Anna Mae , to George Leary, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs , James Leary of Southlngton , Conn. No date has been set for the wedding. Pvt, and Mrs. Wilfred Meiers re- turned to Stuart . Fla,, on Wednesday lifter spending several days ut thc lioine of Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Meiers. Mrs. Catherine Steigerwald is now occupying ' the upstairs apartment ln the house of Mr. and Mrs. William Van Essendelft on Rollstono Avenue. tit. nnd Mrs. Hugh be Prec , of Colum- bus , Ohio , arrived last Wednesday to spend 10 dnys at. the hom e ol\ Mr. and Mrs -Wal ter Van Poporlne, Mr, - and Mrs. Ton is Locker spent, n few days last week in Pctiuannock , N\ , J.; at tlio home bf the Rev, and Mrs. Wllllnm Vander Borgh, Mtss Jeanne Van Popering, of . Mow Vork , spent Thanksgiving £>ay here with her parents , Mr. and Mi's. Walter Vnn Popering. Miss Florence Slager spent thu holi- day and week-end in Rochester , N, , Y., at the home of Nr. and Mrs , J. Schu- macher. The fire department was culled out about four o ' clock last Trlday \ after- noon to extinguish a small brush Jlro In Onkdaie. Miss Murtha Van Popering, of Utile Palls , N. J„ spent Thanksgiving Day hero with her sister , Miss Louise Van PopertuB, Mrs, Nellie Baker , of Oliflon , N. J., arrived Uui Wednesday to spend som e time nt the home of Mrs , Charles Maasch. Pic, Oliver ports spent the week-end here with -his mother, Mrs, Mary Forl.s, He is stationed nt Povt »ls, N, J , tlllEllllilllllllllllllillllllllllilllllllllllllllll Mr. and Mrs . John C. Sanders enter- tained ttt a supper party on Saturday night in celebration of their 17th wed- ding anniversary. , The invited guests were Mr. and Mrs . William Atkinson and two children , Joan and Madeline , of Port Jefferson.; Mr. and Mrs. Dc! Foster , Hose \Williams , Raymond Wil- liams anil Frank nnd Joseph Fali , all cf Patchogue; Mrs . Hazel Eversdykc and daughters , thc Misses Eileen and Alice , and Louise and Jack Sanders. If you should see John Locker or George Hoss ask them , what happened to all the ration points and you arc hound to hear a fantastic but true talc. It seems that rats got hol d of a good many . of them and carried them away to line their nest. Howe ver , this week things have been restored to or- der and the ration points are back in their normal place again. Paul Lettieri entertained severa l of liis friends at his home last Saturday afternoon in celebration of his birth- day. Tliose present were Alfred Van Emmerik , diaries Bachsniith , John and Edward Kovanda , Robert Ver- schUre , Jack Valenti of Patchogue , and Harold Seerveld and John Demmers. Adrian Van Essendelft and Miss Wilholrnina Van. Essendelft spent thc \veek-c3id in Hawthorne. N. J ., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Manoth, When they returned tliey were ac- companied by Mrs. Manoth , who spent a few clays here this week . Cpl . Williani Johnson , who is sta- tioned at Fort Dix , N. J., spent the week-end here with his parents , Mr. and Mrs . William Johnso n . On Sun- day they wen t to St. Albans where they visited with S2/c and Mrs . Irving Johnson. Nich olas Griek and Nelson Van Wyen urc employed by tlie Railway Post OtTice during the Christmas holi- days . They are working in Penn Terminal and on the Montauk-New York line. Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Van Hine re- turned to their home ' in Passaic , N. J ., on Monday after spending sev- eral weeks here at the home of Mr . and Mrs . John Van Vesscm. The Thanksgiving offering taken at the service last Thursday morning in the Christian Reformed Church amounted to $893.30. The offering is to he used for missions. The regular meeting of . the West Stiyville - ¦ Auxiliary \ of the Soutliside Hospital will be held on Tuesday after- noon at two o ' clock in thc Fire Hall. The lire department was called out on Wednesday evening to extinguish a blaze in Oakdale behind the church on the main highway. Tho annual bazaar and food sale of thc Ladies ' Aid of tlie \First Reformed Church will be held on Wednesday afternoon. ]t Mrs. John Reinstra , of Falrinwn , N. J „ spent a few days this week at tho home of Mr. and Mrs , Nelson Singer. Louts Paauwe , who has been confined to Long Islanel College Hospital for several weeks , is In very serious con- dition. Mr . nnd Mrs , Edward Otto , of Yon- kers , N, Y „ spent Thanksgiving Dny at the home of Mr, and Mr.s . Nelson Vnn Wyen. Miss Elaine Jost spent the holiday and week-end in the Bronx with her parents , Mr, mid Mrs . Edward Sklo- niii'llc. Mr . mul Mrs, Adrian Dykstra nnd daughter , Alma , spent the week-end In WiikeJicld , R. *I „ visiting relatives there . Mrs , Jacobus Van Essendelft spent, the week-end In . Patcrson , N, J., nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, Bresnce. Mr. und Mrs, -Thomns Tliomassen spent Sunday nt lhe home of Mr. and Mrs, I' eter Larson of Lynbrook . Mrs, Michael Scott, of New York , spent the holiday nnd week-end at the home af Mrs , Charles Mniisch. . Mrs, Gilbert. Smith spent the week- end in Hoboken , N„ J, ' , ; with her hus- band who ls employed there, Mtss Nellie DeDrou spent tlte holiday nnd week-end nt Clifton , JJ , j „ with Mr, und Mrs , 1'lco De Vogel, Tho Misses Eileen lOvcrsdyke , Gladys Vnn Essendelft nnd Louis 10 , Sanders spent Friday In Now York, Miss Virginia Gvoidor , of Detroit. Mich., Is visiting nt the home of Mr. MIH I Mrs , Jnmes Umbdiii, Mr. nnd Mrs. Adrian Dykstra and their daughter , Alma , spent last week- end in Wakefield , R. I. Mrs. John Buys , of Garden City, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Suckow. Mrs. Josephine Skinner entertained her club at licr home last evening. ^ttatmanawtrmtm ^xtsaaBisaunaiasstu ^ West $ayvjSle Churc h Wows First J-Jcformcd Church, Kiev. ,J. II Joldcrsma , pnstor , 10:45 a, m, Morning worship, 7:30 p, ni. Evening worship. Christian Rcfcrnieil Churoli, West Bnfvlllc. IMiVi 3. Cupido , iuislor, 0:30 a. m, Mooting wownip. 7:30 p. m, Evening service, ' , WH -i. M ' m il at NetUortiPtidfl Reformed Church , West ftoyvillo, Jolm Bolyn, rciulcr, 0:30, n. no. Momlnn servico, 2:00 p. \ in. Afternoon servico. 7;<W p. n». ' Evening norvicc AU Rcrvlcesi uro copduototl lit tli o Holland language, . O&KDALE Sgt. Eugene, Judge , of the U. S . Army, visited a number of his friends here last Friday. Pvt. and Mrs . Charles Wood spent the Thanksgiving week-end at their hom e on Shore Drive, Miss Marion Jensej i spent last week ns the guest of her aunt , Mrs. Eva Gahona , at Newark , N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Tuthill had as their guests for a few days last week Edwin Porray, of Brooklyn . Mr. and Mrs . Charles Jenrich and family spent the Thanksgiving- holiday at their home , on Shore Drive. On Friday evening Miss Alice John- sen entertained Cpl . John Miele and Cpl. Lyle Rake , of the U. S. Army Air Corps , and Miss Beatrice Zaccone , at dinner. Mr. and Mrs. George Mngra th spen t Thanksgiving Day as the guests of Mrs. Magrath' s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mulilhausen , of Hartsdalc , N . Y. On Wednesday Mrs . Frank L . Gates , Mrs. Harry H. Hunt , Mrs. Edward De Potter , and Mrs. Henry Remmer at- tended the annual Christinas sale at the Pilgrim State Hospital. On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. John Moore entertained Mr. and Mrs. Willis \Cole , Capt. Nicholas Harisanoss , Pvt. and Mrs. Charles \Wood , J. Rike- man of Brooklyn , and Mrs. Merrell Woodward , of Port Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore enter- taine d over Thanksgiving Mrs. Moore ' s father , J. Rikcman , of Brooklyn ; Mrs. Moore ' s sister , Mrs. Merrell Woodward , of Port Jefferson , and Capt. Nicholas Harisanoss of the U. S. Maritime Serv- ice , who lias just returned from a flve- moiith trip around the world. On Saturday evening Miss Alice Johnson of Tower Mews entertained at dinner Prank Martin , Frank Bruton , and Max Tornby. On Sunday evening she entertained Mr. and Mrs. Francis Van Einerick , of Oakdale; Sgt. A. Tischer , Miss Edith Mettonleiter of Islip, Cpl. John Miele , and Cp l . Lyle Hake and Miss Beatrice Zaccone. Huntington to Have Circus Due to war conditions the annual costume parade of the Huntington Business Men ' s Association through the business area of the village will be eliminated this year. ' However , ar- rangements have been made for a free stage show wi th annuals and clowns tomorrow morning. Santa Claus will be on the stage of tho Huntington Theatre and present candy and oranges lo all children present. wmtmm B10D PLAS1A FOR- dMNiiSE Emergency Medical ^ Chiefs Also Get Supply from Council Twenty thousand units of blood plas- ma have been distributed in- strategic sections of New York State for use in the event . of war-time emergency. Distribution was announced by the Emergency Medical Service of. . the State War Council. The plasma is to be released at the discretion , of the ; local directors of Civilian Protection , local chiefs of Emergency Medical Serv- ice or hospital authorities. This use is not confhied to persons who may • be air raid casualties or who-may be in- jured in other war-time emergencies. The plasma may be used for civilians , but in this connection the hospital au- thorities would be required to replace that , plasma at some future time. The Emergency Medical Service has placed this plasm a net only in the major hospitals of the State , but in villages and towns. The list of places whicn have plasm a and the names of the custodians follow: Bay Shore — Southside Hospital , 24 units available. Brentwood — Pilgrim State Hospital , 24 units. Greenport ' — Eastern Long ' Island Hospital . 24 units. Holtsville — Suffolk County Sanitar- ium , 36 units. Huntington — Huntington Hospital , 24 units . Port Jefferson — Mather Memorial Hospital , 12 units. Riverhead ~ Dr. Alex Thompson , Chief of Emergency Medical Service , 75 units. The following places have been desig- nated in Nassau County: The Nassau County Tuberculosis Hospital at Farm- ingdale; the Glen Cove North Country Community Hospital , Dr . James 'Wine- miller of Great Week , Meadriwbrook Hospital of Hem pstead , Long Beach Hospital , Nassau County Chapter of th . e ARC at Mineola , and the Port Washington Evacuation Hospital. The transfusion of plasma , for any- burned sailor , ' - for any soldier in traumatic shock , is a first consid- eration, -liv burti. *3' : -i t replaces fluids lost'by t lie body-;- In shock , it in- creases circulationr and sends the blood bade out of its temporary con- centration points tb tlie rest of the body. Plasma Restores Action Paul Magenheimer is confined to Mather Memorial Hospital at Port Jef- ferson. : Mr. and Mrs . William Hermanns and children , . spent Sunday in Richmond Hill with relatives. The Christmas entertainment in thc school . will be held on Monday evening, December 20 th , at-8:15. William Stillwell has returned to his heme here after spending several days in Moriches with relatives , , The regular , meeting of thc Ladies ' Auxiliary, of the Fire Department will be held on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Marie Mahler has returned home after spending Thanksgiving week-end in College Point with rela- tives. . The ,, regular meeting of . the Ladies ' Aid ' Society will .be held at the hom e of Mrs-: Gustave Johnsen on Thursday afternoon . . Mrs. . . .Estelle Holde*n and , Mn, Mabel Heine . , hare : moved to , Patchogue this week , where they, have taken , a_n apart- ment for the winter. . /The Misses Lena, and Bertha. Kuhnle returned hbriie on Sunday after spend- ing the week-end.at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wehrenberg. The Mothers ' Club had their, regular meeting oh Wednesday afternoon. Plans were discussed for : the Christ- mas party. The following officers were elected 'for the comhig year: President , Mrs. -Mildred . Hermanns; Vice Presi- dent ,. Mrs. Leo Steidel Sr.; Secretary, Mrs. Rita . Pickart , and Treasurer , Mrs. Lillian \Wehrenberg. The Ladies ' Auxiliary , . of the Com- munity Club met on Monday evening at the home of Mrs . Henry Heine with Mrs. : Brjran . St. Louis and Mrs. Arthur Wehrenberg co-hostesses. The follow- ing members were present : Mrs . Adolph Habieh , Mrs. Gustave Johnsen . Mrs . John C. Wehrenberg, Mirs. Marie Mahler ,. Mrs. William Hermanns , Mrs. Harold James. Mrs , Otto Brauner was a guest. The . Ladies ' Auxil iary of the Pire Department held an installation of officers on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Lil- lian Monsell , of Blue Point , was the installing .officer. , . . Mrs, Monsell is the president of . the Blue Point auxiliary. The . following- were installed : Presi- dent , Mrs. Barbara Leudemann; Vice ¦President , Mrs. Florence Baack; Finan- cial Secretary, Mi-s . Lillian Wehren- berg; Recording Secretary, Mrs . Phoebe Zvonik; Treasurer , Mrs. Martha See- kamp; Trustees, Mrs, Ruth Magen- heimer , for three years; Mrs. Helen Rehm , for two years; Mrs. Mary Krau- cek , for one year . C.—.s :..id refresh- ments were enjoyed. **- -*******************.************* rn i mm **^***^A *±**^m^*^m^*iim^aJa^i^A»<a *m^+,^*** +*i&jyj ^ ' ' -—»»k FOK \ CHlSTMAS ' ? 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At this meeting a Fire Commlsslonci ' shnll be elected for u term .of nve yenr, ' In placo of Johannes J, Hoek wliosi term of offlcc expires. Mr, Hook h ellglblo to , succeed himself, Duted , West Snyvlllo , N, V, , November 22 , 10-13, Bonrct of J^ro.oominWs Ionovr Nelso n Vnn V/yen , Oh- alvm-an 3512 a, N\ , Yonder Horgn , Seo ' y Buy War B©nds aid Stamps Today! AREN 'T HARD TO FIND! I 1 ^f\*^ Bal r S w ith a shoul- f f \ der strap , . . . bo xy f ^ \ envelopes ... ! S v\ / > P°u ch stylcs '\ I V* ' \ fabrics and leath- 1 'U f ^,., A \ ors. Whichever you .cm. mrt^ trto. ' 'H* ' * *\ choose will bo I 2.98 : , •! 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