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jvir r ranK ¦ uouia , jvir wiuara Halsey and Mr Jesse Weixelbaum , members of the Westhampton Beach Board of Education and Principal E J Brong attended the annual State School Board meet- ing held in Syracuse last -Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Oct 24th , 25th and 26th . WESTHAMPTON BEACH The Al p has will meet with Mrs Rita Corwin on Thursday evening. Nov 4. Please note change of date. Every member is urge d to be pres- ent at this meeting. The Ladies ' Aid Society met with Mrs Huldah Dimon on Thursday afternoon , Oct 28. J^^HI^H^^^^^^^^B^BHI The Young Adult Group held a Halloween party at the home of Mr and Mrs Gus Dohrenwend on Tuesday evening. Miss Carol McKenney of River- head and Reginald Worm were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Will Terry on Sunday. The Corwin Tuthill famil y spent the weekend in Brookl yn. Leslie Corwin Jr was a weekend guest of Frederick Reeve in Itha- ca and had the good fortune to witness the Army - Cornell foot- ball game. Mr and Mrs Courtney, Mrs Ad- die Mueller and Mrs Lawrence Hulse attended a Rebekah meet- ing at Southold on Wednesday evening. Mrs Isaac Hulse has returned to •her home in Hoccabauk Park after spending three weeks with her niece , Dr Elizabeth Wells , of Hart- ford, Ccr.n. Mr and Mrs Hollis Warner and Mr and Mrs Wesley Warner en- joyed a weekend trip to Lake Mo- honk. They reported that the old Shawangunk Mountains were as ioveiy as ever. Mrs Raymond Young of Bridge- hampton spent Thursday with Mrs George C Young. We regret to report that Miss Eugenia Young is on the sick list. Mrs Everett DeFriest , Mrs Ohl- horst and Miss Blanche Young are attending the Work Shop ot New York University at Sayville. They have enrolled for the year. The Cheery-Chums held their first meeting of the fall at the home of Mrs Harold Goodale on Thursday, Oct 21. At this meeting the following officers were elected: President , Miss Marilyn Downs; vice president . Miss Joan Magee; secretary, Miss Eleanor Tyte; treasurer. Miss Joan Voss , and news reporter . Miss Gloria Breiten- bach. At this meeting the girls baked a delicious cake. When your correspondent suggested that a sample should have been give n him so that he could write of its excellence at first hand he was told that unfortunately it had all been consumed at the meeting. Perhaps this hint may be borne in mind at the next meeting. Four members of the club attended the Eastern Suffolk County Achieve- ment Club on Friday. Miss Fannie Wells is spending a few days with friends in Brook- lyn. jne grouuus or mu ^quuuugue parsonage arc taking on a new appearance these days. Mr Schon- ing has planted some 50 young trees and a number of shrubs, and a consiredable amount of ivy about the house. The lawn has been graded , several loads of good loam carted in and by spring when the new grass comes up there should be a fine lawn all around the house. Naturall y this work has added much to the gen- eral appearance of the property Miss Helen Conklin , formerly of Aquebogue is a patient in the Southampton Hosp ital where she recently underwent an operation. Mr and Mrs Charles Trifiero of Elinhurst have closed their sum- mer house in Hoccabauk for the winter. The Long Island Produce and Fertilizer Co have been enclosing their potato washing building .;t the Aquebogue Station. Lloyd Corwin has gone to St Louis , Mo . on a business tri p, and plans to visit the Purina Mills Co plant. On Sunday evening the Rev Clarence E Wells spoke to the United Youth Fellowship in the Methodist Church in Riverhead George M Taft Jr is president of the Fellowship. Boys and g irls of high school age come from Riv- erhead , Baiting Hollow , Sound Ave and Aquebogue. For the pres- ent the subject under discussion is The Bible. Mr Wells spoke on How we got the Bible and the out- standing translations of the Bible. Ambrose Corwin celebrated his birthday recently by giving a par- ty to a number of his relatives and friends at North Folk Country Club , Cutehogue. The tables were attractively decorated and the ladies were presented with lovely corsages. Allen Harris of South- ampton furnished music with his accordion. Among those present were Mr and Mrs Corwin , Mr and Mrs Richmond Corwin and chil- dren , Harry Corwin , Mr and Mrs Lloyd Corwin and family, Mr and Mrs Corwin Tuthill . Mrs Ellis Downs , Mr and Mrs Albert Ma- gee , Mr and Mrs Myron Young and Mr and Mrs George Terry of Mineola Camp. James Bell attended the funeral of a relative over the weekend in Ossining. On Sunday Mr Schoning wiil take for his sermon topic . \Is re- li g ion a form or a force?\ On Wednesday, Nov 3 , the Suf- folk County Assn of Congrega- tional Churches and Ministers wiil meet in Old Steeple Church. A luncheon will be served at 12:30 and a dinner at 5:30. The program for the day will be found on an- other page in this paper. The as- sociation meets with us only now and again so it is hoped the peo- ple of the parish will make a spe- cial effort to support the meet- ings. In the evening we are for- tunate in having with us the leader of the Congregational Chris- tian Churches of the United States , Dr Douglas Horton. One cannot afford to miss this address by Dr Horton. AQUEBOGUE Suffolk DAR to Meet Nov 1 Suffolk Chapte r , Daughters of the American Revolution , Mrs Elmer J B Sawyer , Regent will hold its first fall meeting on Monday, Nov 1 at the Congregational Parish , Riverhead. Reports will be given of the an- nual New York State Conference held Oct 6-8 in Rochester , N Y , and attended by the Regent , Mrs Sawyer and the Vice Regent , Mrs Arthur M Hulse of Westhampton Beach. The chapter entered at Rochester , in the State contest for girl homemakers , a blue wool dress made by Miss Dorothy Klimajeski of Sound Ave. This beautifully made dress was a blue ribbon win- ner in the spring 4H fashion re- view in Smithtown , the local DAR contest in May, the State Fai r at Syracuse in September and finally again in the State DAR contest in Rochester. The Regent presented this firs t prize to Miss Klimajeski nt the 4H nrhipvpmpnt awards night at the Riverhead grammar school on Friday evening. The chapter will again offer this year for the encouragement of our young folk , the prizes for junior and senior 4H groups in their dress project , also gold histo ry medals for the highest grade in American History in final examina- tion in the Greenport , Southold , Mattituek and Riverhead Hi g h Schoo l graduating classes. The chapter will also sponsor a senior g irl from each of these Hi gh Schools in the DAR good citizenship con- test , the awards being a $50 bond in the judicial district and a $100 bond for the state prize. The Regent attended on Wednes- day the annual birthday luncheon of William Dawes chapter at Law- rence Inn , Rockville Centre. Mrs George A Kuhner , National chair- man for Ellis Island , was one of the honored guests. The chapter was also represented ujr Ua ne- gent at a meeting of the Nassau- Suffolk National Defense Round Table in Garden City on Monday. Plans are being completed for a National Defense meeting in Free- port on November 12 with Miss Hazel Nielson of Washington as guest speaker. Miss Nielson is edi- tor of the National Defense News. Mrs Corwith Is Chairman The Suffolk Countv fall confer- ence was held in the Congregational Church Women ' s Club parlor , all day Monday, Oct 25 , witn the Riverhead Women ' s Club acting as hostess. Mrs Raymond Corwith of South- ampton was Suffolk County Chair- man for the day. The business meeting was held in the morning, at which time , Mrs Herman Hart- men of Huntington was elected the new Suffolk Count y chairman. A delicious luncheon was served by the Pilgrim Daughters , after which they had group singing led by Mrs J Foster Terry of Southold. They also had a guest speaker , Mr Thomas Lanahan of Brook- haven National Laboratory. Fol- lowing Mr Lanahan ' s talk , a sym- posium was held , the topic being. \The Club Women ' s Responsibil- ity \ with Mrs Hugh Huckett. Mrs A L Smith . Mrs Curtis , and Mrs Griffith taking part. O'Kula-Pop laski Nuptials —Photo by Adam* MRS STEPHEN O'KULA Joan Poplaski , daughter of Mrs Stella Bennett of Speonk and Ste- phen O'KuIa , son of Mis Leonora O'Kula of Calverton were united in marriage on Sunday at 4 p m , October 17 at St Isidore ' s R C Church in Riverhead. Rev C S E Biedrzycki performed the double ring ceremony. The bride , given in marriage by her uncle , wore a period gown in white bridal satin with a lace and orange blossom , pick-up over a hoop. Her finge r-tip veil of French illusion was caught with a lace crown and edged with lace. Her bridal bouquet was orchids , gar- denias and bouvardia shower ef- fect with babies breath. . The maid of honor , Emil y Cond- jella of Wading River , wore a peacock blue taffeta gown , period style , with pick-up over a hoop caught with red rose. She carried old fashioned basket of red roses , babies breath. The bridesmaids wore the same style gown as the maid of honor. They were Dorothy O'Kula of Calverton in a rose gown 1 and Elinore Shefchuk of Riverhead in a mint green gown. All wore bonnets that matched the gowns I in color and fabric. | I John O'Kula of Calverton acted as best man. The ushers were John Danowski and Frank Pelis of Cal- verton. The bride ' s mother wore a blue ! crepe dress with a corsage of red roses . The groom ' s mother wore a blue and white print dress with a corsage of yellow roses. A reception was held immedia- tely following the ceremony at John Ducks , Eastport , and was at- tended by about 100 guests. The bride ' s going away costume was a green gabardine suit. She wore black accessories. Mrs O'Kula attended Eastport Hi gh School. Her husband attend- ed Riverhead High School and is now engaged in farming. Previous to the wedding, Mrs O'Kula was given a shower b y her attendants at the home of Mrs Leonora O'Kula. 75 Attend Smoker Here The smoker of the Holy Name Society of St John the Evangelist Church. Riverhead , held in St John ' s Hall Monday evening was attended by about 75 members and others. A very enjoyable program w.is presented. The Rev Thomas J Fceney, pas- tor of St John ' s , presided. Th- -> other speakers were the Rev Fa- ther McLaug hlin, of St Albans, with whom Father Feeney war; associated for a number of years , and the Rev Joseph J O'Connell. the Rev John F Cwalina and the Rev Joseph A Mullen , assistant ;™<-:tOre nf Rfr Tnhr. * a Phiirph Vocal selections were rendered by Reginald G Underwood . Walter E Stark and Supervisor Joseph V Kelly. Father Feeney outlined a com- tivitics that is being p lanned. Games were played and refresh- ments were served. 300 , 000 Masons To Go to Church Nov 7 Approximately 300 , 000 Masons , members of over 1000 Lodges in New York , are expected to attend divine services in church or syna- gogue on Sunday, Nov 7. accord- ing to Frank M Totton . Grand Master of Masons of this state. The date , known as \Go T) Church\ Sunday , marks the 16th anniversary of the establishment of this custom by the New York State Masons. Many of the Lodges will hold joint services , Mr Totton reveal - ed , and some will separate serv- ;. -r:: ~::.. rr.ee ;n one p lace fur a Masonic breakfast. \This year particularly, we fee! that devotion to our country .should be stressed . \ said Mr Totton in a statement issued fronv his of- fice at tile v^liaae NaLiunai Bank in New York. \Since it is the Sunday preceding Armistice Day. it. seems fitting that we Masons as a group should show our rev- erence not only to God hut ouv loyalty to America and what it stands for in freedom , democracy and brotherhood. \The Masonic fraternity works through all community agencies for civic betterment, so on Nov 7 we will attend community church- es to pray for the spiritual health of our country. \ Hundreds of speakers will ad- dress the various groups through- out the state. Mr Totton added. In addition to himself, leading Masonic figures who will address large audiences are: Gay H tsrown of Utica , immediate Fast Grand Master; Richard Rowlands of Schenectady, Deputy Grand Master; Ward B Arbury of Buf- falo , Senior Grand Warden; Wil- liam Mosely Brown of Scarsdale , rast Grand Master of the state of Virg inia and Capt Maurice M Withers poon, USN (Ret) CHC , di- rector of the Masonic Veterans Service in New York. <MHlHMNltfMN!HNfr® Try this on your piano 20% off on New or Used Grands or Sp inets , Accordions , Trumpets , Saxophones ,, Radios , * ' ¦ ' ' ¦¦ \'\ Webster Wire Recorders and Solovox ^V/W/»W>; GRIFFINS MUSIC STORE Main St., Jamesport , N. Y. Tel . Jamesport 900 or 422 JhJ h J k J h JKJ h JKAJ h J h lhJh Your Mary Barron Slip won ' t ride or twist 3.50 to 5-50 •Famous Biastrait cut removes all stress wKen you sit. No side ; seams mar the smoothness when you stand. New long length • in sizes 32 to 44. Also SAAB slips and ni g htgowns 6.95 up Fleischer Yarns Needlepoints Gifts Hosiery Handkerch iefs Sweaters Mary Edwards Shop WESTHAMPTON BEACH AND PELHAM , N. Y. STUDIO WILL BE CLOSED FROM FRIDAY NOON , OCT. 29 TO TUESDA Y MORNING , NOV. 2. JOSEPH ADAMS Lee Bids., 2nd Floor Riverhead 3680 ~ i iJtW^VV^VVVVS^VV^VMiVWU^^^ i* v^ I For the Bride I % the Most Cherished Gift of All I $ , __ t i— j rs as —I I 1 I 1 I g That Precious Diamond You Give HER. S A Perfect Blue White Center Stone ... <% %> Worn for a Lifetime . . . Shown with Bride to \ & Friends. Treasured as a S ymbol of Your Love. » j£ Wedding Band and Single Diamond $j $90 up | JEWELRY OF EVERLASTING DIS TINCTION | j ft . & Crtta « E. M AIN ST. RIVERHEAD >} WA TCHES • DIAMONDS • SILVERWARE $. $ £ ¦ I' l WT Tnrnrnrfflmm M i nt l u ll l l III l iN fl ii ro ill i l8«MMjMMM>BWgW«MWWWMWWl»BWaW\«aBBWWB»BWWa J * vf / ifm TT . ' •S 5 -- ' ' '^jSH p JL HIS IS OUR \ * «..^. ,.ii ^^ ; ANSWER TO HIGH PRICES JL 4 .«f O L v4 If i> 'W ; ' V ' ' laPr YOUR WONDERFUL ^*^7/v \ ' • : $T BACKGROUND DRESS , I T\\ \ ' \ \ \ \ SUPERBLY DETAILED 1 \ 2 ^ IN TISSUE FAILLE paula tara of riverhead 7 east main street riverhead 3003 Anniversary greetings to Mr and Mrs Raymond Ritch , Oct 20: Mr and Mrs George Feilitz. Oct 19 and Mr and Mrs Everett Pfeiffe r , Oct 22. Birthday greetings to Miss Ame- lia Overton. Oct 25; Mrs Carl Holschuh , Oct 26. Mrs Richard Bayle.s and Albert Bayles were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Pfeiffer of Patchogue on Monday evening. Capt Adams . Norfolk. Vfl , >md Capt Alan Reutgers of New York- City, Mr and Mrs Walter Hof- strand and son Ronald of Brooklyn were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Fritz Clareus of Bartlett Rd. Mr and Mrs Edward Pfeiffer of Patchogue (formerly of Middle Island) were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Everett Pfeiffer on Wed- nesday, the occasion being the 80th birthday of Edward Pfeiffer. Aft- er returning to his home a surprise awaited him . which included Mr and Mrs Harold Davis , Mr and Mrs Carl Holschuh . Rev and Mrs Wil- liam Stewart . Mr and Mrs Thomas Bayles , Mrs Richard Bayles' and Albert Bayles and Mr and Mrs Everett- Pfeiffer. He received- sev- eral gifts from those present 'and a bouquet of roses from the Peo- ples National Bank of which , he is a director. ' He also enjoyed a shower of cards which he received from his many friends.; ' Mrs Everett Pfeiffer attended a luncheon given by Mrs , Christine Eagle to Mrs Edna Henry.of Selden on her birthday at the home 5f Mrs Christine Kcschar- in Coram on Tuesday. Master David Lustgarten spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Barnes. We wish a speedy, recovery to William Koschnrn and Mikp Adamiak. Friday night Mr and Mrs Henry of Selden , Mr and Mrs Christine Kosehara. Mrs Jacob Pinekney and Alfred Faron called on Mr and Mrs Everett Pfeiffer and surprised them on their-anniversary. Saturday evening a ^ surprise par- ty was given Mr and . .Mrs Everett Pfeiffer by .Mr. and Mrs John Kam- inski. Attending Were Mr and Mrs Watscl Zebrowski , Mr • arid Mrs Adam Dep ta . Mr arid Mrs Leste r Missner, Mr and Mrs Larry Kam- \>.»• ¦ ..X. U '.U J**iO UtgLCl^ 1 ICillCi and Ernest Chenel , ,' \ ' , The monthly :!m ' eetirig ' of the Men ' s Club of the Middle Island Presbyterian Church\ will be held Wednesday evening. Nov 3 , at 8:30 The combined monthly meeting of the Ladies ' Aid Society and the Missionary Society will be held at the Middle Island Presbyterian Church Thursday, Nov 4 , at 2 p m. Will you please call your re- porter at Yaphank 538-R-2 and give her your news. Birthday greetings to Mrs Joseph Brenner . Oct 20. . • Mr and Mrs Charles Huffine vis- ited with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Barnes on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Raymond Ritch spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Brenner. Philip Wissman of New York City spent the weeken d .at the home of his mother , Mrs Martha Wissman . of Church Lane. Mrs Raymond Ritch attended a baby showe r for Mrs Steven Stad- nicki of Wading River, formerly Katherine Bennett of Port Jeffer- son , given by her sister , Mrs Frank Caffey. MIDDLE ISLAND Appearing in the October num- ber of Cackle and Crow , there is a lengthy article in connection with the first day sale of th; Poultry Centennial stamp which was designed by Hampton M Erickson. The article states that 900 , 000 stamps were sold and that 406 , 000 first day covers were can- celed. Robert E Fellows , superin- tendent of the Division of Stamps, speaking for Postmaster General Donaldson , stated that a printing order for 50 , 000.000 stamps has been authorized. Fur tiic design submitted by Commander Erick- son for the stam p a light Brahma cock bird owned by George E Winters , of Westhampton , was used. At the Westhampton Beach Post Office 5 , 000 of these stamps were sold. Wise Monkeys see everything, hear everything, tell everything after reading The County Review Subscribe now. i^SB^^^^^^^^^^ Bi WESTHAMPTON Church service every aunaay afternoon at 3:30. Church school at 2:30. The Ladies Aid Society met this Wednesday afternoon at the home of Miss Ataia n-ogers to tie a p/uin. Mrs Ruth Drake left for Syra- cuse last week. She will spend some time visiting her son-in- law and daughter , Mr and Mrs Ed Urban and family. Do not forget our rummage sal;; in about two weeks , on Nov 13 , Saturday. We will appreciate all discarded clothing, househol d ar- ticles and also small articles , suit- able for a grab bag. These things can be left at the church. Mr and Mrs Frank Mazzarella visited relatives in New York on Sunday. The County Review Is your best advertising medium in Riverhead and Eastern Long: Island because it has the largest circulation in this area by more than 3 to 1 FLANDERS Justice and Mrs Austin H War- ner , Mrs Eugene A Warner and Austin Jr spent the weekend in Auburndale. Mass. Their daugh- ter . Miss Marilyn , who attends LaSallc College , spent the week- end with them. They all attended the Harvard and Dartmouth foot- ball game in Cambridge. When they reached New London , the boat had not returned from Orient , so they returned by way of the White- stone Bridge. Little Richard War- ner stayed with his grandparent.! . Mr and Mrs G Henry Frey, in Eastport. The first meeting of the Philo- mathean Society for the season will be held on Friday evening. Nov 5 . at 8 o 'clock. Paul Bailey of Bay Shore will give a talk on Long Island. The subject they are stud y- ing this winter is \Long Island\ and should be most interesting. There will be special music ar- ranged by Mrs John C Nienstedt. Mrs Austin Warner . Mrs Eugene Warner and Mrs DeWitt Warner are the entertainment committee. Rev Robert Budrips subject on Sunday was \Jesus and His Time. \ Miss Nancy Nienstedt sang a love- ly solo. Mr and Mrs Walter Han- sen of Oak Hills joined the church. Mrs Franklin H Young enjoyed Thursday in New York City. Mrs Edgar Woodhams of Man- hasset spent a few days last week with her brother-in-law and sis- ter , Mr and Mrs Charles E Wells. Mr and Mrs Richard Crofts of Lynbrook came out Wednesday for a visit with Mrs B F Wells. Mrs Thelma Collins of New York spent the weekend with her par- ents , Mr and Mrs Fred W Lewin. Frank Davis of Danbury , Conn , has been spending two weeks with his niece. Mrs Otto DeFriest and family. Tuesday morning Mrs De- Friest and daughter , Mrs Clar- ence Betit , of Westhampton Beach, took him home. They returned on Wednesday. Mrs Martha Van Donk of New York and sister , Mrs Mary Lou Peavey of Yaphank , spent the weekend with Mrs Mina Hallock Mr and Mrs Frank Hughes of New York spent Sunday evening with Mrs Mina Hallock. BAITING HOLLOW On Wednesday, Oct 20 , Mrs F H Berthold celebrated her birthday at the home of her grandchildren , Mr and Mrs Robert W Dillingham. She received many birthday cards and nice presents. At the church service Sunday morning Mr Lamed Bowman ' s top ic will be \Faith. \ iB^Mffl^y^^ny^Wjjm M L Shick and daughter and Mr and Mrs Walter Ostimer have closed their bungalows at Water- view Terrace , also L E Wines has closed his cottage on the bay for the winter. Miss Mary Myers spent the i weekend visiting Mr and Mrs Asa I Miller of East Hampton , Mr and Mrs Paul Myers spending Sunday with them and bringing Mary home. Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Henry Young of Calverton were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs D H Tuthill. School will close Thursday for the teachers to attend the teach- ers conference held at Hempstead on Friday and remain closed over Election Day, opening Wednesday, Nov 3. There will be a Halloween party in the chapel Thursday evening. Both young and old are cordially invited to come and join in the Mr and Mrs G Irving Wells and Mr and Mrs Herbert Van Den- bergh of Cranbury, N J , were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs E M Frederick. Mr and Mrs R F Dillingham spent the weekend with Mrs F H Berthold of Waterview Terrace. CHILD TO BROOKS Mr and Mrs Gordon E Brooks of Orient are happy to announce the arrival of their fourth child , Sylvia Alma , at the Eastern Long Island Hospital on Oct 18. ROSE KROLESKI TO WED Con Krolcski of Southold an- nounces the engagement of his daughter , Rose Kroleski , to John H Berryman Jr. both of Brook- lyn. JAMESPORT
