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F rances Hand , Itux III. Urookhavcn Miss Dorothy Robinson , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robinson of South Haven , was guest-of-honor at a surprise bridal shower given by Miss Ruth Ann Taylor and Mrs. Ralph Robinson at tho latter ' s home in South Haven last Monday night. Among the guests were the Misses Hester AVestervelt. .Mildred De Viss- eher , Natalie Uegalmutto , Lillian Kegalmutto. Oamela Giordano , Mar- gery Haw ivy, Dorothy Valentine , Ann Corwin , Ruth Corwin , and Mrs. Hetty liudney and Mrs. S. Corwin , all of Bellport; the Misses Genevieve Thompson , Ella , Louise and Winnie Scale and Emma Federino , of Center Moriches ; the Misses Mary Palermo , Nancy Orsino , Josephine Orsino , Theresa Portan- tiero and Ann Garibaldi , of Hager- maii; Mesdames Mabel Robinson , Dorothy Robinson , Ethel Robinson , I.eona Hard , Sadie Taylor , Margaret Taylor , Audrey Wcsehe , Martha Quinlan , Esther Von Ethens , Maud Klinger , Catherine Murdock , Ella Ballard , Barbara Palmer , Norma Sterling and Kate Game-well and the Misses Etna Mae , Carol and Dorothy Robinson , Leila Swezey, Evelyn Klinger , Janet Murdock and Agnes Regalmuto , of Brookhaven , and Mrs. Marilyn Zeidler of Medford. Miss Dorothy Robinson will be married to Schuyler L. Corwin of Bell port in the South Haven church March 18. , . Tho Patchoguw Advance is on sale at the Brook Store in Brookhaven. —Adv . Robert Robinson , son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robinson , and John Robin- son , son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Robinson of South Haven , were among the members of the graduat- ing class at Cornell university, Ithaca , last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Robinson and daughter , Carol , and Mr. and Mi s. Paul Robinson and daughter , Etna Mae , attended the graduation ceremony. Mrs. Dorothy Ross and two chil- dren of Yaphank avenue spent the weekend in Hempstead with rela- tives. Capt. and Mrs. H. Bohn and daughter , Karen of City Island have been visiting their families in Brook- haven this last week. Brookhaven-South Haven Presby- terian church notices follow: Sunday —Bible school at Brookhaven at 9:30 a. m. with classes for all ages. Morning worship at Brookhaven at 11 a. in. Sermon topic , \The Same Old Brick. \ Westminster Fellowship ut the manse at 5:30 p. m. Evening worship at South Haven at 7:30 p. m. Sermon topic , \Making Little Things Important. \ New Life Fel- lowship groups Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at the home of George E. Last on South Country road. Last Sunday morning Paul Robinson and Everett Swezey were ordained as elders and Ralph Robinson and Amos Silkworth were reordained as deacons. Miss Annette Fuoco , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fuoco of Montauk highway, is spending six weeks with her cousins , Mr. and M rs. James Fuoco of Patchogue , in Miami , Fla. Tho small son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Fink of South Haven is recovering at home afte r receiving treatment at Mather Memorial hospital , Port Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hard of South Haven are flying their plane to California with a stop-over to visit friends in Oklahoma. In Cali - fornia they will attend the wedding of Mr. Hard' s brother , William. James Robinson , who is a student in Troy, spent a few days last week with his parents , Mr. and Mrs . Delbert Wesehe of South Haven . There will be a Father-and-Son dinner at the Brookhaven school at 7 p. m. tomorrow for Boy Scouts and Cubs and their fathers. tEach Scout and Cub will entertain his father or a man friend. Members of the Scout and Cub committees will be present. Table decorations and place cards will be made and ar- ranged by the Cubs. Supper will be served by the Brookhaven Mothers ' club. The p ublic is invited to the program at 8 p. m. when awards will be made and the charter presented. Movies will be shown later by Alex Kosenkranius. About 150 people attended the very successful dance given by the local firemen Saturday night. The door award , 10 gallons of gasoline , was given to Frank Hermus of Bellport. Daniel Dusckuk of Yaphank received the special award. Helen M. Ewmx At a meeting of the Republican club to be held next Tuesday night at the firhouse there will be sev- eral guest speakers who are natives of Estonia but now live in Lake Ronkonkoma and Patchogue. They will give first-hand accounts of the Russian invasion of their country aud life in German prison camps. The program , which will also in- T , ———— . ¦ —. elude movies and refreshments , is open to the public. The Ambulance corporation at its monthly meeting last week voted to contribute $10 to the Suffolk County Council , Boy Scouts of America , and $10 to the American Red Cross. A film showing the history of railroad- ing and a colored picture of a trip to Mexico , which had been obtained from the Pennsylvania Rail Road company by Anthony Majestic , were shown by Alex Kosenkranius. \Three little girls from school , \ Lucia Nelson , Linda Gemmell and Jan Ranken , aided the March of Dimes by giving a puppet show last Thursday, the proceeds of which they contributed to the Polio fund. The play was given in the basement of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gemmell of South Country road and was attended by many of the school children. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ince of Burnett' s lane were hosts at a supper party for about 30 guests Saturday night in honor of Mrs. Ince ' s sister , Mrs. David Page Cof- fin , who is leaving tomorrow for Japan. Mrs. Coffin , with her son , David , Jr., will join her husband , a vice consul fn the American foreign service and stationed at Kobe where he is studying Japanese. Mr. Coffin left several months ago but his family had to wait for Army clear- ance. Mrs. Coffin was also guest-of- honor at a farewell tea Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ince where she has been staying since October. Miss Winafred Nims , a junior at Radcliffe college , completed her mid- term examinations last week and spent two days with her parents , Dr. and Mrs. Leslie F. Nims of Library lane. A six-weeks course in tailoring, taught by Mrs. Florence Dickey, county leader of the Home Bureau , will begin next Tuesday at the fire- house. Mrs. Arthur Kaufmann , chair- man of the local unit , announces that there is a possibility of two groups meeting on successive days. Its circulation blankets Patchogue and surrounding villages like the dew! THE PATCHOGUE ADVANCE \The PeopleV Paper \ NEWS OF BROOKHAVEN DESSERT-BRIDGE CARD PARTY 1:30 P. M. in Parish House TICKETS 50c Thurs., Feb. 16 WOMAN'S GUILD OF ST. 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No comp licated controls , nothing to lear n .. . yet it has all the automati c improvements which now make electric cooking to much faster , cleaner , cooler ... easier ia every way. iff \ flfeftfng em mack juofi J g ~ \ a difference as iry > ^ Vj5 wonderful wfy w*p\ Made b y Makers of the Famous Sbehrador Refri gerator I \\ ' II — I INSTALLED FREE AT UST PRICE II WIRING CHANGED FROM 110 TO 220 WHERE- I I EVER NECESSARY. NO COST—6AVE $75 TO *100. j COME IN AND SEE THE NEW 1950 MODELS ^ f lift ft H\ iV REFRIGERATION kll JlUlilF J l£i A lEUVBBR 278 W. MAIN ST. PATCHOGUUE 849 _____ _ APPOINTED CBOStlfy BQytJS DEALER * Observe Feb . 24 As Day of Prayer SETAUKET—Th e North Suffolk United Council of Church Women announces that on February 24 , the World Day of Prayer services will be held at 2:30 p. m. at the Setau- ket Methodist church , with Mrs. E. L. Cleveland , .president of the North Suffolk council , presiding. Mrs. A. H. Boutwell of Port Jefferson , Mrs. Claude Conklin of Smithtown , Mrs. Clinton West of East Setauket , Mrs . Dorin Antrim of Stony Brook , Mrs. Robert Williamson of St. James and Mrs. J. Andrew Newcomb of Port Jefferson are on the program. Miss Ruth Brush will be the soloist and Mrs. Leroy Heinz , organist of the Setauket Methodist church , will be at the organ. All women are welcome. WUETf Q BALANCED TTi iririltl ALIGNED Wheels , Axles , Frames Straightened New Wheel* In Stock For AH Can • PAUL C. KRESGE 540 EAST MAIN STREET PATCHOGUE , N. Y. ¦WaWaWMBWa ~ a ~B~ B*a ~Wa ~ aM LUCKY BALLOON DANCE SAT. NITE KAY'S SWING CLUB Dancing Sat. Ni ght with FRED KELLY'S Orchestra CANAAN LAK E (No Minimum—No Cover) PATCHOGU E 628 ^^^^^^^^ ¦ ^\ — ^ ' ^^^^^^^^ \^ ¦' \^ ~''\ \^ ' ^^^^2_^_ l _^_^_^_^_^^ I 0g>— J£ ^ SERVICE FIRST \ \ §9^(^m\ SAFETY FIRST j ' J S^' T I M *^?^ /' '\\^ There ' s no such thing as a MINOR i ' lm^M/\^ Wk Ir * ' repair when it comes to your car. I > Vr* W \> 5l_ J i Small defects may result in big J ! 7j)_ i \ -~Tft % accidents. We fix headlights, < LfiU - ™\y k check tires and battery to assure j ^^ . *-— ^*- safer driving. « *#€€ J * Lt JCt A i CENTRAL AUTO SERVICE } Brookhaven Bellport 207 j INSURE YOUR CAR! I PAYMENTS AS LOW AS $T®* *» Month A. & D. BLAXESLEE INSURERS FIRE - MARINE - LIABILITY AND AIJTOMOBILf INSURANCE 30 East Main Street Phone Patchogue 2500 l**mmHmm ~mmmm4m **mm-« ' i i \ - 1 »i \ in i in I , , (m ¦rfi.Yi liml i ii. .1« . CENTEREACH and LAKE GROVE Mr.. Ethel Smith, Tel. Honk. 8752 Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Wilkerson spent last weekend visiting Mrs. Nellie Becker and Mr. and Mrs. E. Drumell in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Corinbert of Wood road left last Wednesday to spend a month' s vacation in Florida and other points south. Mr. and Mrs . Theodore Overton and David Overton visited Mr. and Mrs. C. Ed gar Kessel of Bay Shore last Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McNamara are the parents of a son , born Jan- uary 26 at Southside hospital , Bay Shore. Mrs. Pauline Sundstrom enter- tained her pinochle club at her home last Saturday night. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Bingay, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell and Mr. and Mrs . Foster Overton. Prayer meeting was held Wednes- day night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Williams. A Valentine social and covered dish supper will be held at the fire- hall Saturday night by the Ladies ' auxiliary of the Centereach Fire department. All members and guests are welcome. Mrs. William Harders was pleas- antly surprised at a party given in honor of her birthday at the home of Mrs. Foster Overton last Tuesday afternoon. Guests were Mesdames Albert Campbell , Karl Kuhhen , Ethelyn Overton , Edward Falkman , Philip Stohr and Miss Ruth Harders. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at Groben ' s Stationery Store , Steve ' s General Store , Reylek' s Stationery Store and John ' s Market in Center- each. —Adv. The Parent-Teacher association meeting will be held at the school house next Tuesday n ight. Guest speaker will be George Copeland of Islip, physical instructor at the school. Mr. Copeland is also a pro- fessional baseball player. The Blue Point laundry will also show a short movie on \How to do Washing. \ Mrs. Addie Overton , chairman for the local polio drive , reports that $466.14 has -been collected in a house- to-house canvass. All returns are not in. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fuller and daughter , Jane Adele , of Bay Shore were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs . Edwin Overton. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Williams last Friday were Mrs. Emma Sprague and Mrs . Emil Siedel of Bellmore. Mrs. Minnie Hallock was hostess at a joint dinner party last Friday when she entertained Mrs. Edwin Overton and Mrs. Herbert Thompson in honor of their birthdays. Other guests were Mrs. Harvey Carlos of Nesconset and Mrs. Ernest Overton and Mrs. Donald Emery. The Teenage group will meet tomorrow night at the parish hall. The committee is Charlotte Gregor , Nancy Davis and Roger Waller. The Christian Youth Fellowship will be in charge of service this Sunday night at the Congregational church . A special business meeting of the Sunday school will be held tomorrow night in the parish hall. TKe Lake Grove Home bureau will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Addie Overton. The lesson will be on rush and caning. Mrs. Lillian Davies is the leader. The night class held its meeting last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. William Kennedy and had the same project. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Overton celebrated their silver wedding an- niversary with several parties this week. Last Friday night they enter- tained the CODS club members and their husbands at a turkey dinner at their home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell , Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith , Mr. and Mrs . Percy Overton of Lake Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Darrow of Bayport. Mr. and Mrs. Overton were presented with a lovely silver dish. The guests also received a gift in memory of the occasion , the ladies receiving silver earrings and pins and the men pocket flashlights. The Overtons entertained the Secret Pal club at a buffet supper Sunday night. The centerpiece at the table was a beautiful silver and white cake. The rooms were trimmed with white bells and streamers. The club presented them with a beautiful six-way floor lamp. Each couple received a silver ash tray as a memory gift. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reynolds , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Faustich , Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith , Mr. and Mrs. George Bingay, Mr. and Mrs. George Kennedy, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell , Mrs. Pauline Sundstrom , Mrs. Fred Wendel , Sr. , and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hahn. On Tuesday, the date of the an- niversary, Mr. and Mrs. Overton , Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Duffield and Mrs. Alois Ondrovic enjoyed a dinner at Milano ' s restaurant in Hunting- ton. Mr. Duffield and Mrs. Ondrovic , who is a sister of Mrs. Overton , were best man and bridesmaid at their wedding 25 years ago. HAVE YOU ANY NEWS ? SEND IT IN—BUT QUICK Local Pythian Lodge Holds First Meeting Of Executive Board The first executive board meeting of the recently formed Pythian Or- der of Patchogue was held Monday at the home of Dr. Murray Green- berg on North Ocean avenue. Joseph Zak , grand chancellor , pre - sided over the meeting at Which the chapter ' s by-laws were read and edit- ed and plans for the installation of officers and the conferring of first degrees for new members were dis- cussed. \A general benevolent policy for Patchogue was outlined , \ a spokesman for the organization said , \in an endeavor to do the best work possible for the community. \ Board members at the meeting in- cluded Mr. Zak , Larry Gladstone , Maurice Gruber , Jerry Block , Sid- ney Greenwald , Harold Schackman , Robert Schlosser , Dr. Greenberg, Seymour Bialer and Harold Lans- man. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. O'Toole of 1234 East 23rd street , Brooklyn , and Blue Point have announced the engagement of their daughter , Alice Maureen , to John E. Mudd , son of Mrs. Richard E. Mudd of Towson , Md., and the late Mr. Mudd. Miss O'Toole , whose grandparents were the late Dr. Thomas H. and Mrs . Alice D. Loughran , was grad- uated from Saint Savior ' s academy and the college of Notre Dame of Maryland. Mr. Mudd is an alumnus of Loy- ola college , Baltimore , and is now studying law at the University of Maryland. He served with the Army Medical corps in Japan during the war. * « * Mrs. J. W. Mackland of Crescent , la., . has announced the engagement of her daughter , Edna May, and Alan Willia m Peterson , son of Mr. and Mrs . Lloyd E. Peterson of Patchogue. Miss Mackland received her bache- lor of science degree in home economics fro m Iowa State college last June. She is affiliated with Sigma Kappa soro rity and is a mem- ber of the American Home Economics association. Mr. Peterson will be graduated in electrical engineering from Iowa State college in March. He is a member of Pi Kappa Alph a frater- nity and the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. No definite date has been set for the wedding. * * * Mrs. Henry L. Coleman , Jr., of Geneva has announced the engage - ment of her sister , Miss Etheldred Slosson McGrew , to Eugene Vir- ginius Connett, IV , son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Connett , III, of Thorn Hedge road , Bjellport , and South Orange , N. J. Miss Mc G rew , daughter of the late Rev. and Mrs . Irving Angell McGrew of Geneva , is an alumna of Stuart hall , Staunton , Va., William Smith college and the National Academy of Design , New York. Mr. Connett is a graduate of St. Paul' s school , Concord , N. H., and Princeton university. CHURC H SERVICES EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH East Main Street Rev. Carl G. JGernannt , Pastor SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. —Sunday School for all departments under the supervision of the superintendents , Miss Hazel Prahl , Miss Marion Prahl and Miss Caroline Weideman. Visual education. Adult Bible class group. 10:30 a. m. — Divine Worship. Sexagesima Sunday. The topic of the sermon , \The Privilege of Prayer. \ The Senior choir will sing \Thy Pres- ence , Lord\ (Meredi th). The Junior choir will sing \List , List To His Voice \ (Meredith). Mothers may leave their smal l children in a supervised nursery while they attend the morning serv- ice. THURSDAY (Tonight) 7:30 p. m. — Senior choir re- hearsal. FRIDAY 4 p. m. — Girl Scouts. 8 p. m. — Sunday School staff and teachers meeting. MONDAY 4 p. m. — Confirmation elass. 4 p. m. — Brownies. 7 p. in. — Boy Scout Troop 111. WEDNESDAY 2:30 p. m. — Women ' s Missionary league. 4 p. m. — Girl Scouts. SUNDAY 8:50 a. m. — Junior Choir re- hearsal . FIRST CHURC H OF CHRIST , SCIENTIST Roe Boulevard and N. Ocean Ave. SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. — Sunday school. 11 a. m. — Sunday service. WEDNESDAY 8:15 p. ni. —Meeting. DAILY Reading room hours 12 to 3 daily, except Sundays and legal holidays in the Mills Bldg., 6 E. Main Street. \Soul\ is the Lesson-Sermon sub- ject for Sunday , February 12. Golden Text: \O Bless our God , ye people , and make the voice of his praise to be heard; which holdeth our soul in life , and suffereth not our feet to be moved\ (Psalms 66:8 , 9). ST. FRANCIS de SALES R. C. CHURCH South Ocean * Avenue Rev. James V. Walsh , Pastor SUNDAY Masses 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 a. m. (High Mass) and 12:15 p. m. WEEKDAYS Masses at 7 and 8 a. m. WEDNESDAYS 8 p. m. — Miraculous Medal No- vena. THE LUTHERAN CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOR 231 Jayne Avenue Rev. George K. Swarlzf ager Pastor 451 East Main Street Telephone Patchogue 4207 FRIDAY 2:30 p. m. —Release-time Religious Education. 3:45 p. m. — Confirmation In- struction. 7 p. m. — Adult Discussion group. Topic : \God , The Holy Spirit. \ SUNDAY 9 a. m. —Sunday School and Cate- chetical Instruction. 10:15 a. m. — Service of Divine Worship. Sermon theme: \The Chris- tian ' s Food. \ Sermon Text : Amos 8:11 , 12 , the Old Testament Lection for Sexagesima Sunday Educational Lecture: \The Church Year , \ a dis- cussion of the observance of church seasons and Holy days. MONDAY 7 p. in. — Meeting of the Parish committee of Evangelism. TUESDAY 8 p. m. —Luther League Devotion- al and Business meeting, THURSDAY 8 p. m. — Nursery Roll Mothers ' club. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rider Avenue Rev. Hanington Wilson , Rector SUNDAY 8 a. m. — Holy Communion . 9:45 a. m. — Church School. 11 a. m. — Morning Prayer. THURSDAY 8 p. m. — Senior choir. FRIDAY 7 p. m. — Junior choir. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH North Ocean Avenue Ret). John Reno , Pastor SUNDAY 9:45 a. m. — Sunday School for all ages. 11 a. m. — Morning service. A su- pervised nursery is conducted for childre n whose parents wish to at- tend service. 7:45 p. m. — Evening service. THURSDAY 8 p. in. — Prayer service. FRIDAY 3 p. m. — Release-time classes. CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST 44 South Street Elder George O. Bugg SUNDAY 10:30 a. m. — Sunday school. 12 noon — Sermon. 6:30 p. , n . - YPWW meeting, o p. m. — Evening . service. i PENTECOSTA L CHURCH OF GOD Robinson Boolevard , East Patchogue Nunzio Vitolone , Pastor SUNDAY ?„ \ ;,. m * ~~ Son day school. 10:JO a. in. — Italian service. 7:30 p. m. — English service . TUESDAY 7:J0 p. ni. — Prayer service. THURSDAY . < :JO p. iu. —- Young People ' s seiv- PATCHOGUE JEWISH CENTER Oak Street and Jayne Ave n ii e Rabbi Seymour J. Cohen S p iritual Leader Rabbi Max Staubcr Ritual D irector 5 p. m. — Candle Kindling Time 5 p. m. — Early Service. 8:30 p. m. — Late Friday n i el* service. Dedicated to 40th anniver sary of Boy Scouts of America. Mem - bers of Boy Scout Troop 143 will par ticipate in the service. SATURDAY 9:15 a. m. — Morning service. Bar Mitzva h of Norman Schlefstoin 10:30 a. m. — Children ' s service 4:45 p. m. — Minha. SUNDAY 8:45 a. m. — Morning service 9:30 a. m. — Post Bar Mitzvah Regula r sessions of religious school ' TUESDAY U 1:45 p. m. — Women ' s Institute in Adult studies. TUESDAY , WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Regular sessions of religious school. GRACE A.M.E. ZION CHURCH Cleveland Street and Grant Place Rev. M- W. Frasier , Pastor SUNDAY 10 a. ni. — Sunday School. 11 a. m. — Morning Service . 7:45 p. m. — Evening service. FRIDAY 8 p. m. — Prayer service. KINGDOM HALL OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 33 West Main St., Syndicate Bldg. Patchogue Schedule of Meetings SUNDAY 4:30 p. m. — Bible Study. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m. — Book Study. THURSDAY 7:30 p. m. — Service meeting. 8:30 p. m. — Theocratic Ministry Course. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH East Main Street Rev, Gerald E. Bot jce , Minister SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. — Church School. 11 a. m. — Worship service. Scout Sunday. Organ prelude: \Festival March\ (Flagler). Sermon subject: \A Big Wheel or a Good Gear?\ Postlude : \Finale Jubilante \ (Mar- tin). Nursery for small children during this service. 6:30 p. m. — High School Pilgrim Fellowship. 6:30 p. m. — Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship. MONDAY 4 p. m. — Brownies—Troop 21. 8 p. m. — Meeting of SCCW. TUESDAY 7 p. in. — Boy Scouts—Troop 44. WEDNESDAY 4 p. m. — Girl Scouts—Troon 1. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE River Avenue Rev. H. R. DeShaw , Pastor SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. — Sunday School and Bible Study. This is Neighbor Sun- day in the Friendly Nazarene church. 10:45 a. m. — Morning Worship. This being National Scout Week all Scouts in the church will partici- pate in the Worship service. The Junior choi r will furnish the special music for this sen-ice. 7 p. in. — Adult prayer meeting. 7 p. m. — Young People ' s service. 7:45 p. m. — Evangelistic service. The Jansen family from Bellmore will furnish vocal and instrumental music everyone will enjoy. Everyone is welcome. WEDNESDAY 8 p. ni. — Mid-week prayer and monthly missionary meeting \ FRIDAY ( February 10) 8 p. m. — Sunday School Officers and Teachers meeting to be held at the parsonage. SATURDAY (February 11) 8 p. m. — District Wide Youth Rally to be held at our Richmond Hill church . Dr. L. J. DuBoi-s Gen- eral Secretary of the Youns Peo- ple ' s Society, who has just returned from some of our mission fields will be the speaker. OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL . R. C. CHURCH West Main Street Rev . C yrus Tortora , Pastor SUNDAY Masses at 8 , 9:30 , 11 a. m. (Hig h Mass) and 12:15 p. m. WEEKDAYS Musses at 7:30 a. m. METrtODIST CHURC H South Ocean Avenue Rev. Harrt/ Sanford Crossett Minister SUNDAY 9:45 a. m. — Sunday Session (> ' the Church school. Classes for nun and women. 11 a. m. — Ministry of »'\ sic under the direction of Wendell Phil- lips. Mrs . A. C. Pettit at the orjran. Scout Sunday. 11:30 a. m. — Junior Choir re- hearsal. 7 p. . m. — Methodist Youth F<; 1- lowehip meeting. Richard Edward- - . president. ? MONDAY . '3:30 p. ni. — (Jirl Scouts. Mrs. Pauline Allen , director. 7:30 p. m. — Boy Scouts , Troop ->¦ Harold Bates , Scoutmaster. 7:30 p. m. — Official Board i\ 1 \- ing. TUESDAY 8 p ni. — Women ' s wonc-iy (WSCS) meeting. THURSDAY 8 p. m—Adult Choir rehearsal. FRIDAY 8 p. ni. —Philathea dab* buainte* meeting and social. ———————— ^—•—¦—¦—i—a— •—•—•—^—ao—i Material for Your New Spring Suit *******************w******^*^******** ****t******m***********^********m U INCH WOOL TWEEDS In Light 19_ Spring Shades *- yd. ALL WOOL GLEN PLAIDS 58 to 60 in: Od& Wide ***\* yd. PURE SILK PRINTS AH New 069 Patterns mt yd. CANTOR 'S » SOUTH OCEA N AVENUE PATCHOGUE
