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News of the Churche s FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST ^ SCI EN TEST Roe Boulevard mid N. Ocean Ave. SUNDAY 11 a. m. — Sunday school . 11 a. m. — Sunday service. The divine source of all exis- tence will be brought out at Christian Science services this Sunday. Keynoting the Lesson-Sermon on the subject of \Life \ is the Golden Text from Psalms ^42:8|i \The Lord wi ll command his lov- ing kindness in. the daytime, and in the nig ht hi. - sung shall lie with me. and my prayer unto the God of mv life. \' Nursery for pre-Suiulay school age children ]<) : , '!() a. ni. throug h church services is provided. WEDNESDAY 8:15 p. m. — Meeting. DAILY Reading room hours 11a. in. to 4 p. in., dail y, Fridays 7 to 0 p. in., except Sunday and legal holidays at 38 South Ocean avenue. TEMPLE HETH-EL Oak Street , Patchogue Rabbi A. Irving Schnipper FRIDAY 8 p. m. — Famil y Worshi p serv- ice . SATURDAY 9 a. m. — Morning service. 11 a. m. —Junior congregation. SUNDAY 9 a.m. — Morning service. WEEKLY SERVICES MONDAY , THURSDAY 7:15 a. m. — Morning service. TUESDA\ r , WEDNESDAY , FRIDAY 7:30 a. m. — Morning service. ST. FRANCIS de SALES R. C. CHURCH South Ocean Avenue Rev. F. Leo Cunningham , Pastor SUNDAY Masses , Church , 7, 8, 9 (chil- dren only), 11:15 a. m. and 12:30 p. m. only. Hall , 9 (adults ) and 10:15 a. m. WEEKDAYS Masses — 7 and 8 a. m. CONFESSIONS Confessions after weekday masses. Satu rday — 4:30 - 6; 7:30 - 9 p. m. Preceding Holy days of obligation and the First Fridays , 4:30 to 6 and 7:30 - 9 p. m. FIRST FRIDAY r S Masses 7. 8 and 11:30 a. m. 6:45 a. m. — Distribution of Holy communion. CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY Robinson Boulevard East Patchogue Rev. Frank L. Folio , Pastor SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. — Sunday school. 7 p. in. — Evening service. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m. — Prayer worship. FRIDAY 7:30 p. m. — Italian services. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE River Avenue Rev. Robert A. Rapalje . Pastor FRIDAY 7:30 p. m. —Choir practice. SUNDAY 0:45 a. ni. -—Sunday school, li a. in. --Morning worshi p. 7 p. m. -- Evening service. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m. —Prayer meeting. ST. JO SEPH THE WORKER R. C. CHURCH 1341 Montauk Highway East Patchogue Rev. Jeremiah Dineen , Pastor SATURDAY' Confessions 4 to 5:30 p. m. and 7:30 to 9 p. m. (Also Thursdays before the first Friday and eves, of Hol y Days.) SUNDAY Masses at 7:30 , 8:30 , . 9:30 , 10:30 , 11:30 and 12:30 p. m. (church for children); 9:30 a. m. (auditorium for adults). After 0:30 a. m. mass — School of Religion for all elementary school children. WEEKD A YS Masses at 7 and 8 a. m. MONDAY 8 p. m. —Novena in honor of St. Joseph. Confessions after service. WEDNESDAY 3:30 p. m. — School of Religion , 7th and 8th grades. 7:30 p. m. — 9th through 12th grades. OU R LADY OF MT. CARMEL R. C. CHURCH West Main Street Rev. Raphael D. Montclcone Pastor SUND A Y Masses at 0:30, 7 , 8 , 9 , 9:30 , 10 , 10:30 , 11 a. m., 12 noon and 12:45 D. m. Children ' s mass 9 a- m. W E EKD A YS Ma s ses at 7 , 8. Every First Friday: 7 , 8 a. m. and 8 p. m. Holy Days of Obli gation: 6:30 , 7 , 8 , ii , 10 a. m. and 8 p. m. Devotions: Perpetual Novena Monday at 8 p. ni. and Devotions to the Sacred Heart on First Fri- day evenings. TUESDAY 8 p. m. —Spanish devotions for Spanish speaking people. SEVEN T H DA Y A DVENTI S T CHURCH 184 North Ocean Avenue Patchogue Everett E. Cuniho , Pastor THURSDAY' 8 p. m. — Pi-aver meeting. FRIDAY Sundown Sabbath begins. SATURDAY 9 a. m. — Sabbath school. 10:15 a. m. — Church service. PATCHOGUE CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Kingdom Hall Woodside Avenue near Rte. 112 North Patchogue THURSDAY ( Today) 7:M0 p. m. —Ministry improve- ment school. K:, ';.i p. m. --Service meeting. •'Subscription (biotas. \ SUNDA Y 4 p. m. - —Public address. 5:15 p. m- Waichtuwer st udy. TUESDA Y 5 p. m. — Congregation Rook ' study. ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH Montauk Hi ghway, Blue Point Rev. Constantino Theodore , Pastor SUNDAY 10 a. m. to 10:45 a. m. —Matins. 10:15 a. in. to 11 a. m. — Serv- ice for Sunday school children. U a. m. to 12 noon — Divine Lituary. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPA L CHURC H Rider Avenue Rev . Richard C. Chapin , Rector The Rev. E. A. W. H. Wilson , Rector Emeritus THURSDAY 3:30 p. m. —Confirmation class. 5:SO p. m. —Evening prayer. FRIDAY 7 a. m. — Holy communion. SATURDAY 9:30 a. ni. — Hol y communion and Seiior Altar guild. a- . oO p. m. — Evening prayer . SUNDAY Second Sunday after Epiphany 8 a. in. — Holy communion. 9:15 a. m. — Family Eucharist and Church school. 11 a. m. —Morning prayer and Ante-Communion. 3 p. m. --Hol y baptism. 7 p. m. —Young Peop le ' s meet- ing. YPF Church of the Messiah. Central Islip, will be guests. MONDAY 8 p. m. —Altar guild. 8 p. m. —Brotherhood of St. An- drew. TUESDAY' 5:30 p. ni. — Evening prayer. WEDNESDAY 9:30 a. m. — Holy communion. 8 p. ni. — Adult instruction. EM A NUEL L U T HERAN CHURCH East Main Street Rev . William P. Hinlicky, Pastor THURSDAY (Today) 7:45 p. in. —Combined choirs. FRIDAY 8 p . ni. —Parent-Teacher league. SATURDAY 9 a. m. — Senior confirmation class . 10:30 a. in. — Junior con fi rma- tion class. SUNDAY' 8:15-9:15-10:30 a. m. — C hu rch services. 9:15 a. m. —Sunday school . MONDAY 8 p. m. — Adult Membership group. TUESDAY 8 p. m. —Mary Anna Guild. WEDNESDAY 2 p. m. —Women ' s Missionary league. 8 p. ni. —Walther League. THE METH O DIST C HURCH South Ocean Avenue Herbert K. Robinson , minister THURSDAY (Today) 8 p. in. — The choir will meet in the Ladies ' parlor for rehearsal. 0 p. ni. — Alcoholics Anonymous will meet in the parish house. SATURDAY 1 p. in. — The confirmation class will meet with the pastor in the Ladies ' parlor. SUNDAY 9:45 a. m. — Church school, j Adult Bible class. 11 a.m. —Morning worship. Nursery in the parish house. 2 p. in. — Meet at the church to go to Medford to survey the Eag le Estates. 7:30 p. m. —The Jr . MYF group will meet in the pal ish house. The Sr. MYF group will meet in the Ladies ' parlor. MONDAY 0:30 a. in. — The Play Group for Retarded children will meet in the parish house Monday through Friday. 2 p. m. — The Girl Scouts will meet in the parish house. TUESDA Y 7:30 p. m. — The Girl Scouts will meet in the parish house. 8:30 i). m. —The Epworth circle will meet with Mrs. George Wil- son , Cornell place. East Patch- ogue. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. in. — The Roy Scouts will meet in the parish house. UNITAR IA N FELL O WSHI P OF BROOKHAVEN YMCA Building, South Ocean Ave. Patchogue Samuel Kistich. President SUNDAY 10:30 a.m. — Church school . CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 95 East Main Street Mr. and Mrs. David D. Larson Missionaries Rev. Stuart W . Van Cott , Minister SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. — Church school. Two Worship Services 9:30 a. m. — Early famil y serv- ice. Parents and others may at- tend the early service during the church school hour. 11 a. ni. — Worship service . 7 p. in. — Pilgrim fellowship. TUESDAY 7:30 p. ni. — Roy Scout Troop 41. WEDNESDAY 2:30 p. in. — Girl Scout Troop 42. 8 p. m. — Annual meeting of the church. THURSDAY 7 p. m . — Girl Scout Troop 1. 7 p. m. —Junior choir rehearsal . 8 p. m. —Senior choir rehearsal. THE LUTH E R AN C HURCH OF OUR SAVIOR 231 Jayne Avenue Dr. Lammerf Redelfs , Pastor SATURDAY 9:30 a. m. — Confirmation class. 10:15 a. m . — Beginners ' Cate- chism class. S UNDAY 9 n. m. — Sunday sch o ol . 9 and 10:30 a. in. —Divine wor- ship. Sermon: \Jesus—Life ' s Mas- ter of Ceremonies . \ 7:30 p.m. —Luther league. Ad- dress hy Keith Kevenaugh, \Yap Island. \ St. John Luther league of Massapequa will he guests. TUESDAY 1 :30 p. m. —Ladies ' guild. Topic: \Religious Education. \ WEDNESDAY 7 p. m. —Junior choir rehearsal. 7:30 p. m. —Senior choir rehear- sal. FIRST BAPTI S T CHURCH New Norfh Ocea n A venue Rev. John E. Southard , Pastor TH U RSD A Y 8 n. m. —Mid-week service. The speaker will ho the Rev. Herbert Murata , missionary to Japan. SUNDAY 9:45 a. m. — Bible School and Adult BihlA class. George Swan , Gen . Sunt. Classes for all anna from a Nursery class up. The bun provides free transportation for all of those living between North Bellport and the church and from Medford to the ch u rch. For in- fo rmation call GRover 5-4472. 11 a. m. —Morning worship. Organist , Miss _ Emma Kaller. The ehoir will sing; soloist will he Gregory Sherwin. Message by the pastor. A nursery and junior churc h will he conducted for in- fants and small children . 0:30 nm. —Youth groups. 7:45 p.m. —Community Gospel service. Song service . Special music hy Ihe choir and a duet hy Clinton Phelps and Charles Onlgfin. Mes- sage by the pastor. \The Knd Times. \ A Nursery is conducted for infants and small children. MONDAY 3:30 p. m. — Pioneer Girls (ages 8-12) TUESDAY 8 p. m. — Connies ' club. 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MEDFORD NEWS ITEMS Mrs. u ' enrire Pullis , GR OVIT \ ,- . \ ,yl5 The Me il ford 'faxpayei s and Civic association met January -1 at the Tri'inont Avenue school. The following were elected to office for the coming year: Hubert I' curson , president; Michael Kud- tke , vice president; Mrs. Klsie Scluuiibci'sier . secretary; Mrs . Rose Geivais , treasurer, and Robert Brecket , serjeant-at-arms. Mr. and Mrs. William Ilahn , Jr ., and sons . William , George and Alan , of luwoud avenue were holi- day quests of Mr. Halm ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. William Halm , Si- ., at Enterprise , Fla. A daughter was born December 31 at Brookhaven Memorial hos- pital to .Mr. and Mis. Constantino Pvoto of Oak Street. They als.i have a son. Mrs. Loren I.. Hush of Waveriy avenue returned home Sunday from a trip to Holyoke, Mass.. where she visited her parents , Mr. ami Mrs . Ki-nost Cluck. Airs. Cluck celebrated her birthday over tin weeki ml. Mrs. Marie Weber of the Corset shop on Route 112 attended a corset show in New York city Monday. Mrs. Anton de Bruyn and son. Stephen , returned home b y plane last Thursday from Bad Nauheini , Germany. They are staying with Mrs. de Bruyn ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Kurt W. Schwarz , of Waver- iy avenue. Private First Class do Bruyn is expected home next month. * The Tremont Avenue school Parent Teacher association met January ti and there was a large attendance. A film on first aid was shown and an explanation of mouth to mouth artificial respir- ation was given. Mr. Fleischmann , safety enginee r of the Patchogue Electric Light Company, was pre- sent to answer questions. Re- freshments were served by tlu Third Grade mothers. The next meeting will be held February 3. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Mistier and family at their homo or Ohio avenue over the New Year ' s weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pra y of Stratford , Conn., and Mr. and Mrs. William Simms of Bridgeport , Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hanfgarn and children , who have resided in Maryland for severa l years, have returned ro Medford and are stay- ing with Mrs. Hanfgarn ' s father , George Zeidler of the State road. The Tuesday Night club motor- ed to New York city January P> and attended a matinee perfor- mance of \Gypsy \ and a perform- ance of the holiday show at the Radio City M u s ic Hall. Mrs. Josep hine Lucas of Selden was presented with a birthday gift at a recent meeting of the club. v Mrs. Fred Mist ler , Sr., of Waveriy avenue, who sustained a leg fracture a few months ago , is now able to be up and about; again. Mr. and Mrs. George Pullis and daughter, Ava. of Waveriy avenue were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Ted Cooper and son. Teddy, ol Port Jefferson. Sunday masses at St. Sylves- ter ' s R. C. church are at ' 8. 9 and 11 a. m. and 12 noon. Bene- diction is after the ' . i a. m. mass. Weekday mass is at 8 a. in. Confessions are heard from I to 5 p. m. and 7 to S:. '!0 p. m. Saturday. A buss will leave the ci-ossroads in FarrmngviUe at 8: 15 a m. Sunday to bring parishion- ers to the !• a. in. mass. Return transp ortation is also provided. Religious instructions for children of the parish are after the :• a. in. mass Sunday with the exception of the first Sunday of the month. Miraculous Medal Novena devo- tions are held after the 8 a. in. mass. Saturday. Estates Wills for Probate Elisabeth Baker of -IS Colton avenue , Sayville, is designated as sole l egatee and executrix by the will of her mother, Maria Tram- posrh of Sayville, who died De- cember 5. The estate is valued at $10,000 in personal and $5 , r,00 in real property. William Frederick Fink of Mas- tic , who died December 21 , left $2 , 500 in personal and about $12 . - 000 in real property, all to Nanni Fink , widow , and co-executor with Henrv Wasmuth , also of Mastic. The estate of Julius Chovalley of Patchogue; who died December 10 , is valued at more than $10 , 000 , all personal property . The will pro- vides $10 , 000 legacies for Rene Chevalley. son , and Reone Chov- alley, Jr., grandson , both of Mon- tauk highway. Blue Point. Tin- residue passes in equal shares to Natalie Brinlcy of 241 North Ocean avenue , Patchogue , and Ku- genie Schott of 80 Paumanake road , Blue Point , daughters . All three children are executors. A regular meeting of St . F ran- cis de Sales Parents ' auxiliary will be held at 9 p. in. Tuesday at the St. Francis hall , Patchogue . The program will include a business meeting followed b y dance instruc- tions given by Mrs . Mary Homer. Emphasis will be placed on Irish dances in preparation for the St. Patrick' s dance . There will be a Mother-Daugh- ter communion at 8 a. m. mass Sunday. St. Francis de Sales Unit to Meet Tuesday Ronkonkoma and Lake Mrs . H. D HV I S . UOnk. !l-a6'J0 Jacob S. Jacobsen was guest- of-honor at a birthday party Jan- uary i< at his home on I' atchogue road. Present were Mrs. Jacobsen , their sons . Leslie and Ronald , Mrs. Mildred Hyman. Miss Irene Hy- mati , Mr. and Mrs. Burtls New- ton. Jr.. and twin sons, Richard and Robert , of Lake Ronkonkoma and Mr. and .M rs. John Hyin. - .n and children, John, Jr., and Irene , of Farniingville . Mii'h. -ie) Hood of \ Ocean avenue is again a patient at Mather Me- morial hospital after being injur- ed b y an exp loding pop bottle, •lust recentl y, Michael was in the same bed in the same hosp ital be- cause of injuries received in an automobile accident. Robert Long, sou of Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Long, Sr .. of Carroll avenue celebrated his tenth birth- day Monday. The following members of the Ladies ' auxiliary of the William Merritt llalloek unit of the Amer- ican Legion attended the monthl y meeting and luifclieon of the Suf- folk County committee of the American Legion auxiliary held in Bronco Charlie ' s Restaurant in Oakdale Saturday : Mesdames George Booth , James C. Browne , William Ehlers , Josep h Fish , Charles Kruger , Joseph Low , Rob- ert McCabc , 'Michael Pedisich , Harold Sorenson , S r., and William Wickers. Mrs , Fish , County Wel- fare chairman and an active mem- ber of the local unit , will hold a bridge at her home on Carlson road Saturday to raise funds for the county project which Is to pur- chase 14 Braille typewriters. She has , up to this time , received $80 in donations. The local unit will meet at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday in the post clubhouse on Church street. Grace Vescuso of Locust ave- nue was taken to Brookhaven Me- morial hospital January 3 in the Lakeland Fire department ambul- ance. Dr. Theodore Fried was in charge. Arthur Browne , Sr., Ger- ard Healy and Edward Bay were the attendants. RONKONKOMA FIRE DEPT. William Kavanaugh of Ralph street was ordered to Mather Memorial hospital January 4 by Dr. Masami Yamaguchi. The at- tendants were Lester Yam , Jr., George Magenheimer , William Ok- vist , Jr.. and William Smith. Mrs. Mary Hunting of Kast Lake Ter- race and Second street was taken to Mather Memorial hospital last Thursday. Dr. Walter Roettinger was in charge. John Mulligan and Armando Nicoli were the attend- ants. Charles Rubly of Doradell driie was taken to Mather .Me- morial hospital Saturday. Dr. Mortone was in charge. Alfred Smith and Mr. Yam , J r ., were the attendants. The Ronkonkoma firemen ex- tinguished a brush fire Friday on Union avenue. Lester Yam , J r., was the utlicer in charge. The Rescue squad met January 1 in the flreliou.se on Portion road. Bernard Ilaake , president, pre- sided . The drydock Dewey departed Solomon ' s Island , Md., December 28 lDUf) , for a trip halfway around the world to the Philippines where it became the first U. S. Navy dry dock in use for the Asiatic fle ' et. For your best source of infor- mation locally, read The Advance each week—Adv. LEGAL NOTICE REPORT Ol : CONDITION of \The Pat- choB' . ie Itnnk\ of 47 West Main Street , Pntehogruo , Suffolk. New York , a member of the Federal Reserve System , at the <:l<»se of business on December 31, 1959, published in areordjmet* with a cn\) - made by th*' SxiperintentU'iit of Hunks pursuant to the provisions of the Ranking Law of tho State of New York ami the Federal Reserve Rank of \. hi» district pursuant to the provisions of the Federal Reserve Act. ASSETS Cash , balances with other banks and trust companies , ineludinK reserve balances , and cash items in process of collection $1, 447 , 829.91 United States Government obligations , direct and KUa- ra n teed 2 . 949 . 791.03 Obligations of State* and political subdivisions ... .. 1 , 973 , 207.48 Corporate stocks (including $17 ,800.00 stocks of Federal Reserve Bank) 17 , 802.00 Loans and discounts < inelud- inK $117.53 overdraft *) 4.758 , 419.79 Banking premises owned $ 1 34 , 3y7. fi!> , furniture and fixtures S49 . 699.03 ... 184 , 096.58 Other assets 8. 141.08 TOTAL ASSETS $11,339 , 287.87 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individ- uals, partnerships, and cor- porations $4 ,099, 616.34 Time deposits of individuals , partnerships , and corpora- tions . 4, 497.733.07 Deposits of United States Government 107 , 078.48 Deposits of States and poli- tical subdivisions 1 , 021, 464.29 Deposits of banks and trust companies SS .680.62 Other deposits (certified and officers * checks , etc. » . 24, 310.91 Total Deposits J10 . 3S3 . 8S3.71 Other liabilities 186 , 813.80 TOTAL LUML1TIES .. .$10, 570,697.51 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital* -. % 225,000.00 Surplus fund 368 , 000.00 Undivided pvonia 175 . 590.3G TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 768 , 590. 36 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $11, 339 , 287.87 * Tbi* bank' s capital consists ot: Common stock with total par value of $ 225 , 000.00 MEMORANDA Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes 31,450, 141.65 Loans as shown above are after deduction of reserves of . 277 , 308.10 Securities as shtfwn above are after deduction of reserves Ot 75 , 000.00 J , Francis X. Nnnoli . Secretary-Treas- urer of tho above-named institution , here- by certify thul the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Francis X. Napoll Correct-—Attest : Charlos Chnrach ] J. Uik'v Warner J Directors. Philip L. HelbiK J N -k -L i \' . ' _i_ , 4 ! 4- i vf^ta /fwi- * + * ^ * * V- #7* ll iwifflf chfiPrV \ ^ m&> y l \mw \mW ^^ ^ ^ T mat Wf ^taW v Ji3Z4*r ^H P^|_a^MJHBftfta^_ 1*^ _^^^H|MHp* R •* l ^^HBf B j! ^ a^ ^^^ ^ bfl Plump and juicy cherries.. . < JJ|L lots of them „. W CflP make it the merriest , cherriest , most delectable ^^ treat you can imagine. <£|> ^ It' s wholesome , too! p t No gelatins or fille. s go into its superb recipe. / \ So delicious ... so very, very popular ... ice cream I /f4fik lovers demanded __ ^S _ 0 bring it back!l$Wpl > ^ I2ul W -^Ssr * ~ %b^m 1HV ^^ Quality Buyers ask for Breyers •Other Droyers flavors remain at thalr regular price , $1.29 a half gallon package. The Parent-Teacher association of Sachem Junior-Senior Hig h school held an executive meeting lost week and made program plans for the year. The PTA will meet at 8:30 p. m. Wendesday. Mem- bers of the school board will be present to brief the membership ¦on information regarding: the school district. Pounder ' s day will be celebrated at the February meeting and will be devoted to a Youth Panel discussion. Plans are being mari e for a spelliu-; contest to be held at the March meeting. Refreshments will ba served after each meeting. Parents of students who do not belong to the association are invited to join. Membership card s may be securd at any meeting. Sachem School Jottings —WITH THE— Armed Forces (Let us know about your friends and relatives in the service. Phone GKover 5-1002) #**-**•****•-**-*•*¦*-+ +•****-? ARRIVES IN KOREA — Air- man Third Class Lester G. £. Guyer , son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Gordon of 20 Terry Street , P:.tchoRue , recently arrived at Osan Air base , Korea , and i-s assigned to the G311th Air Police squadron. Prior to his Korea assignment Airman Oliver was stationed a. ' ; Homestead AI- B , Fla. Airman Guyer , a lone with thousands of other Fifth Air Force personnel under the Pacific Air Force , will help to maintain tho peace and be on constant alert against aggression. The fiSl-lth Air Police squadron , to which he is -issigned , is part of the 314th Air division. The 31 1th , with its headquartes at Osan Air base, known as \Free- dom ' s frontier , \ is charged with the responsibility of keeping the peace through air defense opera - tions throughout Korea. The 31 1th is also helping the Republic of Korean Air Force to develop self-sufficient training programs and to build up an effective air defense force. Airman Guyer , who has five years of military service , is a graduate of Patchogue hig h school.
