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£f«*.!' ^A i.:tr,-;;;-i.:-z;- it • * * ?I5^^M^^^^^SS^PBHI TWELVE T E E L E A D E R --; F E E E P 0 E T , N:. Y,. THURSDAY,.MAY 20; 1948 20, 1948 THE LEA D E E — FEE E FOB Ty 'N. Y., -w-t-l- Dubl'-R-Nuthin' Group .In Comedy Saturday Night William'Fitch who has had con- siderable experience In the dra- .-matic field is .rehearsing the cast of the 7 publ'-R-Nuthtn' .Club of\ the First Presbyterian Church which is to present Moss Hart and George •S. Kaufman's stage and motion pic ture hit. \You'Can't Take It With You,\ in the auditorium of tfce Columbus ave. school Saturday night. Mr. Fitch was active in dramatics while a student at William and Mary College and later was asso- ciated with the Kingston Players of Kingston, N. Y. Hugh Jackson, stage manager, is recreating the original scenery for the production. By Margarita^ The cast Is made up of the re- cently organized dramatic group of the club. Music before the play and between the acts will be provided by Miss Emily Krummel. Clement .Winter is in charge of ticket sales. THE-LADIES AID CUIB. V ®; W|U..HEAR ABOUT TUB if MAYBE WEIL CATCH SOMETHING NEAL VAN REES SINGS SOL& GRANVILLE, 0., May 20. —Neal Van Rees, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cor- nelius R. Van Rees, 146 Wallace st., Freeport, N. Y., sang a bass solo in the student recital presented at Denison University yesterday. Is a freshman. He By Popular Demand . . . WE ARE CONTINUING OUR SALE - Rack after Rack of the Latest Fashions in * Casuals 0 Cottons 0 Crepes • Prints _ All New Stock! Sizes 9 to 48 OTHER DEESSES UP TO $22.95 Beautifully Lined All Wool TOPPERS — $12.95 \Where the Smart Set Shops\ 69 South Main Street FReeport 9-33QQ_ Dr. Howard Kiroack To Address Baptists Dr. Howard Kiroack, nationally known as the fo.under of National Bible. Week and National Sunday School Week, is to speak on \Who Wants Liberty?\ under the sponsor- ship of the Youth Fellowship, Vir- ginia Martin, president, of the First Baptist Church Sunday night a 7:45 o'clock. The Rev. Nelson Munson. former- ly pastor of the Lynbrook Baptist Church, will occupy the pulpit the next two Sunday mornings, pending the arrival of the Rev. Dr. Louis H. Losch, from Amsterdam, N. Y., on June 1, to become the pastor. The Rev. Mr. Munson was. taken ill while serving as an Army Chaplain in Africa, and only recently regain- ed his health. The Rev; Robert Hayden, of the First Baptist Church, Hempstead, will conduct the fellowship hours, next Wednes- day- and Wednesday night, June 2. The Rev. Dr. James L. Hynes, who had served as intrim pastor since the Rev. Wesley N. Halnes went to Keuka College, Keuka FLORAL DESIGNS WEDDING BOUQUETS POTTED PLANTS CORSAGES DISH GARDENS Duryea's Flower Shop Our Only 8tor«: 8 N. Main St., FRoeport WXS79 Park, N. Y., eight months ago, preached his farewell sermon Sun- day morning taking as his topic, \Running with the Footmen.\ At jthe farewell party in his honor, he was presented a purse of more'than $150 by Ray Clements, .chairman of the Board of Deacons; a set of hand-inscribed resolutions by Mrs. Arlie N, Martin, the church clerk, and William Lies, chairman of the Board of Trustees, announced he had been given a month's vacation with pay. Dr. and Mrs. Hynes are living for the present at Gilsum, N.H. SUMMER RESORT 4 A .wise investor will jrraBp this 200- year old home. Has been modernly decorated without affecting its original stately beauty. One of the Original Rockefeller Homes with plenty of His- tory attached. It consists of 10 bed- rooms - 2 baths'- Rumpus Room - Living; Room - Dining Boom - foyer and Ji Itch en. All largo rooms. Cellar has summer kitchen, dutch oven, wine cellar and large storage roam. Hot -and cold running water. Heating plant. Has been used for a summer resort for one successful season. Besides this wonderful house there arc 147 acres of ground that has been tented and proven as somo of the best J soil In Columbia County, New York. Located in Germantown, N. Y., 120 miles from N. Y. C. A wagon house, that is now being used for a recreation building, can be easily converted into n 5-room bungalow. Two barns with some farm implements also add to this fine bargain. For outdoor activity there is a large barbecue pit- piobic nrerf - horse shoe pit and badmlttcnEjicourt. Bathing and fishing within 2 miTca. Private sale $22,000. Brokeraffe com- mission extra. Taxes $156.30 per year. MILDRED FAUCETTA , 392 South Grove Street, Freeport, N. Y. or call FReeport.8-8130-M. - NASSAU HOLY NAME SOCIETY PLANS FOR RALLY ON JUNE 6 Plans for Nassau County's partici- pation in the Diocesan Holy Name rally in Ebbets Field, Brooklyn on Sunday, June G, were made at a meeting Sunday afternoon in Our Lady of .\Loretta Parish House, Hempstead. Albert C*. Sebire, chairman, presided, and Patrick J. Kelly, of Brooklyn, the president spoke. The Nassau contingent will par- ticipate in one of the two parades before the rally, assembling in Pacific st. near Bedford ave;, and moving in time\\to\ get into the Field before the program starts at 4 o'clock. The Rev. Harry Graham, national director of the Holy Name Society, is to give the principal address. All overmuch governing kills the self-help and energy of the govern- ed.—Wendell Phillips. They're TVew! They're Here Again! G -|- A LA ALL-WOOL FACE RUGS FOR EVERY RfOOM IN YOUR HOUSE Soft, springy all-wool walking surface for luxury feeling and longer wear. Cushiony ^ jute base. t (A) Self-color Floral in beige, blue, rose, wine or green. (B) Multi-color Floral on blue, rose, tan or green ground. 7X12 5lZ6 _ OTHER SIZES IN UMITED QUANTITIES AND COLORINGS 9'xlO'6\ $26.95 9 s x15' ....•'..'. .'.. .$37.50 27\x54\ $2.95 These are big, important looking, room size rugs. Grand for living rooms . ~——bed^ rooms . . . guestrooms . . . dining rooms . . . wherever you need a smart new rug note. 9xl~2\si^e . . T s oiily.$29.95. COME IN AND SEE IT TODAY! Freeport and Hempstead Stores cpen Thura. and FrI. Evening* No Matter What You've Tried for Bronchial ASTHMA or HAYFEVEB Put Your Finger on S^ 1 RELIEF By using Selrodo Vapor Inhalant On a Ten-Day Money Back Guarantee Special Trial Offer $7,50 Use As Directed FREEPORT DRUG STORE H. J. COHEN 76 So. Main Street FReeport 8-0077 Northeast Presses School Vote Change Resolutions Sent \ Local, State Heads < And Legislators Pushing its campaign to have the law amended- to make ownership of property necessary to qualify one to vote at school' elections on the budget and on bond issues, the Northeast Civic Association at its meeting Friday night in the Colum- bus ave. school adopted resolutions which were ordered sent to Francis G. Spalding, state commissioner of education, the local school authori- ties and -members of the Legisla- ture. The resolutions were pre- pared by, a committee headed by Edmund C. O'Mealley. It was c o n t e n deil taxpayers should have control, over tjie ex- penditure or money for school pur- poses, the same as they have for municipal finances, and that the law as now constituted is \out moded.\ Delay on the part of the village authorities in carrying through the completion of a playground in the area was charged, by\ members. William 'E. Crevoiserat, cjiairman of a committee named by the Vil- age Board to assist in carrying'out the project, reported several-meet- ngs'had been held, but little \ac- complished. William H. Schneider was named chairman of a committee to obtain a permanent meeting place .for the association. Appeals were issued for members to participate in the Memorial Day exercises to be held in the, Muni- cipal Stadium on'Monday, May 31, and attend the Elks Flag Day ex- ercises in the clubhouse oil -Sunday, June 13. Mr. Crevoiserat was named ihalrman of a nominating commit- tee which is to submit its report in June.. The election will take place at the July meeting. President Wil- liam O. Schneider presided. Motion pictures were shown and refreshments served. fe llw m m Prescriptiw DEMAND KNOW-HOW Almost anyone can wrap a package •.and make change . . . but to prop- erly compound a prescription re- quires years of education, training and experience, plus thorough examination by 'the state. Pre- scriptions demand know-how. We have it. ** FRIEDMAN'S The Prescription Center 75 West Sunrise Hwy. Phone FKeeport 8-0001 Opening Friday} May 2Ist Make a date now for a night of thrills and fun at America's leading trotting track...Roosevelt Raceway, Westbury, U I. Come on out with your family and friends I Bght races-every night except Sunday. TAKE SKOAL BACB TRAIN or drive out jtaka any leading artary to Mtneota ...than olong OM Country Road to Roottvett Raceway In Weitbury. PARI-MUTUEiS. Rrtt race at 6.40 p.m. Dally Double doiet at 8t2S. WEATHER NEWS t TuneJn WHN (1050 on your dial) at 631 pjm. or 7iOO p jn.11 In doubt \wwrthor or not* racM will b« run. ROOSEVELT RACEWAY Westbury, Long Island •, Holy Namers, Sons at Communion Breakfast Rev. Joseph F,.Leonard, .. Of .Garden City- Gives Principal Address Move than 200 -members of the Holy Name Society and their sons attended a communion mass in Our Holy Redeemer R, C. Church Sun- •day morning and most of them ad- journed to the Elks clubhouse for breakfast. Joseph Mailer, the presi- dent, officiated as toastmaster. The Rev. John J, Madden celebrated the mass. . , • The Rev. Joseph F. Leonard, 'of Garden City, gave the principal ad- dross. He explained the' action of the 1S4 Catholic bishops who came out in I'avor of national prepared- ness, but complained of the inabili- ty of the government to maintain proper conditions around Army camps to which the youth of the country would be sent if Universal Military Training was adopted. Father Leonard said \we're living at a time of one of the most contra- dictory spectacles In the history of the\world.\\ He added some lead- ing Catholics, Protestants^and Jews were promoting Communism, and told of one rabbi who lost liis posi- tion because he came out against these conditions. He concluded with an appeal for the men to join the Holy Name Society. Father Madden pointed out the breakfast was being held on the Feast of Pentecost, the birthday of the church. He traced the present condition of the world to a decline in faith in Almighty. Gotl, blamed World War I on this lack of faith and said that after that war god- less men continued to be raised cit- | ing Hitler and v Mussolini. To sustain The living, vital prin- ciples of Christianity, he called on the men to join the Holy Name So- ciety and \be loyal to this great society-which is the greatest in the church.\ Bob Stirrat, of the Review, was another speaker. Maria lacovina and William K e-11 i k e 11 y sang \Dream lo Me of Love\ as a duet. President M a h e r introduced Judge Hilbert R. Johnson, who lie said had missed only one of two breakfasts since 1921, Mayor Cyril C. Ryan, and Trustees Robert L Doxsee ami Leonard D. R. Smith Patrick ,T. Bole was chairman o! the breakfast committee. 0, Thursday night and Town Clean- ers downed .Jumbo Brown, 2 to 1, and Nimrod doing \the same to Spitzlers. - •The scores: TOWN CLEANERS (2) Arnold ______ .. _________ ™....'. ____ 134 \ 185 140 TyndaH ~, ____________ .,...„.....„ 133 131 14T Lnno ____ ; .L— t ______ ;!.....-.....\ 13G- '. 128 172 Smith __ ..... _. : ..... ....:.'.^..^..».. J 200 , 131 ' 107 ....,...... _______________ ........ 156 . 171 ID'4 Totals -. 758 696 670 JUMBO BROWN (1) Denn ........ „ .................... .............. 14-3' Rel ..... _ ....................... ....... ... 131 LniiKdon ..... „ ........ ;. ................... 104 Kryler .......... .'. ........ ................... 150 Murphy .. ..................... _ ........... 165 •Totnln-.-:.. .._; :: . = :..v.-:..-.^...-.,..,. 693 MIKE'S INN (3) ....: ...179 • 114 12.5 131 129 145 139 660 Miller : StoUncs Oaten , - ' ... 153 Wilde , H5 Schmid 141) Total* 133 10H 163 1S7 125 131 133 15,0 143 082 lift 127 .US 154 160 Swingle Donnelly Hopper —~ Llndbloom — Shenockn — MOSER'S (0) 144 - 119 139 136 168 143 13 10 118 136 128 -135- 142 115 .124 Totals OlBon __ ElHa ___ ....... Lawaon McLcnn . ____________ ..... 706 SPITZLER'S (1) . _____ , _ 124 ...'—... ...... : ________ 112 .^ ---------- .-„ __ 123 ....... - ....... J!L.. — :.. 116 :_..._..- ..... „ .126, 636 644 113 104 129 162 112 142 123 14 &. 14G 165 NIMROD Totals Johnson ~ Glayshor — Schlegel .-,..- John r Peterson ...... Totnlft :......- The stanlHngs-.i.. Mosor Jewelry ..— Town Clcnners Jximbo Bro\vn - Mike's Inn _ 601 (2) 157 117 103 121 125 620 72?. 123 148 106 133 150 .105 125 129 102 120 628 . 660 . 581 W. .. 54 .. r»3 .. 51 .. 49 46 . 34 P.C. 42 43 45 47 50 62 .552 .531 .510 .477 .354 FOR WITH DRIVER By the Hour, Day or Contract TRASH REMOVED FROM YARDS & CELLARS Yes, We Carry Compensation Insurance' Telephone FReeport 9^2866 C A I! IIA I! A fill DID I nns t« mm Keep your.skh) deon as -a whistle-lor a price • {hat's only a soogl USA Barbara GoUld cleansing cream,- fragrant, fine, so - to your sWa Two type*: S ( Cleansing Cream for normal or dry skin; Cream Pompon fqr-oify • skin. Get a season 1 * syppty ocrw and save half I Preeport Drug Shop IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! 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