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Selden 1326-J-l has a large territory to cov er for news eacli week and is appreciative of any co-operation readers give her. nPHE Ladies ' auxiliary of the Fire • ' * ' department met at the firehouse last Tuesday evening and completed pl ans for the card party to be held this Friday evening at the Nature ' s Gardens clubhouse . There will be a special prize and refreshments. Mrs. Heinz Schultze and Mrs. Richard Henry motored to Jones Beach last Tuesday. Mrs. William Wentisch of Farm- ingville entertained , at dinner last Tuesday Mrs. \ Wendel l Still , Mrs- .Clarence Dare , Mrs. Leslie Hough , Mrs. Chris Hanson , Mrs. A. Loundes Brown , Mrs. Samuel Faron , Mrs. Everett Davis and Mrs. Sidney Bal- lance. A birthday; cake was pre- sented to Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Han- son , whose birth-days were last Wed- nesday. Mrs. Amelia Normer of the Middle Country road was taken to Mather Memorial hospital , Port Jefferson , Sunday, -with pneumonia. Her daugh- ter , Augusta , is staying at the home of Mrs. Richard Henry. Mrs. E. Hansmann and son Anton of Astoria spent the week-end at their bungalow on Ormond avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goetz and son Rudolf of K-ensington avenue motored to New York on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Castle , Mis s Daisy Ward and Miss Joan Ward of .New York spent the week-end at their bungal ow , on Adirondack drive . Mathew Raduane of the Middle Country road h as re-shingled his bungalow. Mr. and Mrs George Schoepf of Brentwood spent Sunday - at their bungalow on Pinehurst court. Mr ,, and Mrs. Charles Estermann and - daughter Claudia of Co lie g e Point spent 'the week-end' with- Mrs. Estermann , Sr ., of Adirondack drive. Mrs. George Schleuter of the Mid- dle Country road motore d to Wood- side Tuesday and was the . dinner guest of their sister-in-law , Mrs. Joseph Caruse. Mrs . Charles Roth ery of Elmwood avenue returned to her v home in Brooklyn Sunday, after spending the summer at her bungalow on Elm- wood avenue. William Hanley and son Bill of Woodside spent Saturday at their bungalow on Wyona avenue . Mr. and Mrs. William Sager and children , Jean and Sonny of Ballaire avenue spent Monday in New York . Mrs. George Slater and children , Marie and George -of New York , spent the week-end at their bunga- low on Lake drive. M T . and Mrs. Gustav e Holze are enjoying a three-week vacation on a trip to Florida. Monday they vis- ited Mrs. Holze , Sr., who celebrated her eightieth . birthday. lc Sale end s September , 30. Buy 1 Ctjn. of Paint and for ic get an extra can. Dickerson ' s , Port Jefferson. — Adv. Mrs. - Stella Leinwander of , t h e Bronx is visiting at . the home of her daughter and . son-in-law , Mr. • ¦ and Mrs. George Tepper of Wooclmere place. Miss Dorothy Hough of Brooklyn spent ¦ several days last week at the home of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Leslie ' Hough of the Middle Country road , and was , one of the bridesmaids at the wedding of her cousin , Miss Virginia Dare , on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Urse of Ever- green drive entertained over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mar- ine , Miss Marie Urse and her fiance , Kenneth Blair , all of Astoria. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Rude and daughter Dorothy of Flushing spent the • week-end at their bungalow on Hollywood- avenue. Mr , ' 'and .Mrs . William Mora n and family have moved into the house on the Middle Country road- ' formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs . Harry Smith. ¦ • Mr. and, Mrs. . Heinz Schultze of Evergreen drive motored to ' Ridge- wood Saturday and were dinner guests of Mr. and- Mrs, Wilhelm Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Bath of Mas- peth , spent ¦ ' the ' - ' ,week-end at their bungalow on Evergreen drive. '; Dinner , .guests Monday of Mrs. Wendell Still ¦ at, her bungalow at West Meadow Beach were Mrs. Les- lie Hough and daughter Henrietta and son Sammy, Mrs. Clarence Dare , Mrs. Richard Henry, Mrs. A. Loundes Brown and daughter , Mrs. Dabney Truett and granddaughter Joan , all of Selden , Mr. , and Mrs. -William Wentisch and . Mrs. Arden Terry, of Farmingville , Mirs. Evfcrett Davis , Mrs. Sidney Ball ance and Mrs, Sam- uel Faron of Coram , Mrs. Everett Pfeiffer of Middle Island and Mrs. Fitzgerald of Brooklyn . Mrs. Fitzgerald of Brooklyn is a guest at the home pf Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hough of Middle Country road. The Misses Minnie and Grace D av- is of Yonkers spent the week-end at the home of their parents , Mr. and Mrs. Everett Davis of Corairi. Mrs. Agnes Hallowey returned to her home in Palisade park Sunday, after visiting her nie-qej Mrs . C yril Foster of Evergreen drive. Mr. and Mrs. George Panse and children of Naomi court motored to Jamaica Sunday and attended the birthday party of Mrs. Panse ' s moth- er. Pure Linseed Oil , 90c gal. Pure Turps, 50c gal. Bi cycle tires , all si z es , 98c each. Dick«rson ' s , Port Jeffer- sojg.—Adv. The Selden branch of the American Red Cross . will attend a dance at the Veterans hospital , Northport , Monday evening. The following . la- dies attended the danee at the hos- pital last Monday evening, Mrs. Leonard Petrucelli , Mrs. Edward Monaghan and daughter Eileen , Mrs. Big Rally and Parade . Features Campai gn Of Eagle Republicans LAST Friday evening the Eagle Republican, club of Medford brough t its county committee cam - paign to a successful close with a torchlight parade and rally at the Veterans hall , Medford; The rally- program in cluded a wel- coming speech by. President Henry Wolde , who introduced Mrs; Mary Beck and William Ciendinnen ,, candi- date s for county committee. Mrs. Beck received a bouquet of. flowers from- Mrs. O tto JacoM , on behalf of the club ladies. Mr. Wolde and Thomas L. Cullum , as candidates for the county convention , Walter Row- croft , Mrs. Grace Smith , . William Hahn and Otto Medecl., candidates for alternate delegates all spoke. Mrs. Smith received from Miss Alma Hope a bouquet from the club . Elections Commissioner R. Ford Hughes of Patchogue was a guest. The entertainment program feat- ured Joe Holland , bf Patchogue , song and tap dance , and James McCather- ine of Gordon Heights , vocal solos accompanied on his banjo and \buck ' and* wing \ numbers. Charles W. Hawkins , chairman of Brookh aven Board of Assessors ; Wil- liam Smith of Patchogue , a delega- tion of 12 from Blue Point Republi- can club , headed by William Kehlen- beck , president ; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mott and Mrs . F. Evanhoe , repre- senting Sunrise Republican club , and Charles Rogers , secretary, ' John E. Davis , and William Jones , Brook- haven ' s oldest County committeeman , all of Yaphank club , were ' all intro- duced. The club presente d Mrs. Evanhoe and each , of the ladies ' on the enter- tainment committee with'\ ' - ^ 1 corsage of flowers. Refreshments and dance riiusic hy, v BiU p lCin^ ' s^-brcheltra were enjoyed. ¦ • \ THe- *-sp*eei[*l ' prize, was won by Mr. Leii-hart; . . --Mrs. Floyd'Mott won a large basket ' of flowers, Barnes , Mrs. Fanny Paradise , Mrs , Wendell Marsh and Miss Claire Rog- ers. - Mrs . Marlene Dreyer spesnt Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Louis Duke of the Middle Country ' road. Week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Duke were Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf of East Williston and Mrs. Adele Ford of Woodside. Mr. and Mrs . George Waldron and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Henry were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hof- mann of Rocky Point last Wednesday evening. Five Persons Burned to Death Sn Car-truck Crash Near Riv erh' d FOUR persons were burned to death north of Riverhead at noon Monday, when the sedan in which they were , riding overturned and burst into flames after colliding with a truck . The dead: Miss Mary DePetris , aged 27 , of Mattituck , driver. Mrs. Vincienzio DePetris , 50 , her mother , also Mattituck. Joseph Schavonini , 67 , of Green- port. Mrs. Guigio Guigia Schavonini , 55 , his wife. . Mrs. Louise Maniello , 29 , of Matti- tuck , who along with Harry DePetris , 55 , father of the driver , was pulled from the blazing vehicle , died before noon yesterday at the Eastern Long Island hospital , Greenport. The eld- er DePetris was also brought to the hospital but was discharged Monday night. Also burned was Stanley Troyan of Middle road , Riverhead , a passing truck driver , who ran to the burning car , and broke a window and pulled Mrs. Maniello and DePetris through. Troyan sustained severe burns of both hands. Frank Krystoff , 49 , of Bridge- hampton , . driver of the truck in- volved in the crash , who escaped in- jury was arrested on a criminal neg- ligence charge and was later , com- mitted to the county jail in default of $4 , 000 bail , pending a joint examin- ation and inquest next week. According to police , the DePetris car was westbound on Route 58 , the new paved highway that passes north of Riverhead. The Krystoff truck was northbound on Northville turn- p ike , the two vehicles colliding at the intersection. Troyan , also north- bound on Northville highway, was riding just ahead of the Krystoff truck , and stopped on hearing the crash. The Riverhead Fire depart- ment was called , but the flames swept through the car in a few m in- utes. . \ Coroner J. Mott Heath of Green- port arrived shortly after the acci- dent , which was investiga te d by town and state police. . Miss DePetris , a Chicago school teacher , was visiting her parents at Mattituck . The group was on the way to the World' s Fair when the crash occurred. Keep advertising and let advertis- ing beep you. M.& ROBINSON 10 SOUTH OCEAN AVE. JPATCHOGUE PHONE 1005 < ¦ - jifet ' Scientific '' Eye W Examinatioh and Correct ' Glasses
