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Mrs. Wallace Jay and son , Wallace , Jr., of Portion road spent the week- end with Mrs. Jay ' s mother , Mrs. Sjor sen of Neseonset- - Mrs. Carl Letsch of New York is spending a week at her home on Victory drive , and is having the front porch of the house rebuilt. Charles Beringer of Central Islip is doing- the work. Thomas Powell of Union avenue is now employed by \the Leaf Type- writer service of Central Islip. The Thursday Bridge club met last week at the home of Mrs. George Comins of Portion road , with the members in funny costumes. Win- ners at cards were Mrs. Fred Smith , Mrs. Michael Embro , Mrs. Edna Jackson of St. James and Mrs. George Pearsall . Since the recovery of Jean and May Dehe from scarlet fever ,- the quarantine on their home has been lifted. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blauvelt and children , Amy and Henry of Brook- lyn , spent the week-end . at their home on Church street. Mr. and Mrs. Blauvelt recently, purchased their house from ' Arthur Browne , and in- tend to live here permantly in the future. - The Octet Bridge club was : enter- tained Jast Thursday evening by Mrs. Alex Matson of Hawkins avenue. Win- ners were Miss Kitty Curtis , Mrs. Anton Pedisich and Mrs. Francis Pfeiffer. \\ Mrs. Helen Halik of Car- roll avenue will be tomorrow ' s host- ess. Miss Frances Newton , a student at Swarthmore college , has been award- ed a $100 scholarship for the year 1939-1940. iTh e Woman ' s Study club will meet next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. William Brookes on O akwood. street. Mrs. Frank Newton of Portion road was a giiest ~ last Tuesday of Mrs. George H. Furman of Patchogue at a luncheon given for a small gathering of friends at \Stockholm , \ a Swedish restaurant on Jerich o turnpike. .. .. . .. . At a luncheon-meeting of the Amer- ican Red Cross , held Monday at the Hotel Kensington , Sayville , Mrs. Joseph A. Kirk and Mrs. Richard Newton were appointed local chair- men for Ronkonkoma and vicinity. The Ladies ' auxiliary of the Wil- liam Merritt Halloek .post , A. L., will have a luncheon-meeting next Wed- nesday at the post rooms on Church street. Joseph A. Kirk , Harold C. Soren- son , H. William Berger , Richard Newton and Nicholas Sacco , mem- bers of William Merritt Halloek post, A. L., attended the military funeral services Monday for Past Command- er Floyd Ketcham of Northport In- terment was in the national cemetery in Pinelawn. The Thursday Bridge club will not play cards tomorrow night , bnt in- stead will attend a moving picture show and have dinner in Patchogue. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Holzapfel of Chestnut street motored to North Brunswick , N. J., Sunday to visit Mrs; Holzapfel' s brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs . Louis Pokorny. On Saturday the couple ' s children , Lawrence and Helen Holzapfel , went by train to spend the week-end with their aunt and unele. Mr. and Mrs. Damiel Seibert , Sr., of Hawkin s avenue left yesterday morn- ing for West Palm Beach , Fla., where they will spend the winter. Captain John Paul Schott unit , Steuben society, will meet next ' Wed- nesday at Max Greis Parkway inn. The Tuesday Pinochle .clul) met last week at the home of Mrs. Daniel Seibert , Sr., of Hawkins avenue. Mrs. William Court had high score and Mrs. William Post was second. - Mrs. Walter McNulty of Ronkon- koma avenue spent several days last week in Philadelphia , Pa., visiting relatives ancl friends. The Misses Virginia Bowen ancl Virginia Hart , both of Patchogue road , were guests Monday evening at a birthday party for Miss Ruth KonkoL at Alfred' s - • restaurant . - . in Sayville. Miss Konkel is ii fellow teacher of Miss Bo wen ' s in Center Moriches High school. The Lake Ronkonkoma school board will meet next Tuesday, at the school on Hawkins avenue. The Ladies ' Aid of the Lak e Ron- konkoma Methodist church will meet this Friday at the home of Mrs. John Bowen of Patchogue road. Funds are being ' raised by the group for a new carpet for the parish hall. A ' stag steak dinner was held last Thursday by the Legionnaires and boosters of William Merritt Halloek post at the post rooms on Church street. H. William Berger and Jos- eph McKernan were on the dinner committee for the Legion , and the Boosters committee was Joseph Mc- Nulty and Michael Pedisich. Ninety men were present. Bob Meyer was chef. Charles Wentisch GIRL SCOUT TROOP 5 met at the Lake Ronkonkoma firehall Mon- day afternoon. A . number of the girl s are working for photography badges. The younger p atrol is mak- ing up scrap books which will he sent to the Suffolk County sanatorium when completed. The cookie sale which ended on Monday was very successful , the troop having sold its quota of 150 boxes. Young Fallon Palmer of Hawkin s avenue has recovered from his re- cent illness and is able to he out- doors again . William Snyder of Weichers ave- nue is home on a three-week leave of absence from his position with the Brooklyn Union Gais company. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rummel and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Briggs went to the Cotton club in New York. Frank Rummel ; local Ford dealer , has sold a new car to Mauriee Leary of Union avenue. Holbrook. Mr. and Mrs . Charles Seibert and daughter Joan , of Gatelot avenue mo- tored to South Ozone Park Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs. William Vath. Mrs. William Post of Union avenue entertained her \bridge club Monday afternoon. Mrs. John Overton won first prize , Mrs. Ira Bayliss , second , and Mrs. Charles Geide , third. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Morris of Pine street had as guests Sunday, ' Mr. and .Mrs. \ Sherwalters and Mr. and Mrs. Chester M orris of Bellerose. The Ladies ' auxiliary of the Amer- ican Legion is meeting in the Legion hall on Church street this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Girardet and sons , Lloyd and Phillip, motored to Westford , Conn., on Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jules Girardet. Mrs. Clarence Badman of Lake George is spending a week with her mother , Mrs. F. G. Halloek of Pond road. The Philhesperons will meet Fri- day evening at the home of Mrs. Clarence Dare of Selden. Sterling Girardet , Jr., spent elec- tion day with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Girardet of Hawkins ave- nue. Other guests of Mr. and . Mrs. Girardet yesterda y were , Mrs . F. J. Burghardt and daughter Mildred of Douglasto-n. Charles Seibert of Gatelot avenue is driving- a new car . The Study club is meeting this afternoon at the hoipe of Mrs. Wil- liam Brookes. The Ladies ' Aid of the Lake Ron- konkoma Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Bowen on Patchogue road. A union Thanksgiving service will be held in the . M!&fchodist churc h Wed- nesday evening, November 22 , at which the Rev. Charles Furman of the Centereach Congregational church will preach. Tin s Sunday the Rev, Charles Gray will preach on \Fealty to a Spiritual Lord , \ an Armistice day sermon. Mr, Gray conducted a Holy Communion service at Com- mack Sunday night. The Rev. and Mrs. C. S. Gray returned Saturday evening: from „ a week' s vacation at Oaklyn , N, J. They stopped at Pennington Boys ' school in New Jersey, formerly a co-ed institution , from which they both were graduated , ancl attended part of an Alumni day program. The men of the M ethodist church are planning to serve a turkey sup- per Saturday, November 18 , for the benefit of the church. You save over a dollar by sub * scribing to Tho Mid-Island Mail — only $1.50 a year. City National Guard Artillerymen Getting Field Workouts at Upton CAMP Upton at Yaphank buzzed with activity over the week-end when 1 , 000 National Guardsmen from the metropolitan area swarmed into the camp grounds for a brief train- ing period. The visitors supple- m ented the C. C. C. residents of the camp. The National Guardsmen included the 104tli Field artillery of Jamaica and the 105th Field artillery of Brook- lyn and . the Bronx. Both' group s ar- rived late Friday, the 105th remain - ing until Sunday, and the 104th stay- ing until yesterday. The two units are expected to return to Yaphank again next week-end. The 105th men spent an uncom- fortable Friday night in the almost frosty barracks due to the fact that stoves promised for delivery Friday did not arrive until Saturday. On Saturday, the troops of the 104th engaged in a brisk s even-hour manuever , while the men of the 105th were fixing the 37 m. ni. guns and the automatic rifles. Sunday op- erations were pretty well rained out. This trip of tlie two groups is part of an extra seven -days ' training, which must be completed by all units of the National Guard throughout the country by January 31 next , to help in clearin g up present deficiencies. Lieut. Col . E. M. Podeyn of Garden City? acting commander of the 105th , sai d he hoped the additional seven days of field duty would be made permanent and suggested that hence- forth it be added to the regular two weeks ' training period in the spring and summer. Col. Redmond F. Ker- nan , Jr., commanding the 104th , also favored the additional week. ARMISTICE DAY DANCE SAT. AT BOB'S BRASS RAIL There will be a special Armistice day dance this Saturday evening , at Bob' s Brass Rail in Selden , and a special feature will be a buffet sup- per. Music will be furnished by Larry Hodkin ' s orchestra. BEER PARTY , BARN DANCE AT PETE'S CASINO , SELDEN Pete s Casino on Lake drive , Sel- den , announces two events for this month , the first to be a beer party this Saturday ni ght , including a spe- cial , price on sandwiches , and with music by Our Favorites , and the second to be a barn dance on Satur- day, November 25.
