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Roiakoaikoifita -aitd tbe Lake Marie Mooney The Red Cross sewing gr<mp, which was to have its nex t meeting- on Jan- uary 2 , has been postponed , and will meet with Mrs. Timothy J. Morrissey on January 8. Charles Fish of New York visited his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fish of Patchogue road , Sunday. Thomas Powell , son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Oliver Powell of Union ave- nue , is spending several days with his parents. He enlisted recentl y and is a private at Mitchel field. A birthday celebration \was held in honor of Mrs . Richard Newton last Thursday at a meeting of the Octet Bridge club at the home of Mrs. An- ton 'Pedisich. Mre. Newton received lovel y g ifts. Winners at cards were Mrs. Newton , Miss Marie Erny and Mrs. Pedisich . The next meeting will be January 9 , with Miss Catherine Curtis as hostess. ' Mrs. Henrietta Newton , her two daughters , Miss Fran ces Newton and Miss Doris Newton and son Richard Newto n will spend the Christmas holiday at the- home of another daugh- ter-, Mrs. Herbert West of Key p ort , N. J. This evening after the young people of the Lake Ronkonkoma Methodist church are through with their Christmas carolling, they will have refreshments at Mrs. Newton ' s home on Portion road. Miss Elizabeth Agnew will come home by airplane this evening from Providence , R. I., where she is em- ployed as a hospita l dietitian , to spend two days with her family. Mr. and Mrs. James Hodg v ens will spend Christmas day with friends in New York. Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Griffiths and son Bobby spent Sunday with Mrs. Griffith' s ' mother , Mrs. Walter Bob- kiewicz of Lake Terrace. Bobby is spending several days with his grand- mother. Mrs. Michael Embro of Innis court TO PRESS EARLY Because of the holiday, Th-j Mid-Island Mail goes to press a day early, so our readers can get their papers before Christ- mas. For publication purposes we carry the usual Wednesday dateline , but in the news the date is as of today (Tuesday). The Mail will have the same schedule next week , going to press on Tuesday again. was hostess to the Thursday Bridge club last week. The group will meet again on January 2 , at the home of Mrs. Edna Jackson of St. James. Mr. and Mrsr Fred Smith , Sr., and son Warren spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Monninger , Jr., of Jamaica , and on Sunday visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith , Jr., of Valley Stream. Miss Virginia Pedisich arrived home last Thursday to spend the holiday s with her parents , Mr. arid Mrs. Michael Pedisich of Wyast ave- nue. She will-return January 2 to her studies at Madison State college , Harrisonburg, ,W. Va. The Rev. Albert Dolan , O.C., of the Little Flower Shrine , Englewood , N. J., will con du ct the year - en d re- treat at the Cenacle. The retreat will open at 4_p. m., Tuesday, De- cember 31 , and close New Year ' s day about 6 p. m. . A holy hour will be given from 8 to 9 p. m. on Tuesday evening, and nocturnal adoration will also be held. The members - of Our Lady of Chenstohova Guild for Polish Women will meet next Sunday for a Christmas ' celebration. The Holy Family guild will have its first meet- ing of the new year on Sunday, Jan- uary 5. The Eucharistic guild met on December 12 , with about 90 ladies in attendance. The. Rev. Father J. Haegerty gave the conferences. Port Jefferson Theatre Ray Milland and Claudette Colbert , who have the leading roles in \Arise My Love , \ scheduled for J anuary 1 and 2. MARRIAGES MON AH AN—CLA RK The wedding of Miss Harriet Clark of Patchogue and James Francis Mon- ahan of Kimg's Park took place Sat- urday afternoon in the Episcopal church in Riverhead. Mr. Monahan is the son of Mr. and Mrs . James -Monahan of Selden . PETERS—COLE Mr. and Mrs , Georg-e Campbell Cole of San Diego , ' Cal., announce the marriage of their daughter , Mar- garet Barse Cole , to Frederick Gates Peters of Holbrook , on Saturday aft- ernoon at 4:30 o ' clock in St. Francis chapel , San Diego. Mr. Peters , who is the oldest son of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Peters ' of Holbrook , is a staff sergeant in the U, S. Army. The coople wil a*eside at Avalon court, Oceanside , Cal. ROTHE — HUDSON M'iSs June Laurine Hudson , dau gh- ter -of Mr. -and Mrs. J. W. Hudson of 66 Sycamore street ,. Patchogue , be-; came the bride ' ot Albert Alfred Rothe of Roe Boulevard , cast , Patchogue , on Su rtclay. Tho ceremony was per- fonwod in the Methodist church , Pat- choguie, ! The Rev, Harry Crossett of-: ficiated in tho presence df tho im- mediate families and « few friends, The couple -tod as their Rtter.dq.ir .ts Miss- Hudson ' s'aunt , Mrs. Ethel Tay - lor oi Newark ' N, J,, and Mr. Rotho ' s' brother , Wallace Rftth o . of. , Medfordv The bride wa-s 1 Attired in dusty rose with ' brown iaC(S* lj88O^leiB t\0ndl'She' : W0j'e! ir cta-sage - of. - ig , ^d'6r»ias'\: . : . ,M*PBt; . - .Taiy'- 1 yortt ' ( Costume was of, black , the church w*s decorated with • poach 'gladiolas. > After the cdromoriy u reception Was held at tho cotiple ' s home at 10 'Woodbine street. Mr. Rtftbo is on*- ployed in Stono^s , greenhouses , Bay- .poit. Mrs. Rothe is ' a graduate of Pateliogue High school. lilt. Rot he; a • -former; < resident of Oregon avenue, - Medford , has been matting his- home for the past , year tyifclf his , *t<Jfch' er-in-ldw and. ' si' sfcoa' , Mr* . and . ' , Mrs. Charles Luff of Roe boulevard. All Clear in Ccrnirt Kfeyer ^MEwer Fend Grand Jury Fails to Indict Olga Mayer — Charge Against Other Woman Dismissed Last Month All is quiet on the courtroom front of the Mayer-Mayer ease , Farming- vill e ' s ' nei ghborly feud. The principals , next-door neighbors of Pinedale avenue , were Mrs. Ol ga Mayer and Mrs. Jarika Mayer. They are hot/related. Last September , Neighbor Ol ga •was arrested by . Brookhaven Town police on a second degree assault charge made by Neighbor Janka. Olga then made a counter-charge of second degree assault against Neigh- bor Janka. Oh October 31 , after hearin g both sides of the story, Jus- tice df the Peace Donald W. Shaw of Bellport dismissed the \ charge against Neighbor Janka , then ordered Neigh- bor Ohra held for the grand jury. Last \week , the Suffolk grand jury heard the case against Neighbor Olga , then failed, to indict. Which means that all is again clear on the Farmingville front ,, as far as court- room activities are concerned. At- torney \Arthur R. Reich of Medford represented . Mrs. Olga Mayer b efore the grand j ury. Medford Worker Cleared in Acc ident Death of F. Curcio At an inquest held in Smithtown last Friday by Coroner Grover A. Silliman of Sayville , Russell New- man , aged 32 , of 163-20 , World' s Fair boulevard , Queens , who was employed on the Medford crossing elimination project , was cleared of criminal negli gence in the death near Smithtown on November 9 of Frederick Curcio , aged 33 , of Jack- son Heights. Mr. Curcio , a foreman on the Medford project , died as the result of injurie s sustained when the car in which he was riding be- came involved in two separate acci- dents on Jerich o turnpike , west of Smithtown , within the space of a few mom ents. Mr. Curcio was a passenger in a car driven by Mr. Newman. Attorney Arthur R.Reich of Medford represented Mr. Newman at the m q-uest . BIG NEW YEAR'S EVE FEAST SUNRISE FARM IN HOLBROOK The Sunrise Farm hotel is p lan- ning a New Year ' s eve party, with a seven-course turkey dinner , hats , noisemakers , refreshments and an orchestra. Reservations are required. Mary Hahn records; the doings in Coram each week. If you have news for her see her at Rovagna ' s store or call . . . Selden 1449-J2 James Eagle spent his first nine days leave from the navy, which he joined several months ago , with his mother , Mrs. William Eagle of Pat- chogue. Last Sunday he left on the U . S. S-Tennessee for the west coast. He finds life aboard ship very pleas- ant. Mrs. William Eagle , \who is mak- ing her home in Patchogue for the presen t , spent last \Wednesday at the home of her son-in-law and daugh- ter , Mr. and Mrs. Christian Kosehara. \The Word Was Made Flesh\ was the title of the sermon delivered by the Ile-v . Charles Boleyn at Trinity Methodist church on Sunday. A larft-e aud ience enjoyed the pro- gram presented at Trinity Meth odist church Sunday evening, given under the direction oi Sidney Ballance. The church WKS beautifully decorate d and an inn scene was built by Mr. Bal- lance. The program included the following recitations: \A Sweet Welcome , \ Joan Wittschaek ; \Parking Space , \ Mar- ilyn Moaris ; \Smiles , \ Robert Lyon , Jr.; \The Engine , \ Herman Sehwebes ; ''Christmas Dolly, \ Shirley Archam- •biiult; \To Welcome Jesus , \ Barbara Brown; \I Wonder , \ Carolyn Tib- bitts ; \Too Small , \ Sally Lyon; \The Snow Man , \ Richard Morris; \My Presents , \ Thomas Lyon ; \A Closing Piece, \ Arlene Plate. A talk was given by the pastor , the Rev. Charles Boleyn , followed by a pageant , \Adoration of the Kings. \ The cast \ was - as follows: Angels— Constance Sehwebes , Doro th y Lyon , Doris Fingar , Jennie Lyon , Jacqueline Sehwebes , Marjorie Hahn , Lois Fin- g-a r , Laura Borella , all had lighted Ciin dle.s; shepherds — William Lyon , Robert Hag-en , Herman Sehwebes , kings—Donald Mailer , Charles Lyon , Malcolm Mailer; king's ' attendants- Edward Brown , Doris Mao Hag*en , Robert Sehwebes; Joseph , Christian Kosehara ; Mary, Mrs. Christian Kos- ehara; clioir—Mrs. Fred Hem- on , Christian Wittschaek , Frank Lyon, with Mi's. Herman Sehwebes at the organ. * , About GO youngsters and adults on joyed the party given by the Coram Republican club at the clubrooms on Thirrsday evening. Each child re- ceived a 8'ifi*. candy and an ©range . r -j . ¦ *% . JOINHB^^ Our 194 1 . / ^^^^ ) CHRISTMAS ^^^^^ > \ O -ti r Christmas Club for 1941 \ f& . fif'Vl I • is now forming. x\nyone can 'JJF ^ k, 1 join . 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