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&&¦ - ' ' • ¦ • \ . , * - , Double the Usual Q uantity ! 100 DECKLED ' SWEETS ' |J 100 DECKLED ENVELOPES W '- o_H_BI - . Three colors- of paper . . . Chalk Wh ite , Smoky Blue and Desert Rose. Two sizes . , . Flat Sheets for everyoti o; from i- the \head of the house \ on down . . . Double Sheets for shorter letters. ¦ « ¦ ; Get a box for yours elf> and- for every member of your family . . . printed with Name and Addres s or Monogram . , , , Double the Usual Quantity for only $1.00 . . i . ' ! ?R OB . U. S. Pat. Oft* . I TTie Mid -I&laiatl Mail 11-15 North Ocean Ave. Patchogue , L. I , TELEWIONES : P_ 1TCH0GUE 10DO - 1001 , ; \ j y Far.mii3gviSte Mrs . Olive Munby busily gathers items of interest to Farmingville residents each week. Contact her whenever you have any news. S elden 1518-J2 Miss Edith Calhoun will be the hostess at the social meeting of the Ladies ' Aid society of the Congrega- tional church , which will be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clarence LaFever , Holtsville. William Clendinnen of State high- way attended last Wednesday ' s meet- ing of the Brookhaven Town School Boards associ ation at Por t Jeffer s on High school . Last Thursday evening Mr. Clendinnen was in charge of the program of travel pictures shown at the County home , Yaphank. - -Mr.„and ; Mrs. . .. Leigh..,Stuart of Por- tion- road were guests Sunday evening of .Mr. \ Stu artJ ' s . mother , Mrs. May Stuart *of - ' -Montgomery, who - is \visit- ing ; at; the home of her . son-in-law and . \daughte r ,. Mr. . and Mrs. Harry Huston of Moriches. . Arrangements have been comp leted for the card and bunco party to be given -by: the - Ladies' auxiliary of the fire 'department on Saturday evenin g at the fireball. Mrs. Patd Gornisen and Mrs. Robert Karr are in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Wilfred Riopel returned to her home on Granny road Sunday evening, following a two-week visit in Read- ing, Pa. The conditi on of William Wentisch of Portion road , who was taken to Southside hospital , Bay Shore , last Wednesday evening after collapsing in a Sayville doctor ' s office, is re- ported greatl y improved and he is expected hom e this week . Lawrence Case of Brooklyn , a cor- poral in the Army Reserve corns , j has been called for duty and will j report at Camp Upton. Yap hank. on j Mondav. Corporal Case I F the son j of Mrs. Philin Zmnuei- of Pine-J a b' I avenue. Mr. and Miy . Tic n -d -i Mnk'rha of Brooklyn wen . ' w- . 'fk-i'r.ii guest? oi Mr. and Mi *, -bun.'- Oelii' -c- oiJ H ' -r* . . * Block toad. Mrs. Lv:ig h f-rv: :)i'i c- i' Pr -rf ion I'-uul is Sllbsl i ' Ulti l ' - . i f' . ' .l' :yVy i ;i! < j il j. - ¦ ,u Seidell tcl. ' . i . i 'd iV . * ' iV f f- - . - 'ii . -::! Ltiiian. who is ill. C iH'tuiiu - (ii ij i i lui. V S . ¦ ¦ * • . r11'> , is f' .tation ed Ml. ' Vi'ir- ! . *J-- 't>tvin y . - . . Cl;. U> . -- hoino is nil il. - a i'f- \ . ' I!l. \'I: ; ' ii;nl. Charles ii lark •¦• ¦ -11 oi \ ri n- ,1. - lil ,,-k . nuid , who has lio. \i i . -mpleyod a;¦ :,i-j ;h' watchma n at Hi. -- Hu !?< \ , -H -fin a i vi riiii ' i , floltsvilk - , lins- :. -(;• l iri-l |.• . ¦ •¦¦ i \ .c ¦ . . ' , ' i 'i health. Marvin SVotpi'll spent iV- -* .. Vi-on - i with hi*:- paroiii f , Mr. -ind Mr. -' . .iai: * . ' ;. Wetsell. Mr. Welsell who . . - • ;- ' •¦ -• tiotied a I. Fort Ham i I ion , h , * i > ¦ boon promoted to thu rank ot coi'pi .nij . Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mason of l-' av- ehogue arc residing -at tin- ' homi- of Mr. Mason ' s mother , Mrs. Ada. Mason , on Portion mad . Mrs. Ada 'Vinson , who has been in ill health , is spending the winter with lier mother , Mrs. Belle- Ost ramie:** . ' of Brooklyn. Mrs. Norman E. Cameron of Ithaca was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Wetsell last Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Nus ' sbaumer and son Charles of Patchogue and Mrs. : Lena McQuillan of Center Mor- iches were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. James Wetsell. Supper guests at the,Wetsell home were Mrs. Louis I-Ioenig and daughters, Ella ancl . Jan e , , of Brooklyn. Mr.: Hoeni g, who was a freqiient visitor here , died last week. Mr. and Mrs. I-Ievman Martin and son Robert of Brooklyn were guests Sunday, of. Mr. .and. Mrs. Walter Leas of' Berkshire drive. Mrs. Martin is Mr. . Leas' sister, Ralph Dentel , who was one of the first eigh t ' Selective Service men picked from Brookhaven town , and is ;now s tationedi . at - Fort Dix , N. J., attended the president' s inauguration at Washington , .D.!C , on Monday. Private Bentel vas one of the 100 men chosen from 6 , 000 in his troop to-' march in the inaugural ' parade with\ the '12th regiment of Washing- ton. He is the son . of Mr. and Mrs . Paul Dohtel of Portion road. The constant drip of water Wears away tlie hardest stone; And the constant gwi w of To-vser Masticates th© toughest liouc ; And tlie constant , cooing loy«sr Carries off .the- bluflhi- fig iiiuid ; And the covBtitntJadvortifiei' Is the one who (rob the ta-ade. ¦i' / ' -V. \ ' - ' :. . - '^;~-Adv siywH© i_iii£sid_ Anna Marie Brenner The Red Cross sewing meeting will be liel d Friday at the home of Mrs. Watsel Zebrowski. The Ladies ' Aid society met at the home of Mrs . Thomas Bayles last Wednesday, those present being Mrs. Ernest Randall , Mrs. Johanna * Kend- rick , Mrs. C. Holschuh and Mrs. Ray- mond Still. Mr. and Mrs. Everett PfeifTer and son Everett , Jr., Mrs . Samuel Faron , Sr., and children , Alfred and Doris, called on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Faron of Forest Hills on Saturday. - Miss Mildred Richroath has returned home , after spending the past week in Brooklyn. Percy Still is ill and confined to his home. Mrs. Louis Kempel is on the road to recovery after her illness. Mr. and -Mrs. - George Gray of Col - lege Point were guests of y Mr. and Mrs. Louis Busing on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kammski en- tertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and -Mrs. - . Charles- -Kaminski , - Sr., -Mr—and Mrs . Frank -Kaminski of. Bridgeh'amp- tom and •Mr—and . Mrs. • Carl Rosko of Southampton. Mr.; and Mrs. : Joseph Sehmierer and daughter were dinner .guests of Mr^ and Mrs . Harry ' Henschel of Port 'Jef- ferson on Sunday. Donald Ferguson spent several-days in .Westchester last week . Hawkins Is Head Of Peoples Bank I* fir A fMifnPir Yv ft \?I _r _v_i < ijV li_,l'C& J L 1 Ralph J. Hawkins , Patchogue at- torney, was unanimously re-elected president of the Peoples National bank of Patchogue at the annual meeting of the bank' s board of di- rectors held Thursday at the bank ¦building on East Main street. The directors also unanimously , re- elected Walter G. Overton , Christian Krabbe and G. Howard Hatfield , vice- presidents; Mr. Hatfield , cashier; Carlton P. Quinlan , assistant cashier , and Mr. Hawki ns , counsel . At . the annual stockholders ' meet- ing held at the bank last Tuesday, the- following directors were unani- mously re-elected : Mr. Hawkins , Mr. Overton , Mr. Krabbe , Mr. Hatfiel d , Dr. Edwin P. Kolb , Edward Pfeiffer. John R. Ruland and Frank Silverman. The annual report of the bank , submitted at the annual stockholders ' meeting, showed that the bank' s de- posits ' ; increased . ;about : $125;000 , and that about -S10 , O00' was added to the capital-account. It was reported that in the ' • 12-month period , \Over 1 , 400 new loans - were - .made to business concerns and . individuals , and that this represented.an increase over the 1939 business. In 1940 , the bank paid its : third consecutive .annual dividend on . the 1,000 shares of connnon • stock. The 1940 dividend was $2.50 a share, as compare d with the 1939 figure of $2 and the . 1938 figure of §1. The . statement , also indicated that the bank -i. - being \ \ continued in a very liquid condition , the major part of its .assets being cash and govern- ment and municipal securities , aggre- gating over $1 , 100 , 000; The loans as of December 31 , 1940 , totalled $618 , 429. The officers and directors expressed gratification with the results of the operations of the Institution. The Peoples . National bank is a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance corporation and of the Federal Re- serve- bank. Patch' g Otizens Bank Official Staff Re-el ected Edward Hudson , president , and all other officers of the Patchogue Citizens Bank .and Trust company were unani- mously re-elected at the bank' s an- nual meeting of the board of. directors , last Wednesday afternoon in the bank building on -West Main street. Besides Mr. Hudson, the officers are Archi e L. Wicks , vice-presiden t and treasurer; E. . Eugene . Hawkin s , Jr., vice-president ; Henry L. Rieth , secretary and trust officer , and Charles J. Elias , assistant treasurer. The board of directors met after the annual meeting of the stock* holders- in the bank building, at.which the following directors .were unani- mously elected for. the . coming year ;; George C. Furman , Sidney N. Ger- ard , Alfred L. . Hart , E. Eugene. Haw- kins , Jr., Edward Hudson , A. Smith Petty, Edgar A. Sharp , _ Arthur -M. Swezey and -Archie L. Wicks. The annual report - on the bank' s financial condition as of December . 81 , 1940 , - which was submitted at the stockholders ' gathering, showed that the bank had deposits aggregating $2 , 368 , 131.42. The bank' s assets , which total $3 , - 051 , 956.61 , consist of cash and due from -banks , .$427 , 564.21; stock in Fed- eral Reserve bank , $17 , 750; United States gov ernment securities , $418 , - 134.78; other public securities , $239 , - 622.83 ; other securities ,. $170 , 931.12; loans and discounts , $1 , 180 , 418.77; bonds and mortgages , $352 , 504.21; bank office , $137 , 102; furniture and fixtures , 317 , 000; real estate owned , $90 , 928.69. Besides the deposits , the • bank' s liabilities consist of preferred stock \A\ . $196 , 000 ; preferred stock \B\ , 897 , 000; common stock , $200 , 000 , mak- ing a total of capital stock , $493 , 600; surplu s , $98 , 565.46; undivided profits , $12,785.53 : retirement fund for pre- ferred stock \A\ , $7, 602; reserve for preferred stock \A\ dividend , £9 , 850 ;• special reserves , $50 , 475.2 1 jr unearned discount. ?10 , 88l ' .64; other liabilities , §.;() . :35. . . ¦ The htuii ' is u member of the-Fed- - era] Deposit Insurance corporation . and a mein-b'- 'r of tbe Federal Reserve ¦ ¦yst eiv, . At the •¦toi-klitH . d'jrs ' .meeting, at. which ove r .14 , 000 . - -hayc-H. of stock , wort . ; rt-'prc- . '-cnti - 'il in person or b y ' p- i ' - -x\ , v. A. Smith Ptj tty. and Henry IJ. ' Kii 't h wore elei-tcil chairma n and S' . -Li--I ;;i i y. respectively. iH.u-iu' . . ': ihi . * h&l' iotm--; one . stock- holdi 'i' a idfi ' and said tliat the ures- ine-iil. ol. the bank , Mr. Hudson , had ' 'i- ' . -auHi mm.!! i-ond will by, his genial nuuHu-i - nj' ' A 'lO' . ' liiiii , - people and his ' : din. *iM- i ' - v-vay iu doaling with the pub- lic lie said the rorii. of the stock- lii ) !fioi ' . - . wouid like to hear from the pr«j !- - ,i(l(- ' .iit. .M r. Hiui ' -ci u Lhe»i spoke very in- forfually, sayin- ! , - that ' tin- bank had had -i good yefi r. The personal loan and the trust departmeiits especially had turned in good earnings , he said , adding tha t two trust department matters tha t had been annoying were cleared up during the year , These were the Nettie Roe hospital trust and the Van Pelt, suit , each of which was cleared up without any loss to the bank. He said .some valuable new trust business had been received and con- cluded during the year and the in- terested parties had expressed their appreciation of the excellent services the bank had rendered. It was also pointed out that during 1040 some of the preferred \A\ stock had been- retired. Mr. Hudson also called attention ' to -improving conditions and increas- ing activities in business. A recent county-wide survey, he said , showed, that there is about $400 in deposits* in Suffolk banks for each person in the county. 6. L, F . EGG AUCTION The Long Island Co-operative G.L F Egg Auction , Inc ., of Central Islip \ lists these- recent prices : ' Extra large ' over 03 pounds 25-29, large white , 21-25'/, , medium white 17-21%, pullet white 14-18 , large brown 1(1-22 , medium brown 14-18; 216 cases , January 14. ¦ Extra largo over 63 pounds 25. 'if i large white 2l : 28fc,, m «fium white 17 * lfl ' al\^^ ! ^ 14-3 ! 8 / Iftl '^ brow n .%^« n »-*^^ s One^ dollnr .niid, fifty , wiita is all if ' __ * _ ^*^^ ^&,1_\
