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ICK SCHOOL I SAME TEACHERS *«cA«i Fn> Neighbor*'— Oee Less Popfl Than Last Year E — Eatertsinment Oct. 14 | ---------- School opened this year with the same corps of teachers as last year. This is an unusual condition and the good effects are marked. No time is lost by the teacher adjusting herself to new conditions. The school has been presented a fine croquet set by Raymond Arden. Mr. Arden is a man who believes in mak ing play a part of the child’s educa tion, nqt only from a commercial standpoint, but from the practical Standpoint as well. The croauet court is a scene of merriment often as late as 6:00 o’clock. Martin Wright is another man who believes in the joys of childhood. Mr. Wright has twice donated material for repairing damages done by the wind to the basketball stops. Again this year the general work done by the pupils during the past year was exhibited at the Mineola Fair. Mr. Pollard, County Junior Project Extension leader, called at the school last week. He announced that Cath erine Wines, one of the Junior Project Workers from this school, exhibited two pens of chickens, one of White Leghorns, the other of white rocks, at the Mineola Fair. Catherine took first prize on each pen of chickens. . Principal and Mrs. Hyle of Bellmore, Principal and Mrs. Johnson of Ocean- side have called on Principal and Mrs. Powell,, School Registration Net registration of the school to date is 126 pupils. This number is one less than one year ago. When it id remembered that twenty-one were graduated, it is evident that there is an increase of twenty pupils over one year ago. The first room registered forty-seven pupils, with thirty-nine seats and the third room has but one vacant seat. The fourth room regis ters eighteen pupils, this is one more than one year ago.. Those perfect in attendance follow: Boom I— Mi*a Crucknetl, teacher, Frank Arden. Edward Connl Cleary, Frank Ivee, Edward Kennedy, Josephine Abbe: Frank Selrka, Edwin Trrdlk. George Ver- riU. Robert Welnert. Marjorie Borel. Jessie Kirk, Mars* lain* Myras. Margaret Miller, Kathryn Olhrieht, Marian Smith, Gertrude Smith. Barbara Trrdlk, Josephine Abbene. Lydia Verrill. Room 11. Mrs. Brock man. teacher: *7%— Elvira Abbene. Marie Abbene, Ada Bartow, Lbell# Dewar, Muriel Hays. Bose Krug, Vir ginia Verity, Frank Araseli. W alter Baldwin, Harold Conning. Howard Ounsenhaueer, Francis Hope, Richard Lawson, Joseph Mar- aglio. Lawrence Smith. George Verity. Boom III. Mica Pitcher, teacher: HI %— Mary Baldwin. Dorothea Borel. Catherine Conning, Alice Greaves. Marjorie Greaves, Pearl Gunsenhauaer, Bessie Hsff, Christine Hull. Roberta Johnston. Frances Jonasch, Cecilia King, Basel Moore, Sene Tvnlik. Es telle Wolfs, Theodora Wright, George Brit ton, Bertram Hope, George King. Lee ter Kirk. Eugene Marino. Frank Miller, Emil Tvrdlk. Josephine Tvrdlk. Charles Wads worth, Donald Welnert. Room IV, M. E. Powell, teacher. 6 t %— Joseph Bartow, Arthur Conning. Robert Greaves, George Otto, Andrew Rogers, Per cy Reiter, Genevieve Borel, Ethel Hope. Hel en Jonasch. Helen King. Jennie Midmer, Kathryn Phillips. M. H. Skou, M. D„ spent lost week making the uaual physical examina tions. The general health of the chil dren la good. Each child will take home a detailed sealed report of de fects found. Parents are urged to co operate with the school in the follow up work. Ambrose Jeffries, magician, ventril oquist and monologist, who delightful ly entertained the pupils last year, will again appear Thursday, October 14, at 2:00 o’clock with an entirely new program lasting one and one-half hours. Ten cents admission will be charged the pupils of the first four grades and fifteen cents to all other pupils and the public. The proceeds to be equally divided between Mr. Jef fries and playtime equipment. Joneech, Frank , A rthur Miller, U COUNTY 1 KITCHEN COMFORT Marjorie Pitcher presided at the pi ano. Refreshments and a social followed the service and Rev, Erwin Dennett was made to feel that his wel come to Freeport la warm and lasting. Prefcwiotwl Cards DR. G. SMITH r Dentist Office and Residence: West Merrick Road\ Freeport, N.Y 'Phone 460 DR. A H. HAMMOND Dentist Freepert Bank Building Telephone, IS8-W C. P. NELSON, D. C. Ph. C. (Doctor of Chiropractic) 40 W. Merrick Road, Freeport, L. L Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 10-12 A. M., 2-6 P.. M., 7-8 P. M.; Tuesday, Thursday and Satur day, 10-12 A. M. Office Phone Freeport 96V. Residence Phone Freeport 676-J. RECEPTION TO PASTOR Many Clergymen Present at Welcome To Freeport Minister The reception ahd recognition ser vice held in the Freeport Baptist Church on September 28 for the pur pose of introducing the pastor, Rev. Erwin Dennett, was a notable success. Many pastors from other churches were present and paid Mr. Dennett high tribute for the work that he has done and is doing. Among those pres ent who spoke were: Rev. F. W. O’Brion of Brooklyn, Rev. John Don aldson of Brooklyn, Rev. S. W. Stock- house of Hempstead, Rev. R. H. Scott of Freeport. Many other pastors sent regrets at being unable to be present. The church was beautifully deco rated with flags and flowers and a mu sical program was given by Miss Jes- i;.;. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS Screens Jobbing Sun Parlors An estim a te will cost nothing C. D. BRAREN J. H. McCLOSKEY 2 7 3 Randall Avenue 73 Pearsall Avenue Telephone, 35- M FREEPORT, N. Y. JOHN S. DENTON, D. C Chiropractor Office and Residence 16 Randall Ave., cor. Grove £ Freeport, N. Y. Office Hours: Tues., Thurs., Sat.—2-8 P. M. Phone Freeport 421-W. DR. C. W. ROOT Dentist 29 Railroad Ave., Freeport, L. I. Opp L. I. R. R. Depot Telephone 368-R STUDIO 75 East Seaman Ave. Freeport, L. L Telephone 131-R Thorough Classical Course Piano, Violin and Voice Culture All Brass and Orchestra Perfect in Time and Expression MRS. M. H. JOHNSON MRS. J. M. BROWN Phone Freeport 64-R DR. H. W. REID Dentist 35 South Ocean Ave., Freeport, N. Y. Office hours: Evenings 6-9 or by appointment. Brooklyn offices: Myrtle and Cy press Aves., Ridgewood National Bank Building. When the thermometer starts climbing ges ser- service will enable to enjoy cool comfort A GAS RANGE AND WATER HEATER will solve your kitchen problems this summer Appliances sold by us are carefully built for careful buyers / Nassau and Suffolk Lighting Co. GEO. MAC DONALD, President OFFICES AT Hempstead Freeport Rockville Centre Mineola Bank Statements Our Bank statements should be carefully looked over—ample evidence of increasing strength and scope is manifested. The prudent business man notes the consecutive statements of the various banks and in this way selects a permanent banking connection* We would be pleased to have our statements exam ined—in them there is reason for believing that this Bank would make a desirable depositary. Resources over $1,600,000. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FREEPORT Faultless -- Comfort Pipeless Heater The Heater That ii - Needs NO And the Price so Reasonable The Graff Furnace Co. Manufacturers New York, N .Y. Scranton, Pa. Sold and Installed by Walter J. Hazard 5 Pettit Avenue BALDWIN, L. I. Let me furnish you with prices, details, etc. L & M SEMI-PASTE PAINTS m a k es b e s t pa in t — w e a r s lo n g e s t Cost to you $ 3.66 a Gallon when made ready to ose. V— a gallon o u t o f any yon bay, and If not thm bott paint tnadm, ratum th* balanem and get all your money bach. Big Operations in Lumber require large shipments and facilities. We are equipped to handle all busi ness Large or SmalL LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS Timber, Siding, Shingles, Doors, Sash, Trim, Brick Lime, Cement. Builders’ Hardware and Paint Our carefully se lected Stock ena bles us to offer big Inducements in the matter of Prices and Satis faction. JOHN J. RANDALL CO. 15 N. Long Beech Avenue Tel. 525 Freeport, L. I. i§ i yv\\ gp I B52555i '5il ATLANTIC MARKETS G. WERNER, JR., Prop. MEATS OF QUALITY 97 South Main Street n e a r m e r r i c k r o a d FREEPORT, N. Y. Our Saturday specials are attracting many housewives to our store. Are you taking advantage of the savings we offer? In these times, when the high cost of living is occupying so much attention in the newspapers and in our homes, it is surprising for a store to offer meats at prices that compare favorably with prices In vogue years ago, especially when the high quality of our offerings is taken into consideration Telephone calls receive our prompt and careful attention, for Freeport deliveries just try us CALL 1145 FREEPORT Below are a few of our SPECIALS for Saturday, October 9 -5 I ' Leg and Loin Genuine Spring Lamb, lb. . 36c Prime Rib Roast, Best Cuts, lb. 35c Sirloin andPorterhouseSteak,lb.,40c Fore Quarter Spring Lamb, lb. 24c Bacon Squares, lb .................. 22c Boneless Pot Roast, lb. . 28c P > V 'tv . . v • Auto deliveries once a day to Baldwins at 9 A. M. Auto deliveries to Roosevelt, Merrick, Bellmore, Wantagh and Seaford at 1 P. M. once a day a i . WATCH FOR OUR SPECIALS NEXT SATURDAY
