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Church Hews MATTITUCK PRESSYTERIAN CHURCH P. E . Radford , D.D., Pastor 10:00 a. m. Sabbath School. 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship. f):l5 p. m. Young Peoples' Ser- vice. 7:30 p. m. Evening Wor.shlp. WccinesdayH: 7:30 p. m. Mid-Week Worship and Tllble\study. The 'L-idies Sewing Society meets every Wednesday. Meeting of'.the Session the first Wednesday of each month. Meeting of the Trustees the sec- ond Wedne.sday in each month. Surf Club Holds Spring Dinner Meeting Last Thursday PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cutchogue Rev. F. G. Beebe Sunday, April 24th Morning Service—10:00 A. M. Hlble School—11:50 A. M. Endeavor Meeting—6:15 P. M. Evening Service—7:00 P. M. Wednesday, April 27th Midweek Service—7:15 P. M. METHODIST CHURCH Cutchogue Rev . Lewis Davis Sunday, April 24th Church School—10:00 A. M. Morning Worship—11:00 A. M. Evening Worship—7:00 P. M. ADVENT EVAN. LUTHERAN CHURCH Mattituck Rev . C. E . Butterer, Pastor First Sunday After Easter \Re Not Faithless, But Believing,\ will be the sermon theme for next Sunday evening's vesper service, which begins at 7 o'clock. Prior to the vespers the catechetical class will meet with the pastor^ The Women's Missionary Society will hold its monthly study and business meeting in the chapel this Friday afternoon at 2:30, with Mrs. Baldwin as leader and Mrs. Wlls- berg serving as hostess. The women from St. Peter's Church of Green- port will meet with the Mattltu6k women in this meeting. Home Bureau to Meet At Riverhead On the afternoon ofv May 4 the annual meeting of the Eastern Dis- trict of the New York State Fed- eration of the Home Bureau will open at Riverhead. The convention will last for two days, starting with a meeting in the Riverhead High School auditorium. The delegates, representing several up-state conn- ties, will be entertained at a ban- quet at the Hotel Henry Perkins Wednesday night. Thursday after- noon a tour of the Hamptons and Montinik l^oint has been arranged for the visitors. Sul) committees: Place of meet- ing, Mrs. E. Theis, Medlord; room reservation, Mrs. Elmer Sawyer, Riverhead; publicity, Mrs. Horace J. Wells, Sound Avenue, Riverhead; registration. Miss Elizabeth How- ell, Sound Avenue, Itiverhead; ho.stess and ushers, Mrs. I.esllo Warllild, Westhampton Reach: checking and baggage, Mrs. Theo- dore Rrelllng, Mattituik; transpor- tation, Mrs. Harold Hums, River- head; moal arrangement and flow- ers, ^Irs. Timothy Orimng, River- head: tour, TNlrs. Redllcld Wright, Sag Harbor; exhiblt.s, Mrs. Carl \OrillhiK East Qtiogue. The spring dinner meeting of the East End Surf Fishing Club of Suffolk County was held at Leo'.s Inn, West Main street, I'atchogue, on Thursday evening, April 14. George W. Hlldreth, president of the club, presided. Delightful music for the dinner hour was furnished by I.,lnc Andrews' orchestra. Two surf casting jigs, donated by Whiting Evans of I?rooklyn, were awarded as door prizes to S. E. Spauldlng of Brooklyn. Among the prominent guests Introduced were Supervisor Edgar Sharp of I'atchogue; Assemblyman Edmund Lupton of Mattituck; County Clerk Frank Markvart of Riverhead, and William Charlton, president of the Suffolk County Association. Lawyer George H. Carleton, Pat- chogue, chairman of the committee on arrangements, presided as toast- master. A.ssistlng Mr. Carleton on the committee were George Mo- loney and Dr. John H. Murray of Patchogue. Interesting addresses on the bi- ological survey of Long Island waters were made by C. Wlllard Greene, aquatic biologist' of the Conservation Department at Al- bany, who spoke on fresh water fishing matters. William C. Neville of the Federal Bureau of Fisher- ies, dlscus.sed the progress of the Federal survey. Robert Doxsee, prominent commercial fisherman of Freeport, in an interesting talk on conservation matters, praised the work being accomplished by the Biological Survey. John Grlek, well known commer- cial fisherman of West Sayville, was also introduced. Hank Nielsen, cartoonist, amused the gathe.ring with a chalk talk and cartoons. Herb Austin of Patchogue, was highly applauded for his entertain- ment feature. Charles Altenkirch of Hampton Bays, vice president of the club, reported on the progress of the Fishing Derby to be held during the months of May and June. He The Suffolk Conservatory of Music an d Arts HOWARD I.EE KOCH, Director A Music School of i^orious Purpose Faculty of 14 Specialized Instructors 506 E. Main St., Riverhead, N. Y. Phone Riverhead 3122 Groceries - Dry Goods Notions / Men's Work Clothing Window Shades Venetian Blinds Estimates given on special sizes of Window Shades and Venetian Blinds Gildersleeve Bros. Phone Mattituck 26 North Fork Market H . DePETRiS, Prop. Week-end Specials iFor Saturday, April 23 PRIME MEATS FRESH VEGETABLES WILSON'S Cert. Sun. HAM, GREEN BEANS 2 lbs. 19c 10-13 lb, half or whole, lb. 27c p^^^^Y TOMATOES .. 2 lbs. 19c EASTER KULBOSA lb. 29c LEG OF LAMB lb, 27c CAULIFLOWER .... per hd. 20c HAMBURGER lb. 19c RADISHES 2 bunchei 5c also called attention to the ladie.s' night to be held at Canoe Place Inn, Hampton Hays, on Satiu'day evening, May 7. Twenty-five door prizes will he awarded to the ladies during the evening. Fifty-two new applications wore approved for membership at the meeting. Judge Joseph Kelly of Riverhead, ren- dered a number of vocal selections during the dinner hour. OfHclals of the Fresh Water Unit were also introduced. Listing Farm Workers The work of listing farm work- ers by the Riverhead ofTlce of the State Employment Service is pro- gressing in each locality of Suffolk' County, according to Jiliss Ruth Stratton, manager of the branch office. With these preparations, farmers will be able to hire com- petent farm help, as each appli- cant will be carefully classified as to his particular knowledge and ex- perience. The employing farmer will be provided with complete information as to the ul)lllty and experience of applicants. Farmers can make ar- rangements for private interviews with applicants who will be called in for the meeting. The ofTlce If- open from 8 to G each day except Sunday and holidays. Or you can telephone 3360 for information. No charge will lie made either the worker or employer. \Woolen garments can be pro- tected from moths by scattering flake naphthalene or paradichloro- benzene between the folds, and storing them in reasonably tight trunks or chests. A pound of these flakes is enough for a medium-sized trunk of clothes. HOME BUREAU RALLY More than 200 Women delegates representing Home Bureau units of seven up-State counties will as- semble at Riverhead on May 1 and 5 for the annual spring meeting. A business session will be held'on the morning of Mny 5 at the Court House, after which the visitors will be taken on an automobile trip through the Hamptons to Montauk. Among the gue.sts will be Dr. Ruby Green Smith, state leader of homo demon.stratlon agents, and Mrs. Evelyn Gatchell, federation president. The delegates will be served a bapauet at the Hotel Henry Perkins. l\rrs. Vernon Wells of Northville, is chairman of the committee on arrangements, assisted liy Mrs. Florence IVJoffat of Southold, county executive rhairmnn, and Mrs. Vera Prush, county demonstration agent. SALE starts Sat., Apr. 23 AFTER EASTER SALE starts Sat., Apr. 23 'So - One.Third.OFF SUITS - eOATS Ion Mnvtl^^' E. MAIN ST. RIVERHEAD, L \. — Why wait until May or June to buy a \BARGAIN\ when ^^^^^^^^^^^ right now, BON MARCHE offers this spectacular ONE- THIRD OFF .SALE on Spring COATS and SUITS . . . Values you'll long remember! Every ,garment plainly marked . . . Just deduct ONE-THIRD off our low reg- ular prices and that's what you. pay. i DRESSES Lots of the gay prints which you'll dote on for bright Spring and Summer days, are included in these two special groups for immediate clearance. All Sizes 12 to 48 51.98-52.98 Mostly single garments SUITS Shetland - Mannish Tailored Three-Piece - and Reefer Suits. REG. PRICE SALE PRICE $7.98 Now $5.32 12.98 Now 8.66 16.98 Now 11.32 E. MAIN ST. ?Bmt Marrljf' COATS In All Types. Dressmaker, Reefer, fitted, chubby styles. Toppers, and for casual wear. REG.PRICE SALE PRICE $10.98 Now $7.32 12.98 Now 8.66 16.98 Now 11.32 RIVERHEAD, L. I. SALE STARTS SATURDAY, APRIL 23rd . . . COME EARLY AS THIS SALE IS FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY i