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THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1939 T H E WATCHMAN PAGE ELEVEN FLEETS NECK ASSOCIATION GAINING MOMENTUM The newly organized Fleet’s Neck Property Owners’ Associa tion which has been gaining mo mentum each week, held its first open meeting on July 29 at the Pequash Club in Fleet’s Neck. About 75 members were present and the following officers were elected: B, Ahlers, president; Mrs. B. C. Baumgarten, vice president; A. Northridge, treasurer, and Mrs. C. Melot, secretary. The aims of this enterprising organization are to promote good fellowship and improve conditions in the community. The next meet ing will be held on August 5. SOUTH JAMESPORT MRS. A. L. T U T H I L L Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodhull of Coatesville, Pa., are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. L. Gilson Griffing. Mr. and Mrs. Clemence Turant of Brooklyn, spent the week-end •with her mother, Mrs. Anna Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. William Mac- omber, son Julian, and daughter Natalie, of Waterford, Conn., are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Losee. Mrs. L. Gilson Griffing enter tained two friends from Manhat tan at her home several days last .week. Miss Chrystal Jones of New York, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fickeissen of Southold, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cronk at tended the funeral of a relative in Ossining, N. Y., one day last week. Miss Anna Finnerty of Brook lyn, was a week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. E. J. Hallock, and her family. Gordon Seaman and Dorothy Seaman of Sag Harbor, spent sev-; eral days last week with their cousins, Lois and Buddy Hallock. Mrs. Georgia Petty of River- head, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. H. Downs. Tennenberg’s Summer Shoe Sale now on. Walk-Over $4.95 up. tf Mrs. Clara Baldwin of Rockville Centre, is visiting her friend, Mrs. H. Diem, this week. Miss Clara Benjamin of River- head, is spending the week with her father, George I. Benjamin, and grandmother, Mrs. Edith Ben jamin. SOUTHOLD EARL P. HAGERMAN JAMESPORT MRS. A. L. TU T H I L L Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oliver, Jr. entertained Miss Elsbeth Barten of Hempstead, and fiance, Henry C. Ungemach, of Brooklyn, at dinner on Monday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and chil dren of Jamaica, with four friend.s are enjoying a two weeks vaca tion in the Stonehill cottage on the Camp Grounds. Roy Walz of Queens Villafie, is spending the summer M'ith his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Adel, on the Camp Ground. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Eadie and daughter, Myrtle, of Park Hill, Yonkers, are guests of Mrs. Eadie’.s sister, Mrs. S. H. Oliver, and her family. Mr. and Mrs. George Stelzer of Southold, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Fleischman on Sun day. Mrs. Lydia Frederick recently celebrated her 88th birthday, and enjoyed an automobile trip to Islip, where she lived about 50 years ago. Robert Butler of East Orange, N. J., is spending his vacation with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Tuthill. ADVERTISE IN THE WATCHMAN Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barlow and daughter Carol, of Glen Rock, N. J., and Charles Murgatoyd of Hempstead, L. L, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Boiseau. Mrs. John Conklin of Hartford, Conn., after visiting a few days with her sister, Mrs. F. T. Wells, has returned home. GOOSE BAY ESTATES David Dowd of Queens Village, is spending his vacation at his summer bungalow in Goose Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. John son and daughter Augusta, spent the week-end at thgif sutnmer cottage here. Mrs. Marie White, her mother, Mrs. Mary Kansey, and James Grant are spending a f»w weeks at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Stanley Trownsell. Miss Olive Rockford has return ed home after spending three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. B. Droogan. Congratulations to Mr. Garbey of Goose Bay because he is now a retired man. On July 24 he was officially relieved of his duties as a mounted policeman. Jack Boyle, Jr. was the host of several guests at a beach party held at Kenney’s road at the Sound. The following guests were present: The Misses Helen Dowd, Gloria Lennertz, Olive Rogers and Doris Kruger, Eugene Stradford, Edward Sweeney and William Walsh. The Southold Yacht Club will hold another one of its enjoyable dance and stunt nights at the club house. Founder’s Landing, on Saturday evening, August 6. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Williams of Jersey City, are spending the week with Mr, and Mrs. John Bucci. Miss Anna Marie Bucci return ed with Mr. and Mrs. Williams for a two weeks’ visit. The Scouts’ weekly meeting on Monday night was held over until next Monday on account of the light attendance. The regular meeting this coming Monday night will be of great intex'est to the Scouts. All members of the troop are urged to be present. The annual conv'^ention of the Suffolk County Organization of the American Legion will be held Friday and Saturday of this week at Smithtown, Delegates from the Griswold-Terry-Glover Post are W. W. McAslan, C. W. Turner, G. J. Sweezey, commander, and W. S. Petty. Alternates are: E. P. \Hagerman John Hubin, Walter Adams and L. A. Blodgett. Alter nate committeeman is H. E. Gold smith. Miss Helen Marks of Milwaukee, Wis., who has been a guest of Mrs. Arthur Mitchell at the Hutchinson homestead on South Harbor lane, left on Monday with Mrs. Charles ’’earson, another guest, for stops or. Staten Island and other points before returning to Milwaukee on the 31st of Augu.st. Tickets are on sale at Kramer’- Drug Store for the play “Brief Candle,” put on by the Olde Towne Players under the direc tion of Charles F. Kramer. This performanc'e will be given Friday and Saturday evenings, August 11 and 12. Cuitain at 8:45 p. m. The fame of the players and of those members who will take part has gone far and wide. Make your reservations early. Members of the Southold Fire Department under its auspices art- putting on a block party next week, August 7 to 12. Concession booths will be ei'ected on the ramp in front of the fire house. Sunday morning services this Sunday will be conducted by the members of the Brotherhood in the M. E. Church. Mrs. Emma Pratt of St. Paul Minn., is visiting her niece, Mrs. Marjorie Jennings. Mrs. H. B. Secor has returned from her motor trip through the Adirondacks. Parker Dickerson and Albert Dickerson, cousins, and members of the local Scout Troop, have returned from a two weeks’ stay at the Scout Camp in Baiting Hollow. The daily Vacation Bible School closed its summer program in an interesting arrangement of songs and plays depicting .scenes of the cities in other lands and showing some of the customs that pre vailed. This production was given in the Presbyterian Church under the direction of Dr. S. G. Ayres, D.D., the Rev. E. Hoyt Palmer and the Rev. Murray Hunter, ably assisted by Mrs. Allan Baker, Miss Peggy Mulford, Miss Helen Stacy, Miss Elizabeth Terry, Mrs. Olive Dickerson, Miss Flora Fisher and Miss Betty Hagerman. Miss Eliza beth Wells directed thd handi craft work, assisted by Miss Katherine Korn and Miss Ella Tuthill. Mrs. A. H. Cosden and daugh ter Carol, and Miss Betty Joost have returned from Arizona, where they have been visiting for sev eral weeks with Mrs. Cosden’s son. The M. E. Church Brotherhood picnic held last Friday evening at the Town Beach was a very en joyable affair. Conflicting engage ments reduced somewhat the large number that usually attend. Mrs. Edward Vincent is visiting in Valley Stream fo ra few days • at th ehome of Mrs. Leroy Biggs. The M. E. Church Triangle Club will hold a food sale on the church lawn this Friday at 10:30 a. m. Mrs. Halstead Rhodes and Miss Katherine Mitchell of Philadel phia, are uests this week of Mrs. Allan Baker at the Payne house. The following bit of verse was composed by Mrs. Ruth L. Hub bard, who was St) moved because of flippant remarks made by some who stop to gaze at the collection of marine paintings in her hus band’s studio window on Main street in Greenport. The verse has an appeal to the finer sensibilities of those unacquainted with the technique of the paintings and sketches done by one who has proved himself without a doubt an artist of considerable ability. STUDIO W I N D O W Is it not a little sad the by-word of today “That one’s not bad!” Have you watched the sea’s dy namic sweep, cold to your bone? Have you watched in blazing heat the' sun-steeped rocks? These alone Are not enough; to them apply painting’s fundamental laws (Not short roads to Art dubbed “self-expression”) then the fiawij The untrained eye seeks will be based upon these questions — Light, design, perspective, color— has a master taught you these? Can you put them all together and the critics always please? Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Miller en tertained Mr. and Mrs. Grey of Pelham, at their home at the bay. Saturday was a large red letter day for the members of the S. Y. C. Over 100 left Founders’ Land ing in various sailing vessels and GREATLY Reduced WOMEN'S WHITE SUM M E R SHOES As Low As 4 9 MEN HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE $1.00 to $1.50 ON ALL SLACK SUITS F. BRANDI GREENPORT cruisers at 4 p. m. and enjoyed a pleasant two hours’ cruising near by waters before arriving at Par adise Point to join a large num ber who had driven over in their cars to be served at the rem ark ably fine cafeteria supper prepar ed by 40 ladies of the Yacht Club at the Currie-Bell studios there. Some 207 people partook of the various items of the bill of fare. Much has been heard in praise of the arrangements for the comfort and convenience of the members and their guests at this occasion. The nearby grounds of the homes of Lester Little and Mrs. ByJhon were thrown open for the parking of many cars. The volunteer Scouts who handled the traffic in the narrow wood roads under the direction of Town Policeman An- tone Chituk were: Walter Court enay, William Cardinal, Kenneth Hagerman, William Strausser and Joseph Miller. After all had beeri served, the members and their guests departed, many of them to rendezvous at the Wharf House to take part in the games pre pared for Monte Carlo night. This program was very well devised, and with the use of paper money permitted a freedom in the ex pression of opinion such as has not been evidenced since Hoover went out of office. If the enter tainment committee can produce a more interesting program than that of last Saturday afternoon and evening, they are indeed marvels! James MeKeon is seriously ill at his home on Hommel avenue. The Presbyterian Women’s Mis sionary Society will hold a food sale on Friday, August 25, at 2 p. m., in the Hawkins building on Beckwith avenue. Mrs. Allan Baker was winner of the Rebekah blanket club last week. [ h i g h W ATER FOR PECONIC^ 1 BAY AT NEW SU F F OLK J A.M. P.M. 3 ............................ 2:39 2:48 4 ............................ 3:18 3:25 5 ............................ 3:27 4:00 6 ............................ 4:09 4:46 7 ............................ 4:55 5:35 8 6:29 9 Ifl ............................ 6:50 ............................ 7:53 7:26 8:25 ADVERTISE IN I THE WATCHMAN j up to S30i). Mo eo4nalnr». Quick, qolet. frUndlr*. 1 East Main St. Rlverhead, N. Y. Riverhead 2420 MID SUMMER C L E A R A N C E Our Entire Stock of SUMMER MERCHANDISE WILL BE SOLD AT A iSII I OF PRICES Our Stock consists of: Slacks Polo Shirts Sneakers Summer Work Pants Sport Shoes Hosiery and many others • COME IN and CONVINCE YOURSELF THAT WE REALLY HAVE SOMETHING HERE I li 33 E. MAIN ST. RIVERHEAD, L. I.
