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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chcrringtonand son , Hubby, of Li brary lane leftSatui-duv morning for The Camp ofthe Woods in Speculator , in the Ad-irondack.-;.

(ieoiirc .Slaierberk <ii Brooklynspent the weekend with relatives onLibra ry lnne.

Mr. and -Mrs. II , Jl. Reddall ofBrooklyn arc spending sonic time attheir summer home on Heaver Damroad.

Jliss Ji l l Bishop, nf the Southsidehospital nurses stall , Hay Shore, iscnjoyinir her vacation at the home ofher parents , Mr. mid Mrs. Grove rBishop of South Country road.

Miss Elizabeth Hawkins of BeaverDam road entertained the Missionarysociety of the South Mnvcn Presby-terian eh ti reh at her cnmp at Norlh ,Sen, Tuesday. J

'f Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Vosslcr oiSouth Country roud have been enter-taining Mrs. VV. G. Fields of Sanford.FJa.

Mr. nnd Mr.s. George Pethoram ofSoutii Country road entertained Mrs.Petheram 's aunt , Mrs. Thomas Elliot,and cousin , Mrs. George .Flanagan ,of Chicago; also her sister , Mrs. JohnSheridan of Roosevelt and a group offriends over Llie past weekend.

Brookhaven Boy Scout Troop 9was represented at the Baiting Hol-low camp last week by Daniel llomananil Frank Mn pes of Yaphank andRobert Lyons and Philip Shelton ofBrookhaven.

The Fire company held its month-ly social at the schoolhouse Fridaynight when curds were enjoyed. Highscorers were : pedro, Alex Kosen-kranius, Mrs . Alex Kosenkranius ,,Mrs. Elsie Griding, George Miller,

Will iam Glover and Mrs . Isabella;Johnston: pinochle, A.iam l.eskowu-s.Jl r:-. William Schuni.icker. Mrs. SKel2y: rummy. Fay Owe:is. _ WilliamRislev received the special aw-miMr. and Mrs . Adair , Lesfcowic.-: wovehosts.

Mr. and Mrs. Grover bishop. aMSouth Country read haw announcedthe enga gement cf their duuirlitor.Jill , to Dr. Ch.trles Shlimbaum ofBay Shore. No t ior in i te dale has beenset for the , wedding.

Mr. and 'Mrs. Albert Slinkier *.dSouth Coiintry road are the parentsof a girl , born a t Southside hospital.Bay Shore.

the Rev . Ralph Barton Gamewellwill be in charge of the 11 a. m.service at the South Haven Presby-terian church Su nday montinp whenhis -sermon topic will be "Creationor Creator."

The service at St. James Episcopalchurch Sunday morning will be omit-ted so tbat the congregation c:in at-tend the 11 a. nt. continuation serv-ice in Bellport cliu rch and hoar theRt. Rev. James T. DeWolfe.

Bible school wil] meet at the Brook-haven church at !*;.*0 a. in. Sunday.The Rev. Ralph Barton Gamewellwill be in charge oi the S p. rn. serv-ice at the church Sunday when hissermon topic wil J be "Better ThanOther Men."

On next Thursday a covered dishsupper will bc held at 6:30 p. ni. inthe B rookhaven church. There will hea hobby show b-oth afternoon andevening. Contact either Mrs. GlennHankinson or Mrs . Harold Ballard ifyou have a hobby to display. Thisevent is sponsored by the youngmarried couples, Everybody welcome.

The Urban family have moved toPort Washington from their homeon South Country road , South Haven.They recently sold their. South Havenhome to Mr. and Mrs. WilfredThompson of Mastic Beach.

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Faith Vilas , who is spending thesummer at the home of Mrs. T. Mor-timer Lloyd in Bellport , will addressthe Fireplace Literary club next Wed-nesday on subjective painting andwill display illustrations of that art.

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Miss l\>iYilhy HoKicn of Ocean .Viewavcnuo is sp^ndinc tlw weekend withher bivUier. Hasvld. of the Bronx.Sivnoinp a Iw ivc-*>ks vacation withM rs. Mary HokU<n a rt' her brother ,James*. Uvit -ikntan , and his friend.C"i\- rgv Bradley, of the Htvux.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Maiovrhi> aro spending the weekend in theirbunjralow on Blue Point road , are :Mr. and Mrs. Frsuik Zoppola, and Mr.and Mrs. James Asxarlle of Brooklyn.

Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Dingman ofDo Rose's store i>n Horseblock roadceleforated their thirtheenth weddinganniversary Sund-ny.

Mr. and Mrs. Oorge Motta return-ed to thoi r home in the Bronx afteran enjoyable vacation at their sum-mer home on Wo-od.wrest drive.

Mrs. Edwa rd Boone of Cedaroaksavenue had a surprise visit last 'Wed-nesday evening from her sister , Mrs.Marguerite Murphy, of the Bronx: andMr. and Mrs. Edward Murtha andson. Vincent , of Deer Park.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gottshall ofDeRose's store, Horseblock road, en-tertained Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gott-shall of Brooklyn ever the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. William Kramer ofthe Bronx are spending thc weefcendat thei r summer home on Woodycrestdrive.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hansen are nowoccupying their bungalow on Wood-mont place. The bungalow was movedfrom Martha street in FarmingvilleGardens.

Mr. and Mrs. William Malchib ofBerkshire drive spent seven weeksvacation at their bungalow and re-turned Monday to their home in WewYork. Mrs. Malchik's mother, Blrs.Helen Wlcska, is remaining for themonth of August.

Steven John Polyuronides of Knoll-crest drive, who is in the merchantMariztfc, was home on a two day leaveSaturday and Sund ay. He returned tohis ship Monday.

Mrs. Maybelle Banks of Adirondackdrive . had fourteen guests from Asto-ria stop .at her Adirondack House

over the weekend.Mr. and Mrs. George Schwenk , Jr.,

arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. Jarushof Oceanview avenue. Mrs. Jarush isalso visiting- her son and daughter-in-law.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Goodson of Woody-crest drive and Mr. and Mrs. JamesMaio and family of Blue Point roadheld a clambake fov twenty peopleon the lawn of Mr. Maio's home Sat-urday nigh t.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. WillinmMack of Pinelawn avenue, Sundaywere Mr. ahd Mrs. John Paige, Mrs.Florence Thompson , A. Serge of Jer-sey. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mc.Nally anddaughter spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs. Mack.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Piileo of Brooklynwere iccent guests of Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Auditore of Farm-to-Marketroad. Nancy Puleo is siiendins a twoweeks' vacation with Mrs. Auditore.

Weekend guests of Mrs. C. Krti fierof the Estate on Rosemont avenuewere 3Ir. and Mrs. Warren Cousinsof Virginia , and Mr. and Mrs. C. Vas-ile of Krcw York. Miss Virginia Mas-saro is spending a two week vacationand Miss C. Vasile is spending: thesummer at the Estate.

The Church of the Resurrection , ofFarmingville, on Granny road andWoodycrest drive will hold a bazaaron the Church grounds August 15-16-17. Proceeds to be used for the benefitof the Church.

'Mrs. Frank Kozak of RockawayBeach is spending a vacation withMrs. Charles Taffinder of Oaklawnavenue.

Thi; I^cw Naval Reserve V-6. (In-active), is open to all Navy, Marineand Coast Gliard veterans betweenthe ages of 17 anil 63, and Army, Na-tional Guard and non-veterans, 17 to¦10. Serve your counlry by preservingthe American Way of life. Informa-tion and application blanks at ThePatchogue Advance office, Fridayafternoons, 2 to 4:30 o'clock. ,

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Miss Marjorie Hahn was hostess ata bridal shower "given in honor ofMiss Mabel Usselman *of Port Jeffer-son Wednesday night. The rooms weredecorated in yellow and green crepepaper, and in the center of the roomwas an attractive umbrella with giftsattached to the streamers. Those pres-ent were: Mrs. Warren Goll, Mrs. M.Gaylor, Mrs. G. Kurvous, Mrs. G. Us-selman., Miss Sarah Friedel, Miss JeanLerch, Miss Theora Newcomb, MissMary Jane Hansell, Miss Martha Us-selman, Miss Florence Swenk , MissVirginia Griffin, Miss Virginia Ussel-man, Miss June Darling. Miss Marga-ret Davis, all local, and Mrs. NormaOlsen, of Kansas. Miss Usselman wasmarried Saturday to Wilber Eschenof Sloatsburg.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Fingar ofCoram announce the engagement oftheir daughter, Lois, to Robert W.Boddy, son of Mr. and Mrs. SamuelW. Boddy of Clark street, North Pat-chogue.

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Takacs anddaughter , Gloria Jean , of Bethlehem,Pa., spent a few days at thc homeof Mr. and Mrs. Forrest West.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hagen spentSunday at the home of Mr. Hagen's,mother, Mrs. A. C. Hagen, of Wood-haven. On their return they wereaccompanied by their daughter, Doris,who had been visiting her cousinsin Richmond Hill.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank lyon attendeda party -at the home of Mr. aud Mrs.Thomas Williams of Blue Point road,Selden, Sunday in honor of theirsixtieth wedding anniversary.

The Rev. Charles Lovell took ashis topic for the Sunday morningservice in thc Trinity Methodistchurch "Religion Interprets Im-mortality to Man." This is the lastin the series of "Religious Role inHuman Experience."

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kamm ofQueens spent the weekend at theirbungalow in Pentaquid. . . , -

Mrs. Christina Eagle is spendingsome time at the home of Mr. andMrs. Frank Hagen. *

Mr. and Airs. A. Momo and daugh-ter, Clotilda , and Mrs. Monr o's par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guidiee,of Jackson Heights spent the week-end at tlieir summer home here.

Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.Robert West of Wellington Farmswere: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wuest-man and son , David , of Brooklyn;Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilde , of Rich-mond Hill ; Mr. and Mrs. A. Scarda-ville and daughter, Patricia, of SoutiiOzone Park.

<S> Miss Marilyn Murri , muri .., ,after spending a fe„. , " ned how,guest of her cousin , AwV 8'. thePlate, of Miller Place arj0 r 'e

Woodhull Davis of p ril 'spent this week at Ulc V ""' ) ¦!,mother, Mrs. E. E. ])!!vi '

10 °i hisson , Sherman , graduated Vi-l 1 '18'

; mouth college this v c a ii ^ .Da«*traveling for the Pennsylvani a "°!vroad. - 'v ,uiid rail.

i The Misses Minnie and Gram n •i were luncheon gUestg of "^n,. Mrs. Leslie Bayles of W„0<Cy g. Frank and Paul C.'iulli of A«. •. spent the weekend at h5,,Astori -i. tfieir brother and s£/ ' n-if'V1. and Mrs. Hugo Ciull i ""' Jlr 'i . T|ie Rev. Lloyd V. \Vw|cv of sford, Conn., was a guest -.F n,„ i m"; of Mvs. E.

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! i way gMCsls al the home of \wand Mrs. Hugo Ciolli weie L 'j Kosko, Mr. and Mrs. Miehnri K V! and John Kosko of C&„

K°skoJohn Baezensky -and ,j:,„ob »

zensky were guests uf j| r. and M¦ John Baezensky, Jr., of T" iV. Square last Wednesday "UwMrs. John Davis, Jr.. and lu.u ,

Davis of Yaphank; 'Mi,-. JLl!;J'

Ctkins of Brookhaven , and Jacob Czensky spent Thursday in NOW YorkWeekend guests of IMr. m\ -.,..'

Walter| Gasket at their summer Cin Wellington Farms were ; Mr ZiMrs. Joseph Oddie and children j„soph and Anna , of South Ozone Pinkand Mr. and Mrs. Ruw.m 0j £zmond Hill. A spaghetti dinner n.served on the lawn and entertai n!ment was furnished by Anna Oddieand Ai-lenc Gasket , students at theBobby Gore Dancing studio.Miss Jeanne Haspel , Willia m Has-pel of Selden and Charles Lyon ofCoram spent last Tuesday in XwvYork and attended the theater. In theevening Mr. Lyon entertaine d several

friends and relatives at his homewho came to help h im celebrate hiseighteenth birthday.

.Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Roselan anddaughter , Cindy Ann , of Albauv arespending their vacation with Mr. andMrs. William Stafford.

The Goodfcllowship cluh enjoyed abeach party at Westhamp ton iieachSunday.

Weekend guests of Jlr. and Jlrs.Bernard Streckert of Paul's Pathwere Mr. and Mrs. T. Slienkel , Mr.and Mrs. Charles Shlag and Mrs.Celia Thffian of Soutii Ozone Park.

The Bizet and Beach store whichwas formerly Rovagna 's lias beensold. The new owners are Clare andOliver Wicks of Patchogue who planon making many changes.

Many •local people attended thewedding of Miss Lois Smith of PortJefferson to Roy Still of Middle Is-land at the Caroline church in Setau-ket Saturday.

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The 10 county candidates who ranfor public- office on the Democraticticket last fall will be guests of theExecutive committee at n dinnernieetiiijr to be held August 8 at theRiverside Inn , Smithtown . ?

The purpose of the Democratsmeeting is to orj itmizc a past can-didates ' association of former partycandidates.

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