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RIVERHEAD, N. Y.Telephone 06

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LAKE RONKONKOMATlie cngajj^iniTi t lu-. li-.vn a:i-

iii"jr.ccd of "Miss Grace1 .Tciry, il:iuj;li-tci1 oi Mr. antl Mrs. Ank'ii , Tciry, ci'Iloltsville , to WillMin U'cniiH- 1!. "ion 1

of Mr. M-.tl Mr- . Huik-- Wi-n i f ih ofthis place. . '

Charles Y:.unu ir i l l «'- M- I'O"''-1 •here snd umlcr lit'.' ^'.ic ul i).'. Uei:- jnett, of PatcIioKUe.

GeorRC liu.-ch t,;1"" ' Th-jr-ilay m ,New York. j

Mrs. Thomas l.c.nir ;:<ul f.imily, m ¦Sayville, spent WeihicJiiay here with 1relative-;.

Mrs. Huffh JVrrymai"i sptnt lliurs-dav in New Y»rk on liU- = iiio.*t.

Mrs. Auitin S:illi'a:i and datijjliter , iMrs. Hattie llunr.icutt ar.d dauchter it .pent Thursday in Medford wherethey attended a liinchej n at the homeof Mr-. William l i ahn .

Jerry & Mi Dnniild are doing sonicl epair work en Guorge Bj rte-her's,house. :'->

Mabel Ki-h spent several days inNew York last week.

Mrs . C. Shields , of El inhurr t , spentthe week-end al her home on EastLake Terrace.

Ivar Oltvis- t spent Thursday in NewYork-

William Wilay is y.uu«i(c a newinof on hi.- house on Portion road.

Mrs- . Charles Kish and children, ofratchopuc, spent last week with Mrs.Fish's mother , Mrs. Florence Gou<rh .

Mr. rind Mrs. Charles Benj iimin andsons, of Sayville, are now occupyingtheir new home here on Union avenue.

Mrs. Sarah Kurtz , of HighlandPark , is 'making an extended visit withMr. and Mrs. Clarence Madman.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenwiek Raynor andchildren have returned to "their home.hero" after spending aoir.e time up-State.

Charles Davis is spending sometime in Islip with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neufeld anddaughter , of Elmhurst , spent theweek-end here with relatives.

Rev. and Mrs. Minton and familyhave returned to their ' home town inIndiana on account, of the illness ofMrs! Minton. Rev. Minton , who waspastor of the Methodist Episcopalchurch for the past year, will begreatly missed and the communityregrets having him go.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Terry haveclosed their home on Lake Terrace andreturned to New. York for the wintermonths.

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Crirence Terry, of Farmingdale,spent Sunday with Mr. ' and Mrs.George Raynor.

Herman Spitzmes«cr , of New York ,spent last week with Mr . and Mrs.Peter Gimmler.

The Ladies' Guild of St. Mary 'sEpiscopal church met at the home ofMrs. Harry Cruise Wednesday.

The card party and Christmas salewhich Was held at Becker 's CasinoSaturday night was largely attended.

Mr. and .Mrs. Peter Kipp have re-turned to their home here after spend-ing severa l days in Queens visitingMr. and Mrs. August Rucks.

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Mr. and Mrs. Remain.Stevens, Jr.,enjoyed a shopping trip to Brooklyn ,motoring to the dty in their new ear.

Mr. ; and Mrs. John En.stine, Jr.,visited relatives jn Southampton onSaturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young and Mr.and Mrs

1. .Walter Raynor-visited withMr. and Mrs. Howard Hulse of Islipon Sunday. i' V - °"

Stanley Hubbard , Benjamin build-ing, opposite Suffolk County NationalBank, Riverhead, is demonstratingthe Fada," Fried-Eisemann, AtwaterKent . and Crossley radio receivingsets. Public invited te? inspect the dif-ferent,-sets.—-Advt. .- .," ' " . " • :' ¦" . . iTtlc .="V Rev: C ' E. Furman will "pfaa'ch inthe :M. E: church" -on ' Sunday ".' /at . lio'clock. (Sunday school at 10 o'clock.All welcome.

The turkey -supper:- served in theclubhouse last-week was a big success.-A- large number-attended and 7 all-en-joyed a good supper. ,,

Radio and auto accessories makevery appropriate -Xmas.' - presents.DeFriest's VBatterv Service Station ,Rira-head.—"Advt. V¦ " '"" "" "¦'¦" V 17t3c

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The combined choirs of the ; M. ?E.and Presbyterian churches of thisplace will give a Christmas cantata intheVM. E. church on Sunday evening,December 28.-A -;--$- ¦¦- ¦¦:-h.-

Mrs. Lucy Warren , of Setaukct , hasbeen visiting her sister , J.lrs._ Elizabcth

. Warneeke, the past. week.Two sleigh loads of young folks en-

joyed a vide on Tuesday ievehing ofthis week. ,' .- ¦ -

Mrs. Haldane Wilson visited hersister, Mrs. Kenneth Tooker, at PortJefferson last week.V Mr. "and Mrs. John L. Oest visitedin New York City several days lastweek. "

« Mrs. Robert ..M. Smith spent theweek-end .in Brooklyn. ,,

Mrs. Elizabeth Hsndrickson andtwo sons are occupying the Barkelewcottage for the winter. ,

A daughte r was born on Saturdayto . Mr. and Mrs. Walter. .Woolman . atthe Patchogue/Hospital. - - -

BAmNG HOLLOWMr. and Mrs-: II. R. T almage enter-

tained some friends Sunday."Much sympathy is expressed to Mrs. j"

Brush. Ilei' brother , Henry, passed iaway at his home' in WCKX > Virginialast week.

Mrs. Joh'.i 'H. Fanning will enter-tain the ¦'¦'B.Il.M. circle at a Christmasparty on ..Wednesday afternoon , De-cember 15.

The annual church and parish meet-:.ing was held at the church Wednes-day, December X. Supper war, served'bv" the ladies.

Again the chuveh and communityclu b -wish to thank the many friendsWho helped to make, their Christmassale a success. A ha'ndsojr.e sum wasadded to the treasury. ,

The Philoniathian society will meetin the church, parlov Tuesday evening,December 1-i. Program committee,Mrs. " David" Wallace and J. C. Nien- *stedt; social: Committee, Mrs. Weaselsand Austin Warneiv

V Mr. , and Mrs.: Joseph VBrush .haveclosed their cottage and gone to the

. city for the Winter. " jPreparations.for Christmas are mi- ;

tier way in the church- and Sunday jschool with a cantata for the morning I

-crw'eo,- story and s«ng for Sund:i\evening, and a Christina^ trt .- amij 'lllj good time for e>';ryh"(ly on Wed-r.is-tlay. Dc .'enrber 22, at 7 O'L I OC'.C

Church service Sunday at 10::!() a.ni. Sunday school at - l l 'An. Chri s-tian End?avor at 7 p. m., leader , 3!ur-iel Young; topic , "The Chi'dien oiOvr Community: What Shall Wo <i"for Them." Junior C. E. S-uur.lay ar2 p. m.

Radio and auto accessories makevery appropriate Xmas present-.DeFriest 's Battery Service Sta tion.Riverhead.—Advt. ¦ 17t:k-

CORWIN—LEWISLloyd Winfieid Corwin , nf Ariuc-

bo,fue, ruiil Minnie Joa Lewm , of Uni t -ing Hollow, were married at thebride's home Saturtlav , Dccimber ¦!,at 12:1)0, Rev. David Wallace officiat-ing.

"The bride was diessed in whitesatin with silver laee and « long tullelace veil , cap shape, knotted withorange blossoms and carried a bridalbouquet df white roses and lil y-of-thc-valley. She was attended by hersister, Mrs. Emma Ma tree, and thegroom by his brother, Fenimore Cor-win: Thelma Lewin was ringbearerand Audrey Lewis (lower girl. Thebride was given away by her father,August J.,owin.

Tho wedding was followed by aturkey dinner and reception at theRiverhead Country Club attended byCO guests. Walter Stark and MissWells furnished appropriate miisic andcvciy feattuv of the affair wasmarked by the beauty, dignity andjoy of an ideal wedding. " ~

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Mrs. Bertram Still in woi'king overthe kitchen stove, burned ¦ her righthand , making a distressing wound ,one day last week.

Mrs. Ralph Eldridge, of East Mar-ion , called on old friends last Satur-day, while on her way to Freeport fora visit.

Mrs. Edward Pfeifl'cr came homefrom "finger's 'hospita l in Patchoguelast Tuesday after an absence of sev-eral weeks.

Mrs. Ethel Suttie and Miss LauraSuttie, of Brooklyn , were calling inthe .village, Saturday, with Mrs. F.L. Dixon and her son , Edgar Dixon ,of Patchogue.

Mrs.., Martha Edwards closed horhouse last Saturday and started forBrooklyn , where she plans to spendthe winter with the family of herbrother, Elbert Petty.

Mi 1-. A r t h u r R"w!ar.d, of Riverhead ,is at Hi'.- home t-i ' h •>¦ mother, Mr< .Elb.' i t S. RiiJand to i-pend the winter.

I'repi'.raii . i i i " d i e" bfj; :g mad.' byth? Sun if.;- .=;hi"»l for appr. r«riat^,ex-ercises for the Christmas celebrationat the church. T. ',

( l-.vi.i .r to in Itnuct weather ..r,Sunday, thj ''e'ebratio!! of the Lord'.;H'Plit-v. v.'h ifh was appointed for xh.1d.iv , v, ai po'-tprned un t i l next Sun-tl-.y.

Jlal.er Rulnnd , with his family, hav- •ing been l iving at Patchrjjuo for sev- ;tr..l mont 'iA p.'-'-L , ii'.'s rr.uved bad: :n- !to hij house hvre.

Th:> family ot Rev. J. R. Vaughnhas moved f*om the pa.'.-onage here tothe pai-:-,cn?gs at Vaphank. He liaschaige as S!iT>!'!y of bDth chuichas. i

MIDDLE ISLAND

The Misses Alice ar.d Edna Libi Ispent the week-end with Miss Ruth )Van L'."j \vcn. of Seidell. j

.Mr. and Mrs Charles Fullwood , who |have been .>-peiiding se\era! days i n .New York, returned to their home on !Saturday. ' i

Dr. Toraj'kins preached a fine scr-1men Inst Sunday evening and ob- Iserved communion with the assistance Iof Messrs. E."E. Davis and Teller. The jfourth quarterly conference was hold !and all members of the official board Iwere confirmed , and reported a satis-factory condition of finances.

Mrs. Dare entertained the Ladies'Aid at an all-day quilting last Thurs -day.

Mr. and 'Mrs. J. Baezensky went tc |New York last week ' and ' attendedtheir son 's birthday party.

A Ch.>r.i! club was organized at thohome ol* Mr. and Mrs. William Kos-charii last Friday evening. HarrySmith was elected president; FrankLyon , vice president; William Kos-chara , treasurer; Miss Gesehe Kos-chara , secretary. They meet the secon dam' third Fridays of each month topractice community singing. Therewere 12 members present and severalmore young people will join at- thenext meeting. Mrs. William Koseharais the chorister. The young peopleare fortunate to have such a capable :teacher. They will r,m<<; at the annual jChristmas entertainment. i

Wilfred G. Still was on the honor iroll for November. . He is a senior ir. jPatchogue' High school. '

Mrs. J. Baezensky entertained A!- ifret! Tel fcr over the week-end. I. The observation days predicted a i

very severe winter, which waj evi- jdenced by the snowstorm Sunday.This storms took many .of the local

j' farmers by surprise and a-, a resultm-inv sfacis o. (.uru&txlks are still inthe lot. „.

Dr. FT" L. MacCrea visited thej Coram school s.everal days In-it week' and examined pupils. .i Miss Dorothy Al. Still wa'- a lecent

>"cek-t'nd guen of Mr. and M i - . P.. D., Si ill , of Selden.

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" WADING RIVER; Mrs. A. van Nostrand , Sr , ard Mr.J Mid Mrs. Redden , of Valley Stie-am,' '..pent Sunday with Mr. anil Mrs. A.I van Nostrar.d, Jr.! Joshua Kirst, o^ Ontario. Canada ,',is spending a few days w i t h his;' cousin*, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hirst.; Mr. and ill's. K. N. Bitt'iev are! entertaining Mr. Eittner's father fromj the city.i "Mr. Hart, who purchased the Ralp!j Peters farm , has remodeled the f nrm¦ house, built a new cottage for hi s hel p1 and ia beautifying the grounds \\ ithI hedges and shrubbery.I C. 'F. Mueller visited this place andI took ,title to 'the Francis Wo xlhu l l! farm , which ho recently purchased.j Reuben Baldwin , of Lake George ,1 spent- several days recently at theI home of his father, Daniel A. Baldwin.! Air. and Mrs. Deane and .Miss Deancj spent the week-end at theit bungalow

on Wading River hilltops.

Now a movement has been startedfor full dinner pails for working girls.But most of them will continue to pre-fer the noon-tirrie salad with j cc'rcream.