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Wmrm^MgwM.^Mrs. Olive Muabybusily gathersitems of interestto Farmingvilleresidents e a c hweek. Contacther whenever you

have any news.

Monday's snow storm added the per-fect touch to the holiday -spirit whichreigned throughout this communityon Christmas day. -

Miss Edna Hawkins and cousin,Sammy Robinson of FarmingvilleGardens, were d i n n e r guests onChristmas, day of Mr. and Mrs.George Bussing-, Jr., of Horse Blockroad. -. . \¦ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Garite of Farm-ingville G a r d e n s were week-endguests of Mrs. Garite's parents, Mr.and Mrs. G. Fortini of Brooklyn.

Miss P r a n c e s Woodbury, MissEdith . Calhoun, and mother, Mrs.Alice Calhoun, and Joseph Bauer ofHorse Block road, were Christmasday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Clarence Le [Fever of Holtsvilie.

Mr. and Mrs. William Wentisch ofPortion road .entertained at dinnerand supper on Christmas day, Mr.and 'Mrs. Arden Terry and Mr. andMrs. Leigh Stuart of Portion road.

' .Mr. :and Mrs. J. Cernik of OzonePark were week-end and holidayguests of their son4n-law and daugh-ter, Mr. and Mrs. William Horlockerof -Farmingville Gardens.

Kurt Roeloffs wishes you health,happiness, prosperity and good visionthroughout 1940.—Adv.

The children and families of thelocal fire department and Ladies'auxiliary, were entertained at aChristmas party at the firehall lastWednesday evening when Santa Clausarrived with a bag of toys and good-ies for all present. The youngerguests were entertained with gamesand the adults enjoyed , dancing, fol-lowed by refreshments.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petit and sonFrancis of Parraingville Gardensspent the week-end at the home ofMrs. Petit's parents, Mr. and Mrs.Charles Jonas son of Richmond Hill.

Movies at the firehall Friday even-ing added one more jolly event tothe holidays when "Charlie's Aunt"with Syd Chaplin, proved exception-ally entertaining. Another holidayprogram this Friday night will fea-ture Ken Maynard in "The Red Raid-ers" and Snub Pollard in "ToughWinter."

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bahnmulleiof Farmingville Gardens entertainedat a family re-union supper Christ-mas eve, Mrs. Lena Bahnmuller,George Bahnmuller, ' Edward Bahn-muller, Miss Ray Newberg, Mr. andMrs. Henry Bahnmuller and Freder -ick Stevener , Jr., all of Farmingville,Mr. and Mrs, Fred Stevener and chil-dren, May and Stanley of JerseyCity, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Stevenerand family were week-end guests ofMrs. Stevener 's mother, Mrs. LenaBahnmuller -of Horse Block road.

Mr. and Mrs. James De Eose ofHorse Block road entertained at din-ner Christinas day, Mr. and Mrs.R o b e r t Neudecker and daughterPatricia of Farmingville Gardens andMiss Vera McLaughlin of Brooklyn.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karr of Med-ford ' avenue entertained at dinnerSaturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jos-eph Igel of Brooklyn and Mr. andMrs. Philip Zimmer and son Robertof Pinedale avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. John Kaffka and Mrs.Kaffle a's mother, Mrs . M. O'Neil ofNew York , spent the week-end attheir bungalow on Knollcrest avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Jam«s De Rose ofHorse Blocl? road entertained at din-ner and a Christmas eve party Sun-day evening, Mr. and Mrs . ClaytonTripp, Mr. and Mrs. Eenald Malerbaand Mrs. George Malerba, all ofBrooklyn , and Mr. and Mrs. RobertNeudecker of Farmingville,

Guests over i(l\e holiday of Mr. andMrs, Angelo Gibaldi of Woody Crestdrive were his brother , Albert Gi-baldi , and Mr. and Mrs. James Fer-lice oi Brooklyn,

Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Wllkins re-turned to their home on Pinedaleavenue Saturday from a visit of sev-eral weeks in New "Stork.

Mr, and Mrs, D. ¦ uonnouo of Free-port entertained a large - -party of

guests over the week-end at theirsummer place on Pineaire avenue.

Mr.- and Mrs. Victor Polonski en-tertained at a Christmas eve partySunday evening at their home ' onHorse Block road , their son Victor,Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sokol anddaughter Olga of Maspeth , Mr. andMrs. Frank Simpson of Holtsvilie,Mrs. J. Lineart and sons, Louis andJohn Katula of Farmingville, andMr. and Mrs. Joseph Polonski, Mrs.E. Damasco and John Norcross . ofNew York.

Mrs. Mary Saunders of WoodyCrest drive is spending this weekwith relatives in New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Zimmer ofPinedale avenue entertained at din-ner ' Sunday Mr. and Mrs. JosephIgel, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanson ,Mrs-. Ziminer's son, Lawrence Caseof Brooklyn , and Mr. and Mrs. Rob-ert Kan*, of Medford avenue. OnMonday, Mr. and Mrs. Zimmer andson Robert were dinner guests ofMrs. Zimmer's brother-in-law andsistei', Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kraff-miller of Richmond Hill.

The officers of the local fire de-partment will hold open h ouse atthe nrehall on New Year's eve formem hers of the department, thcirfamilies and friends.

•C©FStniMary Hahn

records the doings

in Coram each

week. If you have

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The-first sermon delivered by theRev. George Gambill of Port Jeffer-son on Sunday at ,the Trinity Meth-odist church was on "The ShatteredFaith of a Successful World." Mr.Gambill will have charge of the localchurch from now on. A new plan isgoing to be tried out for a month.Instead of the unified services begin-ning next Sunday the Sunday-schoolwill begin at 9:30 a. m. and churchservice at 10:30.

Next Monday at 8 o'clock p.. m.there is to be a social at the com-munity house, just for an evening offun; There is no admission chargeand everyone is invited. The Rev.George Gambill will be there to takecharge.

Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Plate, Mr.and Mrs. Richard Morris and childrenMiss Irene Plate, Mrs. Louis Folliniwere guests of Mr. and Mrs. WalterPlate of Millers Place on Monday.

Mrs. Dominick Plate, Mrs. .RichardMorris, Mrs. Rudolph Hahn visitedMiss Anna Gazzola at the Holbrookhospital on Saturday.

Liloyd Farrands spent Christmaswith his wife and son at the home ofhis mother-in-law in Hightstown,N. J.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rovagna, Mr.and Mrs. Frank Hagen and children,Mr.-and Mrs. George Weber, Mr. andRudolph Hahn and . daughter wereguests of Mrs. A. Follini of EastPatchogue on Christmas day. .

After spending . several weeks atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Far-rands, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Farrandsand children left Tuesday for . theirhome in West- Warwick, R. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Gildo Mazzoni en-tertained at supper on Christmas dayMr. and Mrs. Joseph Mazzoni andson Joseph "of Medford, Mr. and Mrs.William Hahn, Mr. and Mrs. EmilFossa and son Emil, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bacyzensky,Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morris andchildren, Gildo Plate and daughterArlene of Coram, Mr. and Mrs. Wal-ter Plate and children of MillersPlace, Louis Follini of East Patch-ogue were dinner guests of Mr. andMrs. Dominick Plate on Christmasday.

Over 100 gifts were given away tochildren last Wednesday by theCoram Republican club at the partyheld at the home of Sal Schrieo.

Henry Farrands . of Hightstown,N. J., spent Christinas with hisfamily here.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roos spentChristmas day . in Brooklyn and weredinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. DanielKelly.

Miss Gertrude Kelly of Brooklynis spending the school holidays withher parents, Mr. and Mrs. CharlesKoos.

Mr. and Mrs. John Borella enter-tained at dinner on Christmas clayMr. and Mrs. John L'Hommedieu.,Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Newcomb ofPort Jefferson , Mr. and Mrs. PeterBorella and baby of Patchogue and.Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Borella ofCoram.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Loomis and chil-dren , Harold and Marion , and Mrs.Biederman of Brooklyn were recentguests of Mr. and Mrs. William,Bohle.

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At the Girl Scout meeting held inthe school last Monday principal bus-iness was the completion of toys andChristmas gifts. The scouts then hada Christmas party and Mrs. AlfredSteiger, captain, received a gift fromthe girls. They enjoyed games andsome furnished music. Then re-freshments were served. Other adultspresent besides Mrs. Steiger wereMrs. K. Davies, Mrs. L. Wehrenberg,Mrs. G. Miller, Mrs. H. Worzel, Mrs.F.~iDitel and also Mrs. A. Greenberg.

Mrs. M. MeConnell and s.on4n-law,L. Allison, of Springfield were theguests of Mrs. Stonewall Gilliam onSunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Messier spentChristmas at the home of Mr. andMrs. Earl Brower of Rumson, N. J.

Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Aidsociety of the Lutheran church gave aparty for the people of the Old Home-stead on Broadway avenue. Mrs.Henry Heine entertained and the Rev.A. Abben. of the Brooklyn Home forthe Aged led in prayer. Those at-tending the party from Holbrook wereMrs. M. Kelsey, Mrs. J. L. Schlotman,Mrs. H. Sebree, Mrs. H. Vollbracht,Mrs. A. Wehrenberg, Mrs. M. Mahler,Mrs, H. Heine, Mrs. A. Pedersen ;andtwo children and Mr. and Mrs. FrankProkophis, who are in charge of theOld Homestead. The old folks werevery happy and expressed much grat-itude.

The Boy Scouts met Friday eveningin Community hall and completedtheir work for the half-year term.They made Christmas boxes and toyswhich were sent to the needy. Theyhad a Christmas party and the Scout-master Alfred Steiger received a giftfrom, the -boys.

Mr. and Mrs. .Jack Barbera andtheir two daughters 'spent Christmasin Brooklyn at the home of Mr. andMrs. John Artele.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Leudemann ofCollege Point spent a couple of daysrecently with Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeLeudemann and family of Broadwayavenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moran spentthe holidays in Bayside at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMullen.Mrs. Moran spent the week there.. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skidmore, Jr.3and son Arthur, 3d, of Islip and Mr.and Mrs. Bryan St. Louis and sonspent Christmas day with Mr. andMrs. Henry Heine.

Miss Margie Cooney of Immaculatacollege in Pennsylvania, is spendingthe holidays at her home in CollegePoint. She spent Saturday at thehome of the J. L. Schlotman familyand Saturday evening William Schlot-man entertained Miss Cooney at adance at Timber Point club.

Robert Wehrenberg spent the holi-days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.J. E. Wehrenberg. Robert is a stu-dent at Stevens Institute of Tech-nology in Hoboken , N. J.

Mrs. Mabel Heine and sons Allanand Harvey and Mrs. Estelle Holden

of Flushing spent several days recent-ly at their bungalow on Broadwayavenue.

Mrs. George Miller and her twosons

^ spent Saturday in Jamaica.

William Schlotrnan is * staying inNew York for a week.

Dr. Alexander Nicoll of New Yorkenjoyed Sunday at his home here onPatchogue road.

Joseph MeKernan _ and his. sons,;Graham and ; Joseph, Jr., spent Fri- -day in New York.

The John Wild family of Woodsidespent a few days recently at theirhome here.

Mr. and Mrsv J. L. Schlotman andfamily spent Christmas in New Yorkat the home of Miss Florence andLouis Menchine.

Mr. and Mrs. George Christianspent Christmas in Brooklyn at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Wade StovallHall. Mrs. Christian will visit herdaughter, Mrs. Eva Owen of MorrisPlains, and from there go to JerseyCity to visit Mrs. Eva Hollis andMarilyn ¦Owen.

Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. HenryHeine, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan St. Louisand family, Mr. and Mrs. ArthurSkidmore .and son motored to Mal-verne to visit Mr. and Mrs. HenryHeine, Jr., and family.

Miss Adele Hillers spent a few daysincluding Christmas at the home ofMr. and Mrs. William Martin ofCongers, N. Y.

.The Democratic club had. a suc-cessful game party Friday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bedell enter-tained Christmas day Mr. and Mrs.Harold Collins and family of .Sayville,Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Bedell ofBrooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Landof Hauppauge, Mr. and . Mrs. Clar-ence Overton, and family of Ronkon-koma. .

Mr. and Mrs. David Fried of Jack-son Heights celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary at thehome of Mrs, Fried's brother - andsister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. NathanKweit of Mushing-on Sunday . TheIrving Kweit family of Patchogueand Mrs. J. L. Schlotman motored toFlushing for the occasion. RaphaelFried arrived home from Pittsburgh,also Miss E. Kweit came from Phila-delphia. They had a three-pieceorchestra, and Mr. -and Mrs. DavidFried received many beautiful gifts.; The Christmas entertainment ofthe school was held Wednesday even-ing. A Christmas tree was donatedby Mrs. Jack Barbera and trimmedby Mr. and Mrs. George Maas. Therewas a large attendance. John See-kamp, Jr. , played Santa Claus andall the children present received gf itsfrom the Mothers' club. LincolnHolmes, principal of the school , wasmaster of ceremonies. There wererecitations, piano solos, dancing ac-cordion playing, violin solos,, and apantomime operetta.Mr. and Mrs. August Ring and son

August, Jr., enjoyed several days in-cluding Christmas in New York.They visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wag-ner for a couple of days and spentChristinas day with August Ring,father and grandfather.

• Mr. and Mrs. Edward GladstonePeters motored out from Pennsylvaniaand with Mr. and Mrs. Holden Petersof Medford spent Sunday at the homeof Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Peters.

The Christmas service of the Lu-theran church was held at midnightSunday by tlie Rev. Louis Martin ofSayville. Henry Heine sang a solo,"Glad Tidings," by Grace- PorterfieldPolk , accompanied by Mrs. E. Harri-son, organist. The Sunday-schoolchildren had a Christmas party Mon-day afternoon at the church.

The Ladies' auxiliary of the Com-munity club will meet tonight.

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