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y y . Sylvester's church in Med.' J L the Kev. Raymond Harrickey.
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L Peter, Anthony, Dolores and
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K S Stesler , Mrs. Rose Muri , Mr anil Mrs. H. Goldstein and
C Mr. and Mrs. H. Adam ot JH-OOKi-, ' Mr. anil Mrs. M. Anzoiino and
mien Mr. and Mrs. F. Aldaino of
Crff Mr. and Mr^ A. Ciolli ,
ton- George Cacciapio , Medand Mrs. Sforza and son ,
&- • Mr.
L'h'oiiy, P e t e r Sforza , AnLny Maggio, Coram. Music was
Listed by Professor Sam SizLndi, J. Falmari of Brooklyn and
Mo .ph and Louis Ciolli , who played
He accordians. Singers were Mrs.
Ln.Tripodi , Mrs. Aldaino, of Brooklyn, Miss Antonette Moseoferro of the
Iron.t, Ernest Hudspeth , Miss Josefae Ciolli, Coram.
Jlr. and Sirs. Warren Heffner of
Wellington Fa rms entertained the folding guests at a party at their home
Jist Tuesday nigh t in honor of their
tenth wedding anniversary : Mr.
U Mrs. L. Brannigan and daughter,
Marjorie; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bernard and daughte r, Evelyn; Mr. and
Mrs. Gerard Bauer ; Mr. and Mrs.
gGeorge Weber.
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Mrs. Gcorgo Ciehrins. is confined tn
her home by illness.
A daughter , Corinnp Ellen , w u .
born to Mr . and Mrs . Frank Ili -ic-. on
J uly 2(i at South side hospital Bay
Shore.
The Ladies Aid of the Mid dle island
Presbyterian Church is holding its
annual supper at the churc h on Thursday, August 28.
An inspiring sermon was del ivered
by the Rev . Charles Lovell at the
Trinity Methodist church S unday
Morning entitled , "Can "We Receive
the Answer to Prayer?" It is planned
that those who are j oining the churc h
will be taken in on the first Sunday
in September. In preparation foi this ,
a meeting will b-e held at the e-hurch
on Sunday afternoon , August 24, at
A p.m . All those who plan on joining
the church are urged to come if possible.
A meeting will be hel d at the s choolhouse on August 22 at 8 p.m. to vote
on the proposition of whether the trustees, shall beirin a kindergarten in
September for children 5 years old.
The Goodfellowship club attended
the funeral of t]ie mother of one of
their members, Stanley Eberhardt , on
Thursday. Mr.s. Emma Eberhardt died
at her home last Tuesday and funeral
services were held at the Pettit
Funeral home in Patchogue Thu rsday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. George Doelling left
for their home in Indiana, 111., Sunday, after spending some time at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Wittschach.
Paul Hoffm an is confined to his
home by illness.
A party for 15 children was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0. Lindquist in Sound Beach on August i) in
honor of the eighth birthday of their
granddaughter, Miss Linda Wessman
of Coram .
Mr. and Mrs. Joh n Ruegger attended the clambake given by the Hagerman Fire department last Sunda./.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Merkel . and
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Merkel of B rooklyn spent the weekend at their bungalow in Pennyquid.
The Allen Merkel s are on their vacation so will be here the rest o-f the
week.
Mrs. William Nilsson is recuperating at her home from an appendectomy
performed at the Mather Memorial
hospital recently.
Theodore Nilssc-n of Hempstead- died
Thursday at the Meadowbrook hospital ahd was -buried in the East
Hempstead cemetery Saturday. He
was well known here as he resided
here many years ago. He was the
brother of William Nilsson of Co-ram,
supervising foreman in the Island
Asphalt
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club met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Wa-gner
Sunday night. Plans were made for a
dance to be held September 13 at the
Community house.
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Night Club Event
Blue Point Mews
Miss Manon Glendenning of
N. Y. World-Telegram Will
Be Guest in C. Moriches
Center Moriche s Teen Townei . arc
busily engage,] ,„ plans for a gala
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iair . their fi rst -Nigh t Cluh'- mjal to he held at tho l_ .g - on clubhous e on
.Senix avenue this weekend.
Special guest for this affair will ho
Miss Marion Clcndei ining, Two Town
reporter for thp New York Worldi elegram , who expects to bring a t
least one photographer with her to
take pictures oi* thc festivities which
are scheduled to appear a*, a feature
story in the World-Telegram.
Local Teen Town talent will present a special program for this event
with a profession al master of ceremonies in charge. Installati on of the
outdoor lighting is expected to be
completed in time for this affair , and
part of the program will revolve
around out-door activities.
The long anticipated ping pong
tournament has been postponed , and
is now scheduled for the August 2!)
weekend. Additional entries are still
being received , and local teams are
practising regularl y for this tourna ment, which promises to be hotly contested.
Members of 'School Daze'
Staff Are Awarded Medals
Members of the 1947 staff of the
Cen ter Moriches High school paper ,
"School Daze," have received medals
for their work during the pust year.
The staff included Patricia Tuttle ,
editor; Geraldine MacDonal d , assistant editor; Jean Ellington , art editor ; Catherine llooney, music editor;
Margaret Fohrenck , social editor;
Doris Henz , gossip editor; Theodore
Jurgliewicz , sports editior; Viola
Davis , exchange editor.
Yaphank
Sarah B. Araj , St. o. Ta). T*v»*___ UtJO
A luncheon was served on Friday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Sperry of Middle Country road , The
Ridge, in honor of their granddaughter's first birthday. Baby Georgette received many beautiful gifts,
which were opened by her mother after
the luncheon was served. Guests attending were Mr. and Mrs . George
Tlayer of Hollis, parents of the little
guest of honor ; Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Sperry, Sr., Mrs. Edward Sperry, Jr.,
and son , Edward III, and Mrs . Edward Keeney. Georgette was photographed in many different poses- during the luncheon and opening of the
gifts.
..On August 10 Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Keeney of Medford road , The Ridge,
celebrated tlieir twenty-third anniversary.
Mrs, Theodore Snyder of Bayport
was a guest of the Misses Anna and
Elizabeth Denton on August 13, which
was the twenty-sixth anniversary of
the marriage of Miss Anna Frost , a
friend of the Dentons to Theodore
Snyder, a soldier at Camp Upton in
the first "World War. This was thc
last ivedding at the Presbyterian
Manse in Yaphank while the Rev.
James Denton was pastor.
The committee of the Yaphank
Cemetery association has had considerable work done recently. A fine job
has been done on the undergrowth.
Mrs. Nellie ¦Prosser and Mrs. Charles
Campiehe did the overseeing of the
_,
work.
.
Mrs, John Kamishi of Middle Island
a
visit
to
home
from
has returned
her sister upstate .
Steve Prossas is at his chicken ranch
in Middle Island recuperating from
an operation in I*en»x hospital.
Miss Minnie Ashton had a ba<l fall
on the cellar stairway hut is feeling
_, .
better.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Still are living
in a trailer on thc homestead of Mrs.
Adam Bubb of Middle Island.
The Middle Island School is being
painted and the grounds graded,
Edward White, son of Mrs. William
Webber of Yaphank , is teaching at a
school in Honolulu , Hawaii , and in
September will become principa l of
the Extension of the University,
Harry Gahrman of College I'oint
hns been driving an ice truck for Dan
Howell for the summer.
Mrs, Thomas Bayles of Middle
Island and Dr. Sarah E. Avey went
to Southold last Thursday to attend
the summer meeting of the executive
committee of thc Long Island Prcsbyterial Society at tho home of Mrs.
Stanton Mott. The regular full meeting of the Prcsbyterial society will be
held at the Cutchogue Presbyterian
chureh on October HO.
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Van Velser
of Huntington uml their diuiRhter ,
Mrs, Donald Morton and her two childrer\, Melod y (11 ) nnd Donald .J uni or
(llmontlis) and their little cousin, Jill
Van Velser, daughter of Mr. nm) Mr.s,
Craig Van VCI NCI - , were guest,-* of
Misses Anna and Eliznheth Denton
Saturday.
T H A N K " *-, A N I ) C00|)I1Y|.'
l our lllue Point r cpoiier is M) rv
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•ihe Mill not he able lo , .mlin, l(- in
this interesting news wor k , d u .
to
business enterprise, I am mnri * > h-m
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fcralelm for yuur individu al .,,1.,,,eratiun in m a k i n u Ilu* HI .,,. i.l)i n ,
column inlerestiii K and som.ihi. ,,.
looked forward to. I have ei.jo.eil
ever ., moment ol' litis priv ileg e in
writing these hits of news. Thanks
to .v ou nnd also to ihe personnel «r
the l'atchogue Advance lor tht *ir endurance , patience and kindness .luring tli e years of my association with
Ihem as a reporter. May .Mimenne
shortly continue this service for llie
lllue Point community.
Yours gratef ully,
Chu riot le Warner
durlolt* Waener , Trt. Blu . Point ng»
Miss Shirley Allen of New York
and Italp h Moore oi" Elyria, () ., were
weekend guests of the liev . I. A. Fall;
at the Blue Point Baptist parsonage.
Mrs. Charlotte Wagner of Kennedy
Avenue was pleasantlj surprised Sun '.
day afternoon by a visit from lier
cousins , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Els .r, of
Brooklyn and their daughter , Mrs! A.
P. Cullen of Jersey City.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fuehsiu s entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Leuthicr and Miss Jean Kamp of Blue
Point and Nelson Champlin of Sayville, Sunday, at their home on Kennedy Avenue.
Richard Falk , son of the Rev. I. A.
Falk , of 5 Maple avenue is spending
a week vacation at Corning.
Mrs. Francis Lester of Blue Point
avenue accompanied by her niece, Miss
Carr , are on a trip through the New
England states and Canada. They -aspect to leturn Sunday.
At the monthly meeting of the tr u stees of the Blue Point Public library
Friday night final reports were given
ol" the successful benefit card parly.
Mrs. Howard Ix.Clu.se, the librarian ,
gave a report on the progress of the
library, especially of the July circulation of -1572 books. Tliose wishing to
donate tcward the Library should contact M rs. Howa rd LeClause or Mrs.
William Howe.
The Blue Point Baptist Sunday
school enjoyed its annual picnic last
Wednesday. About 80 members and
friends spent the day at Sunken
Meadow State park , making the trip
by bus. After a picnic dinner , games
and swimming were enjoyed.
Duane Hawkins, principal of the
Blue Poi nt school, announces the opening of school Monday, September 8, at
9 a.m. New registrants should report
September 5 from 9 a.m. to noon. The
school census of children from birth
to 18 years is being taken the coming
weeks by Mrs. Charlotte Wagner,
census taker , who will visit the homes.
On Friday night members of the
Blue Point Baptist church choir were
Connettquot road , Bayport. At (!„'I0 a.
home of Mr. and Mrs. William King,
Connettcuiet road , Bayport. AtG: .0 a
picnic supper was served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mott , Nr.
and Mrs. De Verne Swezey, Mr. and
Mrs. George Densing. Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Rogers, Mr. anil Mrs. Stephan
Jordan , Mrs. Jessie Knapp, Miss
Katherine Stahl , Miss Virginia Darrow, thc Rev. I, A. Falk , Richard ,
Thomas, Norma and Carol Falk and
Mr. and Mrs. King.
Seventy-five children , seven years
of age and over, are enrolled in the
Blue P .int-Bayport district of thc
of the American Red Cross swimming
classes, as reported by Mrs. Edward
Jenik, chairman . Tho Misses Phyllis
Ferris and Ruth Merrill are the instructors.
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Amonp; the Blue Point Girl Scouts
at Camp Edey is Mary Abram s who
has received the Camp E, the highest
award given by the camp. Norma
Bcare has received the Merit A. award
and Janet Shand is one of the two
Scouts named to the Junior Camp
council , which " will meet with Miss
Eleanor Hester during the wintei
months to plan next year's activities
Other scouts enjoying the week at
Camp Edey include: Lois Brutschy,
Phyllis Howland , Laura McLaehlan ,
Anne Saunders, Helen Saunders
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Daniel l-'uchs of New York , and speeial music.
Last Thursday Wu: nntl Mrs. Wiltlace Saunders accompanied by Mr,
and Mr.--, Carleton U pright of Medford , motored to Milton , Vt., and attended the wedding Friday of Jliss
Theresa Rowley of Vermont an<l
Philip Cosgrove of Holbrook. Miss
Rowley is a dietician in the Port
Washington schools and Mr. Cosgrove,
formerly a member of the faculty ol
the Blue Point school , is principal ol
Holbrook school. Mr. Upright was OJI
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At the* Little White Church of Blue
Point , the Rev . William Danielson ,
pastor , Sunday services will be as follows: 9 :4,*; a.m. Sunday school; 11
a.m.. Morning worship; 0:45 p.m-.
Young Peop le 's hour of devotion; S
p.m.. evening service, sermon subject,
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Young People's Fellowship will meet
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Point avenue.
M rs. A r t h u r Larraboe of Center
Moriches attended the August monthl .'
meeting of the SulTolk county Girl
Scout Camping Association, Inc., at
Camp Edey last Wednesday afternoon.
She represented the area from Blue
Point th rough East Moriches.
Blue Point Fire Department auxiliary will meet tonight, with Mrs. Evelyn
Keane and Mrs. Flora Henderson ,
hostesses.
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