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Gianun —r School Gradoatioa Simple but impressive exercises -srere held on Monday evening for the eighth grade graduates and in spit? cl the violent storm , a gcodly n*un- ber of relatives and friends were pres- ent to do them honor. The school band in uniform played several sel- ections and added much to the spirit of the occasion. Following the open - ing band number "Sound Off Mach" , the Rev. Arthur T. Teccastle gave the invocation. Virgin ia Darrow . as ealutausrian, welcomed the guest s and on behalf of her classmates hoped all would en joy the festivities . Then the band played the "Festival " overture by Roberts and the "Blue Danube ¦Wal tz. " Audrey Lawrence gave a very clever class history in Mother Gocse Thymes. Each grade and teacher from the firs t to the eighth was re- viewed in a rhythmic fashion. Raiph Held then added the humorous touch with a prophecy of his classmates in the year 1953. The B. H. S. Alumni award to the scholar with the highest He gents rating was pr esented by Miss Olive Gillette to Virgin ia Darrow . for her avera ge of 893 "~ < . Lester Garhart on behalf of Srn ith-Wever Post then gave to Ralph Reid the . American His tory Medal for his 90^ rating in that subject. H. Gar ton Lewis pre- sented the diplomas. Miss Cla ire Shand . as valed ictorian , bade fare well to the grades and th eir activities and hoped that with the help of paren ts and guidance of faculty, they would all ma ke their parent s proud of them In the future. Miss Shand had left a sick bed to attend. The Rev. Mr. Tedcas tle then gave the bene diction and the band played the stirring inarch, "On the Grand Concou rse " by Taylor. Followin g is the class roi l: Vir ginia Dnrrow . Claire Shan d. EUen Farre ll. Willis Smith. Harvey Bustcn. Phyllis Still . Charles Lars on. Charles Trem per. Patricia Kenr.elly. Ral ph Reid. Audrey Lr .rrcnce. Robert Werner. ,i-j ^s. CJ wJ eiBo-Schaefer. who has Heo mlor fsx t ffe_s. is *till confined to. her bed and in a serious condition. She is under the care of a nurss and Drs. MacDone ll. Eller and Winston . Her family and her friends are wish- ing her a speedy recovery. The Rev. and Mrs. Ar thur T. Ted- castle. -with \he Misses Mai iorie Egner and Alice Seaman , as delegates. are s pending this week at the Lon g Island Summer School for Christian Leadership a t Jame sport. Guests on Sunday o! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dedrick a t their camp in Mastic were Mr. an d Mrs. Floy d Schenck and dau ghter. Shirley , and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Medlck and two ' children; of Blue Point. . Miss Florence Wundcrlich. dau ghter qt Mrs. Bessie Behcnsky , and Charles Seunlcr, of Baypcrt , were married in Baltimore, Md. on Tues day. They are living in the Arthur bun galow on Buf- fln Lane. Blue Point. Strs. L. Hcch and Miss Madel ine Hcch of Altoona , Pa., are spending several days with Mrs. John T. Harris. Last week-end Mrs. Harris ' guest was Mrs. S. Gourla y. of New York City. . ' Last Saturd ay Mrs. Tlieodore Crain pton gave a lunche on for sev- eral ou t-of-to wn friends. They were Mrs. Kather ine Scott and Mrs. Beat- rice Yost, of Center Mori ches. Mrs. Prank Sherry of Bay Shore. Mrs. Mary Brice , of Babylon. Mrs. Freda Turner. of Ami tyville. Mrs. Theresa Hotcaveg. of ' Brookhaven. and Miss Id a Frieman. The MLsses Helen and Oer tmde Mitchell were teccnt graduates of Be/fley Insti tute in Brook lyn. Miss Ger trude has a position in the office of the Blue Point Laundry. Mrs. Raiael Del Cas tillo. Mrs. James Mclnerney and Mrs. Henry Hession spen t yesterda y in Center Moriches with their niece , Mrs. Rob- ert Stanley. Mrs. Harrison TUtchle returned home on Tuesday from the Methodist Hospital In Brooklyn where she had spent ten weeks following a serious operation. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Bennett and family of Ridjewcod, N. J., nr- j rive to-day to spend the season in the J Benjamin apartment on Sned ecor ! avenue. I For home delivery newspaper ser- j vice phone Wesley Brink . Sayville 817. 72tf I' Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Merdes will s pend the wefk-end en a motor trip ^ through Nrw Kngiand. | Mr. and M;s. Eugene Stall spent I last we^k-end in Sumford. Conn , with Mrs. Edwin W. Savage. Miss Helen Donchue. of (few York , la . spending this week with Miss Catherine Manton. %Zt. an d M rs. . Lawrence Leasing Jr., &T Wr -sthampton spent List week-end it th» Lescart g ; Home. 3si>H7 AJ Jee PeaV »sn . of Par t njch- BfgSjJ . ' f " 8»^ ${• Jt fca . J- 'an riun- fe/^L ' : \ir ' . . ' : • - -Ti-vTre n^jwj iPB-w Q . tiw<*«. -ww«»«Kr **w^ The! local Methodist Church School presetted th eir annual Children ' s Day prcgrim at the eleven o'clock service on Sinday. Mrs. Michael Vignato was chairman and the floral decor- at ions were arranged by Mrs. Rudolph Veverfea and were given by the Sea- man family in memory of John , Sea- man. The program follows ; Professional—Brightly Gleams Our Banner. Scri pture leshon—Siipt. E. J. Trochilman. Recita tion—Welcome— Althea Trochelman. Recitation—The Rose ind I—Carol Dill Recita tion- Jus: a li ttle Girl—Janet Egner. Re- cita tion — Christ ' s Call — Margot L"Hommedifcu. Recitation—My Gar- den—Jean Ramsay. Recitation—T he Sunday School Squadrons—Kenneth Purdy. Duet—Children ' s Day—Bam- c!a Purdy. Irma Zigrosser. ' Recita- tion—Service—Bert Blair. Piano Solo —Wayside Chapel—Florence Shan d. Reci tation—Love—William Tmay. Re- citation—The Boy of Galilee—Hu gh Rcgerson. Song by Primary—Jesus Sees Me Every Day. Offering. An- them by Junior Girls ' choir "O Mas- ter Worfcman. " Presentation of at- tendance awar ds by Mr. Trochelman. Playlet— - Enchanted Garden " Ru th Gibbon. Margaret Seaman. Ruth J Jorthrup. Alma Lynch. Marion Back - man, Helen Hceckley. Florence Shan d; Elsie Benson . Craig Shand. Kenneth Jo hnscn. Robert Zigrosser. Hymn— "I Think When I Read That Sweet Stcry ". Benedict ion . Some members of the school faculty ha- . -e returned to t heir homes for the summer and others will attend sum- mer schcol at Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. H. Garton Lewis will be at Perk- as ie. Pa.. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ncrthrup at Mohawk. N. Y.. Miss Marion Wilson in Watertown. Miss Claire Igoe at West BroDkfleld. Mass.. Miss Naomi Schramm in Rochester . N. Y„ Miss Helen Weegar in Potsdam. Miss Jean Credle at Chatham, B. Stccktcn Bassett at Alfred. N. Y. The Misses Elizabeth Ormsby. Katherine Bell and Mr. Voorhies plan to attend Columbia. Mrs. Frederic k Gundrum entertain- ed a t luncheon and bridge on Wed- nesday several of her friends . ' torn Brooklyn and HcU is. These pr?sent were Mrs. Henr y Schmidt . Mrs. J. Rauch. Mrs. William Stamm. Mrs. B. Phil gus. Mrs. William MUlifcen. Mrs. F. Bedell and Mrs. B. Frey . Mrs,ji. Fr ieda ' Windeckcr and - her daughter. Miss Mild red , cf Broo klyn , arrive d to-da y fcr the season in the Laura Green cotta ge. Miss Gr een is with her mother. Mrs. Washington Green. Mrs. Eliza beth Dyer also re- turned there afte r a visit with reia- tivcr in Rldgewcod . N J.. Mr. and Mrs. Geor ge Latham and dau ghter , Ma rjcrie . cf Milestown . Md, arr ived en Fr iday to visit Mr. an d Mrs. Arthur A. Trinka. Mr. Latham re- turned heme on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman P. Lowry . of Ardmcre . Pa., and Mr. and Mrs . Alan Fcs ttr. ot Ja cfcscn Heights, will s pend this week-end with Mr. nnd Mrs. C. P. Monahan. Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Trieber and family of Brooklyn arrived to-day to spend the seamen in the George Laid- law house. Mr. Laidla w and his fam- ily will occu py th eir beach cottag e. Assistan t D. S. attorney Jos eph Leary Delaney and Mrs. Delaney. of Brccklyn , will spend the season in the guest cott age at "Oldtrees ", the home of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Delaney . Beer ' s home mad e ice cream is ev- eryone ' s favori te warm weather treat. Buy it fro m the Beers ' iruck tha -: passes your door. gotf Gues ts for this week-end at the James H. Snedecor hom e nil] be the M uses Leonle Smi th, of Manhattan, and Muriel Diblo , of M t. Vernon. Mrs. Louise Her bcrgcr and Miss Dorothy Herber ger, of Forest Hills, ha ve opened their home on the Mon- tauk Highway. Miss Effle Shannon Is starring in "Kind Lady " whi ch open ed on Mon- day at the Chapel Theatr e in Great Neck. Charles Crampto n had his tonsils removed yesterday by Dr. Charles Taintor in Mather Hospital. Mr. and Sirs. Kurt Bensch returned on Monday , to Miami , Fla., after s pending three months here, Mrs , W. J. Alsdorf and daughter, Janet! of Eeaford, spent this week with Mrs. Silos Seaman. - - - i_ ¦»-> - —» —v— — -w—it-w-wctcvw— » —v~* n. -mrvv - ' gjfgjt > » s3 » jfr jq ^ ' a -yi-aqfr-B-y ^K-irv On Tuesday Mrs. Charles H. J. Bo gel entertained Mrs. A. W. Stevens of Brooklyn. Mrs. George B. Cortelyou. of Hun tington , and her house guest. Mrs. Peter C. Cortelyou. of Por t Hen- ry. On Wednesday Mrs. Bogel was hectess to several out-of-town friends. Tiiey were Mrs. Donald Barton , of Mtnh&uan. Mrs. Walter Mallett , the Misses Dorothy Morrell . Ka therine Ward, and Lorraine Burt is, all of Brccklyn. The Misses Ruth Sanborn , of Hollis, and Alice Frontera , of Maspeth . s pent several da ys with Miss Evelyn Horn. Miss Eleanor Roberts , of Hollis. will be her week-end guest. Other guests of the Walter L. Horns will be Mr. and Mrs. William Horn and. Barbara , of Garden City, and Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter B. Hem and daughter. Pamela , of Brook lyn. Las t Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Lindsay were hosts at a p icnic at their 1 home. The guests were Mrs. W. L. ! Brainard. cf Rcckvilie Center. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hodgman and family, of Hollis. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hall , of Merrick. Mr and Mrs. V. Frappier and Allen Frappier , of Hem pstead. Allen I remained for this week. Mrs. Joseph Jacobson, Mrs. Emile Stoil and Mrs. Thomas Goodwin will b? in charge of a card party sponsor- ed by the Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Fire Department which w ill be held at two o ' c lock on Wednesday. July 6th on the lawn of the Post esta te. In case of inc lement weather , it will be held in the fire house. Mrs. John L. Bauer entertained at luncheon on Wednesday. Her guests were Mrs. Edward Lavelle. of Long Is- land City. Mrs. Edwin A. Griffin . Mrs. Jackson , of Brooklyn , and Mrs. J. W. Mahone y. of Bayside. To-day Miss Irma Dethloss. of Brooklyn , arri ves to to spend two weeks at the Bauer heme. Last Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hammond entertained at cards in celebration cf Dr. Hammond' s birthday. The guests included Mr and Mrs. Arthur Hammond , and the Misses Nancy Kemp. Mary Hammond , Cathleen Henshaw , Oria jean Abrams , and Charlotte Wilson. Mr. and <Mrs. George W. Dahl and -heir grandsons. Edward and George Cheney, wen t iast week to New Fane , Vt. to spend the summer. Their dau ghter. Mrs. Florence Cheney, and her grandmother. Sj ^. 'B.AT. ' Cox. left this ' mornin g to go also to -New Fane. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rodgers are to entertain over this week-end Mrs. Catherine Rwach and Mr. and Mrs . James Lynch cf Brooklyn. Miss Jewel G!:n:enkamj j of St. Albans has been t heir g'Jf - " for this week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ham bley ana :h. i r son. Walter Jr.. of Br ightwaters . hr.ve arrived this week to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs . Richard Hambley . Ml£j Deli Rc gerson returned yester- day to the Bushwick Heigh ts Hospital . Brccklyn. after a month's vacation here wi th her mother. Mrs. Delia Rcg- erson. Mrs. David Guarnaccia ant! her lit- tle son left on Monday to spend a week or more wi th relatives in Bos- ton. A very impressive ba ccalaureate , sen'ice was held in the h igh school auditorium on Sunday evening , con- ducted by the Rev. Arthur Tedcastle. He had selected for his subject. •'Frontiers of the Spirit. " Music was provided by Miss Patricia Yate s, harp- ist , who played "Priere " by Hasse!- mans. and a viol in tr io consisting of Miss Elizabeth Dininn y, J. A. Van Brederode , and Howar d Rohrback. ac- companied by Muss Elean or Harris , who playeui "Barcarolle " by Charles Dancla , and "Pavane and Choral " by Paul Wachs. The weddin g of Miss G. Estelle Ani- berman. dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Amberman. of Ronkonkoma. fcrmerly of Bayport, and Isaac E. Ford , of DeLance y, N. Y. will take place tomorrow evening at the home of the bride r s parents. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. A. E. Abben , of the Babylon Presb yterian Church. Mrs. J. A. vanBrede rode was brou ght home yesterday ' rem t he Mather Memorial Hospita l in Port Jefferson, where she under went a ser- ious o peration. Mrs. vanBrederode is mak ing an excellent recover y. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rcgerson and their three children , of Miami. Fla. arrived on Monda y to visi t a: the home of Mr. ' Rogerson ' s mother . Mrs. Delia Rogerspn. Miss Catherine Manton ; is enter- taining this week Miss Helen F. Don- ohue of Brooklyn. Mrs. Isaac H. Took 1 1 Mrs. Mar v 'Emma Tuck, widow of ' Isaac H. Tuck , died last Fr iday at her home in Ba yport a: the age of 74 vears. Mrs. Tuck was a native and iife-^cng resident of Bayport. bein g the dau ghter of the late Elias Howell and Mary Lane Howell. Sne is su. v..ed by a number of ct usins and by her brother-in- law. Frederic k W. Tuck or ., of Sayvllls. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Arthur T. Tcdca -stie. pa stor cf the Baypor: Met hodist Church , in the Raynor Fu neral Chape! at two o 'clcck cn Sunda y afternoon. Inte r- , nient was in the family plot in the : Union Cemetery. I Bayport It ems of Interest _k ft -% fir_ - - * *- '- - ¦* * :« - _-_ _. «^.---».a^-i~-^»- - -a.» « m «- - - - x _ i. .___.- _. r--, ¦ • _; . . - -,-_— -t^ * - -- . .„ ' . _ . ' " _ ¦ ' - * . . ,. ; » . .<_ . - . i, JtadiaRepairiag J lUrfk ii. il^n^ ' rea' . Venice Jj BfeiijataBr Holmes j, Quality Coal SPRIN G PRICES ON COAL NUT STOVE $10.50 Per Ton Kraker Coal Co. Phone 1337 B AYPORT. N* . Y. I Learn To FLY! with LIEUT. JOHN J. MORTO N OF BAYPORT • IS Years Flying: Experience • Kinnrr Bird Plane • Six Dollar s a Lesson Write, or Telephone BLUE POINT I135-W The Misses Betty and Doro thea Briggs. Arthur Pcrter and Norm an Thompssn. cf Brooklyn , wi ll b; guests . of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Smith over ; the holiday. The Srst China dishes resulted from atttmpw to reproduce the white , trans- lucent Chinese porcelains which trad- ers brou ght back to Europe in the nth centur y. BLUE POINT BATHI NG SUITS , | SUN and PLAY SUITS for women , misses and children also ladies ' large size SUMMER DRESSES i The Little Shoppe 103 South Ocean Avenue PATCHOGL 'E Low Coal Prices ¦NOW IN EFFECT , .FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY | Stove and Nut . . ton $11.00 | Pea . . . . ton$ld()0 ! Cash Prices — Subject t o change without notice BAYPORT COAL CO. Phone: Bayport 613 . Residence , Bay port 364 Kensington Avenue at L. I. Railroad il : i ^iuiiitiiiiiiiuiiitiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiij 1 The Customer wants dollar value for \ jl his dollar; HE GETS IT WHEN HE | ! | BUYS OUR COAL. | SNEDECOR COAL & FEED CO., Inc. j J COAL WOOD FUEL OIL [ I KOPPERS COKE = J AMBRICOAL | = Loca l Distributors fur Electric Furnace Man ' s Stokers : 1 Phone Bayport 996 118 West Ave. [ | Res. Bayport 502 Patchogue , N. Y. = Tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ; Ba____a 1| Q2E_Q__ __ ___£_I ! is 5 ® ! In Every Case THE SAME CON - ! ¦ SCIENTIOUS EYE -SIGHT EX- , f AifTKATTON by Harry D. Rirger . i Opto metrist. I ! Kurt Roeloffs i 35 E. Mai n St , Pa Uhogue i Phone 1*24 Ju ly 4th 5 ?lan ft> fejpy- the HoJ UdaS. pkc . ilidi' .I&ift y. i^i a ])ibn}c '(_. outi: ing. Be sure to pack a generous lunch , for appetities will be lar ge. Royal Scarlet—AH Varieties PICKLES Small *¦ £± BoftteJL tfC Royal Scarlet—Vacuum Pack CORN Whole Kernal Golden Bantam ^TlQc . Fnusr Brand—Fancv CRAB MEAT flat car 4»OC Full Fla vored Wisconsin STORE CHEESE „ 2 1c Picnic I* >e^cSu ggestions . Royal'Scarlet PORK & BEANS " ¦>> ftj can t|^C Koyal Scarlet POTATO SALAD jar M.9MC Royal Scarlet—Lot No. 30J STUFFFD OUVES small "¦ ^ K bottle Jt^FC Undei wood' s DEVILED HAM 2^35c - Richardson * Itobbins BONED CHICKEN medium >« H* flat ca n ~KOC Royal Scarlet —Pure JELLIES AH flavo rs except Currant & Guara ; lOc Koyal Scarlet EVAPORATE D MILK 4I' .25c R»yal Scarle t WET SHRIMP fan Jl • C SHAND Baypo rt and Patchogue I Phone Bayport 317 I ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ _—_•__________¦ mmmS DATCHOGIF m MEAT MARKET *- 1 | Open Friday Slghis 73 S q QCEAN AVENUE «»»« 9=«» P- >*• ' j Ot'R AD IS OUR BOND. WE SE LL EXACTLY AS ADVERTISED I FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS i . j GENUINE SPRING " _-^ ^ " 1 LEG S of LAMB 2Kb I QXE PRICE ONLY—AXV SIZE ^^^ ^^ ! FANCY—3-3> i Lbs. Avff. #_Tli_ * MILK-FEO ~~~ ^aa . j ROASTING "Bi^C LEGS or RUMPS ¦^¦ C Chickens -«3 lb of VEAL I /lb I CROSS RIB (whole) |%< H | C FANCY YOUNG Ale Roast H \h Turke ys Jjib j GRADE A SUGAR-CURED _p ^ _ p^ SMOKED HAMS 23fb | FRESH (Whole or Half) f \f % n I FANCY FRICASSEE g% ** „ I PORK LOIN S 23ib Chi ckens 25i b I SPRING tf\tf% #k Sl'GAR.CUBKD , KAHN S SMOKED . |l|kg ~~ I Lamb Chops ^J ib Picnic Ha ms Zl«> I PLATE and NAVEL f± BRISKET (whole) ' ' ¦ g M' [ Corned Beef j ib 1 Corne d Beef |4n» We Salute You - - America I Independ ence D »iy ' ¦ I I July Fo urth / II I WE WIL L BE CLOSED ALL DATrr i| J I . ' ;- . ' ___ !!___S9Bij| :f Beet Stea k LAW N PARTY 5 j | Sunday, Jul y 10th - J fcfc ! MUSIC REFR E SHMENTS - at GEI0S BAYPORT H#USE Telephone Ba^ort 372 Bayp ort Ave., Bayport , N.Y. Tickeu lz Make RetervirJon ¦ ¦ -. ¦ ¦ . ¦ < .v ¦ • ¦ '• • • • In accordance wi th section 193. sub- division 3 of - .lie Educa tion I-iw of the State of New York as amended , rela- tive to dis trict meeting. Notice is here- by given that the annual meeting of School Dis trict No. 5 of the Town of Isllp, Coun ty of Suffolk , will be held at the Bayporc School House on Tu'-s- day evenin g, July 12th. 1938, at 3 P. M.. Dayligh t Saving Time, to vote on the appropriation of SM.228 0O for the school bud get , and levy same on the taxable property of the district . To elect two trus tees In place of James H. Snedecor and Cha rles H. Bo gel, whos e terms expire, and are eligible to succeed themselves . And to transact such other business as is legally permlas able. Dated at Baypor t , L. I„ New York June 14, 1938. JAME S H. SNEDEC OR, Preside nt, PRANK W. ANTO S. SStS" Clcrk , Union Free . School District No. 4 , Town of Isllp . Saffalk County New York. Annual School Stretinr T ry Our Want Ads
