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B&5?CT"MOItICHES "Y mmmWtlroatoi were received m-{ ¦¦Udiershi p air ths Mcthod-»^ B*i>
last Sunday tnorning^ ^ Krmore
entered the proha-
RH^Kclsss. A beautifu\ duet.U^ HHalms", waa given by Mrs.^ Hfiayton at
the organ
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Next Son-; ^H>rning, at 11 o'clock, therel ^ bmnnunidB aad reception ofSMMMMMsb***- friends are asked^ ¦MMrars in mtrnory of their^ ^¦*a*w* >-*Kt w*r* a number of ont«f-
^ Haests at tha
meeting of SilvaVi Lode* last Fridar evening
^ ¦nrnBh's haB, including Dis-^ BDeaat * Emma Green, her^ Hl> Mrs. SeTjwartx, and siattr-H Un. John Sprsgue, *n-^ ¦axsnber of
her suite,
ail of
EMMMMP- Aha Past District Depu-SMMW** Ljrmsn and several raem-
UuMMV her lodge from Patchogue.^ fc refreshments
snd
a social
m\m 'Charles CJeveland cater-at^WaxaWsssi, i Mt.Li.J ..,J|, ._.J.Ms,,Q,i„.MHM*»ViiVW~4k sMSattwa- Jrsa* *j r SM**H»
^ ¦Paaing in honor «f Mr*. D.SMMMmm's biifohday. Those pres-¦l Mr. and Mra. IX L. Brown,
i^^Blargaret Kay and Mr.
andf^^Bpevelaiid.^ ^K Martin Dekker and son,OMMMM, and Mra. Milton Snathw^Hhughter, Florence; spent the¦cccnad at Oceanaide with Mr.SMMBtn. Neil Coasateck.' While-^¦l they met Mi«a Fkreac* Dek-¦prho is attenduNJr Albany Ggata
^M* and apending her Easter^ ¦pon in
New York.
j^^RS. D. L. Brown was
a guest at9WmWttioo birthday luncheon givenIjSwwah* of hlrsi Clarence Carman|Hr home in Quogue by a aun>¦ ¦jftf relative*, friends and cissa¦K*.,!«n Friday, March 27. TheWMSjF? menu, from dishes to des-Why* 'wae taken by the gnssta andMarried with a handaeat Wrkhday¦» There were nine piassut and¦enjoyed an. eothu*ia*tic convetv
Mn, renewing old times, so thatTSMW *** no time left; for gaa«M.If^KBrown also received oongri tu-Hlhs for her birthday, which»M&ie,next day.H§ B-Lucky Seven orehestrs gave¦nsfal daacc? at th* Ctearrhrw
HJKSatarday evening. -mSMm Sunday evening an Eastormmmft, "The Glory of Q*Cvmt\y §MMM * rendered by the youth tat: *Wfl*thodjst church, asaiatad by¦fctral Society. This ia the
ijSMMjst how the cross becaiae amSW * o* dory rather than that of*Xwex«X«X«Bmra
f^K. Chariot** SeerVeld ia hoat-JS B K i h i* week's ssstHag of th*txexW Aid Society oa Wetlnasxlay.¦I^HVavid Bogera sistsrlsln* th*Si1 of the ThstaU* Club oafaffaaaaay. • , - - -jf^Haster Sunday monring asr>ggggwgwtehtld in thia.charch fromaTBBsBm°c3ock.^ fciop service will bs held lafgaggVisbyterian dbarch on Good
-taKlMVetaing at 1:80 o'clock. Thef ^k m mt e i
r. Ham will be thesSMMMKSnd frienda will Join from^¦ufitar Moriobea MsaVhodiatWOYB** tte Moriches Protsat-I SMMwA. Next Sunday a*o*aiagwSMWBo be communion, rafssjtjonmSWmfsn aad apsciat aansle. IaasMHliag a canta te r^*c«ent wiUB BBxa at 7:30 by. xsatahers ofjpBitirs and she Saaday achooLHZEnnt 'of Hum being- PassionSnEchera will be ao xt«sting* of»aMta»»aies' Aid or the Ladies'sggggl The c enr na/«w/rcanvsas^ B.tbis week aaftretvd* April^ Rhe annual masting of this¦Svand narish will be held im-
QHUtely ifollowing the morning^Kee on April 12. Four trusteesWMm reaaurar will be elected aadbrta from the various organixa-
Smfo given.¦t a meeting of the erostess of¦Preabytoriaa church the foUow-
j nbdgek for the year beginningH Rl, 1931, was s4optad: Min-Wmft aalary, S2 00; sexton'* sal-sKfSOa,- emiott foneV |1»; pen-•m 9175; rssmabertaW «n*as-asK 136; organist. fipO; fuel,flW; lifht, 1100; inattraaes, #1«0;t3m, W: awtaa, W0;ataOoa*ry,psjfee. etc., fgg; eor»ti»faat.fund,leflK bsaevtaseje* CaWP*rxtonx**iig)t iIWi'' ****' U,79b\
<»iends of Mrs. Byron Leek ar*gim to hear of her retarnfrocstheSsfth, where she has beta seriouslyiu& The Legion ambulance mat heratlilsw York last Friday and ahaisSpw aM« to sit tap.. Mra,. J. S.Baarrt ana for mother asxvaipaB-iearJieron her trio;
A jolly psrtav mcludjng 14 mem-bers of the Csnjtsr Morieha* HighSchool graduating, ehtss, aad their{acuity advisor, Miss Jennie El-Vn, left this village on MondayfjMnjing for their Washington trip.' »W,Joined « number of otheruptt the Penn station, expect-WAWP •rrir* '«* Wsahington that¦og. The rnembrrs were Hen-¦pfumont, Bertha. Posika,
^ B Posfke, MariffA Zimmerman,¦KCarter , Jenny Barty. Cbar-
^ pBteiner, Wirjfteld Edward*,SMWMp MoBehaueR, Raymond Kav-^ ¦ari 8. HyVand, Oakar Fro-^HbKn Da*l;o and William
mmW1 CaUsgbaa, of Brooklyn,"IggEJgnday in this village. Heafaggggpr. Bermuda next, week.BfggggtP Callahan spent a fewJ^^M* first, of . this week ingggggffi **-Wjest of fonnsr Jodge|aaBBjK gterjKeh'Cinllsghan. John¦H>n v/ill spend the coming
^ ^Denter .Moriches Fire Co.Mm** two cslls on Mondsy offfprsek. In the a fternoon a grassHW*? discover hear Spring-WM»' launOry. In the evening¦¦cr call .came for a grass fireWM; HerRchel Davis' home onHa avonue, /Both were put-outHre damage was done.¦BS. WILLIAM B. LIBCUM¦invar Moriches — The whole¦munity of Center Mbrichxe wasBened by the death of Mrs. AliceBum, wife of WiMlaro B. Lis-¦, of Cro»'oy.*treei. Death tookBe late Friday evening, MarchBin Roosevelt Hospital after aBpus >oertaioa>A«3-«w«ag»i«a'iBra.;Llscum wast 38 year* of ac*
aad fegd bssn ia Mr heaMli forspaN* cl*sa> atrs jbv*Jst» bt avwyageinst her ills. 8a* o*n*sasd afin*-«.haracter, was A dsvccsd wifeandmothsr aad *sM»wt ha ail h*rwork. ShecaatslatWa vfllag*In1913 front TtMtM t*v& inCenter MorfcBsWHssW MaoTnt-teen years aa* aha: asatrrisd Mr.Litdum. Sh3*swT*aBB*erof th*MetbedM^Mws^Satraatl LaoWAid Socisty; shic tSStf Avbxlliaryof th* Anttrkaa UMBca. aad forsserofBear of th* beal P. ftA. ' _-J^^rcnoX^noon, with «lsS.natBSBvi«r.J|shaF. lVotissro*: jsila^rjf^ %w*nwere a gr»wt naasy jMakwal faralpi* fateraawtt XJmWot &J&aemee m^tAasaW 'af 'uSs hSLwIs nsifcra ar aSsTjWiJanuftChaplam. \Ta».a*P,irti**jl jrar*E. Jt Bnta^Hi^ raKGttf .ford BMrwtch,' ulji||**\#Jht»*Ba,SidnevJaaxay aaa Ch*Ji»r iTta*.Th* fkTw 'amBj.Wsa* HsnchslDavat, Frank MdwiafaaanbawHSBsawtaat » f ¦» ¦* 1
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afe'2x?£Bffi^Center Mc*ki »^at<*ta*T.-Ths**a*T idaanJ«7>*BbWK N. T; ;*daoftor, J(u»c. agedU'rmtm. aada eon. Gharka, aged 10 y**ra. -
Fuvralw**trnleawraj*sf<Geoc**Htrrmann, , 3r* AM***** direeter.T*h*re were nearly Wtm ia theprocession.- ¦¦.» ¦ ) !¦¦ at m JS9rmmmmmm'» ¦ , *¦¦¦¦ m " " ¦The •taaar sehael wfll prasant
a pjsawimV -"TSd- .i!**"1""™Way?T^at the .SadtSa M. P.church on Saaday eveaing, April;*.Speaking and •to*-**, ** «*•younger chlldron nnda .ths_dirsc-tion of the'Masaea Marion Prnmeyand Carolyn B***», D prated*
J*SM ifiktW •* **»«*ZC f^ma triaUuaaph thasenth.era atats*, rstsmxegM 1a* 8. S.MtUamak. voyasjak tea N*wOrleans to Btatoa, Mr. Hallock
S^ S^was hald'Sunday sawaiat ia-ta*Moriehe a M»th«alst PtshaiUat
k?\o%. ^ *g$piano. After -a slaott *erWsr*lesson r«*d by.Mrs^Charlsa Hal-lock. wi* prayer .aW Charlss H.BaBsck, foOowedhy a.*h Bongaar****, Mis. Tonu Intrijdasa. J*ev^^oZ3Z:of&etxfBvfted Jewish twaagaHkb JeeisxsurSi:jiw|* aad *xS»*«*a w^ !fe?Bssxirta twite s>xWBBB*Bist. MssJasta* aba raad iatf a a*to aadaw>*aspaaiad th* ltysaa* with hereeraat Vwh'swtraxrmawy.a*taken for th* Weal attStVao-giety of aboat |». Of tUsjmM»an*jh* offering, fresn th* Sunday" laxw Laara Psaaiy went tatothad lyonFr lcBVttoa ahartTlsrtwith her atotar. mom. T. JUchow.gad ether rslatrvse. e r*turnsdoa Saaday.
MrH^omuBaaferdeaJMre.Warren Hat, *f US?,r war* gaeateon Thanlay of Mrs. Msrwia HaVlock. .* -
Mr. aad Mra. Horae* Ddtotiere,of New BockeD*. war* sthavntataof Ifr.Ju* Mr*. M*rwhTaffiekfor awveral day* last weak. Thsytafaaraa? to their aonv* on thisM
hfa 'AUda -HaaT I* visWag inIsh> for a few days. .I Fxsd Mnlkr. a itadsnt fa Co-luadNx. Utsxtsawstfi wi** *****I wsft wd MBattoThie nareats, Mr.aad Mra. l^MaaV*.
Kav. George w. Toss* txmdaetodtta kroadcastfaa; s*r*«e* •***HUa Moadav awialag fma
l&ttteXs.Brtjgtk war* «UKJOS»I ¦ thsaa who
1 *OWBox «*»aifca *hndayjsaMBH exeat wm haddTtiaair raoath-T B j ^ nSTSnxeaaay waa gra*xwS*a*ta ia *o*ntKF, avxditF aad varlstjr. •* w*Uwaa the iiiiaii aliir*Tlsl*il ¦ thatmoat rastntjsrs arc'fii favor, of r*>?? itli:\i_
EAST MORICHESTim Ladi**' Aid sWisty oThW
Methpdh* church l**ld eV ripplsgparty" at the etarehj*»lor«Thnifday afta*tsooa. Tas follow-& 2 A ^&jkatjamia; dh Mrs, Price andMrs. Joumsay; orifdaat reading,Mra. Smith, 6ux*jgTMr!»ss%Mra. Joumesy, wWeh waa ooat-posed by Mr*. Loa1*a Osbora anddedicated to the Msahodist charehon ft* 6 aaaJves*>nr aad. herWith MtfU*, «i Ittf; originalresoNng. Mrs. Jostke, Lddies'Aid;sonai Wttrk For sTlilght IsComb*?*,, **&**•. swatting, Mr*.E. W. Baynor LadW Aid, andpoem, Mm.moh. LssgW AAA;•ong, ''GoosVbyaTladisB" AAortits prctrram the- oaa|*iBa of thethree teama .of< the society atartedripptng the patehea. fiotBthe threesprpas; which had been circulatedaround for gffte of saonay. . Th*reccijBta were over fsw.. Two apronswere sold aad the other presentedto Mr*. Price for guesting nearestcorrect sum of rnoney on the aprons.Cup cakes aodi tea .war* served af-ter the ripping, , ;; ;:' :
Several from hers, including itheMatron, of Sunrise Oispter, OrderEasttrn Star, Miss Bea ice Mar-riott, attended .the Grand. Matronsand Grand; Patrons' reception atthe Elks Club, Patchogue, on Fri-day evening-. A meeting followedthe dinner. ¦ . . .
Mr*. Charles Chapman enter-itained the followinr gaests at aluncheon-bridge on Wednesday;Mrs. G. C. (Sandler. Mrs. WalterChapman, Mrs,. William Fitspat-lick, Mrs. aVhraar waV ssBP gaafc.Osbom and Mr*. Chris. Huls*. 1
Miss Emma Baynor, Mrs. Theo-dore Halocfc, Mrs. Gilbert Benja-min, Mrs. Waltsr Chichester. Mrs.Howard Bsnjamin, Mrs. CharlesChapman. Mrs. Mayhsw Tower,Miss Florence Terry, Mrs. HerbertBedaon, and Mra. Ernest Darrovenjoyed a sewing party with, Mrs.Frank Albin on Tuesday afternoon.Pie aad coffee were **rved.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carlougbhave retarned from a trip to ta*Bahama* and Florida.
Jean, young daughter of Mr. andMrs, Jansta NecxermSn. was takento the Port Jeffsrson Hoaaital iath* Legion aaxMance on Toesdayevening, suffering with raaatoiditia.
Mr. and Mrs. Riley P. Howellteve a birthday dinner party enFriday eveniag i» honor, of JaaMrd birthday of his mother, Mra.Hsnristta, Howell, of this ptaee.The <****> gueera included Mr*.Roth Terry, Miss Cella Huhw, Mr*.Voorbees, Mr. and Mrs. ClarenceHoweTand BOB. Kenneth, of thisvillage, and Mr. and Mra. EugansRoger* and family of Pateboane.Thers waa a fancy birthday cakeaad other gift*. Mrsv-Howall i*--««** ItrlaAt^awdas vajworaanaad^attsnda •*rrtc**.*tithe rres-
aa social aetivltsta. • «W WrUioaywasTaHconead by "ClMstlo tras*
^^Bi gBK. a.a.Deemer. Mis* aWsMV ya*. Mra.Leroy Raynor,' MisajEaana **wof Sia vttage, and Mm. HaroldMlto Md JS i^WrfHfaSTSis atT^narmd solatalr* yattT «m IWaagrnxmrnan Wo h \i',\
M^WIllhm Caah, <B*oeMya,
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^ ^?r:Mrl Fsareh Moor*, of
GlonRld£ **&:**J*t&!*2few day* witti her parapts, Mr. andMr*.T<H. MHtar-i:«rrx«»*r* was
wf»wiatogttmtftf cj tH^MS^eriek Charles - Brwtiapw at,J»*Jacksoa M**a*rlal *fca* N*wfl£33p&"llrV'jota Alth*;irM ttai *ol*l«tat the Wrn Sur s*rv a* theMathodiat eJrar**''''1'"*- - eaataawaTdecora tod^ krija Jftaa.
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Martin Bay* «|O*a«0r. «fBrona iUfc^sagK Slto*.Philip Hewsr, of WBVTi.THst the Rays cottaaw-S'Atlaatieavenue over th* wesk>«nd.
The Biblical dramajJT**Jaa*flea." wfll ha r****ri**i at_ta*SiVKM*rchurchat8^ Eas-
^o*WT*SSS?Cm. llr. and Mr*. ThtWpotl*MM*at th*ir cottag* «a North Pin*strest. - iL>ii>.' _
Arthur HoweJl, of fcooklTB, was
Mr. aad Mrs. Olrt*r HarAatoadare having th*kp *»*>o*oa>
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aaTcatrfaraia *x31a irioyi*g *•hwullfiil srantir ' \r"r ZJuttmsMBown ***movue fromlaflLk i**«-/tasir tetM, ,fttocaa« ffrohs". per-raansatly. • -- •
MjrsvGeorg*<x«ln*having pasa-ed th* wiator at tha heats of IIr*.f>c C BeynoWa, of Ht*WMasa., baa murned to. Join hereambaad at the hots* of Mr. andMra. Joseph Raynor. , ¦
Eastor Saaday; W» Js»wilTb* a epeclal service in theJunior Sunday aehool at the ragu-Isr hoar,dt 10:80 o'clock. TheRav.Mr. Blue wttl preach aa Eaatorsermon aad there wfll .ha iaeecialmusfc. The comastnity ia cor-dUHy invited to attend the** ser-vices"
Christian Endeavor will resum*Ha services next Saaday eveeiagat 1M o'clock.. Thia wfll he a rally•ervic* and it is hoped for a foodattendance. Strangers come andjoin.
The Mia*** Harriet, Sarah andMartha Terry are home front SmithCohsgs naaaing their Easter vaca-tion with their parewta, Mr. aadMrs. Charles Lewis Tsrry.
1 Several friends went invited tosse ths moving pictures presentedby Mr., Robertson at . the. home ofMrs. Beatrice Speir.
Mr. and Mra. E. L. Vanderborgand Mr*. Ackibald Bias Joined oarchurch by letter last Sunday morn-ing, this former from &• Bayohna'Dutch Reformed church and Mr*.Blue from IBoyce> Avenue Preafcy-iterian church, Toronto, Canada.
. Halsey J. Raynor is chairman ofthe canvassing comsaittee for thebudget of our church.
'. Last Thursday week' a very in-teresting and successful exhibitionof hooked rugs and watched quiltswas given at ths hall by the ladies'Aid Society. Chairman of arrange-ment* was Mrs. Maud Teller, assist-ed by several others. ; Those whowon prises were Mrs. John Desch,old hand embroidered silk shawl;PaaH*Tnah*wiTJMwapWaesl''fl i 'i ¦uaS""nor; flid quUt,' ewSquerRathertoe
Waldo; pieced quilt, Mrs. HubertL iRaynor; chintz quirt, Mr*. Sear-ing, of Patchogue; silk quilt. Mrs.IE. L. Vredenburg; new quilt, Mrs.E. H- Kirby; old sampler, Mra.Alice RTuthiu; new sampler, Mrs;Hubert I. Raynor; collection of oldrelics, Mrs. Edith Nickerson, and•Id coverlet, Mr*. R. B. Dayton.The judges were Mrs. TuteinNoKhenhu, Miss Florence Kirbyof East Mor!«has. Mrs. Silas Mill-er took tkkets and admission atdoor, A goodly sum was realisedaadnweV credit ia doe the. com-sJttos chairman and es-worksra.Mra. Hubert I. Baynor, Mrs. JohnDeiaeh, Mrs. E. L. Fndenburgh,Mrs. Edtth Nickerson, Mrs. HalseyJ. Raynor, . Mra. Archibald Blueand Mrs. Margaretto TnthilL
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Mr., and Mrs. S. WnUfiaiut,who are planning to come out torthe season Vary shortly, spent theweek-end at their bungalow onHawthorne avenue.
Th* Civie Association will holdits next regular meeting on Tkors-day, April 9, at Firemen'* HaU. -
~^V. VTIIMiStfU, SMI1MIVW W* JMA0.-US*.Larasn, parsed away March 2* athia hota* fat Brooklyn.
Mrs. <baata Propaexock waataken to Southampton Hospital oaSaturday for treatraent.
Mr*. Clune, of Mastie Beach, haaretarned this week from South-ampton BJosprtat, cunvaletringfrovt her rsosat oneratlon.
Mr. and Mr*. Max SWUtr aadaoa, of Astoria, came out for th*weak sad to their cottag* oa Proa-nart Ptafex
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor aadgrandson, who have a bongalow onProspect Place, occupied tame overSaturday.
Q. H.' Barry, of Brooklyn, wa* intown over ths week-end irsrpectlagns ptop*tt3l' on Stnyvvoflaat avena*.
Joasjdi Thompson, of Brooxlya,spent last week at hia cottage oaMoriehss avenue.
Mr. araiMrs. Bauer and faxsJrjrram* /ont from Brooklyn on Satur-day to apsad the y at theirbnngalow on Hampton avanne. .
MrTand Mra. Dietrich spsat th*wesk-nd at their cottag* onHaatptdn avena*.'.'
Mr.: and Mra. A. Bartholomewsneat two.days ra. Brooklyn duringthe week, stopping at Hotel St.Gaorg*. . j
Mrs; Fred St. Amand and sister-i»iaw, . Mrs. Frank Gilbert, ef <Queans VUmg*,' spent Mondaywith Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Davis.
Edwin Davis aad Charles Turnerare borkling a dock for a party oaMastie Beach Section 8.¦ George Nelson; of Brooklyn, wasIn town over the week-end.'
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M>. aad Mra. Charles Wurster,who hava been spatsdingthe winterin the South, retarned tease onnursday. They spent a week inAttanrse City before returning totheir home.
The Ladies' Aid -was pleasantly
entertslrsed st the home of Mrs,Willjam Serra on Thuraday.
Mrs. Eugene Squire* gam aluncMpn. to several of her friendaon Wednesday. Anton* the num-ber were Mrs. Harold Squires and<Uughter, Mi*s Marion Squires;Mrs. Harvey Squires, Mrs. OscarGoodale, Mra. Richard HeHock.and lUta Helen Ward and friend,Mhm Hildreth, Dt Southampton.
Mrs. Joseph Remlein, arwwamn-itd by Mrs. Robert Pennyv visHedat the home of Mia*. Rose Well* in jEast Quogue on Wednesday, They Iwere accompanied home by Mis*Ina Overton, who had been spend-ing a few days with her aunt.
Tho friend* of Mrs. M. D. Tnthill•re pleased to hear that aha istatmring from her recent illness.
Percy Moore haa been confined tohis feome for the past week on ac-doant of sickness.
Jar. sma «u». v. v. IMW MMeon, Norman, of Southampton, vis-ted at the home of their esrit, Mrs.M. P. Tathfll, on Wednesday.,
Mr. and Mra Edward) Schrnttsaad children, Mary, Helen, Jamesaad Edward, Jr., of Copiagoe, vis-ited Mra. Sthmttaa mothsr. Mra.?fir=-'Sir-M—S—~J Chnulav taaS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brewsterretrntd home on Friday of lastweek after spending the winter inCalifornia; also vrahing friendswhite enroute. <¦The frienda of Mra. Carl Nabsr,Sr., are pleased to hear that sheatal eontrnoes to improve in the0*cs&M9rt 5oss?taL
Frank Raymond and friend, offloral Park, visited his mother,Mrs.~Mary Raymond, on Tuesdaysi*all*i
Mrs. Mildred Brown haa ntora>.ed to her hotae after spending sometha* with relatives in East Hanrn-tow.¦Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fanning, of
S*Bla*mnton, recently visited hisssaat, Mrs. Mildred Brown.
Mra. Oliver Penney enjoyed lastTaatpday at the horn* of her. aoa,Hslscr Peansy, and Mra. PenneyIn Galveston.
Rev. E. Frank Garwfthen whileajt*r>drns the Philadelphia confer-*Bg»'rec»itsa4 aeail to take arhsrajeabout 10 asiles front hia home, whichhavaeeapted.
• Through, she kindness of Mrs.Walter Chichester, of Moriehss,Mrftand Mrs. Robert Penney en-joyed Ss rday at the home of theirmaddanghttr. Mrs. laofael Prihce,
Rev. Frank E. Carwithea re-nsained in Flandera during thisweek and wfll preach his farsweflaarraon on Easter Sunday. Therewill be the regular Friday eveningaarvjea and a bueineaa meeting oftha ofieial board after the service.
Mrs. Harvey Squirts entertainedat "800" last Friday evening, theseSeaoat being Mra. William Serra,
ra. Frank Brewster. Mra. Wil-liam Aabausr, Mrs. Oliver Penny,Mrs. Richard Hafloek, Mra. MiKeBrown arid daughters Lena andMartha, Mra Oscar Goodale, Mra.Harold Squire*. Mr*. Herman May,Mrs. Gilbert Thornton, Mra. FredHavens and daughter Alice. Mrs.
Eugene Havens, Mra. JoaopbPowers, Mrs. Fred Orth, Mra. Ir-ving Raven* snd Hiss Fannie Grif-frog. Prises were won by Mrs.Good*!*, Mrs. Eugene Havens,Mrs. Harold Squires and Mra,Frank Brewster.
Mi** Alice Haven* spent theweek-end with her friend. MissAlte. Baldwin, of Jamaica.•
Lil—Did they call you befor* thecurtain?
BiM—Call me? They dared me.
FIRST STATE FORESTOregon's first .State forest hiss
been ' of finally named the ElliottState Forest, in honor of the- lateF. A. Elliott, for 19 years Stateforester. The final designation ofthis area of 70,000 acres as a Stateforest marked the end of a cani-Ktgn begun in 1912 by Mr. Elliott,
e forest includes excellent secondgrowth of Douglas fir, and is ofgreat value for recreational and¦cenic interest. It already has s
fine system of trails, a telephoneline and a lookout.
"I can leave my maid alone inthe house all day and know exact-ly what she will be doing until Iget back."
"What?""Nothing."And did you ever notice that
some golfers take two lumps withtheir tee ? !
Center Moriches, Moriches, East Moriches. Speonk, Mastic, Flanders
