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l owe'en is also called "CakeNig-ht. " A cake is bakedfor each member of the fam-ily.

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MR. and 3Irs. Henry Lange, Sr.,•returned last week from a two-

week trip by motor to Payto'naBeach, Fla.

A radiogram has been receivedby Mrs. Sterling . Girardet from Dr.Walter B. Foley in Manila, statingthat Allan Girardet arrived thereOctober 19 aboard the TransportHenderson. After a short stay inManila , tlie Henderson proceededto Woosung;, China.

Mr. and Mrs. George R. Raynorand family left last Tuesday forDaytona Beach , Fla., where theywill spend the winter.

Frank Newton has been confinedto his home with illness for the pastweek-

Sunday afternoon 16 y o u n gpeople responded to the invitationto meet at the Methodist Episcopalchurch to i o r m an Intermediateleague. ]\re__ t Sunday charter mem-bership for this league will be clos-ed and the group formally organ-ized. Meetings are to be from 4 to5 o'edock Sunday afternoons in thechurch. Boys and girls, 13 yeaisold and over, are invited to becomecharter members.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith accom-panied by Mr. and Mrs. Ira D. Bay-liss motored to the city Sunday totake Warren Smith back to school.Before returning to the Lake, tlieparty stepped at Valley Stream tovisit Mi. and Mrs. Fred Smith, 3r.

Peter Ripp motored to QueensVillage Saturday night to attend adinner given by the Long I Grotto.

Mrs. Ira. Bayliss will entertain theWednesday Bridge club this week.

For less than 2 cents a weefc—$1.00 per year—ycu get all the newsof the m id-island section, as well asevents of township interest, in TheMid-IsJani Mai l—published and ¦cir-culated each Wednesday.

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_• Miss Helen FinlajrRonkonkoma 49-W

> HPHERE will be two political rallies•** at Becker's Woodland inn with-

in the nest week. This Saturdaynight a Republican rally for Brook-haven town will be held there andon Monday n i g h t a BrookhavenDemocratic rally is scheduled.

Miss Dorothy Ulrich is At herhome in Centereach , recovering froman operation in the Southside hos-pital , Bay Shore, last week.

Ambrose Becker of New Yorkspent the week-end with his par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Becker ,Sr., of Lake Grove, and had ashis guest Paul O'Connor of NewYork

Mr. and Mrs. G. Renwick Raynorand children , Shirley and Stewart,left this week for their winter homeat Daytona Beach , Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gegerich,who- operate Beckers Woodland inn,will remain at the Lake for thewinter instead of in Florida as hasbeen, their custom.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fapsdorfand famil y of Jamaica spent theweek-end at their home on EastLake terrace.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Taylor havereturned to their home in Hoi lisPark after their honeymoon up-state.

GEORGE BISANG, former garageowner of Portion road , was in

town Sunday. Mr. Bisang. now liv-ing in New Jersey, is employed bythe Bear Wheel Alignment com-pany, and will soon be working inco nnection with the new state lawin New Jersey that requires semi-annual inspections of automobiles.

Court St. Joseph 975, C. D. A.,will have a "New England" supperon Saturday, Nc-vernber 6, from 6to 8 p. m., in St. Joseph's parishhal l on Church street. Mrs. ClaraMorrissey is general chairlady andis being assisted by Mrs. Agnes No-vak, Miss Marie Eray, tlie MissesTlieresa and Cecilia ' Burmann, Mrs-.Lottie McNulty and Mrs. MargaretTobin. Mrs. Lillian Bilg-or, grandregent, is chairlady ex-officio.

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kupka andfamily of Maspeth were guests ofMrs. Kupka's father, Eugene Ernyof Heilman road , over the week-end.

Mary Hahn

records the doings

-iai ' Coram ; each

week. If you have

news for her see

Her at Rovagna's

store.

'"THE first meeting of the f a l l sea-son of the Coram School Wel-

fare club was held at the school lastTuesday. On account of the weath-er the attendance was . not large andalthough . several matters were dis-cussed no definite plans were made-It was planned to hold future meet-ings in the members' homes. Abouthalf way through the meeting thelights on tho Middle Country roadwent out, so all adjourned to Ro-vagnr.'s and completed the meeting.The next meeting will be at thehome of Mrs. "Frank Lyon on No-vember 16.,

Mr. and Mrs. George Eagle andson George of Jamaica spent Sun-day with- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyon.

'Mrs. Raymond Still, Mrs RudyHahn, Robert Lyon, Sr., and FredH. Ehlers, inspectors of election inDistrict 33, attended a meeting ofelection inspectors in the JusticeCourt building in Port JeffersonFriday.

Mrs. Rkhard Holmes of Medfordwas given a birthday party at " thehome of Mr. and Mrs. EominickPlate of Yaphank .road Friday inhonor of her forty-fourth hirthday.Refreshment's of coffee, cake and icecream were served, also a largebirthday cake. Those present wereMr. and Mrs. Richard Morris anddaughter Marilyn , Richard , John ,Sylvester*,. Thomas, Joseph, Gertrudeand Vivian Holmes; Raymond Pavia,Miss Irene Plate, Miss Rose Holmesand Peter Plate,

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyon attend-ed a concert at the Patchogue Highschool last night given by the- Suf-folk County Glee club.

Next Tuesday, Election day, thepolls will be open from G a. m. to6 p. m., and en account of the largeregistration people are urged to getout; early to vote.

A son, William, Jr., was born toMr. and Mrs. William Wild at theParsons Boulevard sanitarium inFlushing Saturday. Mrs . Wild isthe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.L u c a s of Patchogue and taughtschool _iere in the higher gradesuntil last June.

Cards have been received herefrom Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schleyer,who are spending their honeymoonin. Virginia.

A miscellaneous shower was givento Mrs . Michael Borella of Patch-ogue Thursday evening at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. Gildo Plate. Thosepresent besides Mr. and Mrs. Plateand the guest of honor were Mr.and Mrs. Spurgeon Newcomb ofPort Joffersc-n , Mrs. Peter . Borellaof Patchogu e, Mr. and Mrs. SalScherio, Mrs, William Wittschack,Mrs. Bert Brower,. Mrs. RichardMorris, Miss Rena Borella and Mi-chael Borella, Mrs. Borella receiv-ed many lovely gifts and refresh-ments were served. It was - alsoMrs. Borella 's birthday.

Mrs. Jessie Green of Brooklynvisited her sister, Mrs. Lucy Goodi-son y esterday. Mrs. Goodison hasbeen confined to her home for sev-eral weeks with illness, hut was ableto be out for the first time thisweek.

The Girl Reserves met at thehome of Mrs. Lester Davis Satur-day. The girls are making a bookot autumn leaves and plans weremade for a- mother-daughter dinner,the date to he set latei\

Mr, and Mrs. D. DeSousa haverented the , Caroli home on Paul'sPath. Hazel DeSousa is attendingschool nv. Port"Jeffe rson. •; '¦ ¦ - • -

Mrs-, Joseph Rovagna. * Mr. andMrs; - Fn.nk Hj igeh, Mrs. A, Folliniof. Eaat Patchogue, Mr. ' and . Mrs.Rudy Halm- and"Mr. -and-.Mi,s, GeorgeW^!> .J\ motored, to,. City Island Sun-day .and . .attended the wedding ofMiss Edith, ' Vicini : to , Marthv' -.Esp'o-sito. , .'Miss ' Vicini'/ is 'av'niee'e of Mrs.•Rovagna's a n d granddaughter' ; ,' ;ofMifs.. F6)lii)i.' ..The .bride1; ,was,;i6y6l.vin :fl...whrtp! <|h3,ffon' .velvet '.dressy, findcarried "..a-.', bouquet ' of" clt 'ryaarithc-nujhvis' audi ' autUmn' leavefi. . i-A/din*mi. ¦ for '. 5.0 .guests : "was.', 1'ejd atBrackets .vrep (ttturaht. i :,TI*.e - couploloft !'• aftet ' . tlie/^recelpt.iori .' and'i'w'j llspend .:th«7 winter^ iHvXI^rida.,; ':, .- .

TerryvilleKatherine Kessler

MR. and Mrs. Everette Terry andMr, and Mrs. Daniel Terry of

Lake Ronkonkoma motored to SpringValley Sunday where they wereguests of Mr. and Mrs, Edward Pal-menberg.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Terry weregiven a surprise dinner Thursdayevening in honor of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Amongthose present were Mr, and Mrs, Ar-thur Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ter-ry, Miss Ruth Terry, Harry ArthurTerry, Mr. and Mrs. Everette Terry,Mrs. Gula Kessler, Miss KatherineKessler, Edward Kinsey, A lfredKulse, Mr. and Mrs, Thoma s Terry,Miss Virginia Havens, Miss FriedaHeywood , Miss Thelma Terry, MissBetty Terry, Thomas Terry, Jr., Mrs.Edward Terry and Mr. and Mrs.Frank Uobbins of Port Jefferson.

Mr. and Mrs. Amhurst Davis ofMount Sinai entertained on Thurs-day evening in honor of the birthdayof her daughter, Miss Caroline Da-vis, Edward Kinsey. Mr. and Mrs.Everette Terry and Mr. and Mrs. Ar-thur Terry.

Miss Jeanne Helme and Bliss Dor-othy Helme of Syosset spent theweek-end at the hon\e of their par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Helme.

Chester Duke of Front Royal, Va.,and Fred Duke and Miss Jessie Dukeof Woodside were guests at the homesof James Ruff and Mr . and Mrs. Har-ry Terry Sunday.

Mrs. Charl es Terry of this villageis planning to spend the winter withMrs. Clara Bell Hovell of Port Jef-ferson.

Miss Virginia Havens spent theweek-end at the home of her parents ,Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Havens of Cen-ter Moriches.

Mrs. C, H, Helme enjoyed a tripthrou gh the Adiron (lacks, Lake Plac-id, Fort Ticonderoga and Vermontrecently.

Miss Frieda Hey^vood attended themeeting of the Black Friars societyat the home of Mrs. Bonelli of PortJefferson Tuesday evening,

Miss Anita Hawkins will leaveshortly to spend the winter at thehome of Mrs. Eva Terrel in Port Jef-ferson Station.

Hollis Terry attended a MethodistEpiscopal church Extension societysupper at the Southampton Metho.distEpiscopal church Friday evening.

HaSIowe'eh Is SetFor Sat'y Night;All Quiet Sunday

IN order tC'' assure . Sabbath quiet,Hallowe'en pranks or any other

mischievous demonstrations in thissection or any other i part of Brook-haven town are positively taboo onSunday if was declared yesterday byBrookhaven. Town police , who arenow readying their annual plans tokeep the holiday pranksters in checkon Saturday night as well. Satur-day will he officially recognized asHallowe'en, however, and due al-lowance made for innocent f ull onthat occasion.

According to Brookhaven TownPolice Chief Edward N. Bridge, thepolice plans for Saturday night callfor the most complete coverage everafforded to his jurisdiction. ChiefBridge said that he has alreadyreceived pl eas from several organiz-ations asking that Brookhaven beassured a peaceful Hallowe'en.

Lake Ronkonkoma ChurchObserves Promotion Day

PROMOTION clay was observedSunday morning at the Lake

Ronkonkoma Methodist Episcopalchurch , the service being conductedby ; and for the young people. TheBeginners' and Primary departmentssang as did the 'Girls' choir. PhilipGirardet led the prayer, and ShirleyRaynor read the .Scripture lesson,The Rev. David K, Sloatman gave astory-sermon on "What We Can DoWith Our Church School." ¦ Promo-tion certificates were awarded to thefollowing: From Beginners' to Pri-mary department—Roberta Sloatman,Qucntin VolIgraflP, Dora K, VqllgrafT.Edith Olcvist; from Primary to Jun-ior, department—Archie Court, Har-old . Sorenson, Claries Wright, RuthQuensel, Lois Okvist, Jean Bergerand . Grace, Williams, (this - lattergroup also received Bibles); - fromJuhj tor to .Senior departmorik^HvorWatts, Christian Anderson ,-- DcriyMoll, Rofcert; Hughes, ; • , f