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"Americanism is such^ complete
_*pn&4ence jn j*urynstltwtlons that
we would determine to preserve
them at all costs," G, Burchard
Smith said' in an address to the
members of Ruth Floyd Woodhull
. Chapter, D.A.R., at their monthly
meeting Saturday afternoon, In the
home of Mrs. E. Elmer Cummins,
59 North Bergen place.
Mr. Smith spoke under the spon-sorship
of the Committee on Am-ericanism,
of which Mrs, Frederick
B. Batemah is chairman. There"
also was a program by the com-mittee
on Approyed_8chools, head-ed
ty Mrs. J. Edwin Clark. The
speaker was Mrs. John Logan
-Marshall—chairman of thje IXAJt*
School at Tamassee, 6. C.
Mrs. Marshall said the Instltu-
" lion was tne~5
n Ay,. thow..organizatlon,ij
both boarding and local pupils
She added that at present the en-rollment
included 200 ^oavdlng and
100 local children. Most of these
children i are supported by D.A.R.
chapter^in Various sections of the
country. The famassee families
are so poor that they earn only
an average of $7 a, year per Indi-vidual*
Mrs. Marshall explained.
.She said, however, that the school-ing
being given to their children
rwas lifting the. standard of living
l%'\@i@._gommunlty and" that" many
2^^j223i^ee^j@ra6^iates went on
,\; • •; •;••-., rl J * v.vv "?/-" • •' r\ •' Woodhull Chapter Is supporting
"6 girl; at the7 School.
Mrs. Carl i& Tewksbury, the re-gent,
Introduced another guest
Mrsl "Edward Corwlthln, president
of the Philadelphia Regents' Club
' Paul Zw—Canailzo. executive di-rector
of "the Boy Crusaders of
America, who recently was dlsr
charged after serving some time
m the Engineers Replacement
Training Centre at Fort Leonard
Wood, Missouri, was given a re-ception
by the mothers* club of
Post 6.In .the. Archer street schopj
last Friday night.
On the committee . in charge
were Mrs. Theodore Spitzler, Mrs.
John Mack, Mrs. Norman Tucker
and Mrs. James Thomas, who were
assisted . by Mrs. Charles Riley,
Mrs. Lawrence L. Luther, Mrs.
Richard Wilhelm, Mrs. John
BQuser and Mrs. Robert Rowe, the
crusader mother.
The Crusaders were hosts to a
group of girls and prizes for games
were won by Charlotte Souser and
Gerald Liebermsn.
Food Center Scene
Of Rddio
Six "women ciisSimerB^:'6f ^
Freeport Food Center, 45 West
Merrlck-.Joad, heard their own
voices over the ah* Jn"the broad-cast
of "Missus Goes A-Shopp-mg"
from Station WABC Tuesday
morning. The broadcast was a
transcription of a program re-corded
In the new Merriok road
super-market last Friday mom-
Ing.
The women who responded to
questions asked by John King, the
WABC announcer were Mrs. Na-than
Kay, MrszrWllliam Schwartz,
Mrs. Berbert- geitmann, . Mrs.
I^elen Mott, Mrs. Arthur Kurz-man
and Mrs. Charles, Woznich,
of Northport&
Hatry "Opton, manage? of the
Center's meat department, was
Introduced.
Considerable work was planned
by the Junior Department of thp
Athena Club at a meeting in the;
home of Miss Antoinette Barqul-nera,
309 Pine street, Monday eve-ning.
Sewing and knitting material for
Red Cross work was distributed
among the members, plans were
made for the hillng and distribd-
HonTofa number of "ThanKsglVm?
baskets, and for the Oiling of
Christmas stockings. It also was
voted to participate with another
group in sponsoring a dance for
soldiers from Mitchel Field at the
American Legion Dugout, Saturday
night/ November 29.
Guests of the evening Included
Nancy Becker, Phyllis Whltmore,
and Mary Jane White. Mabel Li-cense,
president, presided, with the
aid of Miss Frances Schlegel, the
Athena advisor, while tea was
poured by Joan Morris and Cath-erine
Mackay, Dorothy White was
hospitality chairman.
The Barqulnero home was appro-priately
adomeS, a huge pumpkin,
with* naif-closed eyes, "tired after
.the _8aUowe!en season," occupying
the centre of the table, while Aiit^
umn Qowers and colored leaves
added to the scene.
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COROHA ZEPE3BS .
The Freeport Auxiliary of the
South "Nassau Communities Hospi-tal
will conduct a tea and food
sale qt the home of Mrs. Frank
Varmus, Lena and Ocean avenues,
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. William K. Alleen, is tKe
chairman of "* the committee *ui
charge, with Mrs. Raymond Young
as co-chairman. Mrs. Paul Beck*
with and Mrs. Walter J. Bradshaw
will serve in the dining room, and
Mrs. W. 8. Holske and Mrs. Ed-ward
F. License will supervise the
Kitchen.
The food table is" In the care
of Mrs. ^Lawrence Suhadollnk, as-sisted
by Mrs. Victor Olsen and
Mrs; P. K. WrntcrrrMrar-Clymer
C. Long will take charge of the
games. The women presiding at
the tea table-will be Mrs. Arthur
O. Ray, Mrs. Kenneth I. Outwater,
Mrs.. Cornelius Van Reese,. Mrs.
George Porter Smith, Mrs. Harry
M. Mason, Jr., and Mrs. William
Strohsahl. Serving in 4;he dining
Vera Joy, MM.
Mrsl Wil-
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Beikttie -and' Mrs. Carl Friedman.
Mrs, Gerald L. Drach is_ in .charge?
Working with Winston Churchill
Is fast, furious and strenuous, Miss
Phyliss. Molr+_ .a_ (Qrmej_sejzr_e^ary
told the memoerS of the Athena
Club at their weekly meeting in
the auditorium of the Columbus
avenue School, Monday afternoon.
Her topic was, "Winston Churchill,
the Man Behind the Statesman."
She told of how those associated
with him must work eighteen
hours a day, and be on call at all
times.
, He is so admired by the people
that they have 'come to say, "Trust
in God and Churchill." One of
his slogans, she added, Is:
"Live dangerously, fear nothing
and aA will be well."
Mrs. A. Robert Purdy, president,
presided, and Mrs. W. 8. Hugihes,
jj?,, chairman of the Literature De-partment,
was In charge for the
day* Miss Bertha Hull and Mrs.
Howard Delahanty were received
as members and Miss Helen Ross
as an associate member. Five
junior members were enrolled, Eil-een
Malone, Marlon McClaln,
Frances Weed, Edith Arenholz and
Mary Lynch. Mrs. William Hanna,
Mrs. Fred Sorrles, and Mrs. P. K.
Winters were named to the ad-visory,
board, with Edna Bedell and
Evelyo* Sanaa; of toe
partmeptJ * _: ' •
' Mrs. -Harold Wilson and
Gerald Drach gave reports con-cerning
the Nassau^Siiffolk Con-ference
held here last week, "while
Mrs. John W. Dodd and" Mrs. Wil-son
were named to re-write the
constitution and by-laws and have
them printed.
The Athena Club trio, sang seve-ral
selections accompanied by Mrs.
Harold Pearson. The singers were
Mrs. Harold Raynor, Mrs. Frank
Tlerson and Mrs.- J. 'Maynard
Wettlaufer.
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Whether you are building
or buying a home, you will
get more for your money
with UGKT01IER fix-ture;,
throughout,
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Highways
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Cohgellon^ Here
Winne Predicts
Time Of Lights
Will Be Changed
After appealing to the head of
the State Highway Department.
Mayor. Worden E. Winne advised
the Village Board at its meeting
Monday night, he expected steps
_ would be taken in a few days to
-relieve the congestion of traffic at
Church and Main sts., and Sun-rise
Highway. * —
For some time efforts have been
--made-to'induce the state authorities,
to change the timing of traffic
lights at these two points so as to
afford a longer time for north and
south bound traffic to get across
the highway/However, local repre-sentatives
of the state have In-sisted
on maintaining the present
timing of the lights.
Monday (Mr. Winne was in Albany
and while there he called on David
Noonan, and explained the situa-
; -tion .to Mm. The (Mayor, reportep
. that MrUNoonan remarked that he
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Lodge Gets
Permit For Stgn
A variance permitting the Free-port
Lodge of Elks to replace the
wooden sign on its front lawn with
one illuminated with neon Ughts
was granted by the. Zoning Board
of Appeals last Thweday night
B& (he original application part
of the algn was to have been il-luminated
with green lights^ - but
as red and green lights are spe-barred
by village
#&? iddge
heaito? agreed to
tote L aoptber tolor wnlbb emxld
^ ti^use4 with" Uie- tragic
at Menitik roa and
jyiEBROCK'S'
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A layer of cake, Strawberry jam,
Mien ice cream, another layer of
cake, more jan% topped off with Ice
cream. It Is truly delicious and un-usual.
Swell for a party, tool
1.25 $1.75 $2.25
serving from twelve to twenty.
1m dr^r ice lOo extra
ij^w%KS^e^^
he expressed the
everything would be
straightened out.
jPollce Ohlef Elar and others who
have investigate^ the matter have
found that on Friday and Saturday
nights when tragic is heavy in
the shopping district not more
than "nine cars can get across Sun-rise
highway, between the light
changes, and thls^ number Is re-duced
if any of the cars are de.-
layed.
Application of the Roosevelt
Bus line for a renewal of * its fran-chise
for ten years was Approved
with the provision that in the
event the grade crossing elimina-tion
is carried out in that time,
agree to change
-to; somer J0,ther LBplnt.
apppcatlbn will now be taken to
tho-Pubiio Service Cox
- -A^contraoM6? th^
the fire ^houses of _Hose
L.. ?M
Jacobe-^&
whose bld'of $184 waTlowest
those submitted.
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Ibe womeny auxiliary of the
Admiral 6chley TJhlt, Steuben So-ciety
of America, will give a card
jp^rty in Junior Order haU, on
* ^Wednesday night, Nov. < 26. Mrs
%3eyer is chairman of that
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Here are the members of the St. Margaret Singers, who will be heard in the Ava I^aria Hour over Station
WMCA Sunday afternoon—Front row, left to right* Winifred O'Ke«fe, GL&dya Bennett, Dorothy Marco,
Edith Dunklil, Rose Socolov, Bertha Cotton, Peggy Lee, Josephine (XKeefe, Xsabelle Knox and Director
Patrick KilUkeUy; back row, vyilUam Back, Frank Kuchens, Adrian Ramp, Henry Boenun, WUliam March,
Desmond O*NelUrRoo04>Mara&no and Robert Seeber.
Vdhderimeuleh Worns Legion
Agomst Defense Profiteering
Armistice Day was observed with impressive exercises in Free-port.
William Clinton Story Post A. L., conducted its annual exer-cises
in the auditorium of the Municipal Building* with .an inspiring
address by Earl L. Vandermeulen, principal of the Port, Jefferson
High School, and members of the Freeport High School band sound-ed
Taps at the principal street crossings throughout the village at
11 o'cock.
"The Time to Challenge Us —
stand? was the topic i Hormony Chprol
Concert Tonight How Do
on which Mr. Vandermeulen, for
two years chairman of- the New
York Citizenship Committee, spoke:
"If ariy* one is
during
man who Is In uniform," he de-daM$;_
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r-Aasertbqr tha^^^--th«^^nig%S»rl
everyone should be .will*
Ing to sacriace, and that— ^e very -
one -can -and • soukHaaariace/L he
schoblman I expect
any. M
expect, an fncrease-Jn salary
at the" expense- of -the marrtn uni-form.
Labor shoiilbl !not demand an
increase in pay at this time nor
should capital expect to make great-er
Income on_its capital when* our
boys aire serving in the army at
$31 a month.
'I would give my heart and soul
and everything I possess to prose-cute
a war to a speedy and vic-torious
culmination without thought
of personal gain. I "must sacrifice
because rm in .favor of an an put
war to defeat Hitler, even in Rus-sia*
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VandermeuleoL gave sta#atica
concerning the proQta made by Cor-porations
during the &BJ;?. World
War/ and, .asserted that 33^&pi per^
eons were made ouUHonaTRp. by
that conflict In oomparison^ ^
the fact that thei$nei*(iwho
$300 each as a onua n answer
to critics of granting
Aa" a "result'
he salt the Cxnmu-on
Page
Roth Woodcock, violinist, and
Ray SIggins, tenor, are to be the
soloists -at thq^oncert to be pre-sented
tonight ''(Thursday) by the
Society in the
will be sj^onsbred by the choir. Z.
Leonard —Wstklns la- the directof
and Mrs. Peter Benltt? accompan-ist^
fqr the singers.
The choral' program" will be as
Jllowa : ^ , John
. "The
Mhlotte=Deis; "Peace I Leave
You," by Albert W* Kelebey; "The
Rosary," by Bthelbert Nevln; The
Green Cathedral,*' by Carl Hahn;
Wings," by Flblch-Deis; "Hom-ing,"
by Teresa DeXRiego; "Come
"Where My Love Lies Dreaming,"
by Stephen O. Forster; "Hayfields
and Butterfies," by DelRiesp; "Lis-ten
to the Lambs," with solo by
Miss Marion Billings, by Johannas
Brahms.
Choral ^members are:
Sopranos—Miss Marlon Billings,
Mrs. Richard Mur%Aiy, Mrs. Walter
EL Jones, Mrs.) Clarence Eastwood,
Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Oeorge
Single, iMrs. Thomas Wdbom,
Mrs. Bred iW"olf, Miss* Elizabeth M.
Stewart and %kra. Harold Olilow.
Second Sopn&noa—Mrs,
kpMnnd,. Mrs. j Douglas Mathewaon,
Ohatles tumpf,
ham,- Mrs/
St.
The" St; Margaret's singers/ who
entertained 37,543 shut-Ins
during the past year, will sing be-fore
an unlimited audience Sunday
afternoon, when they give the pro-gram
on the Ave Maria on a
coast-to-coast hook-up fiom the
studios of StatiJA WMCA, at 6:30
o'clock.
, Patrick. Kilikelly,. director, an-nounced
that this was the first
time an amateur chorus had ap-peared
on this program."^
The Freeport group will give a
dramatization of the life of their
patrdn saint, St, Margaret of -An-tlooh,
who went about doing good,
Air-raid Wardens
And Communications
Group To Take Oath
Mayor Worden E. Winne will
wear in Frceport/s alr-rnid ward-ens
and those who have enlisted in
he communications division of the
31vll Defense Council at patriotic
exercises to be held in the audl-xirium
of the Columbus ave. school
Lhls Friday "JilHliC..T)icye- will- be a
patriotic program nnd the general
public is invited (o nttendr:v:
The doors will open at ?t?0. The"
Freeport High School band, directed
by J. MaynaTd Wettloufer, will ar-rive
at 7:45 and provide a program
before the formal program gets
underway. The exercises will start
with the advancement of the; colors
after which the salute to the Flag
will #be given. .
William Tlrrell, chairman for the
evening, will deliver a few words
of greetings, and. then Intro'dupe
Rev. T. H. Fenner Takes
Virgin!?
Frederick W.
likewise for those engaged in the
communications division. After all
have taken the oath, Herman O.
Dunker, defense* director for Free-port,
will be presented. He will out-line
the objectives of the council
and explain how everyone In the
village can <&b his or her part la
promoting the safety of tl^e; com-munity
should an emergeno^larlse.
Sherman Moreland jr., of' Bock-ville
Centre, Nassau County Com*
mander of the American Legion*
and head of the airraid service in
the county* will be the final speak-er.
The program will be concluded
by the showing of motion pictures
depleting the damage done by air-raids
In England and othA^placea.-
Oirector T&hitehouse has about
The Hirst F@i?ner, son
of Mrrsnd Mrs. Raymond B. Fen-ner^
of 314 -North Long 'BaacE av-
Missj M
amlrej- daughter of-
The Reov, William
Mr. Fanner was graduated from
Roanoke College, In Salem, and
met his bride while a student there.
Be recently was ordanied as a Lu-theran
minister at services In the
Ohrist Church here, and now is
pastor of the Muhlehburg Church
in Barrlsonburg, Va.
8OCTB NASSAU
8LATZ BBCOMMENDEO 4
Officers -of - th@^%jadi«s -Auxiliary
of the 6)outh Nassau OommunlUes
Bospltal will 6e elected at .the an-nual
meeting on Tuesday,
The proposed, slate as recommenced
by Mrs. Barry. Jg. Mason, .chairman
of the nominating: committee com-prlsea:
Mrs. JoaepK,;S. .Oalio,
Mr& R BL* intsr and
MrK y&rmus, recprd-
Raymond ?kyung,
and M^s. William Stroh-of
hospital su%;plles,
munlcatlons Division.
Leaders of the— various sections
Amateur ra6Ub7"7Smea Bill;
Marine rajio, -Oeorge ^J,_ Smith;
Service rand maintenance; John
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Carman;
represehtatiyes, Howard "??
and (Predericlc Birsh; telephone?—^
operations, couriers andnpages, Mrs.
Curtis T. Brail.
Court
Plons Two Events
Mans for a reception to new
members next Tuesday and a social
on Monday night, Nov. 0%iwere
made at a meeting of court Stella
Maria, CJD. of A., Monday night
in Our Boly Redeemer" School Miss
Prances Salman, the regent, pre-sided,
VJ
She appointed Mrs. Mabel Monm,
Mrs, Bthol Whitbck, JLouise
Blewett, (Mrs. Rose Coco, Mrs. Joan
Olacken, (Mrs, Selan Counlhan
Miss Agnes Zeiman to plan for
the .membership
(Mary
Fassett,
Ewlya Doughterty end
Goodman were
forthe social.
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