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Mastic Items of interest M rs. lrm« lUvin, ATliuitlc 1-8161 John Danie l Eppni . -on of Mi. :inii Mi - . I eonard 1'lpjtiu o! ' Fult on A\ i 'i\ii \ , n a- chi. h-ncd at 1- • in. S ,nl i\ m SI. .I. >hn\ Episcopa l ( lii. *\ '• m i < iil \i \loi ichc- w it 1: ! ' , .i' II ' \ . \\ l' ar i 1 Ki ' i' o ' - tii i: *; i L 1 he uod pii rv it* aie Mi ¦ i ' .1 Mi- U , i !uul Oldham ol Slur- l ex . ! ..Ilow iim the c' ei.iom . a ! ' it I \ , l hu n party wa s hold at th *' i pji L - ln 'in. . < iuc-ts w ct i' Mr and Mi- Cmuc Oldiia ' i ' ..v.d -on. An- llnniv and I ' rumhtoi. l. ' ooruann Mi. .y nd Mi s . I)ani \ l Oldluun and < !uld, cii . Darnel , Kosrmai v and I' lnnuhA . Mi s . M M mvi Oldham. Mi. and Mi s . Adam Eppm of Mas- !n : Mi. and M is l!u hard Oldham ; MK 1 -i»n . Kicky of Shirley ; Mr. and Mi- . Edward William - and elrld- i ( ii , \Yen<h. Coit-cn and horn of Mano -wll- ; tli - Re\ Mi . Kih' of Cci n i Mi \ le ' n - . and Job T- . hi otln • - . I. i oiiard and Robert , and si- tei . 1 ' ail H la. The hab\ l ecven - ( .l e an\ h>\ <\ u ift- . Mr. and Mi- . \\ esh \ 1 ' oyi! and s, ¦ 11 . .lame . of Sunm-ide -pent tile wteke 'id .u th eir home on Bah y- h n S;ieet .lolm i; mamata of Ma-t e Bou- 1, \ ai d i- a patient in Bay\ iew di'tiera l Ho spital m M - i-tie Beaeh. M< . and Mr- . Edwaid Niel sen :\vd -on. Edward , and daughters , Judith ami Katie, of Brooklyn -pent hi weekend at their cottage mi \ u nor, \ venue. Then guesi wa s Mis . Edna Bi^-ell of Brook- ]\n. M* and Mrs . Law rence Filber- lo :iin. ihihlieii. Lawrenc e , .lames , Mark . Ki haid and .J oanne, of Comnuu k were mie-ts Jul y 1 of Air. and Mi s . Hay Sharp of Baby- Ji .n Si net. Richaid remained at the S' l .irn home to spend a w eek' s \ ai - .it :i n ami Sharon Sharp re- l. , inc ( , 1 I 'liu witli the Eilbertos t -pe'ul a week a- then guest. On S' .nd ' . ' i . Mr . and Mrs. Sharp . i ,! ! ' .. •* i ' \ were luncheon ii lest - . • ' Mi ai L ! Mi s . Calvin Have of i \ - - * ' t A l* . 1 > ' •* Col 1 n- and daug hters i ' e ** . * ii Kathlei v . of Brookl yn .. e -o * i \u the Summer at theii \* M dlai'd Avenue. Mis W' . ' .ir. e Kneff of Brooklyn w.i- ..: ' .ei home on Oi ean Avenue o\ e' :!• ' w < ekerd. M >;i lay. Mr. and Mr- . William I . 'i !i>i re . of Broadway entertained < \! * r.iL . h; uuests h\i - si-ter . M i- . It p uetl. and daughter. Maria. and -o 'i, Kobeit. of Thonoto-as-a. 1 ' * . Mis. Fiank Molfese and sons . I' r.t 'ik and Denni- . and thi ir nep h- e\\ . Th 'in is Keenand. of New York ( ' y aie spending wo wei k- ' \aia- ti ' n a * th. e Mol* ' e-e home on South- avi n \\ emit\ Mi-- Donna. Atkin-on of Broad- v i\ h it la-t 1 nur. -day h y tram ; i Ta'inu. Fla.. to vaeation at the 1 >mt of Mi. and Mrs . C !* , a r 1 e - * • lhiil \ n. Mi- . Haihm i- the foi- n' ii * Mi- s Catheiine Pollaek. <! i u- . ii * \i* of Mr. and Mi- . William 1 id.n k of Broach- , a\. Mr . and Mrs. Henry Schroeder of Brooklyn retui nod home aftei spc-nd'ng the -weekend at theii 1 >m< on Midland Avenii\ . Mr- . Catheiine Meir tt of We.t [-lip wa s a Fourth of .Jul y yuost of Mi. and Mi.s. Richard Davm of Vernon Axenue. Saturday lunch- eon guests ot Mr. and Mi s . Davin u * iie lik hard Reynolds of Brook- lyn and M ' astu* Beach and Mls. s Patricia Bachokas of Mastic Beach. In the evening the Davin- entertauied Mr- . Katlnyn Maroni and son , Step lrui , of Woadside. and Richard Fitzsimni oiis of .la maica K-tate- . \'isitoi at the Da- \ in 1 om* - Sunday were Albeit Cer \eia of the Bronx; Richard Flicka ol Shirley ; Matthew Dooley and -on. Matthew , of We.s bury , and Mis. Maioni and son , Stephen , of Jamaica. On Monday , the Bavins had a dinner guest- Mr. and Mi- . Matthew Dooley and MH ' M , Mat then and Francis , and daughto! Helen , of We stbury. Muss .Maria Burnett of Thonotosasha, Fla., was a guest Monday of Mih . s Sharon D*n in. Yngmia. and Ellen Detliiu; of Classen Avenue are spending two weeks ' vacation w ith Mi- . Faye Thiush of Brooklvn. Sunday guests ot Mr. and Mr- YVilham Funis of Vernon Avenue were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Famis and daughters. Susa n and Catherine oi Levittown; Mr. and M'r s . EiBvard Funis and son , Fred, and daugh- ter , Jean, and Mrs. .Alary Brad y ot the Bronx . A bn thday party in honor of Leonard Kpp iy, Jr., was held re- cently at the home uf his parents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E ppig, Sr., of Fulton Avon le. Leonard ( Lee ) celebrated his ninth birthday. The party was held ' outdoors and re- freshments included a lovelv birth- day cake. Games were played and prizes were awarded to the win- ners. Guests present w ere .Airs. Daniel Oldham and children , Dan iel , KoM'tnary and Timoth y. Mi- ami Airs. Geoige Oldham and children. Georg*ann and Anthony. Airs. Akiruaret Oldham , and Kath\ Roberts of Mhstie; Airs . Richard Oldham and son, Rick y, of Shir- ley ; Airs - . Edward William. - a n d children . Wendy. Coreen and Lor- ri. of Manorvill e: Lillian Aiello of Moriches; Janice and Lupe Ma- deiras of Mastii Beach, and Lee ' s sister, Patiicia and brothers , Rob- ert and John. The Alastie Fire Denartment Band and Majorettes took third place in the parade held in Pat- ihogue , July 4. They competed agrain-t Id other hands i\nd were awarded a trop h y and $2\ ). . Air- . Josep h Grogan and son . Joseph and daug-hter. - , Jo-Ann . Di- ane . Carol and Patricia, of Brook- lyn aie spending the Summer at their home on ALd' .and Avenue . Air. Grogan spends the weekend*- * here. All. and Airs. Edward Kasold and sons , Bruce, Rick y and Craig of Fayetteville . X. C , were guests five days last week of Airs. Gro- gan. Bruce , Ricky and Craig* re- mained at the Grogan home to spend six weeks ' vacation while their parents motor to California. Weekend guests of Air. and Air- . Grogan were their -on , Edward Grogan and daughter . Miss Jessie Grogan . of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Marry Faulker. and Ai rs. Alaieii Kasold of East Rockaway. J- !irthda\- celebrated th's week w ere : Jul y 8 — John Shim'inski of Hawthorne Street , and David Knight of Washington Avenue; .lily 1*2 — Ahs. John Weremchuk of Franklin Avenue and Anna Coords of Dana A\ enue; July 13 Linda Breslin of Patchogai o Ave- nue , Edward Bucholz. Sr., of Broadway and Airs. Mildred Stein- man of Midland Avenue , and Jul y 1 1 — Edward Citarelli of Stuy- vesant Avenue. George Weremchuk of Balti- more , Aid., returned home after spending* a week' s vacati on with Lis parents , ALr. and Mrs. John Weremchuk of Franklin Avenue . Air. Weremchuk is employed as an engineer for Westing-house in Bal- timore . Guests last Wednesday of Air. and Airs. Weremchuk were then* daughter , Mrs. Bruce Giles and sons , Steven and Brian , of Se- tauket. A meeting* of the Moriches-Mas- tic-Shirley Democratic Club will be held at 8 p. m. 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' enter Moriches Free Public Li- brary on Mam Street announced the following people of this area displavii m * their work of art at the current Amateur Art Exhibi- tion which opened the end of June and will continue until July 29. \Composition \ by Walter Al- bertzard ; \Stone Wall\ by Don Barry; \Moods \ by Charlotte Boyle; \Pleasant Company \ by Mary Ferguson Burns ; \Autumn \ by Vera Cornell; \Winter Moon- light\ by Evelyn Edwards; \Mute Swans \ by Isabelle Corp ; \Suid Afrika \ by Mhrg-aret Dickson; \Variations of Wildfire \ b y Saul Feinbei-j ? ; \Old Barn \ by Mar- garet B. Flattery; \Fejo \ by Ann Frederick ; \Girl in Green Rock- ci \ bv Alta Mae Grimminger; \Child Study \ by Eleanor Hart ; \Ballerina \ by Mildred Hallock; \Portrait\ by Wilma Isseks; \Still Life by Monetta A. John- son; \Rasputin Trio \ by Reuben Kvares; \C 1 o u d y Morning—Ar- eskonk Creek\ by Wallace A. Mende; \Jo-Jo \ bv Zelda Nooger; \Maine Lobster Shacks \ b y Jody O'Connell ; \Watercolor \ by Marv Osbofln; \Goldsmith' s Boatyard\ by Nancy Reynolds; \Winter- scape \ b y Chris Robert; \Com- position Without Exp lanation \ by Cliffoid M. Roe-Raynor; \Dock- side \ by Bernadine Ross ; \White Carnations \ by Rose Savage ; \Russian Costume \ bv Josep h Stenard ; \Lilacs in Blue Pitcher \ b y Harriet Stone; \Seascape \ by Jacob C. Troost; \Morning in Yosemite \ by Viiginia Troost; \Fishnet ' ' by Margaret Tuttle and \Jesus \ by the Rev. William Wat- ers. The art exhibit is open daily (not including Sunday ) from 2 to 5 p. m. and evenings from 6 to 9 The exhibition is free to the pub. It was also announced that this month books on boating, sailing, repairing, outfi tting, navigation etc. are featured. Also the month- ly exhibition of boat racing and collections on old ships. Shirley and Mastic Acre s Mrs. Irm a Davin. ATlantic 1-8150 A surprise bridal shower in honor of Miss Theresa Citarelli was held June 27 at her home on Park Avenue. Hostesses were Mrs. Dolores Lindenfelser and Mrs. Mary Ann Serjeant. Buffet re- freshments were served and table decorations featured a bridal doll and a large cake inscribed , \Showers of Happiness. \ Guests were Mesdames Annie Grasso , Lillian Grasso , Mary Citarelli and Connie Baldwin of Bayshore ; Mrs. Dolores Lindenfelser and Mi*s. Hel- en Walker of Bellport ; Mrs. Gloria Halsarson , Mass Carol Goetz , Mrs. Evelyn Goetz , Mrs. E. Szabo , Miss Evelyn Rizzo and M'iss Jo- anne Rizzo of Lake Ronkonkoma; Mesdames Virginia Detling, Joan Markey, Ann Anderson , Grace Banducci , Nettie Conrov and Miss Laraine Lapham of Mjastic; Mrs. Josie Feldman of Queens; Mrs. Rose Coppola of Florida; Mrs. Rose Zuzerla , Miss Verna Ann Manghes and Mrs. B. Zuzerla of Mastic Beach; ' Mrs Elsie Citarel- li , Miss Ferry Lynn Reynolds and Mrs. B. Chichester of West Islip; Mrs. Frank Ma rkey of Shirley; Mrs. Theresa Corso , Mrs. Mary Cupo and Miss Theresa Corso of Brooklyn ; Mrs. Martha Dante of Central Isli p; Mrs. Lois Hayes of San Remo; Mrs. Joy Rogers of Sayville; Mrs. Frances Guasto of Roosevelt , and Mrs. Fannie Pulio of Rosedale. The bride to be re- ceived many beautiful gifts. Miss Citarelli will be married to Ray- mond Goetz of Lake Ronkonkoma , at 3 p. m. August 19 in St. Mary ' s Episcopal Church in Lake Ron- konkoma. Mrs . Matthew Micale and daugh - ters , Joy and Nancy, of Hoboken , N. J. spent a week' s vacation with Mil's. Micale ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chick , of Coventry Avenue. Mrs. Micale recently re- turned home from Fort Worth , Tex. and New Mexico , where she spent two weeks visiting relatives. Miss Mae Burke of Astoria was at her home on Broadway over the weekend. Her guests were Walter Devery and grandsons , Colin and Bruce Paye , of Astoria. Nancy Chesna recently celebra- ted her fifth birthday with a bar- becue held at the home of her parents , Mr. , and Mrs. Valentine Chesna of Mastic Boulevard . A beautifu l whipped cream birthday cake hig hlighted the occasion and refreshments were served. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mc- Nicholas and children , Eileen , Thomas and Patricia , of Islip; John Nechworth and son , John , Jr., of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Pat- rick Donohue and children , FIoi' - ence, Patrick and Douglas , of Shir- ley, and Nancy ' s sisters , Joyce and Denise, and brother , Roger. Mr. and Mxs. Salvatore Ainis of Ozone Park are enjoying a week' s vacation at their Summer home on Coventry Avenue. House guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ainis this week are Mr. and Mrs. S' . La Salle and children , Linda , Steward and Don- ald , of Ozone Park. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marto of Montauk Highway have as guests for a month her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Taccardi , of Phoenix , Ariz. Election of officers of the Tax- payer ' s Association of Mastic Acres and Shirley will be held at 8 p. m. Saturday at the clubhouse on Essex Circle. Mtembers are urged to attend ; refreshments will be served. Mr. and Mrs. William Peckardt have returned to West Palm Beach , Fla. after residing with their daughter , Mrs. Helen Miller of Tonopan Street , for a year and a half. Birthdays celebrated this week were: July 8— Ralph Giaquinto of Decator Avenue; July 9—Jo- Ann Podejko of Cypress Drive ; July 10 — Donna Mhrie Davis of Forest Avenue; July 12 — Joanne Bisogno of Mastic Road ; July 13 — Robert Ward of Wavecrest Drive , and July 14 — Lynn Mans- field of Sportsman Drive. Miss Loretta Chierico of Corona is spending a week at her home on Overlook Drive. Angelo Imbrie and son , Frank , of Woodside spent a few days the past week at their home on Rugby Drive. A teenage dance , sponsored by the Shirley Long Island Taxpay- er ' s Association will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow night at the club- house on Grandview Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Giaquin- to entertained at a barbecue July 4 at their home on Decator Ave- nue . Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Giaquinto and son , Ralph , Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Amato De Mita and daughter , Mariann , and son , Steven , of Shirley. Mrs. Gene Mecca and grand- children , James , Anthony and Jo- anne, of the Bronx are spending the Summer at the Mecca home on Ai'gyle Drive. Ralph Giaquinto , Jr., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Giaquinto , Sr., of Decantor Avenue , was chis- tened recentl y at St . Jude ' s R.C. Church in Mastic Beach with the Rev. Peter Baker officiating. The godparents are the baby ' s uncle and aunt , Josep h Giaquinto of Shirley and Miss Frances Conti of Brentwood. Following the cere- mony a lawn party and barbecue was held at the Giaquinto home. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. N. Conti of Brentwood and Mr. and Mtrs. Salvatore Gia- quinto and daughter , Helen , of Shirley. Mrs. Raymond Briant and daughter , Patricia , of the Bronx are spending the Summer at their home on Rugby Drive. Mr. Briant spends the weekends here. Also spending the Summer at the Briant home are Mtrs. John O'Con- nor and daughter , Doreen , of the Bronx. Mrs. John Nechworth of New York City is visiting her son-in- law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Chesna of Mastic Boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. John Nagle of Rugby Drive are entertaining as guests for several months , their daughter , Mrs. Thomas Mc Kevitt , and children , Patricia , Kathy, Mar- gie Ann , Michael and Thomas , of the Bronx. Mr. and M!rs. Vincent Graziano and daughters , Marie and Margie , of Flushing returned home after spending a week' s vacation at their Summer home on Coventry Ave- nue. Mrs. Frank Landers and son , Frank , and daughter , Mlary, of As- toria are vacationing at their home on Neptune Avenue . Mr . Landers spends the weekends here. Miss Faith Tidlund of New York City is spending two weeks as the guest of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Bertil Tidlund , of Coventry Ave- nue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Colotta of Queens were at their home on Coventry Avenue over the week- end. Mrs. Kitty Legron of Brooklyn is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lauer of Manor Drive. S pending the Summer at their home on Robinson Drive are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Briant and sons , James , Kevin , and daughter , Mau- reen , of the Bronx. SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS Shirley Senior Girl Scout Troop 109 met July 6' at the home of Miss Frances Weller on Clymer Place , Mastic. It was reported that Theresa Pascal , Joanne Turner and Barba- ra Barbeire marched in the Fourth of July parade in Mastic Beach. Other activities planned for the month include a barbecue to be held July 25 at the home of Miss Weller. The next meeting will be held at 7:30 p. m. Julv 14 at the home of Miss Genie Co ' llin of West End Ave» ' »'e , Shirley. The Walshes are living in a cot- tage on the Phillipson estate. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert C. Hal- stead , Jr., and Mr. and Mi\ Max- well L. Scott entertained nuest. - at the Westhampton Country Club recently. Mr. \ and Mrs. Willis B. Tuthill gave a lawn party and barbecue on the Fourth in celebration of Mrs. Ainslie Baird' s birthday. A long-awaited event here takes place today in the Home and Gar- den Tour conducted by the Rem- senburg Garden Club. Members of other garden clubs on eastern Long Island are expected to be on this much-advertibed tour of four of Remsenburg ' s beautiful homes and grounds. During the next three Sundays, the pulpit here will be supp lied by the Rev. John Rasberry, Chap- lain at the Suffolk Count y Air Force Base , who spoke here Me- morial Day and who is welcome into our midst. On August G , the new chap lain from the Air Force Base will preach here. Arrangements have been made to have a joint service hero with the East Moriches congregation on the last Sunday in August. To enable the East Moriches congregation to meet earlier dur- ing the month of August o*u r ser- vice will begin 15 minutes earlier than usual , or at 9:30 a. m. Owing to some mechanical trouble the church organ has not been operating properly the last two Sundays , but repairs are be- ing made and trust it will he back in full volume by next Sunday. \Forgiveness \ was the subject of M'r. Dickson ' s sermon Sunday morning. Because of difficulty with the organ the usual anthem was omitted. Several from here attended morning service at the Westhamp- ton Presbyterian Church Sunday to hear and to greet a former min- ister of that church , the Rev. John Hendrickson of Levittown. Last week' s church fair given by the Ladies ' Aid Society proved a success with receipts amounting to over $200 of which about $125 came from the food table. Those assist- ing were : food table—Mrs. Ethel- wyn Rogers , MJrs. Robert Moreland and Mrs. Mahlon Ketcham ; fancv- work—Mrs. Willis Tuthjll , Mrs. Ainslie Baird and Mrs. Griffing; attic treasures—Mrs. Henry Davis and Mrs. Sollace Good; jewelry and novelties—Mrs. Avis Chiches- ter; handkerchiefs—Mrs. Rensse- laer B. Dayton , and refreshments —Mrs. Edith Cook. JEWISH SERVICE CENTER MORICHES — The Jewish Center of the Moriches an- nounces that Rabbi David Coren of Huntington will officiate at to- morrow ' s service at 7:30 p. m. at the Center on Main Street. He will speak on \Jewish Religious Education. \ Love is an ocean of emotion sur- rounded by expanses of expenses. Home , to a small boy, is merely a filling station. Remsenburg and Speonk Willis B. Tuthill The Daniel A. Moody and the D. P. Langdon families are at their Summer home on the bay near the yacht club. Mrs. Langdon is a da./.ghter of Mr. and Airs . Moody. The latter are from Jamai- ca. New Summer homes are being built at the foot of Halsey Lane among the reeds and rushes which are filled to make land for lawns and driveways. One of these hous- es being built of brick is for Jos- eph La Mariana of Williston Park. Charles Spicer , formerly of this village , who recently completed his basic training at Fort Dix, ha.s been assi gned his first tour of duty in Germany. John W. Tuthill , III , who ha. - been at a naval base in Rhode Is- land , has been assi gned to a ship going to the Mediterranean with stops in Italy and other points in the Middle and Far East. John is the son of M' r. and Mrs. Elbridge Tuthill , now of Eastport , and the great-grandson of John W. Tuthill, Sr., builder of the Academy and principal of the private school con- ducted there after the Civil War. Walter Jayne has broken ground for a new home on a lot on the Jayne farm on Club Lane. His en- gagement to Miss Veronica Kruk has been announced by her par- ents , Mr . and Mrs. Stanley Kruk , of Manorville. No date for the wedding has been set. Mrs. Marguerite Tuthill and members of her family, including Walter Jayne and his fiancee , MJiss Kruk , enjoyed a Fourth of July get-together at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Algernon B. Jayne held July 2. Here this week are the Misses Ann and Louise Homer of Hamil- ton , Ontario , Canada , who are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ethan D. Alyea. The Rev. Gordon Dickson ' s vaca- tion begins Monday. He and Mrs. Dickson and their three children , in company with Mrs. Dickson ' s parents , the Rev. and Mrs. Donald Yule of Amagansett. will leave this week on a camping trip to New Brunswick , Nova Scotia. The Ladies ' Aid Society has dis- continued its meeting for the Sum- mer. The next one will be in Sep- tember. Mrs. Ruth Phillipsn of New ^ ork is now at her Summer home on Main Street. Frank Walsh , who has been in the employ of Mrs. Phillipson for 20 years , is here with his family recuperating from a six-month' s illness , including time in a hospital . ! THE ACRES RESTAURANT j a ¦ ITALIAN AND AMERICAN CUISINE S ¦ S Home Cooked Meals \ l ORCHESTRA EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT [ ¦ * . 625 MASTIC RD. :: ATlantic 1-7194 :: MASTIC BEACH ¦ \ \ r<MM«aMjui ¦¦¦¦•¦¦¦¦-¦-u-aa-aMaaaBaiiBa>aBB>a-aB-aMa-aBaaaaaBBaBaaaBBaaBaaaj ci Moriches Bay Area ST. JOHN S EPISCOPAL <i CHURCH Railroad Avenue , Center Moriches Rev. Willard I. Kile , Pastor SUNDAY 8:30 a. m.—Celebration of Holy Eucharist. 10:30 a. m. —Holy Communion , sermon and hymns. THURSDAY S p. m. —Choir ivh\arsal under the direction of Mrs. Carol Jur- gielewicz a n d organist , Mrs . George Schh y ler. CHRIST CHURCH OF THE FULL GOSPEL . ASSEMBLY OF GOD Canal Street , Center Moriches Salvatore Greco , Pastor TONIGHT 8 p. m. —Vacation bible school teachers ' meeting at home of Mrs. Helen Conklin at Crystal Beach , Moriches. FRIDAY 8 p. m. —CA service. SUNDAY 10 a. m. —Sunday School classes for all ages. Adult le.s . -on , \God' s Promised Deliver. \ Scripture set- ting Judges—Chapter 13—Rev. S. Greco , instructor. 10 a. m. — Teacher training class , O. T . survey course , under Richard C. Conklin , instructor , \The Life and Teachings of Christ. \ 11 a. m. — Morning worship. Music by church orchestra. 11 a. m. — Children ' s church service for children up to 7 years. 2:30 p. m. —Rev. Greco conducts services at Cedar ' Lodge Nursing Home. 0:30 p. m. —Orchesti*a rehear- sal under direction of Mrs. Jose- p hine Greco. 7 p. m. — Evening service. TUESDAY 8 p. m. — Prayer service. WEDNESDAY 8 p. m. — Bible study. Second Thes^alonians , Chap. 2. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE MORICHES Main Street and Rail Road Ave. Center Moriches SUNDAY No Sunda y School for July and August. 11 a. m. —Morning Worship. Rev. A. E. Abben , minister of Deer Park Presb j terian Church to deliver sermon. FIRST CHURCH OF COD IN CHRIST Railroad A\enue , Center Moriches Elder E. Burns . I' a.stor SUNDAY 10:30 a. m. —Sunday school. 11:30 a. in. — Moinii ti s ei\ue MONDAY 8 p. m. —Choir rdvar-al. TUESDAY 8 p. m. —Bible band and prasin \ * . WEDNESDAY 8 p. in. — Younu I\oii , c ' nb ' ht T1IURSDA , S p. m. —Pa. stoi nit - ht . JEWISH CENTER OP THE MORICHES Main Street . Center Mtu h hes Rabbi Reuben Blum FRIDAY 7:30 p. m. - Services. — Rahl i David Coren Hunti m*ton , -n mo t on Jewish religious ediu .it¦on. CENTER MORICHES METHODIST < HIRCH Rev . William II. Wat ers , Pastor Main Street , Center Moriches SUNDA Y 9 a. m. —Mornim; worshi p. No Sunday School for July and Aug- ust. ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST R. C. CHURCH Ocean Avenue , Center Mo* it lies Rev. Andrew Kiannann , PaMor SATURDAY 4-0 and 7:30-9 p. m. —Confes- sions. SUNDAY 8 p. m. —Hol y Name Society meets at the barn. Masses—7. 8. 9 , 10, 11 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. MONDAY 7:30 p. m. —Novena devotions in honor of th>- Miraculous Medal of the Blessed Virgin Marv. WEEKDAYS ' 7 and 8 a. m. mas-e- . BELL A.M.E. ZION CHURCH Railroad Avenue , Center Moriches Rev. Clinton C. Warren Minister SUNDAY 9:45 a. m. —Sunday school. 11 a. m. —Worship . seivhe . MONDAY 8 p. m. — Senior choir lvht-ar-al WEDNESDAY 8 p. m—Praver s C ivice. THURSDAY 7:30 p. m. —Junior choir lehear- sal. BIBLE PROTESTANT CHURCH Montauk Hwy., Moriches Rev. John Vignali , Pastor SUNDAY 9:45 a. m. —Sunday School. 11:15 a. m. — Morning Wois -hi p service. The Rev. Walter S. Pa- trick, a foi mer pastor of this church , guest speaker . 7:30 p. m. —Eveninti gospel ser- vice : Colored , sound film; \Teen- age Challenge. \ BIBLE PROTESTANT CHURCH Eastport-Manor Road Manorville Rev. John Vignali , Pastor SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. — Sunday school . 10:15 a. m. — Morning worship service. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Mastic Road , Mastic Beach Rev. Arthur W. Geidel , Pastor SUNDAY 8:15 a. m. — Divine worship. 9:30 a. m. — Sunday school for children of all ages . 11 a. m. — Divine worship. 11 a. m. — Nursery class. MONDAY 7:30 p. m. — Young People ' s Society. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m. —Senior choir rehear- sal. ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Mastic Beach Held at St. Andrew ' s Parish Hall , Neighborhood Road. Rev. Alfred T. K. Zadig. Vicar SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. —Family Eucharist. 10 a. m. —Church School. ST. JUDE'S R. C. CHURCH Neighborhood Road near Over- look Drive , Mastic Beach Rev. William J. Reilly, Pastor SATURDAY Confessions 4-5 p. m. and 7:30- 8:30 p. m. SUNDAY Masses . 7 , 8 , 9. 10 , 11 a. m. — 12:15 p. m. MONDAY' 8 a. m. — Mass. 8 p. m. — Novena to St. Jude and Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal. WEEKDAYS 8 a. m. — Mass. HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION Masses 7 , 8 , 9 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. DEVOTIONS , FIRST FRIDAY Benediction and Litany of the Sacred Heart after 8 a. m. Mass. BROOKFIELD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH South Stre -t and Wading Ri\er Road, Manorville John Freese , Lav Minister SUNDAY 9 a. m. — Worshi p service. SAINTS PETER AND PAUL R. C. CHURCH Eastport-Manor Road Manorville SUNDAY 9 a. m. — Mass. News of the Churches
