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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
Succeeding Against Fearful Odds

| II just received your big letter and was
surprised at the number who answered
my request for stove ana washing ma
chine. Dear friend. feel am going to
have my want fulfilled at last. I shall
answer each letter at once and let you
know as soon as l receive same.
MRS. ]. T. P.'
Another old AMI tried colleague who
merits all we have done and all we may
do for her.
She has struggled nobly to make home
in new region. and is succeeding spleii-
didly against fearful odds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
SOCIETY AND HOME TOPICS FOR WOMEN


An
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Dance Mr. and Mrs MarksMorning Gard Partyother
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28
Echoes

Il asked for quilt PIECES and sheet mu-
sic. l got the music and quilt pieces And
some lovely reading material christian
Science). have tried to acknowledge all
letters. etc. To DE sure that have
thanked everybody Interested in me.
wish you to print this or part of 1t.
MRS. L. R."
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-28

A personally conducted tour, in which
the advance man" and l We're the prin-
cipal characters, yesterday revealed
some interesting facts about the stag
ing and the production of the wonder
full moving picture, Quo Vadis," which
will be seen here at the Bijou next
week
Mr. Howard Gale, who is closely
identified with the interests of Cohan
& Harris, who in turn themselves have
an interest with Mr.. George Kleine,
the American representative of the
Cines company of Rome. in this beau
tiful picture, IS an Alabama man who
has from a brilliant journalistic career
evolved into his present interesting
position.
Mr.. Gales uncle, Mr.. John L. Rapier
of the Mobile Register, laid the foun-
dation for his education, which Is
broad, comprehensive and efficient.
He is a most entertaining and de-
lightful talker and is thoroughly up on
theatricals and especially the movies, .
which as we all know are the most
popular form of stage entertainment
now in existence.
While the moving picture show owes
its popularity chiefly TO the wonderful
mechanism that makes At possible, the
players who create the characters seen
on the screen have become as well
known and as well liked as those of
the legitimate drama.
Although it is silent drama as re-
vealed to the public. the personality
of the player is important a factor
as in regular stage production.
The greatest actors that could be
found in all Italy," said Mr.. Gale,
were secured to take the leading
parts in the production of Quo Vadis.'
The most salient feature of the pro-
duction is the remarkable atmosphere
created by these players during the
time that it took to manufacture the
picture. BY that l mean making the
preliminary arrangements, selecting
the actors, casting the principal max
ing the films, staging and directing
And how long a time was that" l
asked
Eighteen MONTHS said Mr.. Gale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
SELECTING SCHOOL SITE
IN RARITAN TOWNSHIP

Metuchen, Feb. IA site TOR a
new school to be erected In Raritan
township was discussed at a meeting
of the Board OF Education of the
township Monday night. Joseph
~Brundage submitted a list OF five
possible sites. Two OF these are
located on the south side of Wood
bridge avenue, near Silver Lake ave-
nue.; q third faces on Silver Lake
avenue, and the other two are on the
Aorth side of Woodbridge avenue,
near Plaintield venue One of the
last two is a corner lot.
William A. Spencer, clerk of the
board, said the title Is not clear to
the land where the present school
stands as 1t was given to the free
holders in the early days to be used
'either for burial purposes or as a
military training ground" This, he
said, would interfere with the sale
of bonds.
Another meeting Of the board will
be held at the Piscataway school
next Monday night to further consid-
er the matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
T0T1ENviLlt

MI. and Mrs. Harry E. Nance.
who are the Hotel McAlpin for the
winter, and Mr.. and Mrs. e. Stewart
Nance. Of Manhattan, formerly of
this place, passed through here Sat
urday in the latter's touring car on
their way up from .Hazlet, N. J.
They stopped at the home of Mrs. H.
e. Manee's parents IN Arents avs
Tue
Mrs. r. Hoehn visited In Perth
Amboy yesterday.
Geofge Haines. of Main street. Ia
slowly recovering.
William F'randsen. who served
time in the Philippines in the u. S.
Cavalry, has enlisted again, this
time in the navy and has gone TO
Mexico.
st. Pauls Cadets held q drill last
night in the chapel. After the drill
game of indoor baseball was played.
The second district court at Sta
pleton is closed, because Magistrate
Marsh is in the 9Th district court,
Brooklyn, this week, relieving one OF
the judges there.
Huguenot Chapter. No. B8, Order
Eastern Star, meet tonight.
Washington Council, Daughters of
Liberty, mel last night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
SAyREv!l L.

Mrs. Frank De More was a guest
on Monday night of Nosaskin Club,
which met at the home OF Miss Car.
lotta Simonson in South River.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith went
to Trenton to attend a meeting OF
the grand lodge of the Pythian Sis
terhood and the knights of Pythias.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Apologize was taken to one
Of the New Brunswick hospitals this
week suffering from pneumonia.
The little one is in d critical condi-
ton.
The Junior League OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church met this
afternoon In the Sunday school
room.
The regular mid-week prayer
meeting will be held this evening in
the Methodist Episcopal church.
The choir of the Methodist Epis-
copal church will meet for special
practice tomorrow night at the home
of Mrs. j. II. Beerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Bishop and
son, Dewitt, Jr.. of New Brunswick.
we're the guests OF their sister. Mrs.
Lem DisbroW on Tuesday,
The bowling games are postponed
until next week on account of the
Mission in Our Lady OF Victories
church.
Leonard Knuff, who has been con
fined to his home for some time with
a badly mashed hand, is beginning
to show some improvement.
The SayreyilIe Cunning Club are
preparing for a contest on the Sayre
and Fisher field in East Main street
Saturday.
The Epworth League OF the
Methodist Episcopal church will
hold a birthday sociable after the
business meeting on Friday evening.
Charles Dugan was the Tuesday
guest OF friends in New York city.
Moving picture show tonight at
Aligair's hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
AOUEH0NGA INDIAN FAIR
PLANS SEVERAL EUcHRES

At a meeting Of the fair commit
tee of the AquehoDga Indian fair last
night, further plans for the event to
be held In April were discussed, Will
liam Robedee. president Of the fair
committee presided at the meeting
and heard good reports from the
various heads of the booths. Many
donations are coming in and every
thing points to the success of the at
AIR.
"our euchres will be- held within
next few weeks for the benefit
or the booths. The first n will be
for the~beneft of the apron booth, Of
which Mrs. William Robedee, is
chairman, on Monday night, March
3. The next will be on Friday night,
March 10, for the variety bOath, of
which, Miss Harriet Pateman is
chairman. The fancy booth of which,
Mrs. . w. Wood, Is chairman Is 60
ing to have two. One will be on the
afternoon of March 81, and the other
will be in the evening of April l, All
will be held at the clubhouse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
U AmBOY

Rev. N. r.. Webb, of Union Valley
NJ. p. church, spent yesterday with
friends In South Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph jackson OF
upper Broadway, returned home yes
terday afternoon from a two weeks
soiourned with friends In Yonkers,
N. Y.
Frank S~wiatkoski, of Stevens ave-
nue., was a Matawan visitor y~ester-
day afternoon.
DIR. J.. C. Albright, of Broadway,
was in Newark yesterday.
Counsellor J.. p. Lloyd, OF Mata-
wan, was a local visitor yesterday.
Among those from this place In
New York yesterday was Mrs. Mary
f. Smith. of Bordentown
Robert Dykes, of Yonkers, N. Y.
who was stricken with paralysis a
few weeks ago is slightly improved.
Mr.. Dykes is QGste we'll kaaWn In
this city, having resided here about
twenty-five years ago.
The funeral of Ephraim Griffin,
will be held at 100 o'clock tomorrow
Thursday afternoon at the house
and 2 O'Clock at the Baptist church.
His former fellow-workmen are In
vited to attend.
yesterday were: Warren HanseIl, Of
Mechanicsville. Mrs. John Perkins,
Of David street, Mrs. p. r. Kenah, of
Broadway, Charles Dziekan, of Pine
avenue, Mrs. Edwin Roddy Of Fourth
street, Mrs. Leon Cozzens, OF Stevens
avenue, Mrs. ]. T. Dill, Of Fourth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
ROOSEVELT

William Coughlin Of F. street, went
to Paterson Tuesday to attend the
funeral OF John McGoldrick.
Mrs. Joseph Mullan and children
of Philadelphia are the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. James MulIan of Wood
bridge avenue.
Frank Williamson OF Elizabeth,
was a local visitor Monday.
Mrs. Charles Roth of Woodbridge
avenue. spent Monday in New York.
Mrs. Orphal of Longfellow street,
spent Monday In New York.
Miss Olive Sheridan of Wood
bridge was q Paterson visitor Tues
day.
Mrs. l.. Bradford of Railway ave-
nue. spent Tuesday In Elizabeth.
Peter Finnegan OF Chrome ave-
nue., was an out of town visitor Tues
day.
Michael Bradley of Railway avenue
spent Tuesday In Newark.
John Donaghue OF Atlantic street,
entertained his sister Tuesday.
Thomas F. Burke. of Emerson
street, and Patrick Burke of Chrome
avenue have gone to Brooklyn to at
tend the funeral Of their mother.
Mrs. j. Holland OF Atlantic
street, has gone to Elizaeth to at
tend the funeral of her rother.
Howard Lyons Of Newark was a
local visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. S. FABIAN of B street spent
Tuesday in Perth Amboy.
Miss b. Deber of Woodbridge ave-
nue., spent Tuesday In Elizabeth.
Mrs. A. Marks of Atlantic street,
spent Tuesday In Perth Amboy.
Mrs. John Glynn of Chrome ave-
nue., spent Tuesday in New York.
Mrs. Jenkins, of Washington ave-
nue.. spent Tuesday In Newark.
Thomas Slugg of Railway avenue,
spent Tuesday in New York.
Mrs. D. Kelly of Atlantic street,
spent Tuesday In New York.
Frank Davis Is Ill at his home In
Lafayette street.
Mrs. George Phelps OF Emerson
street, spent Tuesday In New York.
Mrs. George Young OF Perth AM
boy was a local visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Lofts Of Elizabeth,
was visiting friends In town Tues
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
PICTURESHOWS
ARE DISCUSSED
Thought Club of Report Had
interesting Program.
pecloI % ne EVENING NEWS.

special 20 the EVENING NEWS.
keypOrt. Feb. 19.-The Thought
Club was entertained Monday eve
ming at the home Of Miss Evsngeline
Il. Wharton. Of KeKarny street. Mo
ton pictures and their effects on the
community were discussed.
The programme was as follows:
Music. Miss Evangeline Wharton.
Paper. Origin OF Moving Picture,
Miss p. Warne.
Paper, Are they Beneficial to the
Public, Miss Margaret Shreve.
Solo, Miss Lollda DeGroff.
Paper, History of Moving Pictures
In keyport, Miss Bessie Carhart.
Paper, Narrate a Story once seen
at the Surf, Miss Annie Tilton.
Paper, In What Way are Movies
Progressing? Miss Flora Bedle.
Original paper, Experience OF a
Coon In a Watermelon Patch. Miss
Ola NJ. Conkiin.
Roll call.
Among those present were Misse,
Ola NJ. Conklin, Nan Mckinney, Mar
garet Shreve, Beulah Morris, Lolita
Detroit, Annie l.. Tilton, Florence
Wiesenauer. Elsie NJ. Curtis, Edith
Y. Walling. Ella Arrowsmith, Miss
Hartung, Hiida Schanck and Evan
geline 3. Wharton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
JAMESBURG

Miss Cora GilIiand of upper James
burg, at the Liberty theatre Monday
evening was awarded the gold piece
by Manager Thomas Peterson.
The tenth annual Colonial Supper
will be given on Friday evening in
the chapel of the Jamesburg Presby-
terian churcn.
Benjamin Everitt Cole Is confined
to his home by Illness.
Mrs. John berwick and son Archt-
bald, of Half Acre, were entertained
Monday. by Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick l..
Dey, of Augusta st7eet-
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Douglas
spent Sunday as guests Of George
Hoffman of Half Acre.
Mrs. Cleveland WINS, Is confined to
her home with an attack OF the grip
Mrs. Mary McVey and daughter,
Miss Eta McVey, of Vine street, are
i'll at their home.
Mrs. Jacob Hausser Is suffering
from an injured finger.
Mrs. John Whitlock, OF Monroe,
Hes very i'll at her home.
Harold Morgan. the vaudeville &C
tor. will stage a show In Lange's
hall Saturday night. He is a brother
of Mrs. william Richart, of Gatz-
mar avenue and Is home on q visit.
Tracy Ferris Whftlock, a daughter.
the first child, has arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Whit
lock, OF upper ~Jamesburg.
George Marti, assistant engineer at
the State Home for Boys, Is confined
to his home with the grip.
Superintendent and Mrs. John G.
Kalleen, of the State Home for Boys
arrived home yesterday after a
pleasant vacation spent Ia Florida
and points south.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart King, former residents,
greeted the latter this week on their
return for a brief visit. They are at
present located at Fort Wayne, Ind.
John Monahan, Sr. who was strlck-
en- Saturday with commissions and
whose condition was considered crit
ical, is rapidly recovering at the
home Of his son, John Monaban, Jr.
in Lincoln n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
SOUTH RIVER

Mrs. f. j.. Won Blarcom Ia visit
ing her sister In Montgomery. N. Y.
Miss Hazel Bennett has returned
to her home In Long Branch. She
was n guest OF her cousin, Miss En-
ma Parkinson.
DR.. and Mrs. A.. II. Allen, of Phil
adelphia. spent the week end with
her mother, Mrs. Emma Ten Brock.
Mrs. II. NJ. Wilson. of Perth AM
boy, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. T. Wilson.
John Fee has purchased a 1913
model Mermer. He ofrmerly drove
a Cadillac touring car.
Charles Armstrong Will give a re-
cital of David Copperfleld In the
Methodist church on Wednesday
evening, February rs.
Henry Burkhart, an inmate of the
Old Ladies' Home at karney, spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Lindberg at the Washington
hotel.
have returned home from a pleasant
visit spent in the city of Newark.
Miss Ella Jane Peterson is conva
leSCfng from her recent attack or lii
ness, which has confined her to the
home of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Hermann, several weeks.
The Circle of Kings Daughters
will celebrate their 23rd Anniversary
In the basement Of the M. f. church
on Wednesday evening, February 10.
William Morgan will be master of
ceremonies.
The factory and stock of the New
York Iron and Metal Company, To-
Gated on Hillside avenue. and which
went into the hands of a receiver
last summer, will be sold next Satur-
day at public sale.
Members of the Nosaskin Club
held q delightful valentine party
Saturday night at the home of Mrs.
Ivan Morgan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION TO MEET

The mid-winter convention OF the
Richmond County Sunday School AS
ISOLATION will be held at St. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal church Totem
Vile, tomorrow night. President
Stanton will preside.
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged. 1t will include discussions
on the following subjects: Teaching
of Morals In Sunday School," by A.
S. Lyman, superintendent of the
Presbyterian Sunday school. Staple
ton; debate on Graded Va. Interna-
tfonal Lessons" In which Superin-
tendent Schwab of the Brighton
Heights Sunday school will champion
tho International lessons and Super
intendent Doremus of Emmanuel
Sunday school, Westerleigh, the
graded lessons; Securing Attend
ance and Punetuality" by George w.
Cole, superintendent of Great Kills
Meravian Sunday school and Uses
of Rewards in Sunday school work"
speaker to be announced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
EVENING TRADE
SCHOOL HERE
TottenviiIe School Now De-
signated as Such.

At the last meeting of the Board of
Education of New York City the Tot
tenville evening school was designat-
ed to be hereafter called the Totem
willie Evening Trade School. Diplo-
mas under the seal of the Education
Department are to be given for ehi-
cheney In completing any course In
the school The diplomas will show
that the required technical know
ledge and skill has beer gained by
the owner of such and will be ac-
knowledged as such among other
trade schools,
Instead of ninety sessions during
the year there will be 100 thus CIV
ing more time to the earnest student
to complete the work mapped out.
The class In clay modelling Is to have
more comfortable quarters. An easel
and modelling boards for each pupil
and the old-tlme clay with the damp
ness and wet coverings are to be done
away with. In the place of clay Plss-
thine will be used. This remains
plastic for 20 years or more. Regis
tration Is limited.
The trades now taught In the
school are Terra Gotta and Architee-
tural Draughting, Mechanical Draw
iras, Machine Draughting and Applied
Machine Design. Terra Gotta and
Cassie Art Modelling. Model Making,
Plumbing, Electric Wiring and In
stallation, Gas Engine and Automo-
bile Instruction, Carpentry and De-
~corative Metal Etching, Stenography
and Typewriting, Sewing and Dress
making and Trade DressmakinB.
Registration Is limited to residents
OF New York city and employees of
the local industries not residents of
New York city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
REV.H.E.CURTS
is TO RETURN
st. Paur's Church Gives Una
nimous Call.

Rev. DR.. B. f. Randolph, district
superintendent of the Elizabeth dis
trfct of the Newark conference at
the fourth quarterly conference of
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
church, held at the parsonage in
Amboy avenue. T~ottenviile, heard
good reports from various officers
of the church and Sunday school.
Rev. Fl. Eugene Curtis, pastor, who
received the unanimous vote for his
return at a previous conference. had
the vote confirmed again at this time
Rev. M. Curtis gave an excellent &C.
count of his work during the past
year, which shows the church In a
better condition. both financially
ard otherwise, since he came here.
Ihirty-three new members were
taken in during the past year.
Rev. Mr.. Curtis came to Totem
Vile In April 10, 1911. He has al
ways been active In the church work
and recently raised about $500 by q
house to house canvas of the MEM
bers of the church for the current
expenses. 1t Is without n doubt
that he will be returned here again
by the Newark conference next
month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
KEYPOR1

The tugboat wheeler" succeeded
In breaking through the ice for a
considerable distance at this place
yesterday morning and towed a brick
barge from a position above the
draw bridge In Matawan creek.
Miss Marion Roberts, a student at
the Trenton State Normal school,
who Is practice teaching at Plain
field, was the guest over Sunday OF
her father, DIR. d. Il. Roberts of First
street.
William Chadwick left on Sunday
for Lakewood, where he will enjoy
a much needed rest.
Miss Lottie Angleman of Broad
street has taken q position In Chad
Wick's store in Front street, during
the absence of the proprietor.
Miss Mary Beers who several years
ago spent some time at this place
has rented q part of the Mrs. s. J
Arrowsmith house in Main street
and will make her home here.
Gordan Schanck of Main street, Is
suffering from the effects Of a badly
sprained left ankle. Mr.. Schanck
took his chances In the lineup of a
friendly basketball match on the
Keyport Yacht Club court about a
week ago with the above results.
Joseph NJ. Wailing OF Atlantic
street, left yestteraay~far~Aew York
| city, where he will enjoy a feWrtS.s
| with relatives.
David c.. waiting Jr. Of Cnurcl
street, was a New ork city visitor
Tuesday.
Aubrey Durrea of Osborne street
has been enjoying some time visiting
his sister Mrs. Albert Reddan of New
York city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
WOODBRIDGE

Mrs. William l.. Harmed was a
Perth Amboy visitor Tuesday morn
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Valentine, left
Saturday for q trip to Old Point Com
fort, Va.
Mrs. John Williams spent Tuesday
morning in Perth Amboy,
Mrs. Arthur Lee, spent Tuesday
morning in Railway.
George Brewster was an out Of
town visitor Tuesday.
Peter Griener, Jr.. has taken the
position in the post office, recently
resigned by Arthur Peterson.
Mrs. Il. II. Boynton visited out of
town Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Max Lemberg spent Tuesday
afternoon In Railway.
Miss Lulu Kelly was an out of
town visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Valentine visited in
Railway Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Carolyn Valentine Is Ill at her
home in Green street.
Mrs. Compton vas a Railway Wis
itor Tuesday afternoon.
The ladies of Presbyterian church
held a sewing meeting at the home
of Mrs. William Demarest in Railway
avenue, Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Halle Longstreet. was the
guest Of Sewaren friends Tuesday
evening.
A. J.. Huber IL confined to his
home In Main street. with an attack
of grip.
The Builders Society o fthe M. E.
church was entertained by Mrs. Ar
thur Liddie in West Main street,
Tuesday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
MATAWAN

Mrs. J.. l.. M. Dominick and Miss
Dominick were Perth Amboy visit
ors Tuesday.
Miss M. L.. Terhune and Miss
Helen Terhune returned from their
Ecnthern trip Tuesday.
,u~ N5--.S.rk entertained at
The Misses -
an Eat home Tuesday afternoon In
honor OF Mrs. William V. Clark. OF
F1atbush. Over one hundred guests
We're present.
Miss Marion Fountain spent Tues
day out of town.
Charles Barker was a New York
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Y. Clark,
OF Flatbush, spent Tuesday with the
Misses lark.
Mrs. James Avery was "A New
York visitor Tuesday.
The Misses Clark, of Long Branch
were MatawAn visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Wallace, of New York
city, spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles e. Clark.
George Clark, of South Amboy.
was Il visitor here Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
PLEASANT PLAINS

Cornelius Rodner. of Freehold,
formerly of this place, vas In town
yesterday.
Miss Mabel Wood visited In Perth
Ambov yesterday.
william s. Van Clief. of Port
Richmond was at his lumber yard
here yesterday.
Henry Staudt, a machinist. who
was burned out In a fire that de-
stroyed a garage In which he was
employed In Manhattan, Is home
with his parents for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Zandt of
the Bronx, were In Prince Bay yes-
terday.
Chauncy La Forge and William
Nance were IN Perth Amboy last
night. =.
William O'Neil, Of Jersey City.
was a visitor In Huguenot yester-
day.
A monthly meeting OF Amicitia
Hook and Ladder Company will be
held tonight In It's quarters In Ant
boy venue
Molly Stark. Council. Daughters
OF America, meet tonight.
U. s. Grant Lodge. colored,
Knights of Pythias. meet tonight.
Court Rossyille, Foresters of
America, meet tomorrow night.
VeHh the 10 aos% "a ara ~, m vA 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-19
ENDEAVORERS
IN CONVENTION
Staten island Union to Meet
Tomorrow.

The spring convention OF the Sta
ten Island Christian Endeavor Union
will be held at Kingsley Methodist
Episcopal church Stapleton tomor-
row. There will be two sessions
commencing at 3.45 o'clock In the af-
ternoon and at 8 O'Clock at night.
President Reinhard Groeltng will
preside. An excellent program has
been arranged.
In the AFTERNOON the program will
include addresses on the Endeavor-
er and Epworthian In Relation to
their Lord; Relation to the church;
Relation to their Country; Respon-
sibilities to the hon-chureh-going
and Responsibilities to the Region
Beyond.
In the evening Rev. DR.. Shepard
of the Port Richmond Baptist church
will make, an address. Supper will
be served between the two sessions
by the Kingsley ladies'. South Bap-
list Christian Endeavor and Bethel
Epworth League Tottenville Will be
represented by a delegation.