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Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
ITO CONFIRM GLASS OF 23
lat GRACE CHURCH TOMORROW

A class Of twenty-three will be
confirmed at the Palm Sunday morn
ing services which will be held at 10
O. clock tomorrow morning In the
Grace English Lutheran church in
Jefferson street The members of
the class will be publicly examined
in their catechism and Bible history.
The choir has also prepared special
music for this occasion.
Tomorrow mornings service will
start at 10 instead of 1890 o'clock.
Sunday school will be held at 2:30 in
Jefferson street and at 2 o'elock in
the Second Grace Lutheran Sunday
school at Brace and Carson avenues.
Young Peoples devotional services
will be held atT o'clock and regular
Sunday night service at 7:45 o'clock.
A meeting of the Mems Council will
be held Tuesday night at o'clock.
The Ladies Aid business meeting
which was scheduled to be held this
Thursday afternoon, April s, has been
postponed until April ~.
SpeciaI services will DE held on the
night of Good Friday at o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
"GYM NIGHT" A SUCCESS

The gymnasium was about packed
last night at the Gym night" exhibit
ton which was conducted under the
direction of Physical Director s. C.
Pew. During the early part of the
night the intermediate class gave a
wand drill. the junior leaders formed
pyramids; the senior leaders gave an
exhibition on the high bar and paral-
lels; tumbling was done by the junior
and senior leaders; a dumb bell drill
by the senior leaders and games by
the Junior classes. A ten minute wrest-
ling match between Jensen and Chris
tensen resulted in neither securing a
fall. A tug of war was held between
the Raritan Copper Work team and a
pickup" team. The latter winning
after some strenuous work.
A volley ball match between Neil
sens and Goldberger's teams resulted
in two straight victories for the for
mer, 21-15 and 21-20. Those on the
winning team were Nielsen, Greisen,
Klein, Wood. Madsen and Menaker.
The other team was composed of
Goldberger, War;, Pew. Fuller, Sharp
and Mason.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Reflections
By Vim. II. Bavden

them most, so long as they leave in
tact and unsullied those we love and
cherish. But when by wanton acts
they strike at these; when in the
course of human events 1t becomes
necessary for a people to maintain,
among the powers Of the earth, the
separate and equal station to which
laws of nature and OF natures God
entitle them; when a nation highly re-
solves that it shall, under God, have
a new birth of freedom and that
government of the people, by the peo-
pie, for the people shall not perish
from the earth; then 1t Is that every
man who loves the high and holy
cause Of freedom and liberty should
sink every other consideration in be-
half of that cause.
We appeal to the same God to
whom all the warning nations have
appealed. But we have this assur-
ance, which all of them have not.
namely, that freedom, equality and
liberty, political, social. religious, eco
nomic, are the things that are written
large in his Book and in his world.
and are the things for which he will
help us to contend. Privilege, auto
cracy, oppression, all such are pro-
scribed in that one, faroff divine event
toward which the whole creation Is
moving; and we are doing what we
can to hasten the day when we bring
as much of it to pass as possible right
now, maintaining 1t by right of arms
when necessary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
PATRIOTISM.

Tories, Copperheads or Pacifists, 1t
makes but little difference by what
name they have been called, in the
hour of storm and stress and the ma
tion's peril, whether century ago. a
generation ago or now, they are all
one. In mistaken zeal for a princi-
pie, a principle In which we all be-
heye but which circumstances that
We much deplore compel us to dis
count, they would take insult and in
jury lying down.
such a principle may we'll guide us
IN our individual affairs, when there
Is nothing to consider but self. But
when 1t comes to the invasion of our
homes and the destruction of our
property, in which the welfare of our
loved ones is involved, we cannot for
moment permit what otherwise we
might endure. And when our conn
try is involved in which Is bound up
the very principles of government
tor which our forefathers fought and
dled, those sacred principles of Iib-
erty without which life is not worth
the living, there must be an instant
response TO any and every invasion of
our rights. when these principles are
endangered.
1t is not the flag, but what the flag
sympolizes; 1t Is not the country, but
What the country stands for: it is
these things that are imperilled. We
may allow others to be guided by
what principles of government pleases
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
BUSY time AHEAD FOR
SIMPSON N. E. CHURCH

Simpson M. E. church order of SER
vices for Palm Sunday and notices
of the coming week follow:
$3.50 a. M, morning devotional SER
vice in the lecture room. Everyody
welcome.
1890 a. M, morning worship with
special music by the choir and spe-
cial sermon by the pastor. This be-
ing Palm Sunday the pastor will dwell
upon certain eternal truths Illustrated
by the well known incident in the
Masters life. The subject will be
Jesus Judging jerusalem"
IL o'clock noon, the regular session
of the Sabbath school, with classes
for all. As it Is the first Sunday
OF the month the regular offering mis-
sions will be received.
$3.50 p. M, Epworth League devo-
tional service
1880 p. M, cantata by the choir.
The subject being The Story of Cal
vary. The pastor will speak upon
''Heroism." A great service of inspir-
alton and helpfulness.
Next Sunday all the services will
partake of an Easter nature. The an
nual Easter sermon will be preached
by the pastor at the morning service,
and the choirs and Sunday school or
chestra will be present and play at
the evening service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
CHAMPIONSHIP MEET
>-s7 NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT

Next Saturday night an individual
championship track meet will be held
at the Y. NJ c. A. between senior
members of the Sunday School Ath-
letic League. All entrees must be
handed in to Physical Director S. C.
Pew by Thursday in order that they
may be. eligible to enter the meet.
Two silver loving cups have been
and there is expected to be some close
competition.
There will be eight events, consist
ing of the running high jump. stand
ing broad jump. twenty-yard dash.
220-yard run, eight potato race and
sack race. Instead of counting five
for first place. three foI second, and
one for third, point system will be
used In which all competitors will be
given a certain number of points for
every inch beyond or second below a
figure set as a standard. In this way
one that is unusually good in one
event can make up for an event in
which he is not so good.
Although each athlete will be out
for his own glory it is expected that
the rooters of the church to which
each entree belongs will support him
in his efforts. An entrance fee of fifty
cents is being charged those compet-
ing, the entrants, however, being
given five tickets for the meet, which
if. they sell win give them fifty cents,
resulting In their breaking even
Tickets are now in the hands of the
competitors OF which there are about
twenty and may be purchased from
them for ten cents each.
1t is expected that representatives
of the simpson NJ. E., Presbyterian,
Danish NJ E.. Baptist and South AM
boy will be entered in this meet which
will decide who Is the best all-round
athlete enrolled in the Sunday School
Athletic League. Any member. how
ever, belonging to another track team,
is not eligible to enter this meet, this
eliminating many who make excellent
showings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
TODAY AND TOMORROW

Eat, drink and be merry, for to-
morrow ye die" says some foolish
one, as quoted in the Good Book.
But" observes a wise man of the
present, you fiatter yourself-tomor-
row you will live, and that is worse
than dying"
The child lives in the present. The
boy wants things now. He has no pa
tience. He does not know tomorrow
or what tomorrow means. Time is
no element in his scheme of things. He
simply lives.
The man who is really happy is the
man who lives in the future-who an
! Iticipates. Hope says a current
writer, SIS a much more dominant
factor in the joys of life than realiza-
ton" How many good time you
have had anticipating the good time
that didn't materialize!
The man or woman who never
takes thought of the future, of course,
cannot look forward to the future
with any hope or anticipation. The
wise man says, Look out for tomor-
row and today will look out for it.
self" The fool says, Have a good
time today and let tomorrow worry
about ITSELF The Biblical fool was
Esau, who sold out cheap. He want
ed something to eat quick and got it
for price. But what price!
The world is full of Esaus-men,
women and children who sell out
cheap-a years wretchedness for an
hours gratification; days pay for
few moments thrills; a weeks wage
for days dissipation. There Is a
law of compensation at work in this
old world and you will find out that
you pay for every foolish thing you
do,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
V0LLEY BM
LEAGUE

The business mems voIley ball1
starts Monday night, a series of ganles
having been arranged by Physical
Director S. c. Pew between four teams
captained by Benjamin Goldberger,
Ingvard Greisen, Jack Klein and VIII
liam Wood. The business men have
shown great interest in these voIiey'
ball games, having proven their fav-
orite pastime during the winter
months. Following are the teams:
Messrs. Goldberger, Captain; Sharp.
Menaker, Seaman, Fuller. Elliott. Olm-
stead, Conings. Klein; Greisen, Cap
tain; Rankin, Madsen, Mason, Hans
Roessler, Williamson, Fritz Roessler,
Wright, II. Lund. Peaks; Klein. Cap-
tain; Westcott, Degenrfng. Willsey,
Robbins, War;. MfacWilliam, Turk.
Gehman, Skillen; Wood, Captain;
Nielsen, Oliver. Petz, Bawden, Hall
stead, Hodges. Letter, Iittell
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
COME CLEAN

When the game is on and your friends
about,
And you could put your rival out.
By trick that's mean. but wouldn't
be seen;
Come Clean, my lad, Come cieanl
When exams are called and you want
to pass,
And know how you could lead your
class,
But the plans not square-you know
It's mean;
Come Clean. my lad. Come cieani
With the boss away you've chance to
shirk,
Not lose your pay-not have to work,
He'll neither fire YOU nor vent his
spleen;
Come Clean, my lad, Come cleanl
When you're all alone with no one
about,
And not soul would find it out,
You're tempted to do thing that's
mean:
Come Clean, my lad. Come Clean!
For a home awaits, and q girl that's
true,
And church and State have need of
you.
They must have your best-on you
they lean;
Come Clean, my lad. Come cleanI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
Coming Events
For " Y" Bows

MONDAY-Jr. Employed Bible Club
Session, $50
TUESDAY-Employ Boys Bible
Glass, $3.50.
WEDNESDAY - Intermediate Bible
Glass, 5:15.
THURSDAY-Secon Jr. Bible Club
Session, 500.
FRIDAY-Jr. Bible Club Session, 400.
SATURDAY-Boys' Council Meeting,
700.
Elaborate plans are being made for
the Junior Co-Ed Social which will
take place April 20. The whole junior
class is invited to come and bring their
girl friends. Many games will be
pulled off and refreshments will be
served.
Outing started last Saturday with
a roller skating hike, twenty fellows
going. Today's outing is to Staten
Island where a potato bake will be
held in the woods. Outings are also
being planned for the Employed Boys.
Raymond Rudders. newly elected
manager of the Employed Boys
brotherhood Baseball team is arrang-
ing games with other teams in the
community under eighteen years of
age. -.
Stereoptieon slides of Panama will
be shown in the boys room during the
second week in April.
The banquet to be given the fell
lows who attended ten of the Sunday
meetings since January Will be held
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
DANISH N. {. SERVICES
> AND COMING EVENTS

The Danish M. e. church will OBJ
| serve Palm Sunday tomorrow as us
ual. Good Friday services VIII also be
held. The notices follow:
The pastor. Ole Nielsen. VIII preach
Sunday morning and also in the even-
ing. The subject for the morning is
Jesus and the Passover" The even
Ing there Is Jesus Wearing the
Crown of Thorns Before Plate"
The Epworth League and Sunday
school meets at the usuall time
The Scandinavian NJ. E. Mission,
Neville street and CorneN street.
Sunday school at 2.30 p. h sermon
by the pastor at 3:3O D. M. Jesus
Entering jerusalem" will be the
Good FrRGy.
In the evening of Good Fri(iay there
will be preaching service. The pastor
will speak on theme relating to
Our Lords Suffering. No me kting on
nor on Thursday evenings.
Special service are being prepared
for Easter Sunday. All are Welcome
to our church and to worship with us
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTICES
AnO C0MIhG EVENTS

The Baptist church notices for to-
morrow and the coming week show
great activity. The notices follow
A cordial welcome to all services
and meetings. held in the Young
Mems Christian Association during
the construction of our new church
home. Pastor. Rev. William II. Baw-
den.
Sunday morning at 10:3o the serv-
ice of worship. with preaching by the
pastor, concluding with the Lords
Supper and reception of new men,
bers. The Sunday school convenes at
IL noon. for an hour of Bible study,
with classes for all; Edward II. Kin
sey, superintendent The Christian
Endeavor meeting at 6:45. led by
Miss Ruth Macan, from the following
topic. The Quiet Ways of Gods
Providences." The evening song and
preaching service at 1890. with 4 SER
mon by Mr.. Bawden on the theme:
'The Drama of the Soul" Mr.. Ath-
erton will sing.
Monday evening at O'Clock the
trustees win meet In the Y bs G. A.
board room-an important meeting,
coming before the annual church
meeting. The same eveIffng, at the
home of Miss Van Deusen, sl9 Rec
tor street. the Philattfea Society will
meet-it will be fifty cent roll call
meeting. Wednesday, evening at 7:46,
In the lower room of the Public Ii
brary, the midwek meeting. for the
deepening~of the spiritual life. Thurs
day afternoon the Ladies' Aid Socie-
rty is invited to the parsonage, for an
afternoon of sewing. A circular let
ter, with special envelope. has been
sent to all for an Easter, free-will
thank offering. All who have not yet
paid their subscription for the Bull
letin should hand a dime at once to
the pastor-the year commences
April /. Because of railroad oenges-
ton, the envelopes for the weekly Of
ferings have not yet been received fol-
the year commencing April 1. Until
they come. use any blank envelope
putting ON the outside the name and
date
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
LOCAL HUNGARIAN REFORMED
CHURCH ORDER OF SERv|CES

Notes for Palm Sunday at the Hun
garian Reformed church and events
for the coming week follow:
Holy Communion at Pennington at
1880 a. m. (Assistant.)
Holy Communion in st. Peters
church of KreischervilIe at $3.50 g. m.
REV. Stephen Csepke of Woodbrfdge)
In the Perth Amboy church. Holy
Communion at $3.50 a. m Morning
service with sermon at 1890 a. m.
In connection with this service the
rite Of confirmation will be adminis-
tered to class of catuchery1ens. The
service will be closed with the cele-
bration Of Holy Communion by the
rector.
Vespers In the church at p. m, in
the chapel at 1880 p. m. Sunday
schools In the parish house at $3.50 q.
M, In the chapel at 2 p. m.
During Holy Week penitentia1 SER
vices will be held in the church on
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday at
1880 p. m. In the chapel on Tuesday
at 1880 p. m. On Good Friday SER
vices in the church at 8:30 a. M, $3.50
a. M, 10:30 a. m. and 1880 p. m. In
the chapel at 7-30 p. m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
PRESBYTERIAN PROGRAM
OF The COMING week

Tne Presbyterian program of events
Tor Palm Sunday and the coming week
are as follows:
The church at City Hall Park.
Services at II A. M. and 1901 p. M.
Sabbath School and Bible Classes for
men and women at 9:45 A. NJ. Junior
and Senior Endeavor on Sunday at 8
e. M. and GAO z. M. Intermediate
Endeavor on "Wednesday at 6:45 P. NJ
Wednesday at 7:45 p. NJ.
Sunday: The Sunday School In ali
its various departments meets at 9:4i
A. M. In the chapel.
Bible classes for men and women
convene in the church auditorium q,
the same hour.
At o'clock the Junior Endeavor So
ciety meets.
The Senior c. e. Society meets al
GAO p. M. Topic: ''The Quiet Ways
Of Gods Providence" Kings, 19:1-13
(Consecration meetfng). Leader. Miss
Evelyn Baldwin.
Westminster Guild at home of Mrs
William Pullen, 214 Water street. The
discussion of the new chapter of "Tht
Living Christ in Latin America" will
be conducted by Miss Edith Sofield
Tuesday at 8 p. NJ, meeting of Home
Missionary Society in chapel. Freed
men" will be the subject of the after
noon and Mrs Ludlow of Westf1eld, N
j., will give an address on that phase
of Home Mission work. Mrs. Ira Grouse
is chairman Of the committee.
Wednesday. at 6.45 r. NJ, Interme-
diate c.. E. Society. ~
At 7:45 p. NJ. Congg enal prayer
meeting. Subject. ~. .--hg Prayer
Eph. $40. Jas. SIC. mark 11:22-24.
Thursday afternoon the Ladies' of the
congregation will meet to sew In the
Parior, Pastors Glass at 1880 and
on FTfday at p. NJ in his study.
Friday, axis r. NJ. the men OF the
church will meet In the Ladies' Parlor
to complete plans for the meetings by
DR. Dewey and Mr.. Sanders.
Special Services.
DR.. Dewey will speak In this church
Monday evening, April 8, at p. M.
AL Sanders win speak Wednesday
evening April IL.
Rev r.. r, Llttell. Thursday and Fri
day evenings, April IL and 13.
Rev e. s. Littell from Monday till
Friday, April 16 to 20.
Owing to the evangelistic services
the FereIgn missionary Society will
omit Its monthly meeting.
Sunday $50 A. M, Easter Sunrise
service of Christian Endeavor Society.
Leader, William Gil1is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
INDOOR BASEBALL
GAMES ARE PLANNED

Now that the Sunday School Basket
oaH League has come to a successful
close the officers of the League have
arranged series of indoor baseball
games which will be played between
the same teams which were entered
In the basketball league The first
game in this league will be played
this Tuesday night at 9:15 O'clock,
when the South Amboy and First
Methodist teams will meet. The
league Will come to q close on Friday
night, May 25, when the South Am
boy, Second Methodfsts, Baptist and
Danish Methodist teams will play.
Each of the six teams will play the
other team two games. All games win
be played on either Tuesday, Friday
or Saturday nights.
Following is the complete indoor
baseball schedule:
April
8 Tuesday South Amboy vs. CD
Methodist.
6 Friday-Presby. VS.. Danish Meth
odist; CD Meth. VS.. CD Meth.
Saturday-Baptist VS.. (2) Meth
odist
no Tuesday-South Amboy VS.. Pres
byterian.
13 Friday-(1) Meth. vs. Danish
Meth; Baptist VS.. Presbyterian.
IA Saturday-Danish Meth vs. CD
Methodist; Baptist VS.. "a Meth.
II Tuesday-So. Amboy vs. Danish
Methodist.
20 Friday--(2) Meth. VS.. Presbyte-
rian; Danish Meth. vs.. Baptist.
21 Saturday-(1) Meth. VS.. Presbyte-
rian; Baptist VS.. (2) Methodist.
"a Tuesday-So. Amboy vs. Baptist.
2S Saturday-Baptist VS.. t1) Meth
odist; Presby. VS.. (2) Methodist.
May
| 1 Tuesdays. Amboy VS.. ca Meth.
Tuesday-So. Amboy vs. Danish
Methodist.
| II Friday-(D Meth. VS.. Presbyte-
rian; Cd Meth. VS.. Danish
Methodist.
IL Saturday-Baptist VS.. Presbyte-
rian: (1) Meth. VS.. Cd Meth.
is Tuesday-So. Amboy VS.. (1) ldeth.
j1s Friday-(D Meth. VS.. Danish
Meth; So. Amboy VS.. Presby-
terian.
19 Saturday-Baptist VS.. So. Amboy.
22 Tuesday-Danish Meth. VS.. Pres
byterianx<
a' rr,saz~ sas.i.s hsisasisss. Ss} ssss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
PALM SUNDAY AND HOLY WEEK
NOTICES FOR ST. PETERS

Palm Sunday notices and other
coming events for st. Peters church
Holy Weew follow:
Palm Sunday, April 1, 1917.
Holy Communion at 7:46 a. m.
Morning prayer, sermon by rector
on 1.-THE Shadow of the Cross" 1890.
Sunday school. 2:30.
Choral evensong and special musi-
cal service, 1880 p. m.
Notices Holy Week.
Monday. morning prayer, 10 a. m.
Litany and address, 4:30.
Tuesday. morning prayer 10 a. m.
Wednesday. morning prayer 10 a.
m. Evening prayer, 8 p. m. :
Maunday Thursday, Holy Euchar-
ist, 10 a. m.
Good Friday. three-hour Passion
service conducted by the Rev. E.
Wears Stevenson, of Grace church,
Plainfield, IL noon to p. m.
Easter even. morning prayer 10 a.
m. Little Helpers service and holy
baptism administered at 1880 p. m
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-31
-ENTERTA AINMENT IS
PLEASING SUCCESS

The entertainment given Tuesday
night In the gymnasium by the 'Old
Home Singers was greatly enjoyed by
the lovers of songs of long ago. The
company of five, composed OF three
women and two men were all the pos
SCISSORS of charming voices and one OF
their number was a pianist of no ht-
tie ability. Owing to the inclement
weather there were only about zoo
present. $50
There will be one more entertain-
ment on this seasons course, that to
take place on Thursday night. April
12. at which the Parish Players" will
appear and present several short plays
and parts of some of the most popular
plays. This company is something cur
of the usual and comes with an excel
lent reputation. Tickets are now on
sale for this entertainment.