Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
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Miss Olive Britton OF Newark was
the guest of her mother Mrs. c. n.
Britton of Elizabeth street several
days this week.
DIR. Niedmeyer conducted the week.
ly Baby clinic at the Library on Thurs
day afternoon. when he was assisted
by Miss Helen Hauser. Mrs. Horace
8. Burrowes and Mrs. NJ. Lester Ter
ry. The work done by the Cline is,
most ~commendable.
The committee of the Keyport High
School Alumni Association state that
members are not joining the associa-
ton this year as they should. The
books will not close until May 18th af-
ter which no subscriptions will be ac-
ctpted.
The Community sings will be resum-
ed in the Library on Monday evening
for which a leader has been secured.
The sings are held under the direction
of the Keyport Improvement Associa-
ton. Lawrence Ballou a camp song
leader will be the director. All are
invited to be present and assist in the
work.
At the weekly game of baseball this
week, the Baptist Boy Scouts won
from Atlantic Highlands with a score
of 11-4. A game is scheduled FOR
this afternoon at the Cutlery factory
diamond, when the Baptist scouts VIII
play against keanSDufB.
Mrs. Arthur Krietler and daughter
OF Jenkintown Pa, are n guests OF
relatives in the borough.
Lieut.. ]. Leon Schanck has been
mustered out of, the service. He has
been home from overseas for about 3
month.
On Tues. eve. of next week. an enter
tainment of humorous nature VIII De
i given in the F1rst-Baptist church.
rAAaa nf 2s1h u Nj.
a picture play Tiger Rose" will be
given in the Reformed church, under
the direction OF the Ladies' Aid. These
| pictures are direct photographs from
the play which a for two seasons IN
New York and the picture play Is said
to- be very interesting.
Mrs. Edward Smith of lakewood
PARK has returned from a visit with
relatives at Perth Amboy.
Regniar meeting OF the borough
cotncn will be held on Monday eve
Oh Tuesday evening the executive
icomittee of the Red Cross will meet at
the Red Cross rooms for the regular
monthly transaction of business
G. Beverly Towles of New York IS
spending the week end at his summer
home in lakewood Park.
Under the direction of the enter
tainment committee of which A. A.
PhiIo is chairman, an entertainment
for the Red Cross work abroad VIII
he given here in the near future'
Lieutenant Col Williams OF the cana
dian army who has seen many months
of active service abroad VIII De the
lecturer of the evening and pictures
win be shown illustrating the eondi-
lions now Existing IN the countries OF
Europe. The proceeds will be for the
benefit of the refugees in Belgium
France, Serbia, Roumania, Armenia,
Syria, Palestine and other devastated
countries. Chairman Philo Is unable
to the date at this time, but
1t will be In the very nea future
Lit. Col. Williams is an excellent
speaker and his ability to portray con-
ditions as they really existed "over
there" will make the program OF UNI
usual interest.
Two automobiles crashed ON the
Stone road on Thursday afternoon
both being badly damaged. One car
was being driven toward K~eansburg
while the second was going in the d.
rection of New York. h fronts or
both were badly smashed and the
wheels on one car were splintered.
Mrs. Elmer Roberts of Brooklyn Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Bedle
of Elizabeth street.
This evening the local banks will re-
main open to receive subscriptions for
the Victory Liberty loan. Keyport is
far behind in it's quota and fast work
will be necessary il the quota is TO be
reached.