Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-11
JAMESBURG

Miss Miriam Zion, of New York
City, sang a pretty solo at the service
at the Presbyterian church on Sunday
morning, entitled Ave Maria" in a
very pleasing manner, accompanied
by Miss Mary Dawson. Miss Zion is
we'll known in New York City as a
soloist among the charities
of that city and made many friends
in JameSburg by her soprano voice
of unusual range n sweetness. She
was a guest of Mr.. n Mrs. Joseph
ShoStak.
Private Baker. of Camp Dix School
of Cooks, spent the weekend with his
brother, Joseph Baker, on the Rue
farm.
observed at the Methodist church at
the Sunday night service in a service
of speech n song. Rev. Henry
johnson eulogized the former presi-
dent in his talk for the evening, TAX
ing for his theme the life of Mr..
Roosevelt from the cradle 10 the
a The agitation of the cente-
nary of the Methodist church was
started by the appointment Of two
minute men," William c. Crosby and
Frank NJ. Denton, who made short
addresses and will further the obsery-
ing of the centenary of h Methodist
church by minute addresses at
chosen places.
The Epworth League OF the Metho-
dist church will hold q meeting to-
niAht M will combine business with
pleasure at the session. All are in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DAWSON, of
Elizabeth, former residents, spent
the Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Il. Baremore.
Mar. and Mrs. Fred Nodocker, Jr.,
of Roseile, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Soden. parents
of the latter.
Mrs. Rene @. vanCleaf left today
for Easton, Pa, where her mother
lies i'll at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Louis Dawson.
Sergeant Isaac B. Jennings, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jennings. who
has won q commission a. air pilot at
Kelly Field, Texas, has been honor
bly, discharged from the service and
has been at his home here for some
days. He resumed his position with
the Prudential Insurance Company at
the homo office in Newark yesterday.
Isaac says that the experience has
was not always strewn with roses.
Alfred LANCE. h~onorably dis
chargedd from the military service,
has gone to Buffalo, n. Y, to resume
his former position. He expects to
shortly move to Chicago, ILL.,, as a
permanent location.
The February session of the Round
about-book Club will be held tomor-
row night
An automobile driven by DR.. Edgar
Carroll. of Dayton. came to grief on
Sunday night ear the home of JOS
eph Bohen and 1t was found hat a
broken hub put the a out of CON-
mission. A local garage fixed the car
up and it was taken home under its
own power. No one was hurt.
Private Iner Jorgonson. OF Now
York, spent the weekend at his
home here.
Oliver Soden, q student Of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lide Soden.
George r. Bailey, who has been Ill
the past three weeks, Is able to re-
sumo his duties again at Helmetta-
Mrs. Bailey. who has also been very
ill. is rapidly recovering her usua
health.
Mrs. A.. E. Haussor has moved q
large barn to the rear of her property
and will convert same into a dwell
ing.
Looking the picture OF health and
with fifteen additional pounds OF
good solid flesh John Smoke, son OF
Mrs. Charles Smoke. of upper James
burg. surprised his many friends by
paying them a visit Monday after
noon and had many interesting tales
to tell OF camp life n his expert
ences in travelling about the country
He came from Camp Dix on Monda,
where he came for rehabilitation
from Camp Logan. Houston, Texas
He had been TO Camp Meade and
several other camps preparatory fol
overseas service and was q disap-
pointed soldier when II r.
on November IL that the armistice
had been signed as his regiment were
awaiting a transport service to COM
mence the overseas journey. He wa
a member Of the 215th Engineers
and liked the life and the southern
climate but after all there is 40 place
like Middlese1 county. Private Smoke
has been honorably discharged from
the service and will locate again with
the George w. Helme Company al
Helmetta, residing al J~amesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson were
! recent guests Of Mr.. inc Mrs. George
Bernasco. the latter a sister of Mr.
j.. Wilson.