Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-26
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The congregation Of the Methodist
church will hold their annual harvest
home on the night of August z, on
the lawn surrounding the church
property. A supper will be the main
attraction.
Miss Anita Quinn Is spending two
weeks visiting relatives at Morrisville
and Fallsington, Pa.
John Waddy is having his home
renovated and papered.
The lower end of Franklin street
resembles a very elaborate edition OF
a mill pond following b rains of the
| past few days, the water being un-
able to pass to the culverts at the end
| owing to a ripened crop of weeds FAC
| ing the property of the public school,
that has been an eyesore all summer
to the property owners on that street:
william Ehrenstine, a member OF
| the faculty of the Bronxville, N. "
High school, is taking a postgraduate
course at the Rutgers Summer SchQol
specializing in French and Spanish
Theory of Education. ,
Rev. and Mrs. John Ehrenstine, OF
the First Baptist church, are spend
ing their vacation at Bradley Beach
| being pleasantly located at the Young
| Peoples Society boarding house that
| has proven so popular. The former is
| attending to his pastoral duties
| theless.
There will. be a service of unusual
| interest at the First Baptist church
| on Sunday evening, commencing al
7 o'clock when the Christian Endeav-
| or Society will hold their meeting
Following this service an open SER
| vice will be held. 1t is expected that
| O. w~ell-known quartet Of singers from
the First Baptist church, OF Newark,
known in concert work, will render
| several selections; Miss Martha Wind
| muller, a former town girl, also q
| member of the Newark choir and
! we'll known in concert work as a SOLO
list with a true soprano voice Will sing
| several numbers. Miss Margaret
| Makowski of Brooklyn will also sing
A full orchestra will render accom-
paniments. The pastor, Rev. John
Ehrenstine. will make a short address.
Miss Sylvia Waddy will be hostess
to her many friends on Monday eve
ming on the lawn of the Methodist
church when her Sunday school class
number 10 will assist in the holding
of a fete at which ice cream, cake ana
all the good things of the season Will
be on sale. The State Home Sane
will be present and render a speclal
concert for the occasion. The pro-
ceeds will be for the benefit of the
improvements under way at the par
sonage.
The final session Of the Citizens
Committee on the Welcome Home
demonstration for the soldiers Will
meet on Saturday night, August 2 at
Z o'clock. All details are complete
and announcement will be made by
the numerous committees at that
time. Everybody invited to attend. d,
Word has been received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Richards hat their son.
Charles Richards, Jr., has arrived
safely in the United States from
France and is at Camp Mills, N, \.
He expects to be home within a few
days. Private Richards was one 81
the first local boys to go overseas ano
has been in the army of occupation
in Germany. But four local boys are
now In service in France.
The committee of fremen having
the festival and fair on Labor Day
in charge, will hold a meeting or
Monday night, to arrange for tue 'pie
| time" the proceeds of which viii be
| donated toward the motor apparatus
fund.
Daily Thought.