Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
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Funeral services for Miss Mary Ag-
mes Dane, daughter OF Mrs. Josephine
Dane, were conducted Friday morn
ing from st. Joseph's r. C. church,
Rev.. Father NJ. C. O'Donne officiat-
ing ST q reQuim mass. interment being
in the cemetery connected with the
] church. The deceased had been Ill
| for the past three weeks with conges-
| ton OF the lungs and influenza and
| died on Tuesday afternoon at 2:so.
| She was t~wenty-four years of s and
until the past few years had resided
on the Dane farm near Crawford's
Corner. With the exception of her
mother she Is survived by no immedt-
ate relatives.
Rev. John K. Reeves. pastor of Cal
vary NJ. e. church, has had issued n
very attractive lesflot which is IN in
itation 10 people without church
vitation to make one with Calvary
church. It also asks those who arc
not attending, but who were formerly
interested in the church to begin wor-
ship with Calvary again. An sttrac-
tive picture of the exterior of the
church is on the first page. on the Sec
ond a picture of the interior of the au-
ditorium, on the third a photo of the
interior of the Sunday school room
and on the fourth the pastors pic
ture.
Owing to illness with which she
has been confined to her home on
Division street for some time Mrs. o.
b. Wilson, Keyport's visiting nurse,
has been obliged to discontinue hor
services. Mrs. Wilson has been work
ing under the supervision of the town
and country nursing committee of tho
Red Cross OF which Mrs. p. A. Son.
dergaard is chairman. During h
past months she has been affiliated
with the work Mrs. Wilson has Sc
cured excellent results and 1t Is with
~lregret that the committee allows her
'esign. Plans are now being made
to secure the services OF another
! nurse to carry on this most necessary
' work.
S. Frank Mason, Jr.. who enlisted
In tho navy as n wireless operator
four years ago. was in the borough
over the weekend wearing the uni
. form of a chief petty officer. "Pasty,"
as he is Familiarity called by his many
friends here, received the promotion
two weeks ago and is now a chief
radio electrician. For some time past
he has been a first class electrician.
, Chief Mason Is now stationed at Mon
l tauk Point, L. l., at the u. s. Radio
> Station.
: Misses Mabelle johnson and Gladys
{ iWalling. of Keyport, resigned from
= the New York Ordnance Department
! At the morning service at Calvary
: NJ. Z. church yesterday twenty-ont
; united with the church pm probation.
! three young ladies and eighteen boys
: and young men. The above is proba-
, bly, the result of the work done by the
l Rev. Joseph Hakes. the evangelist
who conducted the services at Cal
/, wary church for the past four weeks.
D ifNa1-aru Al L. tho EIrCf RantiSt md
: st. Johns M. F.. churches resumed
their regular services after having
held united services for the past four
weeks.
At the Keyport Yacht club regular
= Tuesday night social. a tinnan Had
die supper will be the feature. Al
orchestra will be OF hand and an en-
II t~ertainment will be provided by the
committee which will include Alberi
a NJ. Haigh, Lloyd +. Armstrong. Rob
ert Rothwell. J.. Harold HendrioksoT
and John W. Weseman. a delight
: full evening is assured all who attend
Miss Alice r.. Shreve OF Borden.
T town, spent several days the past weel
as tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Phclp'
CHERRY.
: Mrs. George Arbuckle and son. o
Jersey City, were visitors in the Dor
ough on Saturday.
The regular meeting of the Com.
immunity sing will be held this even
ing at the Public Library.
Miss Cora Huyler has been con
fined to her home for several days TIL
past week with illness.
Miss Evelyn Lufourrow was thu
guest OF friends at Red Bank owe
the week end.
Miss Mabel Alderman is confined
to her home with a severe attack o
influenza.
The Keyport Literary Club viii
meet his Friday afternoon at tn
home of Miss Ethel Clarendon.
The Red Cross rooms will be opeI
on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons
until Feb. 18th when they will b.
closed except on Wednesday when al
day sessions will be held.
Miss Mildred Huyler Is spending
several days in Jersey City where sh'
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. william
Adameit.
Mrs. Harold p. Collins of Asbur!
Park. has returned after having spen'
two weeks with her mother. Mrs
Anna Osborn. Mr.. Collins spent thu
week end here.
Mrs. It. Walter Snyder will enter
tain the members of the w c. T. u
at he: home on Tuesday afternoon
when a program on Franco Willard
will be given.
Sergeant II. 4. Hopkins OF New
York was the guest OF his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Scott Hopkins oyei
the week md
Mrs. Anna Mckinney and daugh,
4 ter. Miss Nan V. c. Mckinney have
returned from a short visit with rel
atives IN Brooklyn.
The entertainment committee of
the Thought Club will meet at tn,
|, home OF Mrs. George NJ. Post tomor'
row evening.
Recorder Smith held Frank Erwin
10 await the action of tho Juvenile
court at the hearing at borough hal
the past week Erwin is accused OF
having abused his wife and sever