Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-06
Woodbridge

The tickets for the plays to b. pre-
sented under the auspices of the
Woman's Club OF Woodbridge Town
ship are now on sale. The COM
mittee on tickets consists of Mrs. +. G..
|Tisdall. Mrs. T.. H.. Boynton, Mrs. C.
X. Brown and Mrs. ]. i. Ryan. The
plays will be given in the High
School auditorium, Saturday night,
April 10. Mrs. c. NJ. Cooper chair
man of the dramatic department. is
coaching the plays.
The Parent-Teacher Association of
the No. l School will meet Friday
afternoon, April 0 in connection with
the Arbor Day celebration at the
school. Six trees have been purchased
with pennies collected by the children
and a tree will be planted for each
grade. The exercises will be held at
two O'Clock in the girls yard. the
weather permitting. The children
will then be dismissed and the parents
and teachers will hold their meeting
when refreshments will be served by
Mrs. Dolan. Mrs. f. II. Turner. Mrs.
Jelicks and Mrs. Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Melick and Miss
jeanette Melick were Newark shop
pers on Saturday.
The Parent-Teacher Association of
the Barron avenue school will meet on
Thursday afternoon April s in the
uii q gov 0ultltE ueIdlIS
of the meeting will be published later.
The new principal Mr.. Shotwell will
be present and meet the members of
the association.
A most interesting Easter program
was carried out at the Presbyterian
church Sunday. The regular services
were held with a special communion
service at II A. NJ. when thirty-one
united with the church by profession
of faith and by letter. In the after
moon at 3 o'clock the children's SER
vice was held and at 1880 T.. NJ. 1.-The
Last Weeks Of Christs Life on Earth
in Story. Music and Art" Rev. J.. V.
Buschman read the story the choir
gave the cantata. Mrs. Lockwood pre-
marest at the piano and the solo parts
were taken by Mrs Buschman. Mrs. A.
F. Randolph, Miss Claire Pfeiffer, j..
Malcolm Crowell A. L. Randolph and
L.. T.. Potter.
HI members of the No. / School
Parent-Teacher Association are cor
daily invited to join the members of
h Barron Avenue Parent-Teacher
Association in their meeting on
Thursday afternoon. The speaker
will be Miss Whitcomb. the home
demonstration for Middlesex county
from the New Jersey State Expert
mental Station. The refreshment
consists OF Mrs. &. A. de
Russy. Mrs. John Torch, Mrs. Carl
Augustine, Mrs. c. A. Levi, Mrs. Gus
tav Aigreen and Mrs. E.. II. Boynton.
The attendance last month was ex-
cellent and If this continues it Is the
policy of the organizations to have
good outside speakers every other
month, the children to entertain at
the alternate meetings.
The st. Martha's Guild of Trinity
church will hold a dance IN the high
school auditorium Friday evening,
April ..
Miss Carolyn Valentine returned
to the Colonial School in Washington
last night. Miss Valentine will grad
uate the last of May.
The flowers at the Presbyterian
| church Easter Sunday were given by
the various classes in the Sunday
school in memory of Robert Levi. At
the Congregational church the flow
ers were given in memory of Charles
Schrimpf.
The annual parish supper of the
| Presbyterian church will be held in
the parish house on Wednesday night
followed by the parish meeting.
Anchor Council No. 40. Jr. O. L.
A. NJ. will hold a dance IN the high
school auditorium Friday night.
April 16- The committee in charge
! consists of G.. Ware Boynton. chair
man. b.. L.. McNulty. w. $. Osborn,
| Jr., Wesley Hall, William Huber and
Alfred Brown.