Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-15

I The first of a series of debates
between the various lodges of the
Knights of Pythias of District No.
80 of the grand domain of the state,
will be held Friday night between
Algonquin Lodge No. A of this
city, and Euclid Lodge of Wood
bridge. The debate will be held in
the lodge rooms of the Woodbridge
Lodge. The subject of the debate
will be Resolved, THAT Sunday
Moving Pictures are a Benefit to
the Community" The affirmative
side of the question will be taken
by Algonquin Lodge and the mega
tive side by Euclid Lodge. The
judges will be chosen from the
other lodges in the district that in.
clude Reliance Lodge of Railway
Progressive Lodge of Elizabeth and
schedule of the other debates and
the lSses taking part will be an
nounced latSr. The members of
Algonquin Lodge will go up from
here Friday by bus leaving from
State and Smith streets at 1880
o'clock. This was arranged last
night at a meeting of the lodge.
The Parent-Teachers Association
OF the Grammar School will meet
in the assembly room of the school
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Raritan Football Club will
held an informal dance on Satur-
day night in Junior hall. John
stones orchestra will furnish the
music and an enjoyable evening is
predicted.
After November 80, no more ap-
plications for the state bonus will
be received by the bonus commits
sion. Until that time, application
may be made through the office of
the American Legion, room 219,
Raritas building.
An entertainment and dance will
be given by the knights of New
Brunswick at the Armory, Codwise
avenue, NeN Brunswick, tonight.
Music will be furnished by Ernie
krickett's Serenaders of Newark.
The second annual moonlight and
confetti dance given by the North
Amboy Sporting Club will be held
in Ukranian hall, State street. to-
morrow night. Sam Tonghini's Fa-
nous Sterling SIX orchestra is card
ed to furnish the music.
Perth Amboy Lodge No. 7S4, Be-
%nevolent and Protective Order OF
Elks, expects to initiate q number
OF candidates al its meeting to-
night at their home in Madison
avenue.
State Chief Haymaker William J.
Carter will visit Pc Ambo Tribe
No. 65H, Haymakers, It the first
meeting OF the loft in the new year,
This Will be on the second Sunday
in January and already prepara-
tons 4 being made by the loft for
the reception 10 the state official
The third grade of school 1 visit
ed library this morning as part OF
Chilcren's Book Week program ar.
ranged by Miss Edna oliver, chill.
dren's librarian. The group was
shown how to handle books prop.
erly. We're given the procedure in
order to join the institution, re-
ceived a talk on books in genera.
and examined the interesting feat.
aicS VI lHc uepdEllleHl. MISS Oll'
yer plans to receive all the third
grade cbilSren of the city in the
same manner.
The regular meeting of the Home
for the Aged Of Middlesex county
was held last night In the boarc
room of the Y. Nj. C. A.. The build
ing committee reported that the
new home on Rector street hal
boon completed and that twenty
three inmates are happy Therein.
A reception has been held for tn,
new citizens and those who have
ambition to become citizens of thu
United states through the Y. M
c. A. IN the association building
The industrial secretary, James A
Larcombe welcomed the men to thu
building and expressed his appre
citation of the privilege of prepar
ing these men to take part in thu
country's affairs Adrian Lyon AM
Paul Steele both made splendid ad
dresses and music was furnished b.
Lawrence Coon and Frank Foy
J Refreshments were served by tn
Ladies' Auxiliary