Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

m OI the I1A-L A0AAHhS at AAN
monthly dinner to be held in the
Y. NJ. c. A. The Hi-Y Auxiliary
will serve. This club is made OF
high school students who are afhl-
lated with the Y. NJ. G. 4. and whose
it is to promote the proper
spirit and high ideals among their
classmates.
A regular meeting of the Perth
Anfboy Post, as, American Legion
will be held at the Y. NJ. c. \. to-
morrow night at which time final
plans for the posts participation in
the Armistice Day parade will be
made.
Interclass volley ball has been in
stituted in the High School among
the girls by Miss Marion Burns. the
physical instructress. h senior
team is captained by Alma Rassmus-
sen, tbs junior by Charlotte Uhlman,
the sophomore by Alice Bjork, and
freshman. Virginia Hoy. on Mon
day the seniors were beaten by the
sophomores and yesterday the u
niors were victorious over the fresh
man. Enthusiasm runs high in the
gym as the result of this institution.
One candidate was initiated and
six new applications for membership
were received by Middlesex Council,
No. 60, Jr. O. U. A. NJ. last night.
Members of the Orient Court follow
ing the meeting of the council dis
cussed plans for the orient degree
to be put on shortly. Plans will be
made for a large class of the order
for that time.
The Armistice Day committee OF
Pc Amboy Tribe. No. 55. Improved
Order of Red Men, met last night
at the home of Thomas Lucas, 500
State street, and made preparations
for the parade h a is 70 be held a
week from tomorrow. A float repre-
senting the work of the Red Men
and the degree of Pocahontas will
be shown in the parade. The COM
mittee will report tonight at a pow
WOW of the tribe. Past Grand
Sachem Milton f. Burge of Camden
will be at the meeting tonight ana
talk on the Red Mems Orphan Fund
and the outing for the orphans at
Atlantic City next May.
An invitation has been extended
to the Christian Endeavor Socf-ty
Of the First Presbyterian church to
attend the Christian Endeavor rally
in the Reformed church in Metu-
chen tomorrow night. All who In
tend going will meet at the corner
of Smith and State streets in time
for the bus leaving at 7:10 o'clock.
Carol Gardner dressed as n Vam-
pire, won the first prize in the baby
contest at the masquerade and civic
ball of the Junior Club on Hallow-
cen night.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Gale
kdonian Club will meet in Ode Fell
Rows hall in Smith street tonight at
S O'clock.
DIR. Charles Thompson. city health
officer, greatly interested the mem
bers of Boy Scout Troop No. 6 with
a lecture on first aid to animals. The
troop. whose scoutmaster is DR.. Fritz
Abegg, met in the high school and
IL was found that there are twelveJ
boys who are far enough advanced
in their work as to qualify to take
the examination in this subject.
Members of the executive committee,
~inclV3ing c. II. Kalquist, Judge C.. c.
and William Connel,
[8sent and DR.. S. Temple and
krk y. Letter of the troop commit
zee also
DIR. Fritz Abegg will speak on a
trip through Switzerland tonight in
the Parish House under the auspices
of the Mems Club of st. Peters Epis-
copal church who will turn out in
full force for the smoker that has
been arranged. Professor William
Mccullough will give selections upon
several of his instruments and the
annual election of officers Will be
held.
The Bemahgut Camp Fire Girls
held their last ceremonial meeting
ut the home OF Miss Evelyn Gunkle
In Amboy avenue and their guardian,
Mrs. George Dietz, gave a talk on
one portion of the Camp Fire law.
Hold on to Health" She brought
out the need of reserve energy 10
strength in woman's new relation
ship to the world, the need of estab-
fishing a firm foundation by sleep,
exercise and sensible eating. the
value of regular habits and the out
of-doors. During the program Miss
Grace McAurtrie sang a solo, Now
Our Camp Fire Fadeth." The Be
mahgut Camp Fire is the only fire in
existence in this city at present and
under the direction of their guardian
the girls are learning things which
viii be OF great benefit to them all
their lives.
The Senior Hiking Club will hike
to Morristown Saturday TO visit
Washington's headquarters and
other points of historical interest
there. All who intend going will
meet at the Elizabeth Central Sta
ton at $50 o'clock Saturday morn
ing provided the weather is clear.
b. case of rain. the hike will be post
poned.
The announcing of the winner of
the gold piece contest recently held
By the Dotta Girls, has been p%ostpou-
ed from November l to November Is
because all OF the tickets have not
yet been turned in. The contest will
surely be decided on November Is.
In connection with the conference
of the workers of the Middlesex
County Anti-Tuberculosis League,
which is to be held in the New Pack
err House here November Q. a county
organization for public health nurses
will be formed. The nurses are re-
quested TO. meet at the Packer House
at IL o'clock. Miss Myrtle Il. Tay-
lor, supervisor Of nurses for the
State Tuberculosis League will be the
speaker. Following the nurses meet
ing a luncheon will take place, at
ter which the conference will be
held. DIR. English of the Glen Card
ner sanitorium will be the principal
speaker.