Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-14

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Mrs. Rose jaime Bioudheim spoke on
the progress Of Hadassa. Miss kussy
also gave an interesting account or
the last convention recently held in
Pittsburgh. \ temporary organiza-
ton was Effected. Permanent OIL
GERS will b selected at the next
meeting, wn.ch Will take place at the
home of Mrs. Eugene kohn, Mon
day night.
Lincoln Engine Company laid
plans for tie celebration of the for
tech anniversary of the company
following 1he annual election held
last night a. the fire house in state
street. President l.. s.. Moore, who
has served for the past several terms
as head Of the company named a
committee cf five with Thomas Gu
ney at the head to arrange for the
celebration which will take the form
of a banquet am reception on the
night Of December 20. The officers
named are President, l.. b. Moore;
vice president. George Schenck; re-
cordiug secretary. Percy Palmer; fl
nancial secretary. Frank c. Rhodes;
treasurer. William Hinkle; foreman.
Percy Palmer; first assistant fore
man. James Halbert and second as
sistant foreman, Victor Satter.
A meeting of the nominating
committee of the Christian En-
deavor Society of the First Pres
byterian church will be held tomor-
row night at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Gillis. 1S5 State street.
The nomination and election of
\oficers for Goodwill Camp No. 81.
+. Noodmen of the World, last night
resulted in the following being
chosen for the ensuing term: Past
consul commander. John j.. Keirst;
consul commander. Jacob Deffort;
Advisor lieutenant. James Collins;
clerk, Ever S. Everscn; banker,
Hans z. Olsen escort. Louis Kirtz;
sentry, Rudolph Kulshinski; watch
man. Almond Meyer; manager for
three years Ralph Belts. and ply
stefan. ]. v. Shull. The installation
will AXE place the first meeting in
January. Five candidates were in
itiated at the meeting the work
being done by the Uniform Rank
of Singer Camp. of Elizabeth. A
delegation of thirty-ive members
of Singer Camp accompanied the
uniform rank here to witness the
initiation. After the meeting a So
cial time was held with refresh
ments, served under the direction of
a committee of the camp.
Middlesex Council No. loo,
Royal Arcanum at its meeting last
night accepted the report of the
nominating committee and elected
tho following named officers: Rep
~resentative to the grand council,
Joseph Messenger; alternate repre-
sentative. Fred Fl. Diak; regent,
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Gfothen; orator, Frank Schmidt:
past regent, Joseph Messenger;
guide Olaf Larson; chaplain,
Charles Yenk; warden. Emil Wald-
man: sentry, James Nicholson; Sec
rotary. George Mills: collector, John
Hanson, Sr.; treasurer, William S.
Duncan; trustee for three years,
Fred Fl. Diak; trustee for two years,
William H. Woglom; representative
to the hospital bed fund association.
Past Regents Truman Gano and
Olaf Larson. In the election of
treasurer, Mr.. Duncan has served in
that capacity for thirty years. The
installation will take place in jan
uary.
William Walters, of Water street.
harbor master and port warden, will
be taken to st. MichaeIs Hospital.
Newark, this afternoon to undergo
an operation at that institution.
Court Standard No. III, Fores-
tiers of America, is scheduled to
meet tonight.
The nomination of officers for
Middlesex Council No. 63, Jr. o. U.
a. NJ, will take place tonight.
There will be a program attending
the presentation of the many prizes
that will be given out by the Perth
Amboy Trust Company to the stu
dents of the city for the best essays
ON thrift" which AVE been written
in all the classes from the sixth
grade up through the high school.
Awarding the prizes will take place
in the high school auditorium De-
cember % at SIS o'clock, at which
time Senator William Fl. Parry. of
Essex, will be the main speaker. The
st. Cecilia Choral Society under the
direction of s. p. Rostkowsky will
perform and Mrs. S. p. Rostkowsky
will be the soIoist. The prizes. large
denominations of currency, will be
awarded as part of the thrift cam
paign that is being held by the bank
for two months.
A number of good turns were done
by the boys of Scout Troop NJ. ? on
its hike last Sunday, according to
the report given at the meeting last
night, where much other business
was transacted. One first class, six
second class and six tenderfoot
badges were awarded by Assistant
Scoutmaster Nussbaum at this time.
The standing of the patrols in the
troop at the present time is as fol-
lows: Fox Patrol, 1O5; Wolf Patrol.
IS; Black Patrol, II, and Tiger Pa
trol, 22.
Christopher Columbus Lodge No.
1913 Sons of italy, at its meeting last
night arranged for the opening of a
citizenship school TO be hello each
Tuesday night from I TO . o'clock.
The school Will be opened to all men
of Italian birth who wish to become
American citizens. Rev. Columbino
Galassi and Joseph lombard will
be the instructors for the class to fit
4 the men for their application to be
made to become citizens.
Besides the regular program TO be
given at the meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association of the Gram
maj School this afternoon, there will
be an exhibition of Christmas work
done under the supervision of Miss
Caroline Kimball. OF particular in
terest are the hand painted greeting
cards which will also be exhibited
Friday.
Christmas gifts of various kinds