Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-21

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being repainted and r~edecorated.
Painters have been at work for the
mast two weeks. The main dining
room is now being done.
The Y. NJ. c. A. will open for the
regular on Thanksgiving
Day when athletic games. in n
gym and lobby games will be held.
held.
Lawrence Lodge, No. 81, o. Eel
lows, at its meeting Friday nigh ar
ranged to go up to Elizabeth on De-
cember II for the demonstration OF
the second and third degrees OF n
OF der to be held under the auspices
of the district deputy.
A request has gone out from the
local Office of the Red Cross lor
clothing for two boys. seven and nine
wears of age who are unable 10 at
tend school for the ack or attire,
whose father is now in n WORK
house on the charge OF larceny anu
whose mother is working 10 p
three smaller children. Suits. waists
caps and stockings are the neces-
sary articles and Will be calieo 10
n the donors will get in touch with
he Red Cross, telephone 2012. I'm
and a sweater are also so
licited for a t~ubercular patient, VINO
has no relatives and is confined IN
the Bonnie Burns hospital.
A large group of boys attended
the monthly Bible class supper at
the Y. M. G. A. Friday night anu
heard a talk by Industrial Secretary
lanes A.. Iarcombe who spoke on
the coming movement, Help the
other Fellow which Is about 10
start in the Y. NJ. C. a. The sup
per was cooked and served by meIh,
bbers of the Woren's Auxiliary and
some of the boys.
CT Paurs Evangelical church in
First street was well filled yester-
day morning for the memorial to the
twentv-six members of the church
who passed away during the past
wear. Rev. Dr. Jacob Ganss, pastor
an impressive sermon lor
the departed taking for his theme
"sha1 We Meet Again With Our
Departed." Special music was rem
dered by the choir under the dlrec-
ton of Miss Adele Williams, ~ OF
panist and while the names OF tne
twenty-six were being read u anu
the date of their death. Nearer,
NV God to Thee" was rendered oh
the organ.
In accordance with thu order OF
the notice department, all barber
shops in the city were closed yester-
dav. Only one instance OF
was reported and this shop was
closed by the patrolman on the peat'
Perth Amboy Aerie Nc. 1856,
Order of Eagles, Friday
night arranged for a pinochle and
tournament to be helo
among it's members this winter.
Worthy President John Patten
named a committee composed OF
David l.. Hull, l.. Z. Moore, Thom-
as Wathne, Lester Il. Bodle ana
Kuhn to arrange for the TWO
schedules. Thomas +. wallace was
named outer guard in place OF Da,
vid j Lucas, resigned. n David
L.. Hull was named conductor IN
place of John Z. Dingler.
The annual Help the Other Fell
low campaign of the Y. Nj. c. A.
boys department is now in progress
and each member is challenged
with the idea of one cent for every
letter in his name and for each
year of his life, in order to reach
the forty dollar goal which has been
set. The proceeds will be turned
in at the state convention OF older
BOYS on December 8, toward IL
RANGING the work for-boys in for
eign countries and those who have
been under privileged. -Four teams
are competing in the campaign, n
Hi-Y Club, Junior Employed Boys
brotherhood, Comrades and the
Wawayanda Club. -Four clock
have been placed in the office on
which are registered the daily re-
turns Of the teams.
Louis NJ. Rossi, works manager
of the Bakelite Company. a been
secured as speaker for h meeting
to be held tonight at st. Mary's
hall in Center street. Mr.. Rossi
will take for his subject, Bakelite."
A large number of men are expect
ed to be out at this time to hear
the speaker.
All Presbyterians interested are
invited to attend the meeting of the
Sunday School Athletic League,
which will be held in the Y. M. c.
A. board room at 1880. At this
time a captain will be chosen, yells
submitted and banners printed.
d. w. Boehm, superintendent of the
Sunday school, will preside as chair
man of the committee.
Edwin IT. Barclay, Junior past
state councillor, was the speaker at
the Past Councillor Association of the
Jr. U. o. A. NJ. in the South Amboy
high school Friday night. An ex-
cellent program followed in which
the Joel Parker Council minstrel
troupe presented the entertainment
This meeting was observed as La
dies Night" and it is estimated that
about 500 members and friends of
the order gathered in the high school
auditorium for the affair. Dancing
followed the entertainment and re-
freshments were served. Middlesex
Council, No. 63, of this city, was
represented by a large number or
members and guests.
Alex Kosene, has closed a lease
with the Perth Amboy Bottling
Works for the erection of a building
5OxlO0 which will be used by the
concern for the manufacture of soft
drinks. The building will be erec-
ted at Mullins springs and equipped
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