Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-20

The ferry boat Perth Amboy aftei
being off the route between this ciE
and Tottenville for a day was put
back in service again aDou 5:5l
O'Clock last night. The ferryboat
J~,:tcEville WI | he again taken bach
- Clifton.
Perth Amboy Aerie, No. 1886,
Fraternal order of Eagles, will
rake further arrangements for the
masquerade Dall o be held Washing
tors birthday eve at a meeting OF
the aerie tonight. Initiation of can"
\ Jidates 10 also expected TO take place
at ibis time.
A meeting OF Lawrence Lodge No.
o., odd Fellows. will be held tonight
\ meeting CT the trustees OF st.
Paul's Luthetan church will be ned
| Sunday following the morning sei %
We.
Four candidates were conferred
with the third degree of the order
by Nalhalla Lodge, No. 275, odd Eel
lows at a meeting of the lodge last
night. Past Grand Paul Peterson, de-
gree master. was in the charge of the
work. Plans for the installation that
is to take place at the next meeting
were completed at this time. Arrange
.ments Will he made by the new staff
OF officers for a reception to the
district deputy and staff for the oc-
casion OF the visit and installation.
The Baptist Brotherhood will hold
. business meeting at the church
saturday night. January 81.
The local members of the county
executive committee of the Ameri-
can Legion will attend a meeting TO
be held at 40 Paterson street, New
Brunswick, at 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
All the plastering in the new wing
of the High School has been COM
pleted. the floors are being laid,
woodwork has been installed and it
IS assured that the Classrooms at
least. will be ready for occupancy
when the new classes enter in Feb
ruary.
Many women have applied to the
Red Cross for days work and this
organization is making an effort to
place them. In the majority of cases
the men of the families r unable
to obtain work because of the indus
trial depression and the women are
to assist in any way possible.
Anyone who can use these women
are asked to call the Red Cross Of
fee. 2012.
rTha aIious AI1 Snp5nty Of +ha |
First Baptist church and the Bap-
fist Brotherhood that the
house at SO Market street, re-
erected by the church will be
open for inspection by the members
of the church ana congregation on
Saturday from 8 to 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
State Chief Haymaker William ].
Carter, of Delanco accompanied by
state Vice Chief Haymaker Harry
WI sder, of Fineville' State First Far
mer A. OnenhaCser, of Camden;
State Second Farmer Edgar Apgar,
of Finevilie; State Trustee Peter
Damn, State Guard of Hayloft
Lars Jensen. of this city, will Off
ciallv visit po ArlDo Loft. No. 65 II,
Haymakers. at convocation to be
held Sunday afternoon at Red Mems
Hall. District Deputy Daniel Clair
of Opeechce Loft, of Elizabeth, will
also be present for the purpose of
installing the recently elected Off
GERS. An invitation has been ex-
tended to neighboring lofts and dele
cations are expected from Midtown,
Pla.nhelI, Elizabeth, New Bruins
wick, South Annoy, Asbury Park
and Railway. The New Years din
80, 30 4h, Joft urtJ1 ho caruol nv
Stewards Peter Damn, Victor Lar
sen and Ed ward SNger. following the
installation and reception.
The eighty boys of the various
Bible classes which held forth at
the Y. NJ. c. A. are looking forward
to hearing an adde's tonight from
j. Logan C~leVenger at the event OF
the monthly banquet. These perio-
die feeds" have proved thoroughly
successful at tho institution where
speakers from various walks of life
are procured to address the mem
berg The dinner will start at 6
O'Clock promptly.
The library board will hold a spe-
cial directors meeting tonight.
Mrs. Lois MOSSman OF Columbia
University, who has been instruct
ing a class of local teachers here
eacn Wednesday on the subject of
modern methods OF pedagogy, will
return for me new term in February.
Mrs. Mossntan has proved very inter-
esting and instructive and the teach
ing staff is glad Of having the OPP
portunity of taking one of the CO.
lumbia courses without leaving the
city.
There will be another rehearsal
of the participants in the annual
knights OF Columbus minstrel sho
which viii; be staged in the Ma
ieslfc Theatre on Tuesday night,
February q, at the club house to-
night at 1880 o'clock. Jack Bird,
who successfully directed two min
strei shows for the Woodbridge Ath-
for the "Caseys" show.
The first annual dance of the
Perth Amboy Fire Department. will
he held in the Auditorium on New
Brunswick avenue tonight.
Perth Amboy Post As. American
will meet tonight at the Y.
NJ. c. A. at s o'clock. At this time
the advisability of planning an af-
fair to help the financial situation,
the matter of new >clubrooms and
other business OF interest to the
members will be discussed. 1t is
that a. large representation
will be present.