Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
AMBOY

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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Watts, left
| School for Nurses, New York City.
| Miss Watts is a graduate of st.
| Mary's school, being one of the
| class of this year.
The choir boys of st. Mary's
| church are busily engaged in Great
ing a fund which win go toward
| paying for their gymnasium and
basketball equipment.
The dances at Morgan every Sat
/ urday night seem to attract a num-
| Der of the local youths. On last
| Saturday night South Amboy was
well represented.
The Misses Dorothy and Pauline
| Watts spent Saturday in New York
| City where they visited with rela-
| tives.
On Wednesday afternoon and
night St. Mary's school will enter
| tain with motion pictures. The
reels will be shown in the spacious
| hall of the school. The special af-
| ternoon performance will be for the
| children and those who do not get
| out in the evenings. The money de-
rived from the pictures will go to-
ward the fund created for the pay
ment of school books.
Thomas Kennedy has accepted a
| position at the Aeromarine Works,
Keyport.
Mrs. Thomas Lovely, wife of
| Councilman Lovely, and mother OF
the late Luke A. Lovely, the firs-
of New Jerseys boys to be killed IN
action, and after whose name the
local legion post is named, has been
elected to represent the state at the
celebration of the Unknown Soldier
on Armistice Day at Washington, j.
c.. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Lovely will
attend the convention at that time.
The Monmouth Association OF
Baptist churches will meet with The
First Baptist church at Freehold
October 6 and Z. The delegates from
the local Baptist church are Mrs
George w. McCombe, Rev. George
w. McCombe, Mrs. B. t. Lambert
son, Mrs. E. c. Roddy. Mrs. l.. T.
Dill, Mrs. William c. Edwards and
Mrs. Sadie Clayton. The association
comprises churches from Middle
sex, Monmouth and Ocean counties
Initial steps toward settling in
their new headquarters are being
made by the Democrats of the city.
The headquarters until election will
be in the McCloud building on
Broadway. The first public meeting
will be held on Thursday night OF
this week. when all the county cam
didates will be on hand to talk 70
the local voters. Plans to bring out
la large number of Tomen voters
and to interest them in the various
issues are being discussed at this
time.
The committee in charge of the
hospital bazaar are leaving no stones
unturned toward making their com
ing affair the greatest ever.
1.-THE Terrible Turk" was the
topic for discussion at the FRS
Baptist church last night by the
Rev. George w. McCombe, pastor
of the church. A large number Of
persons were on hand to hear Rev
Mr.. McCombe divulge into the sit.
uation evident on the other side a
this time.
Roy Ellison has been awarded The
contract to rebuild the home O.
William Mccarthy, of Conovel
street. The plans call for a mode-r
franc building with up to the min
ute improvements.
Camp No. IL. P. O.. of A, will re
open their regular meetings OF
Thursday afternoon of this week.
The Woman's Auxiliary to thu
South Amboy Hospital Assoclatloi
are scheduled to meet in the cit,
hall this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
4, Jimmie Rodgers, who for the pas
two years has been playing profes
sionaI baseball in the Piedmor
League of Virginia, returned hom
on Saturday after closing a mos
successful season. A writer for tn
Durham Daily News, which tear
Rodgers pitched to pennant victory
stated that Rodgers could be electe
mayor if the baseball fans had any
!, thing to say about the matter
Rodgers will now enjoy a long res
and will in all probability set sa.
for the south in the spring.