Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-28
SOUTH AMBoY

Luke A. Lovely Post No. SO, AM
erican Legion, will terminate tier
season of card tournaments with Il
monster euchre to be held at 81.
Mary's hall tonight. John j. Con-
nors Is In charge OF the affair tina.
promises to be n of the great sue
cesses o fthe year in legion circles.
Many prizes have been donated ~
the committee and a good lumber
Is expected to be presented to the
boys tonight at the games. A large
delegation Of out of town players =
expected. The games will commences
promptly at s o'clock.
The Epworth League, of the EetE-
odist Episcopal church will Sold one
of their famous homemade bakery
sales in the basement of the church
on John street tomorrow afternoon.
The ladies' promise to have for Gale
a large amount of goodies which will
include. cakes. pies. bread and crIl-
lers.
Howard Bergen and a ,arty OF
friends motored to Long Branch on
Wednesday. p. j. Cooney is enjoy
ing a STAY at Providence. r. 1.
Miss Ruth Mortenson motored
with friends to Princeton on Mon
day.
Daniel Schissler and mother, OF
Asbury Park, are enjoying a stay at
the home of Freebooter and Mrs.
william S. Dey.
George Mortensoa visited with
friends at Newark. Wednesday.
Daniel Cross visited with a num-
Der of friends at Newark. Wednes-
day.
The funeral of Torrance Mcclure.
who died suddenly at his home oil
David street, Monday. was held from
st. Mary's church yesterday morning
when a high mass was celebrated by
the Rev. DIR. Edward c. Grinen. MI.
Mcclure, was well known In thi&
city, having a large circle of friends.
His funeral was well attended. He
is survived by four children. Philip
and James and Misses Mary m
Cathryn.
Louis Tedesco has purchased a
new sedan automobile.
Tonight Joel Parker Council, Jr.
o. u. A. NJ. will meet in their rooms
on First street, where a large class
initiation will take place. Refresh.
ments and music will feature the
evenings program.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Brophy and
family have moved to the residence
formerly occupied by L. w. Sickles.
Robert Chapman motored to the
home of friends at Parlin yesterday.
Miss Mildred Hager. of Trenton. Is
enjoying a several weeks stay al
the home of Mrs. Rose Fredericks.
A large delegation from Ianthe
Council No. 6, ID. of p, of this city
will attend the twenty-ifth ami
versary of Mohawk Council, of Perth
Amboy tonight.
The r. u. Rue Co., clay merchants
Of this city. have added a steam
crane and q locomotive to their list
Of equipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Freeman are
visiting with friends at Greystone
Park.
Mrs. X. Stolte has added to the
appearance OF her residence by hav.
ing the building entirely shingled
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Me.
c~hanicsville Hose Company. will en-
terrain in q novel way on May IL
with a poverty dance. The affair
promises to add another wrinkle In
the events held in this city Of late
The ladies say it will be a misde'
meanor to appear at this dance with
out being in old clothes. The men
must wear trousers that have al
least one patch and a fine will be
levied on the person who would dare
wear q clean collar.
Charles Freeman has purchased
new sedan and will shortly leave fol
an extended trip through the state
Of Pennsylvania.
Much Improvement to side streets
is noticed throughout the city. The
committee IN streets have beer
praised for this work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Compton