Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-23
JAM SBURG

The annual meeting of the James
burg Mutual Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION will be held in Borough
hall tonight. The election Of Off
GERS, the reading of the annual re-
port by Secretary John III. Baremore
| will he the main hdsiness to come
before that meeting Notwithstand-
ing the. financial depression at this
time, the association will open their
twenty-eighth series Of stock. Re-
ports show thai many new subscrib-
| ers are already booking shares.
James Martin, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
George Martin. is a patient at the
Mercer Hospital, Trenton, under
treatment for an affection OF the
hip that has given him trouble since
his return from overseas. Reports
)from the hospital on Wednesday
show him to be resting comfortably
Ray Wheeler has rented a portion
OF the Furman Dormer house on
| Warren street, vacated by Mr.. and
| Mrs. william Firestine.
Mechanics Home Council, Jr. o.
U. A. NJ, at their meeting Tuesday
| night, initiated Frederick Emmons,
of Town, into the order, using the
| short form. Next Tuesday night the
Rev. Weaver K. Eubank, pastor OF
tn Q Presbyterian Church and a
member of the order. will address
! the membership. A social time Will
be enjoyed following the address.
The Dramatic Club of the Meth
| odist Church will stage their annual
! THANKSGIVING entertainment in
Lange's hall and have had a COM
pany of thespians in rehearsal for
| the past month for the rendition oil
a drama that should interest the
Younger generation. 1t will be en-
| titled IAN Old-Fashioned MotEer.'
and Is a dramatic parable oil
mothers love. Two performances
| will be given. November 20 and 30.
Pride of Mechanics Home Coun-
ell, Sons and Daughters of Liberty
| will be a busy organization for sew
| eral weeks to come. Last Tuesday
| night they went to NV Brunswick
| and were guests of Unity Council
| No. 8. Tonight they will go to LonG
| Branch to witness a class initiation
On December 4 they will celebrate
| their twenty-seventh anniversary
and hold their union meeting al
| their rooms, having as guests
| lodges from Hightstown. Freehold
and New Brunswick. On Deem
| Der ~ they will visit Hightstowr
Council to help celebrate their an
niversary.
railroad avenue. d. liie COihOi VI
Willow street, was contested fol
nearly half an hour Tuesday night
| by all the youths of the town will
sporting blood in their makeup
| when two of their number, Edward
Wengler and Lawrence Pergoli, also
of town, staged a f~our-round bat
| tie over remarks that were at
tributed to have been circulated
| The affair had its beginning In ont
OF the sporting places nearby, wht
| shooed the battlers out in the street
but who failed to call the police
| The police arrived shortly after vic
tory had been awarded to Pergoll
A large attendance at the fair an
| bazaar to he held by the First Bap
| tist Church. in Lange's hall this al
| ternoon and tonight, promises to bt
an elaborate affair. The responses
in the way of donations of cakes
| and articles Of fancy work, to be
sold TO the friends present. assures
the success of the affair. h pro
| ceeds are to be donated toward the
debt of the church.
The first of a series OF social al
| fairs. under the aupices of the young
neople Of st. lanes Cathollt
Church, is announced for
| ing eve, at st. James hall, when
card party and dance will be heid
| prizes out of the ordinary Will pt
given After cards, dancing vii
| follow,