Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-01
SOUTH AMBOY

The Ladies' Auxiliary TO the Me-
Gainesville Hose Company held one
of their famous chowder sales at
the fire house Yesterday. The ladies
have arranged TO continue the sale
of chowder m every Friday until
further notice.
Much activity is noticed in Ameri-
can Legion circles at the present
time. Commander John a. Con-
logue in an effort to instill greater
interest in the memSers has in
structed Post Entertainment officer
George W. Vein to be prepared
with a big feed for the next regu-
lar meeting which will be held
Thursday of hex week. An unusual
fine program of entertainment is
being arranged and several of the
debaters of the post have promised
some live wire maaerial for the next
meeting.
"A Great American" will be the
subject of the address of the Rev.
George w. McCombe, pastor Of the
First Baptist church, tomorrow
night. A good ong service will
be held in conjunction with the
weekly topic.
The many friends of Master Ray
mond Mortenson will be pleased to
learn he has entirely recovered from
his recent illness.
Harvey Brumagin and Lawrence
w. Corson fotored to the home of
friends at Metuchen yesterday.
The condition of the weather last
night held little horrors for the pin
ochle fans of this city as was seen
by the large number of players that
turned out for the regular weekly
games at the American Legion
rooms. The winners for last nights
games were Thomas Howley, an
electric lamp; John Sutliff. a silver
pencil; George Hyer. a fountain pen,
and James Harkins, a silver pencil.
John Southard and Peter BONNER,
together with John Connors, took
charge Of the affair. The games
will continued and those in charge
are planning a huge affaih to take
place within a short time.
William J. Boyce. a local cleo
trician, is improving at his home
from a fall into n of the storm
sewers of this city. The accident
happened when Boyce alighted from
a Perth Amboy bus enroute to his
home.
William Briggs motored to the
home Of friends at Red Bank yes
terday.
The motion picture service at the
Presbyterian church will be conduc-
ted by the pastor, who will take for
his theme for the evening discourse
Sunrise in the Sunrise Kingdom"
The four reels Of pictures in con-
junction with the sermon is entitled
I'm Sunrise Land"
The Catholic Daughters of Ameri-
ca will hold their regular weekly
G. on David street Monday night
at s o'clock.
Plans for the observance of Dec
Grafton Day r well under way by
the members of Luke A. Lovely Post
No. 81, American Legion, of this
city. An elaborate parade will be
the main feature of the occasion. ,
The Raritan Club have completed
interior decorations to their home
and are planning a huge dance to
be held some time this month. The
members report arrangements COM
pleted with a popular orchestra of
Perth Amboy, who are to furnish
the music for the affair.
Miss Hazel Compton, after an ILL
ness of several weeks, has been able
to resume her duties at the South
Amboy Lumber & Supply Company.
Saint Mary's choir Is busily engag-
ed ~rehearsfng for the Easter service.
Several new voices have been added
to the already large choir.
Amboy Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, will shortly ommenc a series
OF card parties to be held in the K.