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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
100 GRADUATED
At EXERCISES
Grammar School Event is a
Great Success Mr.. Hulse
is Speaker

Preceded by a program which was
as varied of nature as it was inter-
esting, 100 boys and girls received
their diplomas at the Grammar
School graduation exercises held IN
the High School auditorium last
night before an audience of /ouc
parents and friends.
In his speech of presentation.
Henry S. Hulse, Jr., saying that the
students "having done much for us.
as a token of appreciation we shall
do something for Them" and handed
each pupil the parchment which
made him or her eligible to enter
high school.
Mr.. Hulse announced each number
as it was given and began with songs
from the entire class of 1922. All of
he group singing was exceptionally
fine, whether from the boys or girls
Or ensemble. The drills, also proved
greatly attractive to the guests and
that of the girls of room 13 and the
wand drill which was taxing to the
emory, but very well executed ny
the boys of DON "a We're two of t1c
features that received hearty ova-
tons.
A sketch in which Herr. Jeroff,
JOlH DuDOT, AIlIuI EAudiilS, IeOuliIy
Hartmann and Harry Jones figured
as the last was a wholesome por-
trayal of the fourteen-year-old
brother who has just fallen in love
and whose courtship is interrupted
by the ever present younger brother.
Mary Demko executed the High
land Fling with a facility that did
her much credit and the intricate
steps were appreciated by the audi
ence in their response.
Teddy Rogers. Sidney Tucker and
Henry Jeroff in the Punch and Judy
show presented one of the best
parts of the program. The little
figures were brought to life in a
clever manner by the triumverate
of original graduates and their an
tics brought forth waves of laugh
ter from the listeners. .
In the play given by the girls OF
Room "a the virtues n vlces
which attract every person Were
set forth in the form of IN allegor-
ica1 presentation and was well
given. Fashioned after the play
Experience" the act was done full
justice by Esther Drourr. Estelle
Weiner, Helen Wohl, Augusta Lieb-
er. Eleanor Peterson, Ada Breslinr
Ida Abramason, Rose Liss, Elizabeth
Paul, Pearl Rosenblum, Gladys Sor-
enson and Bernice Bardin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
BIG EVENT FOR |. 0. 0. F.

MATAWAN, Jan. 2S-Knicke,
booker Lodge, I. o. o. F., is
planning for a big affair on
Monday night, February 6. at which
time the Bayside Degree team will
COME to this borough to confer the
iritiatory degree on some candidates
The new officers installed in this
lodge this week follow: Past grand
e. w. Bissell; N. G., Herbert M. p
s'turt; v. c., Robert T. Christinat:
recording secretary. William A,
Rodgers financial secretary. James
Arthur Young; treasurer. Herbert *
Bushnell: r. s. N. G.. Fran IS G
Bedle; L. S. N. G, Lewis Fl Stem
Ter; warden, Charles J. Matz; o
ductor, C. William Ludi; chaplain.
Herbert Citizens; r. s. superinten-
deGt, Theron Bedle; l.. s. superin-
tendent. William NJ. Smith. outside
guard, George Walker;a ms de guard,
II. A.. Eigard; r. S. " G., Emil
raienbach; l.. S. V. G.. j. William
Lyle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
TOTTENvILLE

"
n A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Edward Williams, of Arthur
Kill road, Thursday night.
DIR. w. II. Becker, of Springfield.
l.. L.. has returned home after spend
ing a month with his daughter,
Mrs. William Clark. Miss A. l..
Blocker, a daughter. who spent the
week here with her sister, returned
home with him.
Mrs. Kate Nance has been i'll at
her home in Butler venue.
Mrs. Charles Shoyberg entertain
cd the Monday Evening Sewing club
this week. Miss Frances DeBoer
will entertain next Monday night.
Mrs. Edmund Cuny entertained
the Afternoon Euchre club at her
home yesterday. After cards re-
freshments were served. Miss hel-
" Gregory, Mrs. Fred Gross, Mrs.
Carl Raguse and Mrs. George Hoehn
were awarded the prizes.
81 Detective Romono< Pagano of the
Seventh Branch Bureau is confined
TO his home i'll.
Mrs. F. West, of Prince Bay, spent
Yesterday with Mrs. William Clark.
Rev. Raymond S Brown. a for
mer resident, and assistant at the
Calvary Episcopal church Manfiat-
tan will have charge of the services
at st. stephens church tomorrow.
William. Campbell. of Joline AVE.
nue.. underwent an examination by
DIR. Lorentz, the noted surgeon on
his visit to Staten Island last week.
Or. L.orentz said thai the young man
could be cured.
A euchre for the benefit Of the
Past Chiefs Association of the Pyth-
Sisters will be held Monday at
kShe home of Mrs. Abram Johnson
Amboy road.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
WOODBRIDGE man IS
FOUND GUILTY Of ASSAULT

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. Is
Andrew Gergey, of Woodbridge, was
found guilty of assault and battery
upon his wife yesterday after a trial
before Judge DAILY, sitting in special
session without a jury Gergey was
charged with beating his wife and
was put on probation for the full
term when the court found hin,
srilty.
According to the testimony offered
| yesterday, Gergey came home = INK
en- November 10. His wife Julia,
had his dinner prepa 4, but til
! man refused to eat and went out
for more booze. He returned lat sr
and demanded his meal. The wife
was in bed and when she failed to
get up and provide supper again,
Gergey Is accused of beating her.
The woman called in some neighhors
to aid her and then got a warrant
for her husbands arrest.
The defendant was arrested about
four months ago on a similar charge
but his wife at that time withdrew
the complaint and the case was
therefore dismissed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28

Morning worship at 1850 o'clock.
Cello, Prize Song from the Master
singers, Wagner; Mr.. Stephen Som
ogyi.
Professional hymn No. SO. "Our
God, Oar Help in Ages Past"
Invocation and Lords prayer.
Dcxology.
Psa.ter selection No. As.
Gloria.
Announcements.
Scripture lesson.
Anthem. Prais1 Him with Melody,
LoWden. Junior Choir.
Prayer.
O~ffertory. cello solo. Andantino,
Paper; Mr.. Somogy1.
Hymn No SO. Praise the Lord, we
Heavens. ADORE Him
Sorlnon, (Which Way Does Your
House Face?" Rev ISAAC Ward, DID.
Hymn No 1856, mon, L Resolve
With Ali Ny Heart"
Bancdicticn.
~Sevcnfold Amen. Stainer.
Organ, Grand March from Aida,
Verdi.
Evening worship, 1870
The prelnde will begin at 7:15.
Organ Toccata liz ID, Yon.
Mnrche II F~lanbeauX, Gullmant-
Hymn Nc. Sc, Grown Him with
Many Crowns"
Services OF Song.
Announcements.
scripture lesson. .
Anthem, "Send out Thy Light
GoGno,.
Prayer.
Offertcry. soprano solo, selected;
Miss Linda Marstcn.
Hymn Nc ST, "All Hail the Pow
err Of JesIf' Name"
Sermon, 1.-THE Cnfailing Detec'
tive" Re-. Isaac Ward, DID.
BenedictiCn.
Choir response.
Organ. March from Tannhauser
Wagner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
PHILEMON CARD
PARTY SUCCESS
Many Prizes Awarded for Bill
Iop House Campaign Fund
Last Night

TOTrENVILLE. Jan. 2S.-The
card p..rty fo1 the benefit of the
fund TO-. til, Billion House campaign
to He conducted by the Philemon
Literary ard Historical Society held
last night al the Masonic Hall proved
to re a most successful affair. Bridge.
pinvchle, FIVE hundred and euchre
Were played and prIZeS were award
ed in each. Games started at S:So
O'Clock anc there were three tables
bin bridge, Eve in five hundred, six
in euchre ara on. IN pinochle.
Z Thos. awarded prizes in bridge
were: Gilbert S. Barnes. gold pen
Gil; Chester A. Cole. necktie; n. j..
Lowe aluminium set: Mrs. Robert
Macan. glass dish; Miss Elsa L..
Evans, towel; Mrs. N. J. Lowe. flower
holder, and Mrs. Downs. writing
paper. Those awarded the prizes in
five hundred We're: Mrs James
Hoige fern: Mrs. Abram NJ.
Sprayue, boudoir cap; Mrs Charles
Key. jewel case: Miss Anna Van
Name, glass dish; Mrs. Adams, tow
ell; Miss Emma Herrel. writing
paper; Hernert z. Van Name, neck
tie: Mrs r. r. Wood, doiley. and
Mrs Marion Cleveland, tea.
Miss Fran les MISSIONER was award
ed the prize at the pinochle table.
Those awarded this prizes in euchre
were: Mrs Margare! Mathieson. vel
vet bag Mrs James IRE, sugar and
cream set. Mrs. Rudolph Hoehn.
pitcher; Walter Eagle. half dozen
glasses; Mrs John Hume, handker-
chef; Mrs. erthu McCallum. table
mat: JOSEPH Kromish. bureau scarf;
N. p. Anderson, doiiey; Mrs. N. L.
Anderson, Augurt Claruis, carriers,
and Mrs. Henry Schneider. doiley.
Mrs. Alexander Campbell was given
the non-player's prize. Mrs. George
Hoehn was il. charge of the arrange
ments for the affair which Is the
first of a series of events for the fund
for the pr, s%ervatioD campaign for
the famous historical structure sit
uated n Staten Island in the vicln-
ity Of Sea Breeze. The Billop House
property has been ircluded in :he
park system, of the borough of RCh-
moni under the plan of Park Com
Mckinley which has also
3een made the outlet of the bouie-
ward to h extended through the is
land. The proposed new ferry to
South Ambty is also within a short
dis+anc Of the property.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
JUDGE CANNON EXTENDS
TERM OF GRAND JURY

TpTTENVILLgi Jan. 2S.-Su-
pre,ae Corr Justice Frank S. Can
non. IT.. Staten Islands only judge
on tho supreme court bench. VINO
has NJ en- sitting in Richmond this
north. has evte ndcd the term of the
Janllars gIsnd jurors over for the
next two ncrths, This action was
taken by Jrdee Cannon after a con-
ference with district Attorney Jo-
semi ] Maloy because of no provl-
sion for q grand jury until April.
In addrassinf the grand Jurors
Judge Ganron expressed his thanks
for their efforts during the recent
session ana said that a better thing
In punishin~ crintc is preventing it
ana vour body always Is ready for
Instant service an / is bound to act as
n deterrent
He said that no occasion for the
service of the jurors is an~ticinated
md that the district attorney will be
extre 1el.- considerable of their time,
hut they viii be held together so
that IL emergency should arise the
county will find Itself rrepared. some
forty cases we're tried by Jury dur
ing this term and the equity cases
were trieS this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
STATE DEPUTY FURMAN
INSTAllS OFFICERS

TOTTENVILLE, Jan. 2S:-Dis-
trict Deputy State Councillor Grace
Furman accompanied by a delega-
ton of members of Welcome Coua-
Gil No. 80, Daughters of America,
went to Port Richmond Thursday
night '. here she installed the officers
of Pride of Juniors Council No. 20.
Mrs. Furman is a past state council
or of New York and a past national
representative.
Following the installation she was
presented with a silk nightgown
from the council, the presentation
being made by State Outside Senti-
mel Jessie Booth, a member OF Pride
of Junior Council. A social time
followed with refreshments. -Four
candidates were initiated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
SOUTH AMBOY

NNyS
"The Awakening of Cecily'' is the
title of the film to be shown at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow
night. In conjunction with the pic
ture. the pastor, Rev. Allsup, will
make a few remarks on Greatness
Through Service" The pastor has
secured bookings of some of the
best pictures in the religious line,
ever presented.
Special NJ. Il. Service
Beginning with the services at the
Methodist Episcopal church tomor-
row there will be a week of special
meetings. The services will begin
at 7:45 with a song service by a
chorus choir OF young folks. The
program for the week is: Sunday
1890 A. NJ. preaching by the pas
tor, subject: win One-Stand BY.
The regular services of the Junior
Church will be held in connection
with this service. 2:30 Z. M. the
regular session of the Sunday school
will be held. The officers and teach
ers are urged to be present at this
time. as well as every OF
the class.
"The Need of the Blood" by the
pastor in conjunction with the song
service. On Monday evening the
Rev. e. f. Reed pastor of the Mat
avian church, will preach. Tuesday
evening. the Rev. w. r. Raver, pas,
tor of First church. Red Bank, vii
be in charge. Wednesday evening,
The Rev. w. +. Atkinson, pastor OF
| Freehold church, will preach
Thursday evening the Rev. c. M
Hogate, pastor OF Freehold ,church
will preach. Friday evening, TN
Rev. A. C. Brady. pastor of Caviar!
church, Keyport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
SOUTH AM BOY

Theodore Saunders has commenc-
ed the erection of a new building on
Conover street.
The Raritan Club will entertain
friends at their first annual dance
to be held i'll their new club rooms
tonight. The committee IN charge
have left nothing undone
assuring tn success of the aliair'
and with high hopes they welcome
the coming CT then special orchestra
scared FOR the occasion. Inc cruz
rooms have been httlngly decora'eu
for the occasion.
The phi Alpha Sigma Fraternity
will meet Monday night. Plans for
entertainments vii, be discussed at
the meeting.
TIE Wom.an's Club have planned
rwo programs OF great interest,"
which are 10 be combined into me,
| which viii be hell February 2. Al
| this meeting nomination blanks VIII
be distributed to each member. Az
a later date to be collected with the
names Of possible candidates for the
yeas.
The Catholic Daughters of Ameri-
| ca will continue their weekly caru
parties on Monday night. Miss Cath-
| erice Cieary is in charge of the az
fair assisted by a hustling commit
tee.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'CLOCK
in the rooms of the X. of c. build
ing, the Catholic daughters of Am
| erica will install the officials for the
| coming yea" All the members nave
been requested to be present at TINS
time, Sta.o Gran Regent Miss Mary
| C.. Duffy will preside. District Dep
uty Mrs. Mary White. of Perth Am
boy, will assist.
Dr.. +. S. Maroney. physical direc-
| tor of Atlantic City. will address tne
Parent Teachers Association OF 81
Mary's school some time in February
The subject DR.. Maroney will speak
on has not been announced. but II
is understood that in all probability
it will follow along the line of physl,
| cal training, as Dr.. Maroney is wei
yersed in this line.
During II first five days IN fep-
ruarV. children owe, five years of age
will he entered in the local schools
Parents are notified to see either
Miss Mack or Mrs f. j. Donlin with
regard to registration.
William Black of Orange, speh
Yesterday at the home of friends Oh
Pine avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Harrington,
of Manhattan, have been visiting DIT
Prince Bay this week.
Mrs. Ernest Lenior visited Mrs.
William Clark at Tottenville this
week,
Mis6 Helen Gilmore, a nurse at
the Memorial hospital, who was OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis at that
place this week. is recovering.
Mrs. May Hummel and daughter,
of Southold, L.. l., have been visit
ing at Great Kills.
VOLTS pond in Prince Bay dur
ing this past week has been used by
many skaters.
The wireless telephone being in
stalled in st. Marks church is ex-
pected to be opened to the public
the first of the month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
Suburban Churches

Evening worship and ermon BY
the pastor at 1880 2. M.
Reformed
Rev. f. T. b. Reynolds, Pastor
. Is A. NJ. Sunday school. George
s. Hyer, supt.
10:45 a. M. Morning service
sermon, topic Complete in Him.
1880 r. M. Evening service, pic.
ture praise. Special solos and illus
trated hymns.
First Baptist
Rev. Il. S. Harwood, Pastor
Sunday school at $3.50 A. Nj
Charles s. Walling, supt.
Morning service and sermon at
10:45 A. NJ, topic, 'The Third An
nouncement of Christ as savior"
Evening worship and sermon BY
! the pastor at 1880 p. NJ, topic, The
Home-Right and Wrong Ideas OF
q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
NJ. f..


Rev. Wilbert Westcott. pastor.
$3.50 a. m. The morning devotional
r1eeting will be lead by Miss r..
WIderstrom.
1880 a. m. The morning WORSHIP
with sermon by the pastor upon
vanishing and Enduring" Music
by Junior and Senior choirs.
II noon. The regular session %
the Sabbath school.
1880 p. m. Evening service with
sermon by the pastor upon "One
Way Traffic" There will be the US
ual service of song as well as music
ty Epworth and Senior choirs.
The Social Service Society has pur
chased a beautiful memorial bou-
ouet basket for the pulpit. This
Sunday the bouquet will be sur-
nished by Miss S. Sofield, in memory
of her departed husband, r. V. Il.
Soiield.
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock the
monthly meeting of the Kings Her
aids will be held in the lecture
room of the church.
Wednesday at 3 p. IN. n special
meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary
IN the lecture room.
Wednesday at 8 p. m. the weekly
fellowship service, conducted by the
Pastor.
Friday at 4 o'clock the weekly re
hearsal of the Junior choir. The
choir is always open for new
members.
Sunday, Feb. 5th at the morning
service the bi-monthly sacramento
service will be held. In the evening"
the pastor will commence q series
- $1,000 ssITI, .Ai,rr
rem Forgotten Men," the subject
tart.
Music For Simpson NJ. T.,
Morning at 1880 a. m.
prelude-Organ.
Observation-Disclosures Things @
Thee are Spoken" '...... Newtor
hntheh-"Sweet is Thy Mercy"
Barn5Y
Solo part by Miss M. Graae
Scripture Reading.
Offertory Anthem-"The Star"
Ritter
Solos by Dorothy Meade, Edit
Ryan and Wesley Schwartz.
Sermon--'Vanishing and Endur
ing" Pastor.
Recessional-"Lead On. o KIM
Eternal ............ Shurtlet
PCstlude-Organ. il
Evening 1880 p. m.
Prelude-Organ.
Processional-"Be Not Discour
aged Ackle!
Anthem-"I Am Alpha and Omega
Stainel
Scripture Reading.
Offertory Anthem by Epworth Choi,
Sermon-"One Way Traffic" Paste.
Recessional-"How You viii Low
Him" Ackle'
postlude-Organ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
METUCHEh

DE-. Frederick Maroney of Atlantic
city, a former state director of ply
steal education of New Jersey, spoke
last nigh al S:15 o'clock at the high
schoo1 auditorium. on Health Edu-
cation" This waY one of a series
of lectures arranged by the local
school board for the people of this
Borough.
Miss Eleanor Eglinton will give a
piano recital ON February II. Miss
Egliuton is the musical director OF
st. Iuke's church. under whose aus
nlcea tne recital Is held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28

ST. Mary'S Episcopal

ST. Mary y FiISCopul
Rev. G.. M. Brewin, Pastor
Holy communion at 1880 A. M.
Church school at 10 A. M.
Morning a y and sermon by the
Rev. S. j.. Hutton.
and m by the Rev
Mr.. Patterson.
Calvary NJ. Il.
Rev. A. c. Brady, Pastor
Sunday school at 9:45 A. M. Phelps
Cherry, superintendent.
Morning service and sermon at ii
A. M, Sermon to the juniors "Ihe
Way of Giving" Sermon to the con-
gregation "Our Pride"
Epworth league meeting at 6:3O
p. M. Stereopticon lecture on Ha-
wall. Mrs. a. c.. Brady and George
Cherry.
1880 p. NJ. Evening service and
sermon by the pastor, topic, "our
Church."
First Presbyterian
Rev. w. A. Service. Pastor
Morning service at 10:45 A. M
Preaching by the pastor.
Sunday school at II noon, Kay
mond u. Mckinney, supc
Evening worship and sermon D!
the pastor at 1880 7. NJ.
St. Johns NJ. T..
Rev. A. l.. Iszard. Pastor
Class meeting at 9:45 A. M. An
drew J. Latham, leader.
Morning service and sermon by
the pastor at 1890 A. NJ.
Sunday school at 2:30 =. NJ. Henry
Nance, superintendent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
81. PauI'S Services

TOTTENVILLE, Jan. 2S;-"tac-
ing a Problem" will be the topic at
the morning service by Rev. j.. +.
Bindenberger. pastor at st. Pauls
Methodist church tomorrow. In the
evening the pastors subject will be
obedience and Sacrifice" Miss
Evelyn Monroe will sing.
Monday night the Bible class
business meeting and first anniver-
sary will be observed by a social.
The union prayer service next week
will be at Bethel church. Rev. j.
Harrison Johnson, of the South
IA church. will be the speaker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
Cut This Quilt Is Worth None,

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
Local Churches ofAHD Denominations
Pulpit Topics


st. Peters Church
7:45 Holy communion.
$3.50 Church school.
1890 Morning Prayer and sermon
by the rector.
1880 L. NJ. Evening prayer and
sermon.
Tuesday. 1880 T. NJ. Rector's
Guild: 7:45 L. NJ. Girls Club
Thursday Young Mems Club at
1880 I. NJ.
Friday. 8 Z. NJ. Woman's Auxil-
larry; 1880 p. NJ. Evening prayer.
Sc. Peters Music
1890 A. NJ. morning prayer.
Professional.
Alleluia, song of gladness. Neale
Venite Bacon
Benedictus Anon
HYMN, choir and congregation, God
My King, They Might Confessing"
(Gotha).
Kyrie rains
Hymn, choir and congregation,
Jesus, Lover of My Sour
Anthem, Lift Up Your Heads
+ Coleridge Taylor
Recessional, "Thy Kingdom
Come. o Cod. .IIayne
1880 T.. NJ. Evening Prayer.
/ Professional, Jerusalem, the
the Golden. Ewing
Magnificent. Nunc Dimittis. .Simper
Vesper Lyman, choir and congre-
CATION, go Brightness of the m
mortal Fathers Face Scholetield
Anthem, Arise, Shine for thy Light
is Come (Elvey).'
/ Benediction.
Recessional, 1.-THE Shadows of the
Evening Hours (Hiles).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28

Rev. II. Il. Hatchman, Pastor
Gods Will" is to be the sublect
Of the morning hour of worship. Inc
sine is 1920. 40
Sunday school convenes at Il
o'clock.
In evening at 1880 a gospel ser
vice with a talk upon "Christianitys
Task"
Wednesday night the church
praver meeting at 8 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10

Sea Islands monuments 10 set up this spot
as the worlds center Of civilization!
"Enoch Is a distinguished archRologist and
knows South America weI." says Henry
yignaud courtsously.
Then % there was an Americana Afri-
cano-Australian continent, urged by Mar
cou. eminent French geologist. 1t is more
or less 80 the Austro- Indo- Madagascar
continent of Haug. the "Gandvana" of
Suess. which united New Zealand, Ecua-
dor, Chile and Bolivia. And. strongest 90,
the Antarctic continent which our Osborn
believes in
Which route did our abort gines take?
All American Indians. north and south.
form one race group, sharply character
lied. whose language cannot be linked up
with any OF those Of the Old World"
Also. when the Spanish arrived among
their most cultured representatives in
Mexico and South America, who had
social organization. a cult. an army. va
ried industries. grandiose architecture, a
system of writing and an astronomical cal
endaF il was found that they were igno-
rant Of the principle Of the wheel tthat
means Of practical transport - universal
and ancient that it cannot be dated)
They had no knowledge % sails or oars:
they had no idea that milk was food: they
possessed no lamps. and had neither
horses. cattle nor knowledge Of iron"
Brinton says that man. in America, goes
back t. the glacial period But the great
Marcellin Boule studying human remains
- America win nor Hata vnars. ar.,,.o !