Palisadian., 1923-05-11

| lister or the Union Church, Will bring
| $50 children to the Union Church for
their annual party and outing. The
Women's League will entertain the
children. Mrs. Spots, Jr., is chairman
of the entertainment committee. The
date set for the outing and party is
| May IL.
Remember this Sunday is Mothers
Day.
Miss Maxine Sibley spent few
days at Lafayette College last week,
Easton, Pa.
Mr.. Thomas Fredericks on his re-
cent trip to Mobile, Ala, heard a
clock tick in Cuba from Mobile over
the radio. His youngest son Francois
asked If he heard a gurgling sound or
two. Francois is not so dumb.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sibley will take
ten-day trip to st. Louis, where the
National Educational Convention AS
sociation will be held. They will re-
turn by way of Chicago and be dele
gates of the Union Church of Palisade
at the first conference of Union
Churches that has ever been held.
On May II Dr. Charles Berkey, pro-
fessor at Columbia University, will
speak at the Reformed Church, Coyets-
vile, addressing the Mems Club DR..
Berkey will use stereopticon views to
illustrate his talk on the Far East
Don't forget, boys, the cash prize
of $40 in the subscription contest and
besides you are making 10 per cent
on every subscription.
Bill Lynch, who used to reside in
Palisade, spoke over the radio last
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgins and family
will spend the weekend at Coxsackie,
N. Y visiting with Mr. Hodgins IA
ther
The Holthausen home is being re-
paired. 1t is reported all inside walls
will have to be rebuilt.
Mary Conroy of Palisade is wearing
a diamond on her left hand We
wonder whatit means?
Memorial services i'll be held under
Post of the American Legion in the
Union Church on Sunday, May 27.
Rev. Lawrence Kelly, chaplain of the
102d Engineers of New Jersey, will
conduct the services. The Legion and
the fire company will attend in a body
and all citizens are invited to come.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Ameri-
can Legion will meet at the home of
Mrs. Magai, 114O Abbott boulevard
Monday afternoon, to make poppies
for Poppy Day.
Last Friday evening Mrs. Rheuman
of Cumbermede road opened her home
for cards and dancing to aid the gym
nasium building fund of the Union
Church. A most enjoyable evening
resulted and those who arranged the
affair were rewarded for their efforts
by an increase of S75 in the fund. The
committee consisted of Mrs Hayes,
chairman; Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Rheu-
man, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. A. w. Tams,
Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. E. H. Schrodt,
Mrs. Magee. About 100 persons were
present
The red flare in the sky about 125
yesterday morning was caused by
fire in the garage belonging to Angelo
Vendetti in Palisade Park.
Breiley-Eypper
Conrad Breiley of West Palisade
was married on Tuesday afternoon to
Miss Dorothy Eypper of Woodcliff.
Mr.. Breiley is one of Palisades model
boys and is held in high esteem by his
many friends. He was in the Worlds
War and in active service in France
Since then he has been engaged in
business and has been very success
full. His bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Eypper of Wood
cliff and niece of Mr. William A.
Eypper of Palisade
Right Into 1t
Mice morning" was suggested to
the little elevator girl
Yes, indeed" she returned.
You like it?'
"Oh! Amt it nice to be out into it ?"
Mrs. George H. Frew has been
spending some time at Atlantic City.
She enjoyed the trip greatly.
Some common, low down thief crept
into the Logan garage last week and
stole Mr.. Logans bicycle-a machine
he has travelled many scores of miles
on around Palisade and vicinity So
far he has not Clipped in to buy an
other one. However, he may have
to come to it yet.
Mrs. and Mr.. Ernest Sibley leave
for St Louis next Sunday, May 20, to
be gone two weeks. They will attend
a large educational convention to be
held in the central continental me-
tropolis.
Well, about everybody in town now
owns a car. The percentage must be
over so.
The present spring is so backward
that nothing will grow that's planted
The village church was decorated
last Sunday in apple blossoms bought
in New York, grown in Bergen county
The whole county last Sunday was
redolent with full-blown apple bios
SONS
DIR. Berkey is beautifying his home
grounds, as he always does every
spring. His is one of the finest look
ing places in all Palisade.
Get it in your mind that the heav-
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