The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-04-13
HAPPENINGS in
new HOPE VICINITY

Miss Alice Mae Kelley attended
the West Chester State Norma
school banquet at the BellevuelSrat
ford Hotel, in Philadelphia, on Sat.
urday evening. She is graduate OF
the class of 1920.
About fifty from New Hope and
Lambertvile attended the meeting al
Frenchtown on Saturday evening"
when the Degree Team from Cams
No. Al, p. o. of A., of Lambertville
initiated sixty-two candidates from
various lodges. About 800 people
were present, altogether, including
some of the national officers. The
district president, Mrs. John Saun-
ders, of Lambertvile, presided
Mrs. Robert Holeombe was Wis
itor in New York City on iWednes-
day.
Rev. Howell Michael Evans, the
evangelist, preached at the New
Hope Presbyterian Church last Sun
day, and will preach again this Sun
day. He was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Simon during his stay
here.
Charles Minor, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Samuel Minor
Mrs. Charles Logan, ard Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Oblinger, atten led tbs
funeral Of Miss Lena OplyeLe, al
Frenchtown. on Tuesday.
Nh and Mrs. John 7. MeCaulley
announce the arrival of a boy or
Saturday morning. This was wei
come addition to the family as the
other children are all girls.
John w. Hooker and family, Of
Hatboro, were visiting Mr. and Mrs
Richard Corson, ON North Main st,
for the weekend.
Robert Hutchinson helped Post
master Edward Dubs install II radio
outfit at the latter's home on New
street.
Raymond Solomon and family, OF
Trenton. were Sunday guests at tn,
home of Charles Logan, on the Yorl
road.
Davis Tomlinson and sister, Mrs
Cora Miller, of Trenton, callei OF
their cousin, Howard Davis, Sunday
Afternoon.
Mrs. Samuel Minor ard Doroth,
Jenkins were Trenton visitors Mon
day
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ
f. Church prepared a supper las
Wednesday evening at the parsonage
in hcror Of the arrival of the rev
pastor the Rev. w. A. Lewis, anc
his family. The affair was muci
enjoyed by all present
Mrs, Maria Austin, Mrs. Harry
Austin and daughter Alma wer'
Trenton shoppers Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Belts Smith, who hai
gore to Asbury Park on visit, is il
with tonsilitis.
A dance waA given in Worthing
toms Hall ThI =d,o cr;rI for thu
berefit of nc New Hotc basebal
team
I o. o. F. Lndg,. No. 800, had in
stallation Monday evening. Georg'
Cope did the work The lodge room
is now undergoing repairs, and vii
have new paint, papering and hard
wood floor, making a very nice jol
when finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tettemer at
tended the supper given at Phillips
burg, Wednesday evening, by the La
dies Auxiliary Of the Pennsylvani;
Railroad, and report that the supper
was fine.
A horse belonging to Henry Lain
had the misfortune to step on rusty
nail, and has very sore foot
Horace B. Roberts, of Columbus
Ohio, is visiting his parents, Mr.. anT
Mrs. Charles s. Roberts, on Bridge
street, for few days.
Mrs. Arthur Tettemer was visitor
in Bristol on Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Kinsey was a bust
mes visitor in Philadelphia on Thurs
day.
A letter from Mr.. and Mrs. J
Wesley Obinger states that they
reached, their new home in Hainea
City, Florida, all right, and are wei
pleased with it.
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