Palisadian., 1923-03-09

Village Gossip

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Mr.. S. w. Hoke is away on bust
ness trip that will take him to Boston,
Pittsburgh and Chicago.
About $35 was realized from the
recent motion picture entertainment
givent by the Pioneers Club of. the
Union Church.
There will be two colonial stucco
houses erected on the corner of Co.
lumbia and Palisade avenues at the
cost of 100000.
Union Church of Palisade, Sunday
March IL; Sunday school at 10 a. M;
public worship at II a. M; Young Peo-
pies meeting at p. m. On Easter
Sunday April /, the Sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be celebrated
Baptism will be administered and new
members will be received at II a. m.
At s p. m. Mr.. Mackenzie will preach
his final sermon.
Mrs. Becker's lecture on Current
Literature will be held in the home
of Mrs A. II. Omen 1880 Abbott boul-
evard next Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sibley have
returned after pleasant trip to Cleve-
land where they attended he N. E. A
convention.
"A special meeting of the Board of
Education will be held in School No.
l on Whitman street in Fort Lee on
next Wednesday evening. The pur-
pose of the meeting is to elect teach
ers for the coming year and to arrange
the salaries
In addition to the names printed in
last weeks issue of the Palisadian the
following ladies We're elected as men,
bers of the Woman's Club, Mrs. Wal
ter Benner, Mrs. A. b. Cosgrave, Mrs.
Mayhue Lake and Mrs. A. H. Omen.
There was daughter born on Feb
ruary q to Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
butcher of West New York. Mr..
butcher is brother of Mrs. d. Fl.
valentine of Palisade.
Miss Betty ST. John is rapidly re-
covering from an attack of the grippe.
injuries sustained by fall some time
ago while walking to the ferry.
Miss H. Neinstaedt was guest of
Miss Sharp over the weekend. Miss
Eleanor Pennell entertained the young
lady at an informal party Saturday
night at her home on Edgewood lane.
On Monday night, March IL, the
second in the series of High School
debates will be held in the Palisade
School at o'clock. Philip Grandin
and Abraham Wolcoff of Fort Lee
High School will debate with John
Purdon ard Jack Miller of Englewood
High School. The subject. Resolved
that the study of the so-called dead
languages, Latin and Greek, should be
| abandoned"
The public is invited to come and
hear the boys speak. The first debate
was worth hearing.
Many members of the Young Peo-
pies Society were present at the re-
organization meeting held Thursday
evening, March l, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Paulson. Charles Lane act
ed as temporary chairman and read
the new constitution, several sections
of which the members present voted
to amend, and it was decided to pass
on the same at the meeting held on
Thursday, March 8, held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark, Jr
The chicken pie supper of the
Woman's League of the Union Church
and was well attended by residents,
who thoroughly enjoyed the delicious
pie, vegetables and desserts.
"A Palisade family owning Buick
Car last Sunday took short drive
out towards Hackensack, going along
Anderson avenue through Fort Lee.
They had just turned into Anderson
going south in a row. Did you ever
see so many Buicks?' asked the lady
driver No one had. 81 think I'll
count them as they come along" The
trip went two miles beyond Arcola,
and the party turned to come home.
They ran the number of Bucks rap
idly up to seventy, then they dropped
off suddenly Bet we go to eighty"
said the male member. They soon
got near eighty-about Leonia. Then
they were scarce again till they got
nearly into Palisade. They had got
ten to ninety eight. 81 just must find
100 Buicks," said the lady driver, and,
going on up to Grantwood, two more
hove in sight, and, turning, no more
were seen till the party got to Bluff
road, when another Buick came along
en- route to the ferry. ut pretty
popular car" one of the party re-
marked. "Yeh," answered the man.