Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], May 05, 1922, FINAL EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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HONOR TEAM
IT SO. MOT
Big Event is Held at Y. M. C. 9
A.--New Home for Asso- “
ciation Discussed
SOUTH AM BOV. MaJ 5.—The lo- j»
cal P. R. R. Y. M. C. A. laat night ESI
honored the -Jr. O. IT. A. M. repre- HI
tentative bowling team, that ao euc- gg
cessfully won the coveted position n»
in the Y. M. C. A. Bowling League 6?
of the season of 1921-1922. and in QS
addition *et a pace that will lie ex- fig
ceptionaily hard for other aggrega- gjj
tlons to follow by their remarkable S
showing of the season. pH
Despite the inclement weather al- S3
^^nost one hundred members and H
I^Hlend* gathered to watch the lion- j§
players receive the tokens S
from the hands of Secretary Rev. ESQ
A. A. Mell. Rev. Mr. Mell address- S3
ed the members of the victorious ra
team in glowing terms, wherein he g9
described the victors as superior in Eg
strength and In courage to any of E«
the tea^ns that comprised the Y. gs
Jd. C. A. league.
The prizes awarded this season 5)
Were in the form of sweaters, with Eg
the letter "Y” in a four inch cut, ^
With S. A. nn either. Those that g9
comprise the team were Donald and Rfl
Fletcher Hoffman, H. Anderson, g
Kugene Thomas and Milton Fox.
The high scorer for the season. J. ESQ
Horton Curlew also received a gc
tweater. J;'
The aecretary, during the presen- gS
tatlon speech, described the triangle
which is emblamatic of the "Y”, &u
stating that the three corners signi- m
fled the teaching of the association: RS
The body, spirit and the mind. H
A musical program previously ar- E»
ranged, could not be carried out due Is
to the fact that the troupe engaged «j
from the Juniors was unable to at- H
tend. Mr. Mell, however, carried on gS
a lengthy program with the clever gg
team of Hoffman and Mason, who gj]
succeeded in keeping their listeners
in an uproar during the best part RS
of twenty minutes. BJ
Delightful refreshments were pre
rented during the course of the eve- gfl
ning, in charge of a very active By
committee especially selected for the Rfl
occasion.
Toward the close of the evening’s gj
program, Mr. Mell made a plea for B
additional membership, in which he §9
enumerated the many assets the Y. RS
C. A. of this city boasts of. The g|
j^Bcretary. who is well known for his
^Wratorical ability, pictured the pos- Rj
sibilities of a very near future, in J0
which he hinted at a T. M. C. A. gt
on Broadway and expressed the hope B
cf It being a Chase memorial. The gS
property which the secretary had in H
mind I* the site now occupied by j§
D. C. Chase, adjoining the I’resby- gj
terian manse. This is a coveted site ®
and has in the past attracted aulte gfl
a numher of real estate men who 3
were anxious to annex this beautiful 9
site as a magnet for the establish- 2?
inent of a great theatre. The plan R<
it has since become known, has &
tailed, and the hopes of the secre- g
tary are brightened with the thought &
that it some day will become a home S<
for the Y. M. ft. A.
The evening's program was con- B
eluded with a quartet selection, ra
composed of Harry Macholl, Frank Sj
Goraminger, Harold G. HofTman and S
J. Arthur Ingraham. Several side
splitting recitations by Frank Gom- £
mlpger, sent the audience home feel- H
ing that they had shared the honors B
due th,e members of the Junior gj
Bowling team.
The Y. M. C. A. at the present E£
time is conducting a man to man 0
campaign for additional member- B
ship. It has been reported that PS
membership to the “Y” of this city gS
could only come by being connected g
with railroad activities. The sec- 0
retary is anxious to right this im- ®
pression and has extended an invl- it
tatlon to all the men and boys of 3
the city to join the ranks of what £
is hoped to be one of the largest 3
active bodies of the city.
JIM FOUND DEAD ON FLOOR !
• OF ROOM AT KEYPORT g
KEYPORT. May 5—George Fos- 3
ter sixty-eight years of age. was s
found dead on the floor in his a
room at the Sunset Villa, the home g
of Mr. and Mrs. Abram Huylar on i
First street Thursday morning. Mr.
Foster came here from Newark J
about two years ago and has made 3
his home greater part of the time 5
at the Sunset Villa. On Wednesday g
he complained of not feeling well g
though it was not thought he was F
seriously ill. He had bees, employ- |
rd as a janitor of the Whttall Tatum £
Company. R
The body was taken to the morgue K
ef Undertaker Harvey S. Bedle, r
where County Physician Dr. H. W. |
Hartman viewed it and gave a per- S
jnit tor burial. The deceased is sur- §
vived by his sister, a Mrs. Hurd of S
Xeansburg, who will take charge of 3
the funeral arrangements which are rJ
not completed at this time.
TRIAL FUGHT AT KEYPORT a
KEYPORT. May 5.—The “Men- |
doza” a superseapiane. constructed w
at the Aeromarine plant here, has y
been given several test flights this F5J
week all of which have been sue- g
cessful. When all proper adjust- >]
ments are made it is expected that the s
plane will carry forty peonle. The
•plane is on the type of the large
lying hosts used in the Florlda
rCey West service, but much more
elaborate in design and workman
ebip. , I
An A. S. machine has been in
flight over tho borough on several |
occasions this week, this also being 3
built at the local factory.
KEYPORT
The Decree of Pocahontas will 3
attend the evening service at Cal- g
vary M. K. church Sunday night. 3
May 14. which will lie observed as £
Mother’s Day. |
Work of remodeling the building 3
recently purchased for the Keyport i
Enterprise, Inc., printing establish- ijj
ment on Broad street, is progress- a
iag rapidly. I
Arthur Kreitler. of Jenkintown, 3
’spent Wednesday in the borough as g
the guest of relatives. 0
The annual sale of the Ladies' «
Aid and Guild of the Reformed gg
1 church wiU he held this year on ra
Thursday. June 29.
The meeting of the Keyport Liter- 0
ary club has been postponed from H
today until next Friday in order to H
allow the delegates who are in at- 51
Re at the convention at At- 9
Hty to be present. Mrs. W. 0
nes will be the hostess and H
igram will be in charge of g
matic department.
G. Zimmernunn was a visitor Pj
York Wednesday. 3
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CELEBRATION
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sands of homes in Perth Amboy and vicinity.
COME IN TOMORROW AND OET YOUR SHARE
KEEPING FAITH
That’s always been the watch-word. No matter h
low the pr'ee may be—the quality must always be of the
real ‘‘Leon” kind.
OCR EAST CREDIT SYSTEM PROVIDES THE
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OUT THE OUTLAY OF CASH.
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The new 3 piece “Simmons” Bed (as illustrated tap
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%
Full size fitted with Cretonne covered Mattress,
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terfield" all np- A «yr
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Storage" Side 7C
leer Refrigerator »faD. IJ *
Solid Oak throughout, plank
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ished in highly polished Golden
Oak, 42 inches long.
Full size, extra deep seat and
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ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
Extraordinary Offering of 15 Solid Walnut
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COLONIAL RAO RUGS.91 .09
We want you to see these Dining Room Suites—we want you to examine every piece thoroughly If!
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Special Anniversary Sale .
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UPHOLSTERED “SUN ROOM * SUITE .J - IJ
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LOOM WOVEN CARRIAGE . $LU. l O
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ly woven body,
with large size ad
justable reed
woven Hood, fully
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holstered, Natural
- or fancy colors.
SEE THE “LLOYD” SPECIAL '
STROLLER AT . 1
Reclining back, adjustable folding hood.
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ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL VIC- I
tor victrola ^ i 99 rn -
COMBINATION . JIlL.JV
$5 Cash, Balance $5 Per Month ^
This special combination offer
presents the newest type of Vic
tor Victrolas.
Siis.oo
And 10 New Victor Records (80
Selections)
This new Console Machine and
the records of your own selection
will be delivered to your home on
the payment of $5.00.
No Interest Charged—No Extras
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Leon's Repair
Service
An expert Talking Machine j
specialist will attend to yonr
Talking Machine troubles.
Charges reasonable—telephone
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ways at your service.
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Anniversary
Special
Divanette
Complete
With~Felt
Mattress «
mere is ooining so cneeriui as a ureioune covereu xveeu ouuc m jour umug xwom i
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frames. Each suite is fitted with spring bottom; back and loose seat cushions. Finished in Natural
or Burronial Brown. Reed Lamps, Tables, Bird Cages, Ferneries, Rockers and Chairs at Special AN
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5 PIECE TAPESTRY COVERED LIVING *1 OQ 7C
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The “Rex” Divanettes are the last word in Duofold construction—
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The covering is of finest quality Muleskin, guaranteed not to crack or
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Special During ANNIVERSARY SALE Only ..I J
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