Thursday, November 25, 1954. 7 THE HOPEWELL HERALD Page Three Group's Ambition Realized Heavy Calendar in Township Court Notes of Interest il-^s Jo>i€ Waaaotiri. -BJ- g-ie2 a With Purchase of Ambulance :ra-.e M.csaeJ A Tracer* co^ part} o> a^r i>*-r^"* Mr i::d Mrs. PENNINGTON a b^sy Hopeweii As amixiio:! of a group of aiee o' jajna.-o 3 W^hi^r:., « : _- ao=.e 15th 1 flt American Legio™, Post 413, ia^ beer ro*>e Utters, ' re- . f . , realized vizz. ~ze- >.sr».ii«e- uf a Q—*: i>'~ •»aicn ca:> be aojcsied to two Guests Entertained Mrs. Vannoy's Brother I M ^i Ja^e Ke-i-Sird: s^e-^: :i;e Packard amb-jli^ce for ^he tended se-it.D? 2os.'.ios.s. Other i>-etes hate _d a- tae ^ooie o: ^^r p^re^-.~, rescue aquad. be^:: lio-.a-e-l by interested citizeos ' Derrick Hoa?i=ad, Past Command Theatre Club JDies In Chicago as foi!o»3: Large first aid kit, Pen-I -* ua>s :r. :he cojci> jail in l:ea of ' er; Charles Beil, thiirmaa of the 32 inasgie ban- ! Macj members ard their guests of i George ft Dje, bro-.^er o: M.->. ^ M ^^ R . h.J,,- .3 ,..,,. fund r^*^'^g coniz^_;"t^- Tor *£;e ,.n>_ «r= '•J'j.--? Slj5 He H2.S ^isrgel ', by •««• Woman s Home League [the Tae-acer Club enjoyed an et/eaii>g [George H Vaanoj of EJS^ \\v::..-.g •*.-a taking 3 cdr wifhoii: ihi toulaaee, and William L. B:rkbead, it zf-r Sdr-..ag ii:j year wet c-irfie-i syott'.ght. Baker's * club members presented a one-at-i ! papertnan. in recent years \-ce pre-= lure to ha\e a 'icens* :a h:=, poi " ,, .. members of she local pos;, ha.\ e- been four fo^ai robber pullows, j-ineUerdrama" in the Methodist dent s:_d m.tivie^i aa"jg€-r o: -a Ernst. Carl B\o:r ar.d Assoc-'ai^s Jni il-ed Corn Is now besag tond'jtteti ihro'jsbo": ihro'jgl. M:=Uo!m Jo.r.cr. £j!sworth Goshng directed the , on Fr:djy 13 Passu\arn Hospital, Ch-- J H^.ca re at the borough and vu-in::y and they re- Ar :n>j>o|-id!.t :itm ye-i to be se- 2>J. of W\om:ng. Pi, \V:!5.e play The fo!!owxng were in the cast: cago He wa^ j5 ;. ears of age Butler, 5^. oi Aaburj Par port hearty cooperation among the Mr. and Mrs Lyle Barne*. Miss Cath i*r- ^e- w-° at or.e- time was .is- team At tne ^-e^e^: , dui- -o a reaideats. oce «s being used that ha= bee" W\otow:tk' of IV"" ->~ro* Henderson, 30, of S Bro\ tiie Mercer County Heart Mrs John Aua!fr> P.e?*o:.. Mr.- H W Higg-nbottom. Calvin B Hall. ton Tunes, res Jeii -n Chicago and Trenton, i!;i rai for cj.-ele^^ ilriv and beige paint job on tie exterior. Assoc-:a;ion Joseph Kessler. oxygen Mrs V F Washville, and William C had been E!I since October l«:h. I£:L2jrd Bern.iiCo, Mrt. Robert Bur- therapist, is instructing the squad in ing. Carl O. Hartman Joins Glee In March, 1925, he we-;-. io W^ti Kober; Uo;.. 2^. o:- •is use follow ing the program, a social r Jr, .Mr? ThtKKlor^ A P.e-^O'l. 3rd, Club of Dickinson College The rescue squad, of which Mr. ingum to become secretarj to Con- pa d $'1Z 0:1 j rt-c-'-vless d i\:ng charge. hour -was enjoyed and refreshments gressman-elect Cnarles A. EJIO.-I for while BriMilt-jV Auto Express.-, of Mrs. W.lliam Fell, Mrs Charles Clan- Carl O. Hinmaa. sen oi Mr. and Bell :s captain, has been trained in were served under the direction of o. j;:J Mrs G*-o-2«r Ogae:i. ill mem- Mrs. Alfred Z. Hanman. oi the Pen- the standard and advanced first aid whom lie ai-'eti u~ campj gn manager Jenkiniow-i PJ . wa= ih^rged $2^j 0:1 Mrs iWlliam Howard and Miss Cath- in two (.-ampaig-is In Liter \ears he a:i overload1-1? co'i-" Hiro'd Buck bers of a bridge club, anended a mai- ningion-Lawrenceville Road, has won courses by Joiner, under the super- erine Hoch Mrs. Roland Tucker is inee of "Tea Hou^e 01 ih ;o C". 3 Senators oian. 26, oi Behidere, paid $15 fo- president of the Theater Club and from New Jerse\. Dajid Baird, speeding Cnarle* Penn, jC, oi Per Moon" ,:-, New York C:t>, recently. of Dickinson College, after competi- The group, composed of 2S men and she welcomed the guests. tive rryouts for vacancies in ihe women of the borough, are all volun- Dwigh' W Morrow :>:>d V Warren ry S-.-eet, Trer.tor. pa.i! 5J5 for :a.l- The club is again planning to par- Barbour •ng io ha^e resr;s:rd:ior. :n his pos- Dr a:-d ilr> Samuel R M.!!er, ar.d group. teers The three women members ticipate in the annual community " Fun*--.!l s-n-icei were held from Miss Mil'tr's roomni-i;e. MitS Bar The group was organized by stu- are registered nures and include Mrs Christmas celebration to be held b^ra Sherow. of Plea^ii.t Valley. N denl£ three jears ago and has ap- Roger O. Miller. Miss Mary Sieiner nest month the Poulson and Van H-se Funeral Sotereo KoitKkus. 17. of Penning Home. Treatoi. on Monday after- ton, was charged ?15 for fail-ng to Y , aid Miss Barbara Poole. daugh- peared on radio and television and and Miss Marilyn Mitscher. ter of Counc:Iuiiin and Mrs Kobert C made two albums of recordings. White cover-alls ha\e been made Family Christmas Dinner noon Burial was m the Greenwood give a proper signal Fined $10 e-ich Ceme-.ery. for failing to have current inspect-on Poole. spent last weekend at their re- besides giving many programs on and j for the members who will wear them December 1 specm e home= he'e Th^y are off the campus each term Com- ' when on duty. The ambulance will ir.s oej-aes I; ^ »:si«rr, o? this stickers were- Iloberr Br-j=h, ~40. o; Tne family Xmas supper, sponsored Larnbertville: DeFlesco. Lo\eday fTeshnie.n in-s year ai Sp-ingfield posed of 3u voices, the chorus spec- I be available for service m about two by the W S C S. of the Methodist place, is a wne. Mrs Dorothy Vp College. Springfield. Mass iahzes in A cappella. singing weeks and may be had by calling the church Pless Dj e formerly of Ra- Coal Co. of T--P!>r.o». F*-ank Bradel. Church, will be held at the church at 50, of Denville. Mr. and Mrs Albert L Blackw ell Hartman. a sophomore of the col- telephone operator at any time, when 6 p. m, "Wednesday. December 1. leigh. N C . a daughter. Mrs Emer- tege, is a graduate of the Centra! these volunteers will respond son W W-me. Jr. of White o entertained on Thanks^;*, ing Day. The society will provide meat, coffee Christian Science Mr and Mrs Roger O Miller and High School of Hopewell Tonwship. j Although the ambulance has bee:i and rolls The p-vcifptivp bo?*-*? •«-*" sons. Kodtlj and Scot;. Wsnfield S. i !>LircIl(A^>TtL, b£itr ^Gai lOl ptlDiic sOijCl- Bioor. oi Arlington. Va I furnish dessert. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Miller, and Mr. and Mrs Robert Hoaglands Have a Son j tation isc $3.0"0. It is the hope of i Mrs Harold Kincs and Mrs C- T. 16 Bayard Lane, Princeton- Sunday. Car> and daughter. Eleander, all of e Stork Shower for •Mr. and Mrs. Derrick Hoagland. of ^ l^^on that residents willI ' re- Hanson are co-chairmen. Each fam- 11 a. m. Sunday School, 11 a m. this place Hale Street,"are the proud parents of . spond to the drive. Checks should ' ily is to bring a covered dish and a Mrs. Donald Pittenger Wednesday Evening Testimonial a. son, named Tnomas M. born at ! °e made payable to Post No 413.i quarter. Honoring Mrs Donald Putei'ger, of Meeting S-15 p m Mercer Hospital on November 1st. | American Legion Ambulance Fund j Mrs. Glenn Fromm will be inNorth Main Street, a stork shower The vital importance of detecting Pennington Mother and baby are doing nicely charge of the program entitled "The •was ghei by Mrs Stephen Basea at the false suggestions -of evil and cor- j Local Ambulance Available Christian Message from Foreign hej- home on Souib Main Street. The rec:;ng them with the spiritual truth Church Notes CESSPOOL CLEANING : December 1st . Lands". Those participating will be guests we>-e Mrs. Ed-i\in Hellings concerning God's unfailing goodness CESSPOOL — SEPTIC TANK | Pennington's American Legion Edgardo Rusino, of Argentina, A. B. Mrs James Hellings. Mrs. George AI and all-pokier will be stressed at PresDyrenan Church 1 r CLEANING SERVICE .sponsored Ambulance and Rescue Burahman Nur, from Italian Somali len, M s Har\«3 Hellings. Mrs Wal- Christian Science services Sunday. Re-s A Kenneth Manner Fa.='o- |s«uad will be placed officially at the ter Leip. Mrs Nina Salt Mrs Mar- for 3undav With the Most Modern and Land, Johanna Valdemarsdopur, of In ihe Lesion Sermon ent'tled ' An- i service of the community on Wed- vin Piuenger Mrs Edward Hel!ni£s, 9.45 a m — Church School Up-To-Date Equipment .Iceland. Winifred Lian Hoa Kie, c;e~>r aid Modern Necromancy, alias I nesday. December 1. although a cou- , from Indonesia Girls will be dressed Mrs Augustus Hellings. Mrs. C. K- Mesmerism and Hynotism, Denounc- ll.fii) a m — Rev Magner will We do not have to drive on your lawn ' pje of service runs have already been 1 in costumes of their country and tell Brown Mrs Thomas Gorman. Mrs ed", the following passage will be speak on "Hidden Treasure" to do your cleaning job accomplished. Charles Heati, for- of their Christmas customs, speaking William Hand. Mrs Richard Siook. read from the King James Version of Baptism of infant^ mer chief of police of Pennington. their language and sing Mrs Frances Anderson Mrs Charles the Bible (Isaiah 5.20): "Woe unto CALL and a former member of the Narcot- 5*00 p m —Junior-H i Fellowship Hellings. Mrs. Josepb Smith. Mr- them that call evil good, and good ev- 7:0'J p m — Senior-Hi Fellowship- Addison CL Driver ics Squad of the Syracuse, N Y po- lance service may be communicated Orville Drake. Mrs Clarence Drake. il; that put darkness for light, aid 'lice force, will continue his public ' co him. day or night, by telephoning Mrs. William Barnhart Mrs Robert light for darkness; that put bitter for 2ia S. Main St, Pennington, N. J. |service ^ dispatcher for the rescue 'Pennington 7-0290 Drake and Miss Ahce Hellings. ?weet, aid sweet for bitter'" Methoaist Church Phone Pennington 7-0466 squad. Emergency calls for ambu- j Upwards of $2 000 has been con- K-\ U'm H. Matthews, Jr., Pastor tributed to the ambulance operating Grangers to Feature BOROUGH OF PENNINGTON -er\ ir-»5 "or S»rii(iav I fund by residents of Pennington as a "Beat the Clock" Program 9 • 00 a m —Church School. I result of a door-to-door canvass by The Juvenile and Subordinate NOTICE 10:00 a. m—Rev Matthews will ; members of the squad- The goal is Sealed proposals will be received speak Sermon subject, "The HIOHELA BULLDOZER SERVICE Grange meeting wnll be held on Fri r ?3.COO and prospective contributors day °ie"T?. November 26th, at the [by the M?yor ard Common Counc'! of Gospel O^ enu e". Cellars . Land Gearing . Excavating . Trucking ( in the area contiguous to the bor- Harbourton schoolhouse at S o'clock the Borough of Penpington at the 6 45 p m —Youth Fellowship. , ough. who may not be easily reached Borough Hall North Main Street. Plans are being arranged for the . ! by the canvassers, are asked to mail Penrtington. New Jersey, on Monday, St. Mattnew's Episcopal Church -< Crushed Stone and Blacktop Driveways . Fffl Dirt and Top Soil TV show. 'Beat the Clock with •4 , their contnbutions to Derrick Hoag- the 6th day of December. 1954. at S Rev. Ware G King. Rector prizes to be awarded Tnere will be land, Hale Street, Pennington. o'clock P. M.. for the collection and < fun for every one and will be very in- 9:30 a m—Morning prayer and Estimates Cheerfully Given Penuingtou Post 413, American Le- disposal of garbage, ashes and trasb. : teresting sermon. H gion, is the recipient of a national ci- in the Borough af Pennington 10:45 a. m.—Church School tation for its -work in . Americandan^ ,£pllowing the program refresh- (a) during the year. 1955 *< Phone Pennington 7-0500 and Community Projects. meSts will be served with Mr. and (b) during the years 1955 to 1957. The following post members have Mrs. Robert Johnson as co-chairmen, both inclusive, St. James R. C. Church a SSIStecl by Mr. and Mrs. Atram at which time the proposals "nil! be Rev. Francis L ZgiiczycskJ. Pastor been appointed to serve on the coun- | _ Masses ty committees: Americanism, ; I Vooriiees, and Mr. and Mrs Earl publiclj opened and read. Burkhalter. Sunday—Masses, 7:30, 9-QO and j rence Smack; Boy Scouts, Daniel Specifications and instructions to 11-00 a m (high mass). AFTER ALL IS SAD AND DONE bidders, together with bid forms may JEarle, Boys' State. Alan Hart, Child HoJy Days—6:00 and 8:UO a, m. This is the place to eat. Try it and be convinced. The [Welfare, Walter Shellenberger, Civil Central High be secured from the Borough Clerk. food is excellent. Cheerful and prompt attention is given to I Service and Veterans Preferance, T. R- Voorhees. 15 East Welling Ave - Baptism. .Commander William Birkhead; School Doings nue, Penningion. New Jersey Sunday—1.00 p. m. patrons. graves Registration, Ed.\in Hunt, The Fresh man Class oi Central Tne right is reserved to reject any Confessions a.nd all bids Saturday—i:00 to 5.00 p m and Musical and 'Uniformed Organiza- High. School of Hopewell Township 7.30 to 3.30 p. m. Parker's Grill Diner tions, Eric Turner, Sr.; Rehabilita- •nsited the library at Trenton State T R- VOORHEBS, Thursday before first Friday of ths tion, Russell Kent; Safety, Derrick Teachers College recently. The trip Clerk of the Borough month 7:30 to 8:30. at the PENNINGTON TRAFFIC CIRCLE—Route 30 was planned by Mrs Carolyn B Booths for Ladiea Specials Each Week Hoagland; Civil Defense, Charles Holy hour erery first Friday of the Pr's fee. ? It Phone Pennington 7-0393 CHAS. HOWARD PARKER, Prop. Bell; Veterans' Housing. Brobert Ry- Stont, English instructor in connec- month at S p m. TELEVISION ab; Judge Advocate, J. Randolph tion with a library science unit UP. LIQUORS WINES BEER Brokaiw; Oratorical Contest, Enc W dertaten by the class this semester. Bethel AME Church OPEN EVERY SUNDAY Turner, Jr.; Legislative, Frank Kim- The children were transported bv Rev. Charles F. Milton ble. Jr. bus to the college campus where they were taken on guided tours by mem- Patronize 10 a m —Sunday School bers of the library staff Each de- 11-00 a. m—Morning worship. partment was visited including the map room, recently organized by Dr. Our Advertizers First Baptist Church Botta. Rev. Booker T. Washington Library Council members and stu- 10.00 a. m.—Sunday School. dent library assistants were also in 11:00 a. m—Morning worship vited to go on the trip.

Tie English, 3B class attended the first nighter" showing of "Twelti Xight" at the Little Theater on the campus of New Jersey College for Women. The Queens Theater Guild Bank Helps When You Need It of Rntgers University presented the play. This class, which publishes the This bank is eager to cooperate when warranted school newspaper, "Centralia" saw the Shakespearean presentation as a in writing and the prelude to the study of English financial help is needed. Talk over your drama later this year. T C Hutch- inson, class teacher, sponsored the problems with us. year's best values tnp.

The student body enjoyed a. very THE RED 0fi TAG MEANS assembly program recentlj when Bill Holcombe's orchestra ren O WAYS BETTER dered a progranr ranging from Bach to Bop. The program was made pos- 1. Thoroughly Inspected sible through the courtesy of Trenton 2. Reconditioned for Safety Local, American Federation of Mu- sicians. 3. Reconditioned for Performance 4. Reconditioned for Value The Junior Red Cross Club at Cen- 5. Kor.es:!y Described ment Drive this week. The goal is THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 6. Warranted in Writing ]00 per cent participation in mem- bership. Part of the money realized = PENNINGTON, NEW JERSEY from the drive will be used by the club to buy materials needed for pro- MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ject activity. and FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION The Girl's Auxiliary and Varsity Club win have Itg annual Bake Sale on Friday, December 10, instead of a Banking Hoars Mondays through Fridays: 9 a. BL to 2 p. m. previously planned date. Open Friday Evenings — 5:30 to 7:30 "It's the Service AFTER the Safe That Goats" Students in charge of this project are John Bntt and Gale Stout Baked GARTLA^VD CHEVROLET goods will go on sale at 3:30 p. m. U. 8. SAVINGS BONDS FOR SALE when a "motorcade" of students will 65 East Broad St. PboM 6-0660 Hopowofl, N. J. canvass the area.