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CAROL LEE KIDDIE SHOP A«L of Elections for Voter Regis- October 14 at Yankee Stadium //'•'• • • ••••."• »^^JSg!ri'i::,--5-;?.--.7 '• -••'• .'• 1 ; : ; ! ''-'•'.'•:'• -.••'•" • -.'•',',' " ".'••'• Vfi-- .----;.-•:'-'.•••' '••'.'.- '.•.."::••• •:';;.•,.••.•.'• ."v " " •' . :' '.•.': • •'•••'••''' -^v "'• v.. - ••-; •'•'-••'•ijV?-! 5-l'i i^"~'. ,y<i •:•''"•! '•'•:'.'••" • " > - - 'V,; '.'•'•'"< P. "',.' . " •> -.'-."., .• •.. : * ' !'' • •' '"' ' * - -,': ••"';-~-•''.:• '•' '••' "-. '••.... '.'•:.•'.-••••••-•».• •••'"'•'.•.'- - -/..-•'••" ."-•'• ; •' .•-"- - '• .' .'• 'i"^VJi3V'-' : .'•••-''':> ;••''•'•' -.''"' •''••".. '•'•'• :-'•'••- '''"'. .-- • '•'/..:. THE CRANFORD CITIZEN AND CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1950 REGISTEREIi-?-! Arc You REGISTERED ? Gloria M^ccp ofOantord, Bemetta with shortened periods: September 28 Services Announced— : Wagner cf Hiifrrrfo Marie MPT Attends Meeting Chairmen Ngfiied for ';..'•', •; ThVtocrease in the number of years old before January I i September 21$ j of Kerulo.oith. and Beverly Berry For Trinity Church George R. McGrath of 24 Man- Sunny Acres Show students who have registered tor age requirement for tfie m-st' h the Beadiine of Rcselle Park. They are enrolled sion terrace attended a dinner the iall term indicates that the en- is six years. New pupils , s' Isylhe- Deadline § SundayLservices, the thirteenth ^neeUng-of 4he -board of directors Mrs. Donald' S^vercool, priesl- rollment will be larger than at-any have certiflcatCBshowing they h^ tufc at Nyock. N. Y. Miss Barbara Sunday after Trinity, will be held at the Newark Chapter, National dent of the Sunny Acres Qarden time in the history of the school, been immunized againfet dipn Mmphy will «=jter Uew Jersey at 9:30 a. m., at Trinity Church. Association of Cost Accountants at Club, has announced chairmen for Miss CarorKrsft, director of guid- and vaccinated-Bgainst smaiip0![ the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark ; -The Rev. George A. Aitcheson, College for Wosien. The summer, schedule will close The Rev, f'rank V^ H. Carthy, the annual fall flower show' to be ance, said. ' © last .^Thursday. - Mr. McGrath is UJ3., pastor, will preach on the Othds leaving for FV*}?^**^ are Sunday at . Cranford Methodist Last year; the school maintained CRANFORD. • NEW JERSEY, JRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1950 18 Pages — FIVE CENTS tor/will celebrate Holy Eucharist associated- with C0nmar. Products held Thyrsday, September 21'froni subject, "The Misery of the Rich Robert Aftdi*:. I^itypvtrft Valley Col- a peak enrollment of 905 while Election Workers Church with the 9:30 g. m. worship and preach a service. This will 3:30 to 9 p;.m., in-Osceola Presby- and the Coming of the Lord." Sun- Corporation of Newark. • ; nigh school enrollments elsewhere •• :'-:•••• ; Paul Bartholomew. service. The Labor Day sermon GARWOOi>--Councilrnan Da Committee to Study ; be the last in the summer series of terian Church. 1 - :T '!•',••'.••:•!•••;! day at 11 a. m. worship services in ary Training School; Paul Babba continued to drop. A. Murray, George Nash and the Tabernacle. His topic at the will be entitled, 'The Three Stone- NOTICE OF HEABING Chairmen include: General, Mrs. •'.'• •', •*•*••:« services. .' . •'\.!l •>*•-• of Elizabeth. Rutgers University. Marten have been named by School Building Needs . ,. : ... 7:45 p. m. evangelistic" meeting cutters." Nursery will be*"held for Board of Adjustment — Zoning Walter Ruenger; publicity, Mrs. • ',. • •:•"••>- and Robert SSmherti f^trm^ Falls Beginning Sunday, September Notice Is hereby given that th^ Board of New Pupils to Register" ace E. Baker of Westfleld A committee, to undertake long- Will be, "A Good Man Dies While Adjustment ,(Zonlnfi> of the Township of Thomas Brown; tickets, t Mrs. Institute in Georgia. bpys and girls under six years of li'can county chairman, as a Bad Man lives On." 1Q, the fall and winter schedule Cronford. N. J.. In the County of Union, George P. Kaiser, Mrs/ Raymond range planning of the schoolbuild- age. There will be a story for chilr will hold a public hearing on {Wednesday, Sept. 6 bers of a special group to Miss Alice Locktsoad of Wash- will be resumed. "Services will in- Cowperthwaite and Mrs. .William ing program has been appointed The pastor will address " the dren. , MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 1050 ,:' GARWQOD—New students en- the election program. - iitax) pSsce is hosce ffO2n> the St. at 8:13 JP. M. (D.S.T.l at the Municipal Smith; construction, Mrs., Wesley, by Walter E. Cooper, president of Men's Class Sunday at 9:30- a. m. clude Holy Eucharist at 8 a. m.,Building, corner North Avenue and Alden 't'ering. Garwood schools Thursday, Paul Bible Institute where she is Mrs. George F. Rothweiler, or- Phild; guest exhibits, Mrs. Harry the Board of Education. Richard His topic. The First Murder." will church school and family worship street, Cranlord, N. J.. to.consider: September 7, must register Wed- Mr. and.Mrs. W. W. ] instructor en history. ganist, will play "Autumnal Beau- 0-50 Application of Mr. Bradford K. Broughton; properties, Mrs.. Paul J. Kaul has been named chair- lies -and dauabtor,-Jean,'nf-34 heading, "Pertinent Bible -Ques- vert house at 229 North Avenue, • lin and Washington Schools, Louis avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Troutman, Mrs. Mollie Redden, ert Babba.' Mrs. Stoddman and dows," by Stoughton, and "March," mon, 11 a. m. •'••:• . West,. near Lincoln Avenue. Lot 11, judges, Mrs. Frank Dickertj secre- Amateur Photographers Chairman Announces tions." by Hill. There will be no fellow- Block 8. Township Map. from two- p. O. Nicolello, supervising princi- Collins and daughter of [Addresses Stuff, Oftes Dr. Howard R. Best, supervising Mis. Nina Poicella Steward- The, k The chui-ch school faculty will tary, .Mrs. JHary Amermnnn; door The Comelh Committee Offers Vlot Staff for Campaign, Regular mid-week prayer and ship meeting at 7 pi m. family to d three-family dwelling. pal, said yesterday. • r- recentry spent a.week in principal,- and Mr. Cooper. Invited to Join Club Bithuj Young Ladies' Class held meet in the parish house Wednes- 7-59 Application of B. H. & C. E. and competition awards, Mrs. Rob- 1 The bell tolled this morning Bible study hour will be held Wed- : When, registering, a child must Haven. '-••'. " '• in Education The committee will explore the Plans for the new season wi}l be I <(J>UOia To Be their Ertonttily *-l?*^^ meeting . S^on— .Rally Day will be observed Sun- day at 8 p. m. ' '• Saymon. Owners-, for a. modification ert Lovatt; "entries, Mrs. C. H. Doty; for .^ranford youngsters who For Future Expansion nesday al 8 p. m. Tonight, the dea- of the Zoning Ordinance for. permis- needs for . expansion of school completed Wednesday at a meet- day at the home of Mrs. Dorothy day, September ID. Two services, sipn to construct 20 Garages 1n the and traffic, Mrs. Michael Stevens! I Although Cranford schools may put away, thjeir summer mem- Aides for the ninth annual cons will meet at the home of Jos- buildings and consider what ac- Of J^oca! Post Office ,' ing of the Cranford Photogfdfphic Coons. logi Pmeston avenue. at 9:30 and 10:50 a. m., will be rear of property located at 20 River- . Each gardener is limited ,to one .described as progressive in fact, ories and reported for the first United Fund Campaign to be held eph Mitchell, Roosevelt avenue. resumed for the sixth year. Church Radio Program ' ' • . side Drive, Lota 2 & 3, Block 303, vov wia HNB COMFORT, HAPPINESS and the WAY TO tion might be taken to alleviate To provide for possible future Society at 8 p. m., in the Casino. -j" Mrs. Durc-aid Nelson was in Township Map. - entry in each class. All amateur? Ihev do not in,any wise follow the ' day of the new school year. from . October 6 to - 20 were an Westfield. school will be held at 0:30 a. m. HEALTH thfoub listening to eoroe of toe following Christian congestion in future years. expansion of the • Cranford Post Any amateur photographers inter- charge of the primary department "THE GIFT OF GOD" is the- o-5O—5-48—12-49 Application of Mr. may compete.; The public'is in- dcallogy ol what has been termed Frank Massa, custodian at nounced this week-by E.. Duer . Last Sunday morning, the pastor, for boys and girls tip to and in- StdeQCfi zo4lo procnijDB^ off this vielnUy: ' Recently the board, working un- Office ,the Township Committee ested , iri joining the club are in- of the Sunday Bible School. There subject of a Christian Science, ra-; ' John F. Bracco,- Owner, for permis- vited to attend. \ , • •'.-,. - • j. regressive educaUon,. which, in Cranford High School, rang- Reeves, executive chairman. The continued the series of sermons cluding the fourth grade. Classes sion to convert house southeast corner ; ; der a special committee' headed by Tuesday njght adopted a resolu- vited to attend. • . were two visitors. A Bible drill /Jlo program over Station WNBC, North Union"* Forest Avenues, Lot *.'8fa»l WMG*i:,(?i(»i: ke>'— E»«n;' Sunday- any instances has lowered' Amer- the historic school bell which $18.0.00 quota will benefit th? Boy from the Book of James.' Mrs. A. will meet at 10:50 .a. m. forjstuf Mr. Cooper,' completed the pur- tion offerihg a 40 by 148 foot town- was led by Mrs. Grole while Miss New York, Sunday morning, from 13, Block. 24, Township Map, from 8ta. WNEW. (lUaiJik'*)'—Every Qnaday ....™_ scholarship, Dr. Howard R. called students to study at the Featured during the evening will and Girl Scouts, Welfare Associa- Stoddard of Lincoln; Neb., was dents.in the fifth grade and up. .""" a oncc-famlly to a tw/o-famlly . dwel- chase of a plot bounded by-Bloornr- ship-owned lot adjacent to the post ROJ.ena Hail of iMmWiiainCTfi^ jtre- ff:30 to 9" o'clp'cfcr THeTSroadcast is ling.' ' : . • • Regional Ifigh School ;; Its. VNBO ( ««* ks> — ' 1st. Snnday Eneh best supervising principal of first Cranford school house. be a demonstration on toning tion, Visiting Nurse Association and guest soloist. She hadMjeen assoc- 1 1 ingdale, Haskins,' Albany and office to the Federal government sented a flannelgraph fj**^* ? , ^Un- A retreat for the Senior High made possible- through the cour- All In residence "A" district, ' flta.
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