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THE WESTFIELD LEADER Hopes a Month Before the Date of Our Bloodmobile Visit 'Poppy Day* THEWESTFIELD LEADER Tomorrow THE LEADING AKO MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER <N UNION COUNTY PEVENTY-THIRD YEAR—Ko. 39 U). NEW JERSEY. THURSDAY. MAY 23. Pvlllaiui* t rt-!»t'r> in« the Pa-t Lee Homestead: A Bit Of Americana Enriching ihi* Futurr , 5<iH<fc f*ifio»_7»^ r;,KV interest- of Kdawjits Uiroaf.l. :lieit repn-SK:! onsi id ii! iof.iut iiiid M"rrK'\ed Kn'Ji 't£ *<! •'> ^'.s-::-l.:?-fi -j* !j:-re '->) pre bV.w. Mrs- Ruben Hetid 1\A Sc.::v i ii ttr.(Ml> Wlrtt pK'.H'fi. CV&t Of If «-.r. o'iit.'!1.i>t Tilt- Lt-t iiymt'tLe.iiij jiud -.(•" ;;-.,t- it. ni",'::-u:y affairs :«•:->»• Msril; Isi'.t reset'.'. «! li* IMH. >.:..ie ::. ;-<n- iisti ; 1 J:«s- .-J^:. .iit ^nd.r.iiter. to itad au'Jie.M.t.;»'.>Bjf i;> ;>re ReioldUii'.wj v.i'I: !.•:••:.•.!;•.: prei-iaer.t o':«r u .. i. s-ki: o! lu-.ij U.at is- «JV f'i* ^ r;ir iK';f£ They u;e IU'.:«;>' tl-UKU'd vn i'-i- "•>'- ::* ?;-.:.:: u' F'recii'.'.derj "" ' > yri-ir •Jif. o:, 0,.; K:.-v.i- Ki ;r. Sv;i:c i'.-:r.j 1; : fi* p:-.-ht. ;-;\::]'.!!Lav) ix* MUM '' v r.:: o'-.\ ci;^«'!i ;: S».K w !.(•!: hit fx-eii -.'it (•,:,:.•: -if' :r...;t; :!:>••- ="*• es: r.:ct ::,t KrpjMn-fc:: Wti-t.f:'. p:f Sa-ietv (.;.i .V;,Lifj;<- acres 111 lxi-fut ;.•! >:'.i:-.: F.v*:^ ;;rs" ii" fi rue: v.ret dt «'.ituu'.t- d.'vsii-d i'i":;.st •. c- •-. i ••.;•- "••<• >•••• JOAN WALTERMIRE friiijuv ^;,c .:\;i;i:'un: t!.;-.::.;'U a' CUM;, tiie driii: timl we v'l neu-r Tin ;</,r;: iff.".:', (".K.VIJM'.T. ti! the »e\f !.o ri'.tier mi udxmiKlrution ' e:-:::y An-i>-:-.c;:r. ;:rc:.il'.'?:i:.'t ,'vur:, in ;.;.«• u> re'.ne»e Whey, •v.;!>itw ("iiiij>t> VwWmiii.i hustrd t>< )Jdue.«- me w n siuiill muwut:i tin the ae:iiiili'.»or. Tiie itiirut •j.i.t !«t 1: are KJH'SSI on tin- re.s'.oratiun tif W-.;. :.m;: » it.;.! tin butld;ntv un- uf tit. IM-V We ure uu! (Staling lie-ie u'itli litizenship Institute Citi.st- cci:..'.^;-: «•;•;. inrj, •.;,.- irtt-toii Ui!!7:i.b:ii'£ !n>» cur* »t t«- w fetal vukis Vj '.iii'in ::i tlieir pre-ji-tiwd new , lilt wnfsjwi u! litm'.tid area tlia! , ers and ;rn Cuu!i:> Vo'.-a^wi-.: Lju.-ci M;;h'.ed at tb iitiasidun e inin.ii fiae . sctmo! inid must be de.t!iuii.slitd ut 'CunUnutid on pat:e i> •elegates Are Nained Vie Coof«*<J Coo fed Again Ouf ill tlii>w Eirmlun DIM LuM virV ui>pt\t\nt)y tout ttul1 Barbara tHTrolio Joan Vahermire |ilt.Ki« nc«i.ptiprr tiffictk sui tunr lor uiiijur liluiidiTK—Jwr ko Will Represent Vt*ill Represent pliiyinp urttuiiti iii our *\vr\ tut wdclidvn ID » kidi-Kitlk pt'tttivD tku li>vii C iiuticil mritinf law litorj mm ve »lhu i-nti) in wrU- Woman's Club Intermediates wr*-t. with fniW;urm.sinp rt'fiulii.. inc UH- IxurtlliH lur tin- sciiuljir- Tbt tturj «i. ii uppew-rd. KUHt-d Birtara diTrolio, daughier of Mr. Mii-f Jo::n Wj.lierrnirc. diUKh:t-r »f ithip vward^ Ktor) uf Uir Hviu- thiit G<> rchtdt'ltu luid filed a IK'ti- Dd Mr5 Frinl- diTrclio of 1 Sunny- Mr and Mr? F. T %Vi>urn.:rc ;•? wt'i Club uf WistfiWd. tiiip appmviiip kidtwulkt >n Top- ood Dr., tos been seleKfd to at- .725 Dci.'iin Kd . «.U i'.'.rod tiie C;-.,. Buth flu- »iunrr ti» UM- »»» HKST PUKPV—JUlUke Denlw- MMTJ Utnut wlU tlw fifnt "pf piisp Hit! Kd i<nd Kimbrll 7un\. od the Cilizenslup Institute for ieru-h;p Insti'.uis Jor G;rif ^5 •.!« HChulurslup. Curulvn F. Hjatt, <A ttilt }i-»r'» unuuul drive to M*y<ir Burr A. Tom'l Jr. A junior viifii in tjit'l. ttic jn*tUH>ri I>IS* iris oa Cprw-in rampas of Doug- . deieffatS' oi llit l!iu-rmei.a-.t W-.i::-,. pud Uu rn v|iiriil uf v HWi i.tu- bcr ol UM' \im-rknn U^hra AiuUUiry nbe ha» liwn <i»mu) appn»v«-d HH- prnptihal. <>ur jij«tl- is Colk-tc June 17 through 2! as en's Club. d<-iit gruul. Uurtiaru Church, arr j • tliu. .vrur. Lwktnj UB it JuM-|iti Slats, cuuimanier «f CUrV o£irfr Hi nl) rmict'-rnt'd. t<tudrnli. til Hit WvhllH'ld IUf.li l, 641, \fVcrttHt of J-'UJTIEU Wtirt. of the Woman's Club' Tne CiUUT,s.t.jp Iasutju i' • -or. M'.lltlfil. trllULTurjl IV W'but ttM' ( ffci'Jield. according to an an-" SCirw) acn^ii.v by the New'>•'.<•» r- » i n • tH'tidlim biiid. V<- ttftrr mtr Puppy Sale caict.Tie:i: made today by Mrs S*H- Fedcraiiaa'of Wornv.1.'.' ."iy:.".. School KftfHtPr^' tI1UU1 4t}Hilu{Cit-i. lor tliid "guuf." !ert*n R Welch Jr.. c-hsirmsn of !0 provide triir-f mr .-r n"re-- '- «OU?IC13> K c'.ut> J education commj',:ee. ^.i? throari. let-•:-(•< "a-id d-s--.- T\ * II The pjrpu-.e of tbt Citia-r.ship In- ' fion.i. Tt-.i- Xij t: ui:; •.». inir n: Dance to Honor LcdJJiirvFwl'iiiis' In Flanders Fields Jtu'e :s in provide training in cx.d Corw::i Cimpui at Iiaufla; ••. i.:i'.-j.« ^-n-^ A . , k i!iifc!..',:;ip througgh recogrnlig m of: Jur* IT Uirtiugri a W 11N \tnlCtl '» Here Tomorrow rjntnt in operalioa—iu prob- Wt!tfr.-n:re. t Wiii i.!!;,:,- is " * Decorate Gra\ es Itmiurruv. will iirinr tin untmu! "Puppy l>Dy" uuien'ttnee in West- MKb MAN IKllIX JK. (mil! »iit;i! iiicniUin- ul veteran urEwnisulionti u»d oilier vuiuntwirs will \'»rt C'iutirmiio Of 600 Veterans !«• iHc.iii): i>li rphtdunt} u> tiny i) puppy uf « iriUuif in tiic ouUuii'ti dead iiiitl diMitiitrd Msrviuuinen. iJutli tne Amuncun 1^'giun itnd the Vctttrans uf Wes'.fii'lti art:i: Siuii"-ic.un l.t:i:iun I'tufitin Wisrt. p«rat:ipute «ucii yeur in proino'.iiu; tilt tale uf the red mid \ uievuiis. »! I- iivt'iijii Win i. or- (u>vwr tiyinboliv ol tiie puppies, which blooiuwtl uu tlw IwtthiiieWs uf France, H! pas: umuttiindiT Mciiv v i.uci;e i VI("TK" Couiuiandtr Mr*. KJUM1«T Iie&dii . ^_. _., ISCtipi : United Fund Drive : •• diTrolio is presidem-tlee. of jr .-,, <,! MiirLin Wnltuere Hurt i. Ameri- (2iv*!S Hi^turV LviM>D Effort Tin- 3(i'r- nnnui*.: wen: vi!'. it:u:ir<- Division '<"" l*):'i»! Sunfloy decm-olea vel-j -* •* ; tit'.'-'ii1.-: ::r p:ive:r.f iiiia fiii'St: u: tuaiii • pravet ii: J-'iiirview Cumelcry (.o!ii!ti2iii{ie.r Joseph Kni'.o uf Cilirk- J-'ians- liyvc IHt-T. (.-ompltrti-d .{or (»• ;:: : T'-«.•:. aw:; V.ivii ::!'fi' ! 'His Eye." She is a meniber n! . j ; j We-i.'i:• i> [ir, the pr:i7::;in. cci:> •"i-iici-icati fliiji:! providiid l>y the H.v:.!ip f n.".: Nt. Mi-. Veierm* tit Tin- nnir!-jwv poppy ;.nie by Mdrtio WaU- v iS !!«:: ' liiifS ? uu:; '.!i! ;ni- :yi!ll :i 1 Ciris.' Sportk Counci) and the j.ittee for tiie Y-TWGI,' it ci«-ic;s i nun. < !iii!i:y Lining tiE rrt'chiiki'Ti- t'liir Vii!. imntnnit.'t:(1 n! tilt- pus: > Icrj.' laii: ;i. AiniTieiin Lt^0itm Aujl- v:i iiiit!ui!ii:.-t'i 'ti!:i'\ '.lii M' Gi-il"lf;l in piii'.:fii in. nimi tiiiiti MHi ins' mew'-itij: liiiit the iiiinun; "l.lutl iU;.i'\. i'n:,si<lu!i: Ucaii Uocrrur hoi *3fers Ciub. Barbara served as chairrr.i-.!: for the SuS-.'uiiiiir wP~. 1 pi;!:1-. 11 '.!« •jhiii). i.-i. •••;. i':,:n:i :'i"!i. n1 :•.; !•<>•!. • <)y" pupjiy don- wii! i«- imid ir. Miiittluri Mrt Morris Kanilvr Bf pop- l»Era!7i ciiiirmaa of ttie proir.. and a;: >. ciub. ii nie.-itie.' »! :!i-.- '.-iiir.!!'. : :i :i.: srj.-.ini !ii:: Urn. beior.sj to Lht French Club. oi -j,. fres.'.'yU'-;£-.r Vcn ! le'it-u a ? !.,.. hr.ior I_!'.i>rary Club arid V- ' " 'Contiaued oi pan :• l'i!' IK s. ):i; actni;i'.:f ciu'.sido a' -!:i:;:ni:ii. ant: in-! ti;:{ '.iiiii;:n:ii!. i: v r.i. '.:i.. ' \w\. VVVt !li:ll''> :in "iiuiii'y ]mpj.> iiiiit ;m. ),„(,.,n- lM. ;,,,» (uniurruw tioid &el include Milunlecr work ti i • i • T- I » !>'•:. •'.Jin. ;' -Af.'-:. .)• »:' 'Ji- d'timii Tin Yf.tyiin: uf i H'I'II:I. Wii! ( til ;i[, t-i el, £•(; nii;! iuf.miicimw tiian ti* : f \\>'. ]'i':r '.till :: Mfiiitriii: tutv ptitiiili 1'it -<i!!U'C Suiii-! vin- tiit- lr:; . tr- fniv-t:'.s wiu^L iiiiA/tiit-'d on lift" imttltv- iubitr,-,.- Hoppitel and tennis injured in Tuillhlc .'.I' : n ! i.::.!!i:: v-fi ;>-t Tim: K htni'.i. mil! ciiiuaif.iin.. ii' p-iiiniiit i: iiir.nniviUf ii.-id.- \i' r.iiiujn' Tne mtnnoritil pop- Serf'C.i.c. i! tiUcrricile :i A.r_rid M^- Muuiithiiisitif '— Iui. :ir "i:i''. 1 Tin iiii.iiii',:-: d.'v'i.'.iur. vi] In. v( : Til!' ! '.II! pii'TII".! II1 i :• liiivinijiiir. jins! i:iin. -''» •>' !'»l'Jiif.' i':ii;l. t>y «h:.iiiiieii ji,,-. ix-mf- iit! iiy the Auxiliary iiove ti. CK^er of Mr. and MM F J:,::T.'.:.T ,-.'p!ir:-:'r 7"-.M-s:i:-y :.::::it ".a i|iUI:Si!lii.
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