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H i g h t s t o w n . l i T T E . VOLUME XCIII HIGHTSTOWN, MERCER COUNTY. NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MAY 22. m i NUMBER I Peddie Cinema 4-H Members Prizes Prese nted at Each Dr. Wm. Tucker YMCA Officials Club to Release Observe Onion Session of Cooking School Speaks to Large Prepare Camp Picture Soon Marketing Work Crowd Sunday Wilson for Boys A large audience attended the Tues Portray* Student Life Joint Tour to See day and Wednesday sessions of the More Needed to Live Vacation Church School three-day cooking school sponsored by Edna M. Ralph At the Institution Progress in Vicinity the Hightstown Gazette with the final For Our Country Sessions to Held session to be h e 1 d this afternoon in Elected Officer Will Be Conducted Fellowship Hall, First Presbyterian Than Die, He Says According to Plans Directed by Reeves Church. The school on Wednesday was an Of D.A.R. Group The Peddie Motion Picture Club, a Progress being made by Central Jer especially interesting o n e with Miss "More people will be called upon to The Mercer County YMCA camp newly formed organization of the Ped sey boys who are members of a 4-I-I Mary T. Burke, Home Service Consul live for our country to perpetuate our ing committee m et at the home of Miss Edna M. Ralph was elected in Charles J. Weiser in Lawrenceville dle School, has been at work producing Onion Marketing Club was observed tant of the Public Service Electric and freedom and heritage and a few will be a feature length motion picture of life side guard by the New Jersey Sons and Monday night to arrange for the atten G as Company, demonstrating ginger selected to die for the country,” Dr. at the school. during a tour conducted Monday night. bread, onion soup, strawberry refrigera Daughters of Liberty at the conclusion dance of local boys at Camp Wilson Two seniors and roommates at the in Fvie stops were made, enabling boys to tor cake, fried scallops, baked shad, of its 45th annual convention held re William L. Tucker, of the Second Pres on the Delaware River this summer be stitution a r e pictured in th e leading get a good sample of varying soil types muffins and meringue cake torte. Tues cently at the Hotel Chelsea, Atlantic byterian Church of Princeton, told a tween July 5th and August 30th. roles and the film, partly in color, pre and methods under which plants are day Miss Burke brought to housewives City. crowd of over 900 that gathered at' the Burt Van Deuse n and Frank G. sents the life of the students from the the latest results of scientific research Clark, associate secretares on the coun being grown. Over four hundred voting members Hights Theatre“Sunday afternoon at 2 day of their arrival until their gradua on the best way to cook spaghetti and o'clock to celebrate ‘T Am An Amer ty staff, are in charge of the program tion with a “futurama” of their college The largest and earliest plantings ob also demonstrated several meat plates and two hundred visitors attended the and also direct county boys in their served were at Walker Brothers’ place, two-day session. Preceding the gath ican Day.” years. and pecan rolls. Dr. Tucker who saw service in the camping activities. Through the cooperation of the Ben near Mercerville, where 12,000 onions ering the annual state banquet was held Edward Applegate of Pennington and were set about April 10. Other early This afternoon, the last session, a full with three hundred members in atten World War and lived for sometime in nett Air Service Interesting aerial views color movie featuring Hedda Hopper, Russia after the war declared we need chairman of th e committee presided of the campus have been taken. The ■placed plants were observed at Fred dance. Following the event later in the and called upon George Fairweather, and Gerow Carlson’s, Cranbury, a n d Don Wilson and other film stars called evening state officers and their escorts people to do the right thing, support in cinema also shows the progress of the "Bun in the Kitchen'’ will be shown. stitutions whether we are being watched camp director, to outline the plans for aviation school at Peddie presenting Hugh Oakley’s Freehold. Cater set staged a grand march. Each officer was the year. onions were viewed at Ploward and Wil Here is a hilarious film. See how the dressed in white and carried bouquets or not. ‘‘That is the American form scenes of th estudents in training at the stars go about their kitchen chores. of government,” he added. Fairweather reported indications are Bennett field. liam Golden’s place near Windsor, and of red carnations. Sam Brocklebank’s, Freehold. All ex Recipients of baskets Tuesday after Officers elected to serve until May "We have a good earth, had a good the eight weeks' season will be practical cept the Walker Brothers have planted noon were Mrs. R. P. Richardson of 1942 are as follows: State Councilor, start and a good stock, let us make the ly filled and the program and leaders units of 6,000. RoDbinsville, Mrs. Marie Lewis of Me Mrs. Laura Chapman, of New Bruns best of it,” he said. have been selected. Improvements in Speaking to an enthusiastic audience clude _ several new boats, electricity in So many interesting things were chanic street, Mrs. liarriet Tindall of wick; State Vice Councilor, Mrs. Mil pointed out on the tour that one of 'the lUU ParklaxK avenue, Mrs.ivirs. Dora Pieyer of dred Dean, of Red Bank; Stale Associ Dr. Tucker expressed the feeling we are the kichen, dining room, recreation facing a great challenge and who bet lodges, headquarters, infirmary and on boys remarked: “I have learned more ’ f ' 1 I f B ate Councilor. Mrs. Madelyn Erickson, on this one trip than I could have at ^14 touth Mam street, Mrs K E, of Union City; State Associate Vice ter than us could meet it. the swinmiing dock making possible Mayor E. Drew Silver in an address night swimming. a series of meetings held indoors.” 1 ‘ B Councilor, Mrs. Luella Keane, R e d Charles Nissley, Extension Horticultur- ^°>-th Mam stree . Bank; Stale Secretary, Mrs. Jeannette of welcome expressed the need for unity Regarding leaders, Fairweather re 1st, Vegetable Growing, accompanying Mrs. H. D.-Mount of Park avenue, Mrs. Healhwood, of Woodridge; State Asso regardless of personal sentiment and ported that while the selective service added we should stop and think of the the youths, demonstrated two soil in G. P. Dennis of Stockton street, and ciate Secretary, Mrs. Blanche Hutten- act had taken some of the young men. Mrs. G. W. Baremore of 117 Outcalt ”burg-; of Jersey City; State' Treasurer, things we are called upon to do. who served during the past two years, struments, one used to locate hard pan Brief_ messages were also brought by caused by plow soles and another to street. Harry Christine, of Washington; State others had been secured to take their iVnong those receiving a loaf of Bond Associate Treasurer, Mrs. Marguerite Dr. Wilbour H. Saunders, headmaster places and that camp would open with show soil profiles to a depth of nearly of the Peddie School, and the Rev Guy three feet. Nissley also gave sugges bread were Mrs. Emil Witt of Cran Rarkelew, of Freehold; State Guide, a full staff. bury, Mrs. T. L. Totten of Rogers ave Mrs. Pauline Thompson, of Cliffside A. _ Bensinger, pastor of the Presby Van Deusen reported a week-end tions about fertilizer and cultivation terian Church of Dutch Neck. TTie practices applicable at this season. nue, Mrs. A. A. Wilson of North Main Park; Slate Inside Guard, Miss Edna camp was being run on May 31st and street, Mrs. Sidney Campbell of Rhode M. Ralph, of ITightstown; Stale Outside Rev. Paul M. ITumphreys of the Baptist June 1st with boys’ groups attending Boys had an opportunity to see the Church pronounced the invocation and large spread of roots which the onions Hall and Mrs. Gixela Rosenberg of 124 G uari Joseph Kardell, of Jersey City; and over 150 bovs would probably take Mercer street. Jr. Ex-State Councilor, Mrs. Amanda the Rev. Thomas B. Bray of the Trin advantage of this program. have already made, and many for the ity Episcopal Church the benediction. first time saw onion thrip, a tiny insect The cooked crown roast went to Eva Greiner, of'Hackensack; Jr. Ex-Associ Suggestions as to the best methods Bogar. Other food dishes were award ate Councilor, Mrs. Marie Longstreet, A short parade from the Peddie which does great damage to the leaves. School to the theatre preceded the pro of recruiting boys were given by sev Control measures for thrip were dis ed to Mrs. August Jurgens of York of Bloomfield. eral of the men present including Dr. road, Miss Mildred Perrine, Mrs. Stan It was voted to hold the 1942 slate gram. Several patriotic selections were cussed. Following the tour a meeting rendered by the local Male Chorus ac Joseph L. Schultz, local schools head, J. WALTER REEVES was conducted at -the home of Lemuel ley K. Gambell, Mrs. Calvin PL Stults, session at Convention Hall, Asbury Calvin Perry of Dutch Neck, Robert Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs. Reill, Miss Park, with headquarters at the Berk- companied by Mrs. LeRoy West. Wilson, president of the Onion-Tomato Sponsoring and participating organi Carley of Princeton, and William Me* The film is 'under the supervision of HIT Marketing Association.

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