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Special Program* Are Board Would Add To Announced By Pastor*; Member National Editorial Association ■ Neiy Jersey Press Association — Monmouth County Press Association Play Area As Building - -Trad itional Music Will At Church St. Site Be Featured 81st YEAR — 40th WEEK MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1950 Single Copy Six Cents Gains In Favor Easter 3will be celebrated in Mat­ Interest of tlfo Matnwun Town­ awan churches with special services Haitian Exposition features U.N. Work ship Banrd of Education shifted and seasonal music supplementing Educator Dr.' J. A. Tilley To Census Takers at u special meeting Monday night the regular riles.' Several congre- from buying n tract for a now gutions plan sunrise services. school nu Atlantic Ave. to securing Observances are listed as follows: Active In Field uddltloiml .land lor- tho.. present ' First Baptist . ... school lot by buying u strip of tho ‘The Meaning of Easter for Wesleyan Club New Jersey Materials Co. property, Today" will be the sermon topic of 18 Persons Responsible adjoining it te the south, and taking the Rev. Garrett S. Dctwiler, M an Sponsors Series Of For Count In Aresk Find an option tm the 20-aero Kcough E aster sunrise scrvice at 6:30. Mrs. Lectures On Child- tract oif, Fronoim Avo.. near the A. AdnmBjanke^ojj»anist^ will ploy’ Co-operation Good; Parent Problems----- rUUrond. •’‘‘Easier Ty&lngg?*' Mallard; “Min- Check: Started Saturday rreiilK^r^ine'bom^'would^wmt. " 1 uet,” Scobocck^ and “The King of ually .decide la build on tho present Dr. John A, Tilley, Keyport and If they haven't already, someone Glory,” • Wilson. rThe ^girls’ chorus uchool lot .at Broad and Church Sts, Red Bank pcdatrlcian, will bc thc may knock,on. your door today and ‘ will sing "Tbe Risen King," Walter: wan strchnthencd afler tho hoard guest speaker Tuesday evening at ask plenty of questions. And he the junior choir will sing “Welcome heard Mrs, Gonuvivo Donnell, u the opening meeting of a special won't be fooling, llu’U be one of Fair Easter/’ Pullin; and the senior former member. Mrs. Donnell de­ child study group lot thc public in an army of census taken who choir will sing "Come Sec the Place clared she was in. a position, from Matawan and surrounding com started on Saturday tlie vast job "of Where Jesus* Lay,*' Shelley; antf her e()ntncty In business, to know n’lunities. Sponsored by the Mat­ "They; Have Taken Away My counting tho people of thc United what Malawan resldonU w ero awan Wesleyan Club, the series ^ Lord,” Stainer. , .. ' States. . - • . ihinkiuf* and fhe gained the Impres- .will-comprise four meetings. held At the 11 o’clock worship,' Mrs. The scores of emtmonrtor.H as­ slim sentluient was preponderantly on successive Tuesdays at.the First Bankc will play “Grand Chorus,” signed to. the Third Congressional In. favor of-building at the present Methodist Church of Matawan, Each Dubois; "Andantino/’ Salome; and District have befn out in. force school .site. ... • meeting will bc open to the public “March Pontlflcale,” Tambelli. The since S aturday, ait (hoy w ill be ouch Mrs. Donnell called the grounds and „ will be completely non­ • girls’ chorus will present “Crown weekday until every nose in this nt tho present school loti “waste” sectarian in nature. The nisen King,” LUIenas, -and area is countcd in the Job thnt will land -which might just as well bo Earl Guriison, principal of Mat' “The Garden of God,” Keating. DR. CARROL 0. MOHONG tnkt> from fbur to nix. week* to lined-for building_ati it was maul- nw:»n Elementary School, will act as The junior ehorus’will render“ The complete. .. fe^tly not aTlapnied to Its pren^nt host and discussion leader for,’Dr. . .Lily/’ Meredith; andanthems of the Herbert Groenfcdcr of Asliury u.hio, that of n playgtoimd. film Tilley during the opening meeting. senior choir will be “Now,Let Thc Jinrk, I.h serving iih crew loader of deelnrd parc'ids had cohiplalned Full Toned Chorus,” Bedell, and Peddie Head To Subjept will,‘bp physical.and. mental the 10 workers who will bo ro^ repeatedly in her presence of their “Christ,the Lord is Risen Today,’ development of thc pre-school child. sjx^lble for the count In. this children com ing hom e w ith Hoilod -----Bodiner -M r-Banke will-sing «»-a .. .O n _ A p r.. 10,,. D rv. N clson_G jlberl ihmediale_ area ' which lnehuios chithlug froni beinji Mont out for baritone solo •‘Alleluia Chfist Is Hanawalt. associate professor of M ariboro Tow nship, M a t a w a n Republicans In . physical exercises un a muddy Risen," Shelley; and Mrs. Victor psychology at New Jersey College Township, Matawan, K e y p o r t, Held. Sho thut with an eight- Fredda, soprano, will sing.‘O Divine Dr. C. O. Morong To for Worqcn, will discuss “Ilomr Union .Ileafeli, Raritan Township room school uijit erecttxl on tho and the- Balanced • Personality.’1 Matawan Organize Redeemer,” Gounod! • ' Address Mothers Club und Keansburg. J, S. Kaplow of Held, two grades could bn brought Thc sermon * topic of the pastor Mrs. H. J. Woolford, supervisor, Thousands of persons from all over tho world aro cxpcctcd this year New Hrunswlek, is supervisor for over froui rillTwood nnd tho en­ At Meeting' ln Baptist Matnwan Public Health Association, will be “Thc first Easter/’ There to visit thc International Exposition at Tort-au-Prlnco, Hnltl, to the TJiird District, ' Mooting Approves rollment situation eased, M im, will Introduce Dr. 'Hanawalt and will be a scrvicc of believers Bajj- Church Tuesday commemorato tlio two liundrcth anniversary of tho founding of that LUt Enumerators Dihhh'U hold it site could bn ob- lead the ensuing discussion. Proposol Of Harry May ’ tism nt thc conclusion of thc scrvicc. City. The exposition features a special United Nations exhibition, The enumerator working under (nincd elsewhere for an atiiletie Tho. processional will be “The Day Drr ' Carrol - ' O. Morong, - head- - Third Meeting Apr. 25 • dramatlilnff the activities of the world organization. Above Is one Mr. CJreenfeder In thin immediali; For iHandling Local field. ihaster of The Pcddic School, Thc third mcdtlng, Apr., 25 will of Rcsurrcction” and the recessional of tlio U.N. pavilions under construction In tlio Haitian capital. area are; W illahl A. M ichael, l

, 1 ... THURSDAY, APRIL' 6, 1950 TH E MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J, TACEMIEE Hazlet Couple Is irow no tlie B lissed IMt^Ui. M ary was called fo* -trial at Freehold Smith, Mra, William Holmes, Mrs, Robert Woolley,\ Mrs. • Alonzo; Lay• house, M ra.LillloBruuer.M ri ' Reformed Chnrch each May-in .a colorful ceremony before Judge Frank-T, Lloyd-Jr., in Thornus Rathbone, Mra. Hudson lonr..Miss Ileulah Thistle, Mrs, FraiiK,lSproul(:.Mrff...EilK}8t. Home From Florida Which Is-'liltimded by lYiUny people: Superior C&urt;...... r - Carhart, Mra. Saroiicl Waiting, M rs.”;lius8cii Wailing, Mrs. Dyson Wood- and tho hostess. . \ This year’s crowning will lake place Mr. and Mrs. John T. Watson Annual Meeting Dance On May 19 on M ay 21 at ^ 3 0 p in . a t St. Friendship Club hav.e returned to their Hazlet homo Joseph’s Church.-* ...... from Delray Beach, Fla., where REAL LIVE EASTER BUNNIES AT NEWBERRY’S IN KEYPORT Attendance prize was won by they spent the past five months. The Friendship- Club wus enter- Congregation To Hear --Group Names Florence Mary Lou’ llussey, * ' • * _ They also visited other points of 1ained# recently at Uio home of Mrs. Reports On Activities; Cerlione Of Keyport, Tho next 'meeting will be held interest in Florida. . Elect Officers As 1950 Crowiier on Apr. 20th at 7:30 p.m. Both old Asbury Walling, Broad.St., Keyport. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hyer have and.new members ure urged to at- A'short businbss session was held returned to their home in Craw­ .... _Th^ con5regation o f thc K eyport A monthly mccilng o f the Blessed {end this important meetirtfr 1 und refrcshjnenU were served. ford’s Corner after visiting their Reformed Church will mark the Virgin Mary Sodality of St. Joseph’s Attending were Mrs. Stanley Bpn-in-luw nnd daughter, Mr. and Church, Keyport. was held on Mar. dosing of a year of services and MrS, Albert Heath and family, Falr- David Wilson Accepts Jones, . Miss Annlo Cowles, Mra. activities with a congregational 23 at the school ; hall, with Mary law n. , v Theodore Hathaway, Mrs. Russell meeting and covered-dish supper at Vccchio, prefoct, presiding. Plans Settlement For Injuries the church house, Wednesday, Apr. The Rev. and Mrs. George W. were oiscussed for a “May Hop’* Hanners of North Long Branch, David Wilson of 82 Raritan Avo * 12, a t G:30. p.m . \ to bo held in the .school hall on Kctmsburgi. received a settlement were recent dinner guests in Hdztct May 10 at which- Walter Staegc^ slu m 's ftliL HI vs . The highlight of thefc evening will in the am ount of $3000 fo r injuries of Harry Cowles and Miss Anna and his orchestra vwill play. Helen' be the closing of the church’s Cowles. • . Euflcrcd , in an accident nt the talent campaign. Dollar bills were Lease wus appointed chairman of Miss Judy, Tibbetts of.-Abprdcen, intersection of Palmer Ave. on HAVE OIL ON HAND 'distributed to each member of the the dancc. • . Md., is visiting her grandparents. Routc'3G, Kcaansburg, Dec. 28, 1D48. FOR EASTER DAY, congregation last January with the Plans also were discussed for a Mr. and Mrs. Hudson D. Cnrhart Tlie settlement was made by atlor- request that..-they be invested in communion breakfast for sodality IN CASE OLO SOU H azletr— —------—------neys-ioc-thc-H.- R. RitLecJTruelUnjv some .manner whereby they might members and it was dccidcd-io hold Edward Woigand, a student nt Co. _of Puterson, whose truck SHOU LD STAY AWAY earn additional * "talents." The i't on Mny 14, at w hich tim e the Tilton Boys School, Tilton, N. H„ is collided with the..Wilson taxi, members of the sodality will sin;; campaign has been in force for spending the- Easter recess with his filed in the suit claimed Ihe 8:15 mass, after which—the three months and church members parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Frank that ^s n result of the nccid<*»tMr. breakfast will be berved. — • ^ a v e used various methods to earn Weigand, Hazlet. ' .. Wilson was rendered unconscious additional talents. Some have set R. „G. Thixton Inc. of Matawan, The main business of the evening and confined to Riverview Hospital -aside a day’s wages;- others have this week delivered a four-door was drawing for tlie Crawncr, and for a weckt The settlement wus sold hand-made articles, and still Chevrolet sedan to the Hazlet Fire this honor was given Florence entered into by“-thc . attorney otRers have pooled-tHeir'talents to Co., to be awarded nt the annual Cerlione of*Kcyport. The sodality for the parties Just as the ■ case present musioales/iplaysiand suppers. fair ih July, . A great deal of interest hns beep Ralph Dean, a student at Rider arpused nnd members arc looking College, ■ Trenton, is spending the.j forward to the announcement of spring vacation in HazJct with his tlie 'total amount realized. parents, Mr. ond Mrs. Fred Dean, ANNOUNCEMENT LET UB VACUUM CLEAN Reports of the vorious church YOUR FURNACE - officers and organizations have been Bayshore Youth Pleacls . N O W I ...... mimeographed, and will be. distrib­ uted ai.thc meeting. Two elders and Guilty to Two Holdups DR LEO STESS, a S S S X r two deacons will be elected to serve 6 W. Front Street - • „ , Keyport three year tpnms on the consistory H arold J, D oran, 23, B rainard LOUIS STULTZ. ift Ave, Port Monmouth, Thursday, at of the church. The congregation . r has rosumcd his practlco OIL BURNING Ono of the now Enstor novoliioi prciontcd at Iho locol Nowbtrry H ere it mloitudloi ot Iho Candy Freehold,' pleaded guilty to. two EQUIPM ENW SERVICE Dopartmimt droiiod In Dunny nhUdrmB. One will lind the Inrqoit nnorlmcnt of Eailer Candy ever preiehted ulso will approve the church budget OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT " \ .. .mid- plans .for _ the coming, year...... armed _ holdup charges and to fUll OIL-KfROttNC'COAL at ono tlmf. You can got_BnjEnMJ!r_bn»lcet_pnd_ovoryJhlng thatjoei to make IJ up. or one nlready made up carrying"a pIstoFin his^utb.” ' “* -Mohdiiy and Friday 2 lo 6 P. M. « ...... in a pjofe«klonal way. Keypori may well be proud int having store v/lth tho vnrloly tnd aaiorimont lhal After a brief business meeting KCYPORT 7-2104 •• KEYPORT Doran was_ arraigned before N ew berry’* local store cnrriei,—AdvtM'tlfX’iiu'Ut. , . members, and friends will enjoy a K eypori. 7*1305 or 7-1511. . . P erth A m boy 4-1344 County Judge J. Edward Knight varied program of entertainment for a holdup Mar. 21 in which which has been planned by the $20 w as ta k en fro m G ladys Shln- talent committee.', • kos general store. Middle Rd.. Centerville, and for onqthcr stick- Gardenview Farm Restaurant Red Cross Drive In up M ar, 25 in w hich $18 wns taken 30 DAY iYou. Can Make it a Comploto County Below Quotas at L ee's Snack B ar, C en ter Avc^, Leonardo. . • * Kaster Weekend of Happiness by -- As of today, only two branches A companion in the case, John H O M E TR IA L -taking thesfamlly or party of friends and Milk Bar comprising Monmouth C ounty C. Jefferson, 18, of Route 35, Port to YE COTTAGE INN. . Wo wl«h to nnnnonco the opontn'u oriVio .Qarrionvluw ltoktiiurant Chapter, Red Cross, have reached Monmouth, was not arraigned. and Milk Dnr, Tliuriduy, April 6th. Loo«re() r « ot m mile enit of their quotas. Brielle, with a goal Koyport. New Jersoy, along Hlahway;36, Hcnnlc liouto la AnbUTy" Park, N. J.. whofo lor a Ill'ABONApLR P1UCD you cttn oM ii o f $.850, h as tu rn e d in $002.5(1; w hile Falls From Scaffold woniJi»r(i»l m r«l of SKATOOD "CHICKKN IN THU nO U aif," Sea G irt, *Avith collections of BTL'AKB, CUOPP. ROASTS of nil kinds. " $1425,50, has, passed its quota of Janies Salmon, Palmer nnd Main $ 2 0 .$1350. Altogether M onm outh Sts., Keansburg, was removed to W orth You could even tnke home loniorrow's desaori. un our U6MH County Chapter has collected only Monmouth Memorial Hospital* OHOWN flTHAWUEnill^fi nro ctuofully froien and pnelu'd rlflht about one-third of its goal. on our farm, nil revdy to aorvn, Tho memory ol thoio will bn Monday,' after falling about 30 ^pet lnsllno. : . The remaining 13 branches in the from a- scaffold. He is reported chapter stand as1 follows: Asbury under treatment for a fractured FROZEN If you- aro15 P'1plnnnlna . to inko In the Enator Pftraiio, why . not . P a rk , $0441, against $19,270; A t­ pelvis and a collapsed left lung. stopop atot tho aiirdrnvlipOiirdrnvlew “lloslourant nnd ‘ Milk Ilur, wlioro u ‘ warm lan tic H ighlands, $350.80, for $1270; wolcomo av/aittf you? . Bolm ar, $409.60, fo r $4730; F reehold, FOOD THK MANAQKMENT. Tolophonn K cyporl 7-2730 $2227.75, for $9080; K eansburg. „ Treated At Hospital *■ $345.80, against $1010; K cyport, Ralph Godwin, 20, of 73 Oak St.. „ $1323,71, against $2458; Long B ranch, Keansburg, was treated) at Mon­ $4843.50, fo r $16,140; M anasquan, :_$1087.50 - tow ard $1010; M atawan, m outh M em orial H ospital on Mon-, day for a sprained left ankle. He $700 f o r , $2020; M iddletow n, $2900 % WAKE UP YOUR LAWN! tow ard $10,480; Red Bank, $5441, was released after treatment e g a ln s t'$20,530; S p rin g L ake, $2597 A wide choice of oui’ E;istQnJVlnnn- GI\o It llio iSi&Xk treatmorl now against $3210; U nioh Beach, $254 Real Estate Listing Cards for sale at this pfflce!... INTERNATIODAL HARVESTER 1 trr pleiTsc-everyhorly and if you far an ciTort, bright nroorl 1950 lawn, fo r $300. Food will) TURF BUILDER, Ilia com FREEZERS wish ... your favorite cocktail. : ploto grail food. Sow trlplo cloan- Bayshore Ambulance od SCOTTS SEED. It coilt lllllo ha. fixcellonl Food. Sanitary Kltchon. - : cauio you nood only half a» much And Bus In Collision Any model installed in your home at absolutely tio Prompt, Courteous and Efflclont Bervlc*. Ample Troo Parking Facllltlei. a t ordinary load, / lb f 3,000,■ thargs or obligation. This is the one sure way for - 000 loodi fl'35/ 5 ll>i $6,45, A West. Keansburg ambulance Dining noom Facilities for Parties,-Banquets you to find out what a freezer in your home can and Woddinoi, <, ' TURP UUILDIR economical Id uiq ut 1 111 fv.tJ1 carrying a patient collided with a 100 tq It—10 ffcl-II.M i » 11)1-11.50, Boro bus on Monmouth St. and mean to you. Test it yourself; see how itsaveifood, f y ^ 'l?1 'r/'+P*' Maple Ave., Red Bank, Friday time, work and money I Call us today, or come ia. morning. No one was injured. Reflectors 'it* ooo Itipjj;: . According to Red Bank Police Ye Cottage Inn Sgt. Lewis Hendricks, who investi­ W. Front St. Kcyport gated, the bus, operated by William HARDWARI Glcnnon, 03, of.27 Church.St., Red RARITAN GARAGE, INC. Bank, was turning into Maple Ave. 1, .26 W. when the 5ollision occurred. Tho 2 HOUR SERVICE ambulance was operated by, Howard INTERNATIONAL McCORMACK-DEERINO Sisco, Sec.ond St., West Keansburg. Selo. and Scrvlco Farm Machinery . The left side of ..the bus was Red Bank CHRYSLER-PLYtfOUTH i ' . and Implomonis ripped by the fender of the ambu­ lance. Damage to the ambulance KEYPORT was Blight. No complaints were Radiator Works Main Office: South Main St. m ade. - 113 WEST FRONT ST. Tel. Bui. 7-0361 ' Hoi. T«l. 7.1461,^.0719 The ambulance wns reported to R ed B ank 6*1177 have been enroute to Monmouth Memorial Hospital with...a boy patient. His name was not re­ p o rte d ... B U Y A T Return Froiji Florida BELL BEEF CO. . lil-^X^SfcssTburgeoh'-chifdiiodL^ir SUPER MARKET -r- THE BEST rOR-LKSS___ with ofTiccs in Kcyport and Perth .7Ambo^i' has returned from a two- 120 Main St. FREE DELIVERY Mnt, i-1044 week vacation trip to Miami Beach, a l i , o iz e n Fla. Dr. ’ Stesa Was * accompanied by- Mrs..Stes3. 5WIFI5PREMII FRICASSEE Real Estate Listing Cards for sale CHICKENS at this office. Tenderized EASTER HAMS 49c 4 3 * ib. Say it with TURKEYS lb 39c ROASTING BONEI.ESS Under 5 lb». Flowers LEGS and RUMP Loins Pork MonnnLL pnioE CROSS RIB 5 3 % V E A L RIB END , BONELESS ROAST Canned HAMS MORRELL’S PRIDE SCHICKHAUS 49* lb. 39‘ lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM . . . 69* li>. 7 3 * lb. FELIN ARMOUR STAR 5 9 ' n, UKELELt 81 ICED - NOi V/i con flmoll Blies Wilson’s SLICED BACON Fresh Killed CHICKENS PINEAPPLE 3 5 Wholo or Hrtlf — I'ull Cut HTiiicTLY rncfiii jnnm:Y l a i i q i : O u r, large ...Selcc.tiyn.__.of.. __3 lbs. for ...... , .....te.39«li'.r irLACSTArr—Y»llow;_Clln?.. H«lr»i Ho, IV i cnn« cloz, Fresh Cut flowers and Potted WHITE EGGS Plants Is sure to please on fW P E A C H E S* .. rn o M rA nM t o y o u all occasions. Bfoilew-Fyyers Grade A 2 9 c • Prompt deliveries on all DOLE ' ' . 46 oi. c.n m ; - orders bui phono in four orders farly. PINEAPPLE JUICE JO m m t \ HUNT B—Colifornih ^ 4 6 ox. can m i ^ on, IRENE’S MOLONEY’S MPRKET5 TOMATO JUICE Z 5 Phone KEyport 7-0404 FLA08TAIT—4 E«r. No. 404 can A f* ^ ^ 7 o p -... PEAS box At tjjtercectlon of 2 3 ‘ H ighw ay B ru te s 3S-36 . ISO M ain Stre e t pu* «il 13986 MATAWAN CORN ON COB 0 5 : . THURSDAY, APRIL .6, 1950 PAGE FOUR THE MATAWAN -JOURNAL. MATAWAN, N. J. T w enty Ago . 300 .Dog^iceiuea Have LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES: LEGAL NOTICES IHE MATAWAN JOURNAL (Issue of Friday; Apr. 4, 1030) e r l y b a n k ot bake Letterta to the cen­ Two Councilmen for the t e r m s One Sheriff • . EslobllShed ' TeL Keyport 7-3030 The names of.the two enumera Been Issued In Matawan Av^nUe, MataWan Township, until 8:30 18th, 1050. . full ter of the roadway of the state high* Notice of change of ^residencQ or Notice 19 hereby given that qualified Two Members of the ' Board j ot P.M . April 13, 1050 for furnishing labor, Chosen Freeholders for the Full Terms way bridge on what was formerly - M atawan Township, M*iflwan Borough tors who arc to take ific Federal application for 'transfer ot registration v o t e r s o f - the Borough of Matawan Police Capt. John Flood reported equipm ent and materials to install eaet and these municipal o ffic e r S known as Middlesex Street but now census in Matawan, were released Iron pipe w ater main extensions and shall be made1 either by “W ritten -re­ not already registered in said Borougn- called state highway route number, under (he law irof New Jersey govern­ Two .Councilmen for tho full -terms yesterday that in the period Feb­ appurtenances consisting ol the follow­ quest forwarded to tlie Borough Cle;k 4; thence (3) generally W esterly along ~ Published Every Thursday al by Albert Heimroth, superintend ing perm anent registration may regis­ The sessions oi uie registry board .. . . . Jy v_- . .. route Keyport, M onmouth'County, N, J. ruary to doto 300 licenses have been ing approximate quantities: or the County BoiJrd ot_ Elections on the center line of state highway r< 5100 feet 8 inch: 6000 feet 0 Inch; 500 forms provided by said Borough Clerk ter with the Borough Clerk, or notify will be held at the following polling . By'BROWN PUBLISHING AND cnt of the census In the Third said clerk- gf Change of residence, at n u m b e r 4 to the intersection'of .-state issued to borough dog owners. Also ffeet 3 inch: including 12 Fire Hydrants, or Board or by calling in person! at p l a c e s , p r ?]Jt i n o c o m p a n y the- clerk's office, Borough Hall. 188 highway route number 4 with the ' Congressional District, at 2:31) 20 Gate Valves. 3 Tons Class D C l . the olfice of the Borough Clerk1 or FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT . In the period 29 animals were im­ Main St., Matawan, during, business The First District is that portion of westerly boundary line of the Borough o’clock this afternoon. Mrs. Geo^ Fittings, and 6 inch m eter installation. County Board of Elections up to and of M atawani thence (4) generally south­ hours or direct1 to the Commissioner the Borough which lies on the westerly J. Mabel B row n...... E d ito r pounded by Tessie Dadlo of 6 Dover Plans and specifications and contract including March 0th, 1950. gltmna Leilry will take thc house- of Registration in Freehold at any said of Main Street as far south as erly along the several courses of the Chnrlfs E. StulU ...... Associate Editor d o c u m e n t s m a y be seen at the office Notice is hereby given that tho Ave., New Brunswick, who screes time between W ednesday, April 10th; Aberdeen Creek (commonly known as westerly boundary line of the Borough to-house canvass in Matawan Town of Carl J. Olsen, 'Engineer, 62 Main District Boards of Election and 'Reg­ of M atawan to its m ost southerly point istry in and for the Borough of 1050, and Thursday, September 28th, the Gully Br(dge) os dog warden for Matawan. Street, Woodbridge, N. J. or may be at Freneau; thence (5) generally north­ ship and Francis Fielder Simpson M atawan, County of M onmouth. State 1950, .during/business hours. Polling place, Truck House facing . ' ‘ SUBSCRIPTION HATES' obtained by bona fide bidders’ upon erly along tho several courses of the Cupt. t’iood stated that of the 29 a t N e w J e r s e y , w ill.m eet'at the place Notice of change of residence or ackson Street, in Borough Hall. - P a y a b l e In A d v a n c e • in the borough. Both are oxpectcd deposit of $5.00 per set, which am ount easterly boundary line .of the Borough One Year (within State) ...... * herelnafter_det;ignatM on - application for transfer of registra­ SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT 3.00 dog* picked up by the warden, 15 will b« returned upon receipt of a of M atatyan to tne Intersection o t s a id One Year (outside State) ...... 3.50 to finish the work in two weeks. tion shall be mode either by written The Second: District is'that portion ia j . „ . ____ .. TUESDAY, APRIL Jllh. 1980 request forwarded to1 the Borough easterly boundanr line with the cen­ , Bix Months ,i ...... 2.00 wero redeemed, 13 destroyed find between the hours a t r e v e n p . m . a n d of the Borough which lies on tho east­ A railroad sidirfg is being put Bids must be. accompanied by _ Cleik or the County Board of Elec­ erly side of M ain Street as far south ter of Church street at the easterly three Months ...... 1.29 one placcd in quarantine. The eight p. m. (Eastern Standard Time), side of the Borough of Matawan; dtyvn on the property recently sold certlHed chcck Inron amount not less tions on forms provided by said as Church Street. < > - - policc ofTiccr advised residents than 10’per cent of the total am ount oi for the purpose ot conducting a prim ­ Borough Clerk or Board or by callinf thence (6) generally westerly along the by the Terhuno Estate on Church ary election for the nomination of polling J>lace, W ashington ’ Engine Executors and administrators of t h e b i d . ' • . . in person at the office of the Borougl Company Fire House on Little Strcg. ccnter line of aforesaid Church Street estates, have the right to select the wishing to sccure the sorvlces of candidates f o r . Clerk or County Board of Elections lo its Intersection wiUi the center line St. to George Barrett and by Bar­ No bid may be withdrawn after the M ember of House of Representatives newspapers in which .they desJreHheir the warden may do so by calling scheduled closing time for the receipt u p to tc and including September 2Uth, THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT of Main Street of the Borough of Mat- ,One Sheriff . *• • . - The Third Election District is that notices printed; Jf the right la not rett to a Newark Corporation. awan; thence (7) «enerally southerly of thc bids for a period of thirtyTwo (30) Members of the Board of exercised the surrogate will make h er a t N ew B runsw ick .■2-5087. days. • - - =...... On Thursday, Septem ber l2fith, 1050, portion of the Borough beginning ot along the ccntftr Unt of aforesaid Main The Spring Valley Sunday School Chosen Freeholders for the Full Terms a point in the intersection of the cen­ the selection and the notice wlU prob­ Owners Whose dogs arc picked up Tho .Owner reserves the right to the registration books w ill-be-closed Street to the point or place of begin­ Also for the 'election of one Male ter line of Main Street and Aberdeen ably appear In some newspaper that will reorganize next Sunday, offer reject any. or.ail bids and to waive until after lhe forthcoming ' General n in g , . : ...... a second tlmo face a court Shearing. Member -and .jooe Female Member of Election on Tucsday, November 7th, Creek ot what is presently known as you would not have selected. Friends huving been closed’ ' sinco last informalities. ' n ' the Republican County Executive Polling place, Midway Hose House oi The JOurnoI,havlng business with 1950. • the Gully Bridge; thence (1) generally Capt. Flood requests tljat owners V THE TOWNSHIP" OF'J^TAW AN, C o m m i t t e e . on W ashington Street. the imrroaate's office will do well to sum m er. J. Ed word Vogel of Adel- The • said Board of Registry and westerly along the several. courses of who walk thclr animals on q leash NEW JERSEY ' Also for thc eteetion of one Male Election will m eet on said creek io Lake Lefferts; : thence . 3 . FRANKLIN" DOMINICK bear this m mind. phin,.is thc superintendent. (Signed) By: RoBe K. Wenzel, Member and one Female Member of (2) generally southerly along the east- Borough Clerk. --Mis^Helcn-Voorhees-was-givcn.n "curb" the dogs so 'that damage Township Clerk. the Democratic County . Executive TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7*h. 1950 ' Responsibility for typographlca. aoes'~ndt“result to~QTticIes left ot M atawan .Township, Committee. . , ’ between ihe hoyrs of 7 o. m . a n d '8 errors is limited to thc cost ot the surprise stocking shower by tho M a r c h 24. 1050 ' J(T ■ " A t said prim ary-electlon -nominatlona- m., -tor. -the. purpose .o f _conductinf space occupied byspch orror. Tuesday Evening Bridge Club nt the front of local stores by delivery shall also be made for thc following he general election for the election ol m unicipal officers: ______M ember of House of Representatives the home' of • Miss Bernice W m en. . — . CHANCERY */4S - ...... Entered os second-class matter.At the SHERIFF'S SALE:—By virtue of j post office at M atawan, N. <7., undor Iho B row n. , \ writ of execution to. m e-directed. Bet of M orch 3. 1B70. Mrs. Walter Emmons Issuod out of the Superior Court of . Forty. Years Ago ‘ New .Jersey .(Chuncery Division) will THURSDAY, APJUL 0 , 1050 Honored On Birthday be expoticd to sale at public vendue, on (Issue of T hursday, A pr. 7, 1010) Monday, the 34th duy of April, 1050, between the hours of 12 o'clock and 5 CLASSIFIED ADS Complaint having been mndo to Mrs. Walter Emmons was given o’clock (at 2 o'clock Eastern Standard . STILL SATISFIED ‘ Ma^or Eggleston that some of our a Surprise birthday party Wedncs* Time) in thc afternoon of said d a y * a t stores were koepjng open and doing- the Court House in the Borough of day night; Mar. 20, >at her home on Freehold, County of Monmouth. New SERVICE FOR SALE Satisfaction wns expressed in business on-Sunday, and thnt most Appleby Avbricks; top soli; m anure, cinders, garage, lots, 80x100 and 70x100, located cation had decided to “slow down1’ purchase of unfermcro- o i l to notify tilt*'HCi'SiiiiH interested New Jersey: • - - Mntawan. Tel. Matnwan 1-2570.- - 7-0155. ‘ . . w j fl. posal to spend $247,000 to p u t b!>:- that they must close their places Hightstuwn; Mr. mid Mrs.' tidwtird * BEMNN1NC JfTthe Middle ~of-ihe Kelley, ClifTwoo(l; Mr. and Mrs. road In the line of Daniel Van-Dam u h a n d prA tta,” in~ Tsoua- vo»diiionr of the ChriKtian calendar. It is the room additions on the ClifTwood of business on Sunday and keep and running (1) North forty-four NOW Is thc time to have your gardens reasonable for cash-or will trade plowed und disc harrowed. -Call School and the Moiawan .Hltfh them closed, or stand the eonsc Frederick Boyer, Marlboro; Mrs. degrees, ana twenty minutes West for oar in good running condition or Eliz&both Emmons, South'River. thirty-two chains and three links to: Jerry Peino at Keyport 7-274IJ. something I-could use, - Eddie Koons, . symbol of hope and of faith in a spirit- . School .buildings. We had found (jucnccfl.' -As a result of thc notices the~ brook; thence along the brook thc Highway 35. Keyport. wj20*' Tennent Rd., Morganvllle. Tel. Mat­ Russell Scott, New Brunswick; several courses therof to tho line of awan 1-1043-11-2. .' _ * wjti ocea.sidn b e fo re 'th a ty ia te ti) rriijeef most of the places.were kept closed ROBERT COZZA CO., BUILDERS. Mn and Mrs. Ilnrry Burke, Mr. and J. C, Schenck or R. Sickles; thence ual Power that is greater than the strenuously to_ what/appeared as a until about noon, but whcn it was along said line South seven degrees -Completo home alterations and re­ CANARIES, male and femafe, ready precipitate ruBh~tw comfn/t 'tho 'learned one'oi*-tvtfO:stores-were-dis- Mrs.—Frank~-Soden.._Mr,..oiW._Mrs, East twenty-six chains and seventeen pair servicc, pgrch enclosers, additions, for breeding. Henry Rchbein. Harris storm - sash, -roofing, sldlng. -hnrdwood regarding thc request all were AWhur Gruss nnd daughter, Shirley, links; 'thence alorig David ‘Rr'V ander- Gard-ins,-. Union Deflch. Tcl, K e y p o r t forces of science. ' •...... *...... district to a debt -using up all its veer's line South ten degrees nnd thirty floors, plastering, concrete sidewalks, 7-3390, • wj0r borrowing capacity in one fell bpened. again.. _ Robert Iiulshart, Englishtown; Mr. minutes East fourteen chains'"-and driveways, brickwork, chimneys, Are- laces, built, repaired, cleaned. 54 swoop as thc result of n Kood sales Last Friday night, Matawan ilnd’Mrs. Elblrn Emens and daugh* seventy-two links to Tunis V. Dubois's COLDSPOT ref/Jgeroior, good condi­ line; thencc along his line North sixty §econd St., Keyport, Telephone Key­ tion; also tw o piccc living room set. “I am not come to destroy, but to talk job by an architcct. Brotherhood, No. 10, K. of P., was ter,. Nancy and Mr, Emmons, QJd degrees and thirty , m inutes East fifty- p o r t 7 -0 7 0 3 J. w j t f double topcstry. Call Keyport 7-1373 instituted in lyj/itawnn by “the Grand Bridge. two chains nnd thirty links to inc after 4 p.m. wjO* In truth, our editorial did not Boginning. • v , SADDLE; HORSES FOR HIRE— A fulfill.” Easter revives this promise Chancellor and his staff. There healthy outdoor \sport. Holmdel ask the board to “slow down" to Containing one hundred and fifty VENETIAN BLINDS, $2.08; pure were 25 charter members present, RidJn# Stable, Keyport-llolmdcl Rd. w hite flexible Btecl blinds, 92.08; all thc extent they hove. It is now acres and seventy-five hundredths of Tel. Holmdel 0-7702. wJ4-20 an acrc be thc same more or less. sizes to 33 inches wide and 04 Inches and renews the hope of understanding- lt was 0 o'clock whcn thc meeting long; also egg shell; no waiting; nearly /We months since the build- Seized as thc. property of Ltlllan 2.000 FLOOR SANDING,' reflnlBhing, Wax- -Venetian blinds in stocks come and get lni» proposal wns first urged on the organized nnd it was about 12 hours Higgins Hibbs, ct als., taken In execu­ ltig, asphalt and rubber tile in­ them and put "hem up „ today. and tolerance among mankind. bonrd. In our editorial of Dec. 15 later when thc visiting officials tion at-the suit of,Trustees for thc stalled ond serviced;. Inlaid llnolounu Support of Public Schools, of thc National 5 Sc 10, Prown’s, Red Bank. werc< escorted to the train. Estimates cheerfully given. Arthur ■ w j t f it was suggested thc proB artd co n B State of Now Jersey nnd to be sold by W. Acker, Chestnut St., Port Mon­ The Morganville Post Office was IRA E, WOLCOTT. Sheriff. of whut to do about building be mouth. Tel. Kc&nsburg Gi20aCJ. HOLLAND SHADES, 80 Cents-Cut to •_____ f~.. . • > _ • ' moved from H. V. Crino’s to John­ Dated FeB’y 28, 1050. W jl3 * settled by tho entry slates of can* Theodore D. Parsons,' Attorney your size and mounted on your rollers at no charge. Extra special, didatei; having diverse views on son Woolley's dn Apr. 1. ’ .- General. . . j2Q WE are now accepting sccond year . by Charles H. Connors ' free plastic crochet pull: rustless F a r m e r s & M erchants the subject into the school election REGISTRY AND ELECTION television service contracts; for in­ eyelet in slat. -Bring your roitcrs R utgers .U niversity NOTICE - formation call nt our store. _ Bright foday. National 5 & Io, Prown's, of Feb.s 14 nnd the whole thing he. COMMUNICATIONS Spot • Radio Shop, 27 E7 Frohr'1 R e d B a n k ...... , .w j tf thrashed out and voted on, to settle If you have n cold/rame, you can TOWNSHIP O r MATAWAN Keyport. Tel. Keyport 7-0722. N a t i o n a l B a n k it definitely nnd decisively, '.once Notice is hereby glVen that qualified AUTO RADIATORS—New and used. To the Editor: get a very curly start In the garden. voters of The Township of Matawan, A real treat to invite your friend to to fit most cars; sam e day service on MATAWAN, NEW JERSEY ' »md for all. . . * li w as w ith a g reat dt*al of not already registered in said Town­ Join you at tl)e Rollo Post House. cleaning, repairing, recorlng. Red • Beets can be sown In tho open as MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM pleasure that wc read your most ship under the laws of New Jersey Bank Radiator W orks, 113 W est .Front ... That did not happen. There were soon ns tho soil can bo workctj. governing perm anent registration may GARDEN and acrcngc plowing. Addle fit., Red Bank. Tel. Red Bank 0-1177. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION v just four candidates in the school Inspiring editorial in thc issue of One of thc advantages of garden regtiter or transfer wltli the Town­ Aumack. Tel. Koyport 7-1574M. w jO . Mnr. 30, 1050, en titled “A C hurch ship Clerk, o r' notify said clerk of • . w j2 7 * Organized 1830 — Oldest Bank in Monmouth County • election, one of the quietest In sowing is that wo can have a mess change .of residence, at the clerk's FOR HOME HEATING, Phone Keyport years. * There \vns. no public dis* Is Born." Thc entire congrcgntlon or two of thc bcot tops in thinning. office, 4U Id vuaivllGaston St.,.Jfc., Illin Thc 1 .llv Township 4UW• The First District, comprises Oak radio, heater, relluble transportation. Tuesday evening, Mayor* Edward A t t o r n e y s . . 113 Shades, Kano Terrace; Atlantic Ave­ Best ofTer. Inquire M. Cicclcrskl, to bc-bullt Into the trnct but In­ nue, volley Drive, Church St;, Lloyd W. Currie advised the group thnt CONSTABLE'S SALE comer First St. ond Green Grovo a a l a ^ t v ° rVif tan Boy, thence along said shore of . a stock of Dependable Used COCKTAIL of the best performances ever given 1—Oldsmoblle, 1030, coupe, Model A Ia Carte 9 to closing Tho.,McCarthy-De Voto trnet on boy to M otawan Crc6k. C n /fi . . > wc mean just that LOUNGE fofj. thc benefit o f M ataw an Post Serial No. F 09)421. Engine No. Polling place, Fire House, Cli/T* Atlontic Ave., previously favored ' HP, 2M, togother with atl ,, D-e-p-e-n-d'a-bJ-el 170, A m erican Lbglon, w as 'prceent* Stop off on the >fty down by th e bonrd, wnis dropped frtrtn its equipment, r o s e k . W e n z e l Highway 30' (corner Clark St.) ed Friday evening in the jVfatawati Exra ,W . Karkus, Atty„ Township Clerk. consideration when the special com- Keyport ond receive convlnc- High School auditorium before o F r o n t S t ., Inn _ proof obouU our Cara. mlttep. Inquiring Into it found the Keyport,yport, ri.N. j . - REGISTRY' AND ELECTION----- One of T'oken o k e n iin n Execution Garage Lten as capacity alienee. ' * / N O T I C E STRAUB MOTORS,'INC,- best prlcb offered wns $7000 for 10 property of Arthur South, at tho the propert! BOROUOH OF MATAWAN Knlser-Frazer.. D ealer Neto Monmouth nnd Ocean Counties, acres of the De Voto trnct. Mr. suitt of George W. ... DoWnes,______t/a Downes Notice Is hereby given that qualified . ' CrOsley Distributor 200 census enum erator^, w ho started Pontioc, ond to be sold for cash bs me. v Sales and Service J e n e t f * Krimmol declared tho owpcr np- . * CAUL WENNER, Cohtfable. voter? of the Borough of Metawan Work0 on Tuesday, reported Uint peored only Interested in soiling 150 Mftin St., ot already registered in said Borough Favorite mder the laws of Now Jersey govern* H'wy. 39 and Clark St., Keypoifc^ residents were co-operating will­ «.. .. Matawan, N. J. ., Phone Keyport 7-10nl , his w hole p la c e ,, w ith a housej ort Dated: March 27, ioso., . , JO fig permanent regislrntion may reg D in in g ingly, Ross Fountaiivsupcrvisor for it,* a t - a flgure .d u t of queatlonlfbr. ..tter or transfer with the * Borough Clerk,, or notify iald clerk of chang* Open evenings unUl 0 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID* • the district reported yosterdny. the board. Jylr. R eeves declared hn of residence, nt the clerk’s' Office, except fiaturdays. Rooms INSTALLATION O f r & fl" WATER Jnne Pengol, dnughter of Dr. ond liod found tho Keoiigh propjirtyn Borough Hall, 188 Main St., M atawan, « *, ? - . wJ8 " MAIN EXTENSIONS during business hours or direct to JAra. William H. Pefgol, was hostess to tfe* d rie r ond b e tte r for • soiiool IN THE TOWNSHIP OF MATAWAN tho Commissioner of Registration in 104Q H u d s o n c l u b ' c o u p e i., C a ll ' MONMOUTH COUNTY, N. J. Saturday nftern6on to'a number pyrposes nt it lower price. Tlie F r e e h o l d ) Matawan M050. , . r , w J6* H.nlxir ITtllajuI.SMttimiit Amol Namlx, IT. 1.1U1, Boltl Aup. Member Restaurasf M n’i Sealed proposals will be racolved by On Thursday, March fith, 1650, the. .of^ her.*lcr.-/riends friends n^ a pnrty In celo- board thcreupqji decided to drop the Township Committee of The ...... lj of Matawan, New Jersey, -Phon. M tliw in 1-11M — Lonag* l-MSJ bratlon af..hor fourth birthday.1 Jhe Atlantlo:AYe< proposal. ■ w «ii— h»vi m o iu i k.tcomlng Prim ory Efec- I dition: rtKJOOj 44,ftew itew tires;(,vcryIJres;,,vcry ____ reasonable. HIGHWAY 4-34 MATAWAN, N. J. at Iba Township Hall, No. 03 AtUntio tion to ba held, on Tucsday, Apyl * Inquire -- 65' Main St.,’ M atawan. « THURSDAY, APRIL 6. 1950 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J. PAGE FIVE Early Visitor ~r Methodist Chbir r; the purlsh hou£e_von, A pr- 4U?2fliak-,.? Evangelist To 1 Jersey Flowers; Doors open at 9;30 a.m., M.is/.John The Eaiior Bunny paid an Presents Cantata Baker Is * chnlrmnn, Mfs, Alfred curly visit Saturday, 'and./.hid.. Adler, co-chairman, . . - The choir of^ the First Mcthpdlai Speak At Dinner. dotehs o! multl-cdlared: Eaiur ' Seeks 100 Members Birds Described Church of Maiawan, will present ■ Mrs. A lvin M cD oiuddr' CHnoer - 609> in lhe woods opposite the "The Daughter of,Jalrus/Vu wicrod dressing chairman, reported that 540 Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph B. Miller •The April business meeting of Cliffwood Community Methodist Rev. Emil D. Gruen President Sets Goal Audubon Society Slides cantata! by Stainer, ut 7:30 p.m, dressings had been made by tin? iind daughters, Put and Susan, arc the Matawan Junior Woman’** Club Church, And he couldn't have group since Jan . I , spending Easter with Mrs. Miller’s will bc held tonight (Thursday) in Easter Sunday in the church audi­ To Speak On Palestine With June Deadline; picked-a better lime, at far ai Shown. To League; A blrthduy cake featured 'lhe mother, Mrs. William Fcnicnl sr. thc Matawan Public Heullh Center torium Soloists will he Mrs. In Methodist Church- 75 Now Enrolled 43 soarchlng, scrambling, scream* social hour. Those celebrating wero Ip Hurrisburg, Pa. a t'9 p.m. , A.. baby picture contest Officers Elected Charles Mumlcvlllc, soprano; Ray­ Ing youngrtota from the church Mrs. Warren Donnell, Mrs. Cliffford. Jack Hostetler, a student at will be held after tlie meeting. mond Wells,, tenor; William Evans, The Rev. Emil P. Gruen, notion- A goal of 100 members by June school .are concerned. . A talk >by~J«--D'Arcy:Northwoad Chapman ami Mrs. John Baker, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa., Members are Urged to bring; ciga­ baritone. The choir is under the ally-known-e-vangelist of lhe Amor­ was set Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. The occasion Was an Easier featured the m eeting of the Mat* Mrs. Herbert Staer and Mrs. Ktlen end Willium Hostetler, a student .ut rettes to be sent to a veteran’s direction of Miss Evelyn Allen, ' iean Bourd of. Missions to the Jews, Franklin Cottrell\ president, nt the egg hunt rponiorod by the- awnri Contemporary.. League Mon­ ‘Jones* w ere in charge of refresh­ Dickinson College. Carlisle, Pa., are hospital. church organist. will.be the guest speaker follow- meeting of the Matawan Woman’s church board of educailon—the day evening at lhe. home of F. ments. ; spending Uie Easter vacation with Miss Laura Gordon entertained Choristers appearing, in the pros- Republican Club, held in the club Ilrst ot what school officials ex* Howurd Lloyd sr., Multi St. * Others attending the meeting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay F. j the Teacher’s Bridge Club Tuesday dilation^will be Mrs. Jamus Mar* rooms in the home of F. Howard Feet to be an tmnual affair. wre: Mrs. Harold Hurlew, president; rfostctter. evening at .the home of Mrs. Rons- M r.. Northwom l, why .!» a m em ­ tin,- -Mrs. • Stockton Hopkins, Mrs. IJoyd. Mrs. Cottrell pointed out Festivities began In mld-a(ter> Mrs. Vernon -Ellison, ..Mrs, Cl. ,Mrs. Paul Egan entertained her salaer L. Cartan. Prizes were won ber of lhe New Jersey Audubtm Hubert ltlce, Mrs,' W. W. WiclanH. that the clu}> now has 75 enrolled noon, when iho children were Na/zarlan, Mrs. Roy Wilson. Mrs. bridge club at lunchcon Thursday. by Mrs. Lbuis Pazicnza, Mra. Society, spoke on the topic "Birds Mrs. Frank Duncan, Mrs,- William and asked that new members be glvon to go signal and began a Alfred Adler, Mrs. Daniel* lllgble, Prize winners were Mrs. LeRoy Raphuel C. Devlin and Mrs. Cartan. and Flow ers of the, Spring,” *rhe Salmon, Mrs. Albert Davidson, thu sought. ' . stampede over the wooded tract Mrs. Alvin McDonald,. Mrs. Alfred Sickels, Mrs. Joseph Bnier and Mrs Mrs. Horry J. Kahn substituted. KjRHiker lllustj'Hted his talk with Misses Bernice Sundford, Aitnubol Mra. Floyd -T. Taylor acted as In search oi the bright ovolds, slides showing many , spring wild- Arnold. * • , Harry J. Kahn;- J;Mrs. Fred -Noble —Misl JClairo Conover. ut-Stamford, ” t!”dl»ftlor also described a visit, .to the troduced by Mrs. J. Paul Weiss, Trinity Guild Plans Providence,'H. I.,, for high academic cookies, Jelly beans und choco­ County Chapter, American Red her bridge club Thursduy evening sttfte legislature al the conclusion program chairman. . Vor Several Programs stan d in g late bunnies, Adult supervision Cross, 'win meet Wednesday eve­ at which time prize winners were of the luncheon,- when debate on Mrs. J. lCminetl Collins, president, Gay Is.in his senior year at Brown W£s provided by M rs. John Kopf, ning at 8 o’clock at thc home of Mrs. William Wilkins jr. nnd Mrs. several measures was heard. Mrs. conducted tlie business meeting. Tenntlve plans were made aMhe and is acHUdldale for the degree oi Mrs, John Bonnett.-Mrs, Norman Mrs. James E., Voorhees. All mem­ Clarence <£hambcrlain. • ‘ . _ Ta.vlor told her audience that sin? Election of officers for the nosii regular na‘etluj{ of Trinity Guild on bachelor of arts,, . . Olison. Miss Isabelle Ivins, M rik bers aro urged to attend. Ai report Mr. ana Mrs. Ike Klrschenbaum and other Malawan- women at the year wns held with the following Monday evening for tho showing of THE REV. EMIL D. GRUEN Heftdrick VanCleef. church by. the nominating committee will o f F o rest Hills, L. I., ond Mr.- and affair were shown special courtesies resulta: Mrs, Howard Wolverton, a moving picture depicting the You can buy fiecurify Honda by school cuporiniondent, and the ing the family night covcrcd dish be presented. Mrs. Edward Cooper of Fanning- by Clarcncc Towler of Matawan, a president: Miss Hannah Mcl.eun. working units of Monmouth Me­ tho Payroll Deduction Plan. . Revv^E. Jay Amoy, pastor, dinner at the First Methodist ^Irs. Donald Miller, Mrs. Arne dale,. werc Sunday dinner guests page for the past 17 years. vice president; Mrs. Martin BelJ, morial Hospital. This in a film - Church of-MalaWan, on Monday at Kalma and Mrs. ‘ Boyatd Xnmborn of Miss Esther Blau. . ' The- session opened with Mrs’. treasurer; Mrs. James Whilehill, shown by a representative of the 6:45 p.m. . ' were prize winners Thursday eve­ Miss Laura Gordon %is spending A. Adam Banko acting us chaplain recording - scerelnr.v; Mrs. Angelo hospital to uiwtllMUd . th e public Morganville Easter wljh lhe inside jstury of how the The subject of,his address will.be ning wheri Mrs. Horry Pitcher of the Easter holiday with her mother, in place of Mrs. -George Miller. l.oPresto, corresponding secretary. ho;pllal functions'.. Thu ^nild« of "What Next in Palestine," a pres­ Holmdel entertained her bridge Mrs. A. Gordon, in New York City. Mrs; Ada Fosdick rendered ‘three Services Announced — The club voted a donation of $10 Si. Mary's of Keyport, und of lhe entation of the forces that led to club^M rs. Miller and Mrs. Lamborn Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rabel radios . '.'One Alone,” “Tlie Best to the Cancer Drive, nnd $5 to tho Quick Battery Service On Good Friday nlght-ut II ti'cloek Chee^eipialte lOplKcupnL Chui'ch, thc establishment of the State of were subutitutes. . . . entertained, at bridge Saturday eve­ Things in Life are Free" and "Over Ntjvajo Indian Project, Kponsoretl -Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robinson ning. Their ’guests were Mr. and Ute Rainbow." The- president'* thyro will be a service In tlu» by the Matawan Junior Woman's will be iiue.sts tif'VJ'rJnity for this Israel and o l the implications for Morgan vllle;. Melhodlst Church. C O L O T rs 7 Matawan the American Christian. This pro­ and sons, John -and Richard, were Mrs. Raymond W. Peters, Mr. :md bouquet, of a pot of daffodils was Club. affair on Apr. 17 hi lhe Trinity Saturday guests of Mr. Robinson’s Mrs. WiltoTfLnnning-ond Miss Wit- sent to Mrs. Lila Sturt, who has Communion will be admlti(stored Mrs. Wolverton,'chairman of the parlslj house, gram stresses thc importance of the and there will be meditation on .. . .Sense nf .security„ of_lhe_, American brother-in-law nnd sister, Mr. and helminc Karris, all of Westfield; been 111, and a.sympathy curd was card parly to be hold Apr. M itf A 'i'o-nrporale (Mimnuudnn and WILSON’S RADiO SERVICE lhe-theme “The- Seven-Words -from ...... BAVINC DRIVE.______Jew, both in his support of Israel Mrs."'A7J.Coolr in-Wilmington, Delr Mry and'Mrs.-Horace Roberson,-md sent to Mrs. Miller. ‘ -. ‘ Koos“ llros.7''“Mhhwnyr"'nnnnunppd breakfast-wlth the St.-Mary’s (lulld Mr. and Mrs. William Cowles of Miss Chnrlottc Batzlc of Bayonne; lh e Cross.*.' as guests will he hehl at Trinity M alaw an • and in the struggle? for peace among Thc club was invited by letter to th a t thc'H aio of tiekutH w ii h pro- Hth hnunn nn the right pant the dam. Pittsburgh, Pa„ and Miss Katharine nnd Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Johann/ There will be an Raster sunrise KplKcdpal C.iiureh on Wednesday. the nations. At-the conclusion of join in the activities of t|ie Men’s giesslng'favorably, Reservalhms far RADIO REPAIRING Cowles o f. Amhfcrst, Mass., spent the talk, the Rev. Mr. Gruen will sen .- Republican Club, now1- being service at (I o'clock In thu ■ church. thu ’card 'parly'^miy be made wllh Apr. -i!(l ul I) o'clock. - • — Prompt Service, the weekend nt the Johnson home, Miss Hcjfli" Murphy is spending .show thc latest March of._Thnc formed. Sunday school wilf be at 10 a.m. Mrs. Wolverton nr any member of A rumina|i[e sale will be held In Tel, Matawan 1-3179 the Easter" holiday with her mother, - sound film on Palestine. . The M ain St. under the direction of Waller tho league. Mtes Jane Penfiel entertained nt j Mrs. Patrick Murphy, New 'Bruns* The afternoon's - hostesses, . Mrs. public is invited to hear the Rov. Lambert,son, superintendent. Mrs. John Shehim, fashion *how dinner at Buttonwood Manor Thurs­ w ick. * - Richard E rdm nnn sr., Mr.s. Tnylor Mat. 1-1672 137 Main St. Mr. Gruen’s . talk which will be Evening worship is at 7:30 when chairman, nnnouneed that lh<« date day evening in celebrnlion of her • Peter Rnab, Perth Amboy, a i»tu- and Mrs. McMahon served .refresh­ given in the lecture room of thc the sermon topic will be "Our of the show hud been changed to birthday. Guests were Miss Jane flent nt' Glussboro Stute Tcachcrs ments to thc large number of mem­ church a t 8:15. Faith in lihmf>l‘tnllty." C lW nl n u m ­ Wednesday evening, May IM..- 'lhe Anderson, Keyport, Miss Carol College, is practice teaching in thc bers uttending A bowl of,spring TOMMY'S bers will Include ‘‘All Hall the show is being itlven by the Town The Rev. Mr. Gruen, born Jn Craig, Miss Patricia Etfan nnd Miss sixth grude under the direction of flowers was awarded to Mrs. Lillian Power of Jesus Name'* and "Awak­ and Country Shop, Red ItimU, and Hamburg, , is a Christian JoAnn Lazow. ' Miss Esther Blau, B urlew. : ening Chorus.” will be In the high • school mull - BARBER SHOP • BEAUTY SALON Jew nnd of tho sccond generation Miss Barbara Hunt, a freshman Mr. nnd Mrs. Leslie Keating rind Hostesses at the May 2 meeting loiium, Mrs. John ftugurlun of WE ure ready of missionaries. His father, the late will be Mrs. Charles Smilh, Mrs. at Ohio Wesleyan College, Dela­ son, Lee, are spending several days Keyport, will furnish background io servo you with any beauty service to keep ReV. P aul O. G ruen, was a .mission­ Warren Thuriminn and Mrs. Fos- ware. O., Is spending the. spring in Atlantic City. E. Leonard Tubb Jr. m usic ditrlng the ^.URWjog of the you young ond gay. You wilt , Iind our expert ary. to his own people. With his vocation with her parents, Mr. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas J. Reid and dick operators artistic and courteous. Won’t you . parents, Mr. Gruen came to the Feted On Birthday fashions. Mrs. Charles E, Hunt. / sons, Terry and Brian, of Newark, An invitation was read from the givo ui. a trial? United Stales in 191G, and here con­ Mrs. Walter R. McBride has rc« were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. E, Leonard Tubb of tinued his schooling preparing for Malawan Junior Woman's ('luh to Beauty In Our liiinineaH irncd home after spending 10 days Mrs. Everett Carlson. Jnekson H eights, L. I., form erly of a business career. After .seven Woman’s Club attend their guest night, Apr, 111; visiting Mr*. Fred Graber in Irving­ Joseph Stenger jr., a student at Cliffwood, entertained at a parly abo an Invitation was received Call Us Now! MATAWAN years of succcssful • business en­ Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa ton, N..Y. While there she attended for the second birthday of their from the evening department of lhe deavor he entered thc Eastern is spending his spring vacation with the funeral services of New York Elects Officers *on, E. Leonard Jr. The parly was Red Bank's Woman's Club to attend Baptist Theological Scrhinury, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph State Assemblymun Fred Gruber. held at the home of Mrs. Tubb’t. their guest night Apr. *1*1.” ' Philadelphia. In 1934 Mr. Gruen Stenger sr. f Her.soi), Walter H. McBride, spent parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zeyen, Mrs, Collins announced that a was ordained to the Gospel ministry Fred Baler of Absceon, spent Mrs. A. J. Morrison 10 days with his grandmother. Mrs. Cheesequuke Park. meeting of the executive board will ■by. .the-Ficisdunann-Memorial-Bap^. ^ 0Her-Gr-M liilesl model JJ-M. . -“~ held on ‘‘Television and its Effect Mr. Stetler's mother. Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Carl Bitter, Keyport; Mr. and breakfast at Iho Forsgato Country on the Student and Education.” Stetler of Mlddleburg, Pa., and Mrs. Mrs. George Buhler, Mr. nnd Mrs. Club, on May 15. Ll. Martin i'» now residing with Snvo Monoy, Rnvii Oil. Hava your his wife and family at Foil Worth, Participating were Mrs. Evans Stotler’s sister, Miss Elizabeth Stafford Thompson, Mr. and Mr«. Tlie club unanimously* endorsed Furnnco denned nnd Oil Iliirnor llyrnc, parent: Robert Ilardie and Shelley, Mechanicsburg, Pa. E. Milfonj Nealls and Mr. and Mrs. a resolution prepared by the Avon Tex., where he has rcccntly pur­ clii'Lkcd for lilKlmst rfflck’ncy, chased a new home. 1 John Rncina, teachers, and Agnes Mr. ond Mrs. llalph W. Herrick G. J. Sterling Thompson. • Woman's Club, Which criticized the Btiilti, will Lcavy an^ William Bloriken, stu­ attended a concert by tho New Thc Ladies Auxiliary of Mata* action of the New York atid Lon?: dents. Miss Murphy arranged the Jersey Symphony . Orchestra, wan First Aid Squad met Tuesday Branch Rallnnd on reverting its . program and Anthony Nuccio Samuel Antek, conducting, Monday evening in the clubrooms with Mrs. stand on .the one-track trestle at served as moderator. An open evening in the Orange High School Rose Colot, presiding.-, A social Matawan.’ The Avon Club stated forum followed when questions auditorium. .Mrs. Pengel played thc hour followed. . . . . that In 1940 when lhe trestle was The 7’ots nnd llm 'tren af/or* wit) ho very were osked from the floor. first violin nnd Mrss Keating tlie Mr. and Mrs. James Powers of erected, tho railroad called the Holiday hnppy nnd will enjoy every m inulo nf ABTKH , The P-TA will holti" IiT family- cello. Matawan, and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas structure ''temporary-' and now style dinner on Tuesday 'evening, Miss Constance Carhart, a senior F. Powers of Plainfield, have re­ terms it ns.“permanent." uyNDAY . . r If you give them n turn nulilt . .. Apr. 10, in the school cafeteria Remembrances. . . at-._Willinm_.pnd M ary_ College, turned .-from -a- vucntion., spent., at W. T. Heatley Ut thc Greyhound nd liove Ihom looking nn nice . nnd neel - -Servings- w ill be a t 5:30, G;30 and Hus nines, showed a "motion picture Williamsburg, Vu.. is spending thc Pinchurst, N. C. T ruo expression of your 7:30. T ickets .. m ay bc_. obtained in color* on "This Am azing Anier-r the Jor-os Children in your neiuhbfirhood. Easier vacation with her parents, Mr. and-Mrs. Harry Hanna had _ from thc gram m ar school ofTice, th*; iea.” feelings for friends and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Carhart. i weekend guests. Mr. and Mm. They ran go to church ond Uunduy achonl executive committcc and home Hostess was M rs. W illiam Wa5- rolalives allko . . . a card Miss Marjorie Taylor, a student William Westhafer; and son. Ward, Waiter morn and to iho muvlui In ihe ntternoon room .mothers. Thc proceeds arc muth assisted by Mrs. Edward W. for Euslor that expreises at Trenton State Teachers College, of Lcvlttow n, L: 1. ^ to go to the ‘telebinocular fund. ... Trenton, iii spending the spring Currie, Mrs, Frank II./ Uihn utul your lentimenfa lo per* n»lf/hly proud in one nt ou r Hunter oulfile, Mr. and Mrs. George Holfinger Earl B. Garrison, grammar school vacation w|th her parents, Mr. and: Mrs. William J, Rabel. . lection, Como see ond nnd non, Gerry, of fyorwich, Conn., principal, presented the proceeds Mrs. Charles Taylor. I On Apr., 29 a group of members choono from our vast were weekend guesls nf Mr. and from the Tuesday games M r. and Mrs. C harles W. Y erger will entertain the latmdry workera selection. CHILDREN’S DRESSES - b otw ern-lho-M utaw an ond-ICeypoEti-uf—StrtjthbuFyi 'G o n n ;r-f<>rm<)r--r0sU Mrs. Charles Perrine, * iit_Macihum_S(utaJIofii)|taI. □eiutlne Envter fjpetirtls * faculties and the Matawan-Keyport dcnts, were overnight guests last Mrs. William J. Rabel entertained The nt^xl dab nieellng1 on Apr, freshmen, directed by Mr. Nuccio, night of .Mr. and Mra Edward W. her dessert bridge club yesterday. 17 will feature "Federation Day," j Buzza Cnrdo/.a lllsnn I lo 0 ...... 00c Prir.es werc awarded to Mrs. Con­ and Mrs. Robert McKinley of as a contribution to the telebi- Currie. Mr. and Mrs. Yerger left niton 7 lr. 10 1.00 noculnr fund. today for a visit in Williamsburg, rad Johannsmi and Mrs, Charles Breton Woods, third vice president, EASTER CARDS Miss Murphy announced that Mr. Va. B. H unt. -will bcv-joiest speaker. Mlsea 17 , . 2.4U Sinercla of Rutgers University, will ll.-.lmv-l from Jl till and M!llll ' . be sjieakef at thc May meeting. An interesting evening is planned Senior High Fellowship Bayview Presbyterian and all 4nrq:Jirivjtpd..to..0ttcnd. Easter Observances . Meets Sunday Evening LADIES ATTENTION 1 New Sjirin^ Dresses Miss Davison, high school libra­ FLATLUX rian, arranged an interesting exhibit William Stratton read tho Scrip* A Communion service will be Spccial Values .for..Easter of gram m ar school l>ooks. Hostesses, lure and the prayer was given by held Good Friday evening at 8 mothers of the fourth grade pupils, Ann Cartan at thc Sunday night o'clock in the Bayview Presbyter* EASTER BARGAINS IN HOSIERY were Mrs. West, Mrs. Mlckaylo, Jan Church, which meets Ip thc Mrs. Street. Mrs. RUlcnhouse, Mrs. m e fling of the Senior High West­ NYI.ONS <15 tfnuRe DiSanto ^nd Mrs. McCormick. minster Fellowship in the First ClifTwood Civic Center. ONE GALLON Presbyterian Church of Matawan. The sacrament will be admin­ mi . , 48 gauge Attend Catholic ...... Roy L em alrc read ' a jpoerii pertain- iste red b y - th o - I te v .„ D r , Q..._Bel) MAKE IT A BWEET EABTER Close and the Rev. R. Douglas 51 gauge Daughters Sessions In^ to Palm Sunday and Virgiina PAINT Tiiko her home a Jiox of Dellcloutt Merrlam. pastor. The new ciders, r u t Quality K apler Chfidies. Largo Dietrich gave a talk on “Palm assisted by the deacons,^ will serve ~ 60 gauge - Mrs. P. J. Ahem of Keyport. and iiKSfirtmeril of Candler;, Uuanleu, ete. Sunday" and the “Robe of Christ” for the first •time. Mrs. Lcda Mrs. Thomas' It. Walling, of Mat­ ' Cortiplei« line ol undevthlngs Bill Barker was elected to.vtakc Nielsen, soprano, will sing “Cal* • PA C E Ti BHAW 3 awan, attended tho 22nd annual AVERAGE aitractlvely priced. the place of Mary Ann Stamo? at v a r y /' x ...... e SC H R A FFT’fl state convention of Catholic Daugti- There-will be- a sunrise service e HUYLEHB ters of America, held < over lhe the conference' at«Jsland Heights ROOM Atlracilveljr P/lcpd. E aster m orning at f>30 on thc rear $3.60 RTOHE HOURili weekend at thc Bcrfccley-Carteret in May. Attending with him will ECONOMICAL Only lawn of the manse.' The pastor Hotel, Asbury Park. Mrs. Walling be the Rev. C. A. Galloway and Will be open Friday end Buturdey Evenings. ' will fipeak on “Miracles at Dawn.” is grand regent of Court St.. Joseph Sanford Hallock. FLAT-LUX) * u (IDENTICALLY Prc*ent were: the R*v. Mr. Following the service, refreshments 884, C atholic D aughters of K eyport, $ATIN'UIX>3{ MATCHED Galloway, Mary Ann Stain c j . S an ­ will be, served. and was thl? court's d ele g a te .. , . • ford --Hallock, Virginia’. .Dictrieh, Memorkil Lille/i and Lenten banks 610S *L U X ) im ( COLORS SANDFORD’S The Shoppe Bishop;' Ahr o f tlie' Trenton- -Dio­ Ronald Whitev Connie Hueser. Ann will be dcdciat*d at lhe morning cese, made tin official visit to the Cartan, Catherine Otto, Bill Barker. worship at U a.m. Thc sermon ICiddieland” .shore arc;i' at lhe convention, bis D R U G S T O R E Virginia Mauie, Patricia Miller, topic will be "Ris^n, as Jfe Said/'. 133 MAW ST. Maiy K. Ocd.lll. first visit since his consecration. Geo. M. Harris, Inc. Betty Ward. Bill Stratton; John The junir choir will sing "Ifrrald . iind 4 - i}0 Main 8U..I MATAWAN 128 Main Street M utaw an Lyle, Bill Lyle, Roy Lcmalre, and the Story” and Walter A. VanKxler, I.ITTLU BT. MATAWAN You con buy Security Bonds by T .I. Mol. 1-1013 the Payroll Deduction Plan. . Ernest Christie: - „ . tenor, will sing “Tlie Holy City." MONMOUTH COUNTY RICAL ASSH 70 c u m ST. PAGE SIX THE MATA WAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J. THURSDAY. APRIL , C u d of n t; Will God unroIL the .pallet^, „ Freneau' Firemen Red Bank'Freehold j§Us: And explain the'reason why _ ‘ We: w ish to ^m Sl fe Bedle Browntown Hptd-SpeciaLMeet Route Service Resumed Funeral Home. Rev. W arren S. The dark threads are as needful Layton, Rev. Charles Beynon, the 111 thu. Wuavut’s skillful haiid, The Freneau flremen- held Atigust-J; Daquiia announces that pallbearers and our many friends ,As tlie th rrjid s of gold an d sliver Easter Program In Cheesequake special meeting in the flrchousc Streets ays. Inc., Hudson County, and neighbors, who In* any way ; For the pattern which He . • Thursday evening. •...... has tuken over the Red Barjk- offered assistance or extended ~ y planned." " ...... * Seminary Professor . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schuber, Freehold bus line, with operations Special Service Is sympathy during the illness and . Josie Burlcw MorrcU Freneau; Mr. and Mrs. Ozzie startling last'Saturday. Mn Daquiia To Conduct Service; death of our Son, Husband and Anna M. Morrell Listed; Palm Sprays Sickles, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Skin­ said his company would ^maintain Father, Millard E; Morrell. pG—Adv. Elizabeth Ann Morrell Other Activities ner, Mr, and Mrs. Mike Eovino, daily service under the same fare • Distributed '• “Not until cach loom is silent, The Rev. Piorson Parker, S.T,D., all of Mutawart, and'.Mr. and Mrs. ochedule established'for the,line by And the shuttles cease to fly, . Have y ou read tha classified adrf A spccial Easter program will be •professor of New Testament at the Charles- Holmes, Morganviile, at­ Wallace Bacher, fonner owner. pi;cs<5nted Sunday m orning v from General Theological Seminary, New tended the roller derby at the The first bus leaves Sroad and 930 to 10:30 in the Browntown York City, will celebrate Holy Linden orcna Wednesday evening. Front Sts., Red Banlt, in the morn­ Union Sunday School. There will Communion lit the Cheesequake ' Mrs. F, ; Ludewig has returned ing at 5:50 a.m., and the last bus C H A R L I E ’S MATAWAN INN be spccial music and recitations Cha-pel of Our Saviour, Easter Sun­ to her Freneau. home after being leaves the same stop at midnight. and the public is invited to attend- day at 10 tun. a medical patient in the Monmouth The line runs through River Plaza. Rte. 9-4 at Freneau Ave." ' Matawan Lust Sunday at the Browntown There will be a service at the Memorial Hospital, Long Branch. Ilincroft, Everett, Holmdel, Bradc- . ■ Telephone Matawan 1*2287 Sunday school, palm leaves, grown chapel on Good: Friday evening, at . Mr, and Mrs. Johtf"Murphy had veltr Marlboro und East Freehold lo • by Mrs. Dtto Gnub, were dis­ 7 o’clock, as their Sunday guests, Mr. and the Freehold 'bus terminal. HouHy - f Specialising in . tributed to all whtj attended the Thcron Vallce of *lhc, Diocese of Mrs., Churles Murphy of Somer- service will be maintained morn­ INDIVIDUAL TOMATO PIES ■ "session. . • v j Pennsylvania, a student- ut .the ,villc. . ings and nights, Mr. Daquiia staled. Mrs. Relnke Janssen visited her . A report on the Red Cross drive General Theological Seminary, wus Two new buses, painted cream SPAGHETTI AND BALLS sister, : Mrs. Charles Croydon, of for the BroWntown-Cedar Grove guest speaker at last night's service and white with a No. 1 designation, Occanport, Saturday. _____ JUMBO HOT SAUSAGE SANDWICHES “ afcirsh o w s'n 'to talco llcctio n -o f $112.- in the chapel. wHLbeused-on -thexoute^cxplained Mrs.. Gerald Jack and Miss Jose­ —— ------u.------Ordet*^Jo~lakeput.— ------— ------In the Cedar Grove section $40.30 The chapel Sunday school will the new line owner. The Public hold un Easter egg hunt following phine Thompson, Red Bank, were Teletlilon nightly. Choice Wines and Liquor*. * wus collcctcd by Mrs. John Cham* Utility Commission approved' the Saturday guests of Mrs. Edwurd OPEN Al L YEAR ■i bcrlnin, chairman, Mrs. WilHam the 10, o’clock service Sunday. ' sdle of the line Feb. 15. . * A group of 40 m e t.a t tl^e Cheese S ch u b er; . , Pitney, Mrs. It. DufTord and Mrs. The above picture showj the main banking room beforo completion Mr. Bacher, a resident of Atlan* quake Chupel Sunday tp attend a v ' Louis Heiser jr. * In Browntown of recent renovations. . tic Highlands, started the . Red special musical service “The Seven •" the contributions w ere $71.50. Of Cliffwood P-TA To Bank-Freehold line In May of . 1940, ^ this amount, Miss ,Ann Molnarj Last Words of Christ”, by Dubois, Hold Fathers Night > nnd operated it until October. . collcctcd $20.50 and Miss M arie presented ata St. Peter’s' Church, Perth Amboy. . Particlpjitlng were, G aub $51...... ! the choirs of the parish and four The ClifTwood Parent-Tcnchcr The annual dance of the Brown-- Association cordially invites fathers SPECIALS guest soloists. . r • town Parcnt-Tcacher Association j to attend _the Apr. 13 meeting. BRIGHT S P O T will be held in ,thc Cheesequake i r The week’s award in the 'meiv Cll/Tord Reeves, president of the ' Firchouse on Saturday evening,! chandisc 'club sponsored by; the Matawan Township Boarcl of Sdu* RADIO SHOP A pr. 15. • * cation, will be guest speaker when Ladles Auxiliary of the Cheese- 27 E. Front St, 'Mrs.''Jafflea 'Fountain and—Mrd.- quitke-Firc Co;;wno made to Dnvid Fatlier.'s JNlL’ht A w ill. ho ,i»bserveilr • Pll.driQ Keyport -7< Otfo GnQb wirre Metuchen and Reilly of Matawan. He will discuss the proposed town­ Plainfield .visitors, "Monday. ;• The Cheesequake Ladies. jVux- ship schdol touiding program. The association will serve a DUMONT - MOTOROLA Mr. and' Mrs. .Paul MoIrW ofj| illary is holding a cord party ih the An Easter Woekond Moal ’ Browntown, entertained Saturday [/ flrchousc on Apr. 14. ■ ' ' covered dish supper. Radio a n d Television afternoon honoring their daughter, J . Mr. and Mrs. G. Meyer of Cheese- coipplele without that Poultry and .StocK Feed. Hay— PICKUP & DELIVERY v Ann, who was celebrating her 13th j. quake entertained over the week* 6traw—Lltter. Dog Food a specialty. P atfry/ Bread, Rolls b irthday,—G uests-w ere .Jean _Guub, end. Mr. and iMvs. Edward Kastner SALES and SERVICE Shirley Brown, Mary Lou Blahota, and children, Candy~and RichaTdr Stultz. ‘ wjtf 'Cookies.””'’'" " Walter Barosky, Leigh Seeley, o f Irvington: iMr. and M rs.-C h ris -Betty Lou Pitney. Peggy Chamber­ Therkclscn, Miv and Mrs, Fred . So on- your Food Shopping tour In lain and Arlene Molnnr. ‘ ' Traulman and Walter Dixon of Fred Fcssler of Hazlet, visited Roselle. * , ' town... don't forget your favorlto his nephew, Wultcr Gaub and Mr. and Mrs, Wellington Graham BAKERY In Matawan. family, in Browntown, Tuesday and . children, were Wednesday Evening. supper* guests of Mr. Graham’s • j 'Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morrell of parents, Mr. and' Mrs. W. Graham Metuchen, were Sunday visitors of Tho now lighting i/slem effectively sets off the modornisod main of Roselle? ------Mr.' and Mrs. James Fountain and banking room to which seven new'teller'* cages have been addod. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Locsch wero Mr. and Mrs. O tto Ga,ub. - S unday d in n er guests of Mrs. Wjll* addition to the force dcsfiltc tlie Mr. rind Mrs. John Logoyda of Interior of the main banking lam Clark, Staten Island. room of the Farmers nnd Merchants continued introduction of modern Browntown, entertained Sunday There wiil be no social activities National Bank, MaLawan, ns chang­ business machine equipment. for their daughter, Katie," who was in the Cedar Grove Community ed by rcrnodoling lately completed, celebrating her sixth birthday. Club on Apr. 7 and 14. Square is shown in the above pictures. Guests were Kay, Helen and Flor­ Parents Of Daughter dances will be resumed Apr., 21. ence Keating, Eluinc Burlcw and This is the second alteration In the structure of. the original bank Mr, and Mrs. Roscoc Buldwjn, of R uth Logoyda, and Mr. find Mrs. Lake Bank Area Burns building, erected in 1915. The first the Freneau section of Matnwan, • Ju arez an d Eon, M artin, of P erth was made In 1030 and encompassed arc parents of a second child, a A lurgc area of brush on the Amboy. . . putting n new front on the build­ daughter, born In Perth Amboy shores of Lake LclTcrts In the vicin­ Mrs. Nicholas L. Arace and Miss THE C A K E B O X BAKE SHOP ing, adding n bookkeeping room on General Hospitul on Saturday, Apr. ity of Church and Wyckoff Sts., Marie Gaub were Saturday visitors Liberal Building^ Loan Association the second-story rear und raising 1, 1050. Tilt baby weighed seven Mntawan, wns burned over Sunday, 143 Main Street Phone 1-2625 In New Brunswick. . the number of teller's windows pounds, 10 ounces, and has been The- Mntawan Fire Department Mrs. Alice Weston, William 1 5 9 Main Street MATAWAN from one toflvc...... named Shnron Sue. ' . answered a general alarm. QuQde, Richnrd Fenwick, Charles Storo Hours) Open Daily from 6:30.A. M. to S P. M. Burlew ond Thomas Miller, mem* T he substantial ex te n t of* the MATAWAN Sundays 7 A. M. to 9 P. M. -bcrs of the. Madison 'Township latest change can be .appreciated Board of EducnUon; and Mra. from the iact the nujnber of teller’s '~~Nreholas_L-ArDce, president-of the cagcB Is now increased to 12. Joseph Browntown iPirrcni^oucbgr^A sso• Baicr, bank vice president, stated elation; ond Raym ond VoorKecfC JLJ h plnnnod to use only seven of supervising principal of Madison Uicsonow^hc^tUerajwHTbe put Open the door Ford's new push-button han­ Township Schools, attended a spec­ In ,use ys needed. T his nce< dles open at • toucti. Anchored i i . at both ends u sleeves can’t ial meeting Mar. 28 Fponsored by been anticipated from tho rate of and gel lie Ford “Feel1! New foam rubber front test lncrcaso in the bank’s business. catch. cushion, over non-sag seat the South River Board of Eduea- springs, give buoyant "easy tiort. South River. Supervising The new plan of the bank interior chair’ comfort J long* ‘ Principal Charles Colcmun intro­ -presents a balanced array of teller’s Sit in the loam rubber seat , distance driving. duced members of the faculty and cages surrounding the foyer, with. described the various school courses. the entrance to the vault centered \ a atd get the Ferd "feel in the rear. All superstructures FL O W E R S are the.... to the teller’s cages have been re* Matawan Downed 12-0 moved, nfTordlng un open view of Arm-red provides full hind the cages from the windows nf the Swing the door shut grip for easy dosing of silent, In Practice Ball Game E a s t e r G i f t secure door latch. bookkeeping room on the second First competitive action of-Wat- floor In the rear. Two offlccs have l i i s; oad get the Ferd “'Feel" nwan High’s baseball .squad for the been ndded at the front of the main 1050 season wns rom ethlng less than banking room, one at the end of • Personal attention given With new super* a howling success as Ihc team was each line of cages. fitted piatoni, drubbed by Red Bank Catholic to every order from . . . new silent spin Sidewalls Rcdocoratod Start up the V-8 Engine fan, new lami­ Ii. S. in n practice gutnc Tuesday The sidewalls ond cclllng have nated timing on M ataw an ftfcld 12-0. Coach An been rcdccoralcd in tan, blue and \i; i and got the Ford “Feel" gear. Ford's thqny J. Nuccio refused to be dis­ new ‘V-8 is " so gold. New lights have been added quiet it whispers mayed by the showing of his with Increased lumen output from while itworlu. charges, ascribing it to the fact use of a smaller number of bulbs the players had had only three having a higher wattage. A vcnti- Slip off the hand brake outdoor workouts and the batters latLiU! fan has been installed which had gotten In Just three minutes of changes the air In the innin banking ARNE KALMA trials at the plate before facing.the m and get tie Ferd " W . No stooping or groping to room at the rat? of 0200 cubic fcet> find Ford's conveniently Red Bankers.' , per minute. . ‘ Jjip4 Jwfcei And Wildness on the part of pitchers , - .The -vault has been chimfied to Flowers operation h euler, too Gordon Marvel,' Roland T’Hylor. meet the demands of the new bank­ Highway 4 MATAWAN Step on the gas Parnell Bothunc and. Bill Griswold ing loom set-up. . Each 'teller.‘has was blnmed for the size of’ the his. own individual .tyish vault so Phone MAtawan 1-0825 i~i i andget the Ferd'"Feel" lust touch the gas treadle and teet Fcorc, The Red Bankers did not the transactions of .qaclu teller can Ford’s mighty powerplant respond! V-8 oi Six, both are tops for.smooth, spar-~ get very many hits, but the In­ be kept a continuous-separate item ability of Mutuwan hurlers to And Wing performance. ■ ' ir)lil\(ill)ank'juicc.oui!.tlniiulNewr HtceL -thcnJiatevai(i-Tibt"Knve"iifem'iotj files, containoni and coin machines Steerf orthe blimps You ride "Mid Ship” in the level center inany chances , to bat hard during have been secured for each-cage.- section for . .super comfort.. Ford's. the flve-Inning contest. Coach A National' Cnsh Register interest i . . ond g tt the Ferd "Feel" “ Hjrdra-CoiP and "Para-Flex” Springs The Family Next Doer... .. simply so rt up the bumps. Nuccio expressed satisfaction after and Installment mnchln? has been the "game at the errorless- ball In use for two years. < t> ■: P o t f - play by his fielders. ' - .... Another change in tiic vault is Touch a'toe to the brake'1 Fords King-Size 8rikes use part oi the more than doubling the'numbiT the car's own momentum for extra stoppinspower. You get smooth, straight, .Announce Engagement of Bafo deposit boxen, there heing V . i*.V and get the\Ferd “Feel" lloe, 35% easier stops. ‘ .r>H4 now ns nguinst 204 {oiW iiy, Mrs. Lena Haugobook, 20 Clinton The Fanners nnd Merchnnts A A t k your Ford Dealer about St., Mutawan, announces the en­ National Bank is the oldest bank gagement of her daughter, Annie L. Jil. M onm outh C ounty ,'h av in g b*2cn Cpl. W illiam” F. founded In 11130. The original bunk­ / r r HAS THE I Russell, Ton ot~-«iv~-iui£L Mrs! ing house was next-door ' to tho GOLD MEDAl George Russell, 23 OrciumT^TT •of -tluL4 y rp cn t s tru cture on the AS ’FASHION CAR1 M atawan. . • . c ' north sidc/uTiTs uitftding Is now AGAIN THIS YEAR”; ..Miss.iimigobook attended -schools known -as - the -Wcinstc-ln—building- in Georgia and Matawan. Cpl. nnci is used ns a law yer’s ofTicc. Russell attended Matawan High The number of employees has School and is now stationed at j Increased from five to'twelve since MncDill Field, Fla. the last ehungc wns wndo in .the No date has been set for the bimk’K business building. Expan­ Wedding. sion of bu^lncus has required this

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...... W. S. WALLACE SCULLY AMOCO SERVICE STATION sinAUD MciTons, i m c . • Men's Clothiera Uroadway-Maple PI., Six Corners_____ Kali«r-FrBior D«ilor ; Croilty Distributor W. Front St. Keyport i. K oyport/ N, J. ST. JOHN'S METHODIST CHURCH . Balts and Barrlct • TnlNlTY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rav. Norman R, Blloy. pastor , THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK MONTAGNA'S AMOCO SEJIVICE STATION Highway 39 * Clark 81. nay. Allrad Clark Arnold |r„ r.clor Kaypprt, If. J, ' ' W. Front St., Keyport Highway 35 " Haslet, N. J. . KEYPORT REFORMED CHURCH SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Albert 0. Shlphora 1, patior . Rav, W, J. Hutcheson, paator CLIFFWOOD AMOCO 8ERVICE STATION . BAY DRUG CO. ... JOHN H. BECKFin, INC. ’ c ^. Oraonhouioi • - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ...... W. Front St. ‘ Keyport, N. J. Highway 35 ttrfd Keyport CuliH ST. JAMES A, M. E. ZION CHUHC1I Rav. George A. Cospor, pastor CSKfffcood, N. J, K^Mlrtawan*rreehold Road Rav, E. n . Taylor, pastor

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH KEYPORT CLEANERS

Name . Town nuiirtber : of modifications which Keelan went on to win tljestate* WALTER HEADE THEAT1IES Nuccio Cuts novice ’ A.A.U. "title at Trentoa Mezzopahe Hot Shore Entry Is M w ^tfaith U. Beach^ • 180*170—330 were not permitted In September. on M onday, is a rough, tough G.powelsoij keyport 176-178—354 In iast September’s Lapghom^ CARLTON Red Batik brawler and he should go far • 684 classic for new model /cars, ..the with the proper handling. In F. Powelson Keyport 140-125-1 OldsmobUe 88’s domihated os Curtls PARAMOUNT To addition to a terrific punch, On Center Alleys IBar H (1) Doubles Winner John Milo Keyport 213-20^-417 Turner Of Roanoke, Va., Red Bryoh Keelan showed some Moore ...... 158 170 100 Long Branch ' • 082 of Atlanta, and Bob Flocjt of promise in his local appearance. - Johnson ______•. 180 .138 151 Huskie Coach Pressed Red Bank Star Grabs Red Bank-Long Branch i R u th .W ilks I^eyport 135*172—307 Atlanta, jwced' the field In thr<^ st>N„ MOH...TOEB., April lt-17-1# As. for Cavagrraro, this 17-year- .135 All-Events Lead; Mini 1 Blind ...... r 135 ■ Pair Capture Keyport C. Howard J k e y p o rt 183-183—30(5 rocket-motored machines, .trailed b> To Get Team In Shape old 'stole the lancy of the crowd Bennett*"-...... 183 \ 1 4 i 101' •with . a ..magnificent display of 073 Frank Mundy of Atlanta, and Bill . Advances In Singles V orhies ...... Mixed Tournament For Opener courage. When it..is borne' In . . 190 ,189 m Ruth Wilks - K eyport ._149-137—280 B la ir of H igh P oint, I n .194? C adil­ FINALLY, at • mind that ih meeting- and dis* F . K aufer K eyport 108*217—385 taatawon High’s bnseball squad J b c Menziopane, veteran Hi d ' ■ . . . , The ehtry of Margaret Carliale M lac^. . - • . posing of tho more experienced 801 773 800 : 07t - was. cut io a workdhlo size by Cfiach lied Bank, and A. DeFJUppo of last, after a Dick Voljie of Koansburg. _ 4 C ham p's B ar (2) B, D rio L. B ranch JC4-1C7—331 Anthony Nuccio this week. With Lorn; Branch, won the successful Have you read the daubed adsT Cuviignaro was making his-debut i Jpegcr ...... 107 194 . 158 F . D rio L. B ranch ^10^-174—337 58 hopefuls reporting, Coach Nuccio in boxing, -his ' performnace mixed doubles tournament staged Weiss — ’...... 171 .152 / ,v' • 008 year delay, found hlniself- confronted with wjis all tlie more remarkable. m ' and .supervision for so m any ploy- bouts lined up for his charge weekend of competition. Winner of high gajne in tourney C. Shown Koyport 109-158—327 Pnulson ...... ItiO 184 181 you can see«*. erg. Everyone was lo get a chance in the near future and It will be was Steve siovenz of KGyport, who 007 interesting to observe Cavag- Mary Smith U Beach 180-130—310 to fihow his wares. With bad i * ' ' • Scored a .225; ; tel., Malawan tTtie5 iinro’s progress. Tlie Dick -Bruno- 800 707 843 G. Powelson Keyport 108-177—305 weather keeping .the squad indoors his top posltioh as the • nie Cprlisle-DeFilippo entry had - Dnd~4ho-:flold-Jn..JiQ-Conditjpn for B.. B. Disbrow feature, Jlgt\t Bayview A. A. (1) *' 001 fri., Sat. : Apr. 7-3 "Thursday- lived—up- tii—advance wanned-tQ-lbe^business.J ajri2 total, .with M/ss Carlisle tu r«- ploy, the press of time forced the s skislitk ...... 7 180 -161 - m - billing, Bill Balbach, Keans­ Pace setters in the team, ing. in gam es o f 17ti-i&5r fo r 3fll, T he Gal WHf» HOWARD HUGHES’ | Blind ...... 135 135 135 - Matawan .mentor to reduce hln burg promoter, offered both a while her partner ended up with Big Race. At Langhorne j B arker ...... , 120 105 105 Took the West varsity group to a number he could return match but Disbrow, whbse 10 pini> losi3 In the to tal on 100-185 Yvonne DeCailo - C bu. Coburn Tloss ...... 193 193 Speedway On April 16th handle for whipping a combine into employment makes it difficult >1 scores., 1 ' ’ - * a » d — • • - • .. 1J Pease ...... 214 172 146 shape for tho flrst game, for him to find time to train, Alma Korncski, Perth Amboy, At that, the difficulties encounter­ The first major racing event of 1 Down Memory Cane may bc forced to decline. i • jm d J: Dillion, ClifTwood, finislied A compilation of old-tlm? Hack ed s o far-mokes it .dubious if tbe • * , • • '■ 803 820 ’ 803 th c 1950 season.for this section w ill 604-C3—to go w ith u at 2 p. m. ' 220 201 212 CLARK GABLE could not be kept on lhe squad roll • • ' #'#''* 0 30-pin handicap for a 2D02 aggre­ P ep ...... Continuous Sunday, trom 3 d . m . SUN., MON. It TU ES. * M ancini ...... 205 182 180 join outside teams where they can • RICHARD K. GREGORY of gate. The next three teams held Humphrey Bogart - •" Muscarellp ...... 120 170 170, .Jean ette MacDONALD Thurs.* Fri., Sat. Apr. 8-7- . Eleanor Parker acquire experience for duty in Keansburg, midshipman ihlrd their positions from previous B. Potilib’on ...... 103 100) seasons to comc. ■ class, USNA, became the 135- weeks .140 pound brigade boxing champion Team s K ru ser ...... 170 .151 211 M _ SPENCER TRACY BLACK MAGIC CHAIN LIGHTNING of the U. S. Naval Academy w llh . Nick Cammnrano’s, Long Branch, ------r ; When he dcclsioned Midshipman 809 003 039 Orson Wallas - Nancy Guild Starting WED. . , 2032-30-2902 ’ SANTAANCfSOO Valentina .Corteie First Class Albert {S. Drew of Freem an's Freehold, 2814-144— W :L lACJl H0LT.JESSIERALPH.TED HEALY . 20 • Added Attraction. Sat; Only WHEN WILLIE Augusta, Ga., In thc finals of the 2958 ' • . John’s Bar ...... 49‘~ AW.S.VAM DYKE PRODUCTION L O O K I N G Brigade Tournament held at Steve's ‘ Club, Manasquan, Schwark’s Uec — . . ; . . . . 41 . 34! COMES MARCfUNG Ajtpapolls, _ Md4 Midshipman NEWS CARTOON HORSEMAN OF THE Strother’s Builders r . • • • . 40 35 HOME. Gregory, son'of" Mr.. and Mrs. 27t3-228—2041. E isner’s, Red Bank, 27.‘Jfl-150- Yc Cottage Inn .. . . 40 35 SIERRAS s t a r r i n g I T O V E R Clyde E. Gregory of 40 Twilight Champ’s Bar ...... 35. 40| D a n D a i l e y Ave., Keansburg, was presented 2897 ( SUNDAY and MONDAY Apr. 9-10 with Charles Starralt ~r Varlese Construction ... , 35 40 a pair of golden boxing-gloves- ... Doubl** i> .. . Sat. Matinee—Epltodo 12 .- 3 |—-~44 - ; t - - Conllnuouf Balh'Da)ri:Stat>lita:at 1i4S J •KEYPORT DINER'S sensational by. Gene Tunney, world’s ex-; J. Tuttle, J. Menzsopane,. Red 'WUJ>^ILL_lftClCQJC __ Bayview A. A. ; . . 20 STRAND PE victory skein that led to ihe Central heavyweight boxing champ. A Bonk, 002-088—1290. ' 1« Sun,, M on. A pr. 9*10 Jersey scmipro title continues the former Murine Corps private, C. Bridcou, G. Shown, Keyport, tradition of success In baskutball Midshipman Gregory attended 574-594.8—1249. West Keansburg Evenk Today and Tomorrow associated with the .name of Key tho Nnval Academy Preparatory R . Breeder, J. Cesare, K