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COUNTY REPRESENTED

C. A. R. Officers Elected At Big State Conclave Setiior and junior state officers of the New Jersey Society, Children of the American Revolution, were elected and installed by the National President of the organisation, Mrs. Louise Moseley Houten, of Mississippi, when members met for their 14th annual conference at the Hotel Robert Treat, Newark, last Saturday. The meeting was an all-day gathering of senior and junior members and their friends, with annual reports, luncheon, awarding of,several state prises, guest speakers and recreation for juniors in the afternoon, planned by National Junior President William S. Berner, of East Orange. The senior officers were elected for two-year terms, from a ballot prepared by a committee consisting of Elisabeth A. H. Lip--pincott, of Salem; Mrs. Willard Ives Kimm and Mrs. Arthur L. Wolls, of East Orange. They are Mrs. Frank W. Reiter, of New Brunswick, vice president; Mrs. James Galt, Haddonfield, state chaplain; Mrs. Lawrence A. Fuller, of South Orange, recording secretary; Miss Augusta W. Berrien,, of Plainfield, treasurer; Mrs. Phillip H. Burch, of Trenton, state registrar; and Mrs. Kenneth F. Dietz, of Red Bank,

historian.

The new senior president is appointed, and the honor goes to Mrs. William C. Berner, of East Orange, who will take office

May 1.

Junior officers include Robert B. Kimm, Orange Dale Society oif Orange, president; Marilyn HoWald, of Mary Stillwell, W'est Long Branch, vice president; Marian Jones, Elizabeth Haddon, of Haddonfield, chaplain; Virginia Ostrom. Nathaniel Drake, Plainfield, treasurer; Mary Elizabeth Redwood, Temple Wick, Morristown, recording secretary; Shirley Radasch, Washington Rock, Montclair, historian; Eleanor Smith, of Jane Tuers, Jersey City, registrar; Ralph Voorhees, Colonel John Neilson Society, New Brunswick, and James Currie, Washington Rock, Glen Ridge,

color bearers.

Mrs. Ralph T. Stevens, senior president, represented the Rebecca Stillwell Society of Cape May at the conference.

John E. Huff, Jr., of the U. S. Army, was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Huff, over the weekend. Lieutenant Charles Swanson has returned to Norfolk, Va. after spending some time with his wife and daughter at their Washington street home. Mias Sally Swanson is recovering from a serious illness. Miss Catherine Shields had as her guest over last weekend, her sister, Mrs. Sara Hogan, of Philadelphia. George S. Curtis, Jr. enjoyed :the weekend here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Cur-

tis.

Mrs. Maude Pocher entertained over the weekend her sister and brother-in-law. Commander and Mrs. Stephen Doherty, of Philadelphia. and Thornton Pocher, of

New York.

Miss June Konowitch and two classmates from Beaver College spent part of the week here with

Bate Elected Head OrSuaday School FISHING CREEK — The Fiahing Creek Sunday School elected new officers for the coming year on Sunday. Leslie Bate was named superintendent. Others elected are Arthur Fox, ■Mutant superintendent; Kathryn Edmunds, secretary; Anna Ruth Fox. Msistant secretary; Mrs. Grace Woo Is on, treasurer; Mrs. Nors Bate, missionary treasurer; Mrs Ella Elliott, primary superintendent; Mrs. Mary Sheeta, assistant primary superintendent; Msy Be vis, librarian; Lillian Sheppard and Emily Sheppard, ■Mutants; Mrs. Arthur Fox, home department; Mrs. Nathan Sheppard, superintendent of Cradle Roll. Elsie Sheppard received an attendance award for her 12th year of perfect attendance. Others receiving awards were Ruth Shaw, seventh year; Emily Sheppard, fifth year; Molly Sheppard, fourth year; Florence Schellenger, third year; George Fontaine, second year; and Ruth and Frances Roman, first year. The J. D. Hoffman Bible class wfll meet Friday evening at the bome of Superintendent Leslie P. Bute.

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The Bev. and Mrs. Albert W. Ler.z entertained over last weekend Mrs. Lenz’ brother and sis-ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Hunsberger, of Norristown, Pa. Mrs. H. H. Knight has returned to her home in Montclair after a week with her husband. Ensign Knight, who is stationed here. Mrs. Joseph Hughes had as her guest over the weekend, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Boerner and their daughter and Daniel Stevens, of

Philadelphia.

Mrs. Maude E. Mitchell has returned to her Decatur street apartment after spending the past month with her parents in

Binghamton, N. Y.

Richard Tizzard has returned to his home here after having been a patient in the Atlantic City hospital for several months. Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Hughes, Jr., of Philadelphia, visited his -mother, Mrs. Hazel Taylor, here J : . i j If - 1.-.. ..1. .

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen, during the weekend. Mr. Hughes

Konowitch.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hughes spent -Sunday with the former’ mother, Mrs. James G. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kerr and Mrs. William Hill were recent guests of Mrs. Hill’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Wentzell. Christian Krula, of theU.S.C.G., has returned to New York City after spending several days with his mother, Mrs. Julia Krula. Harold Alden, who is employed in Philadelphia. spent Sunday with Mrs. Alden at their Hughes

street home.

Mrs. Albert G. Bennett has returned to her Decatur street home after spending the winter with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Cross, in

Drexel Hill.

Clarence Hartman spent Sunday at hia summer home on Ben-

ton avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Sayre entertained their son John. Beltsville, Md., over last week-

PH1LA DELPHIA — A

Big Goal In Federal

Bead Sale Drive Federal Reserve District

the nationwide Second War Loan Drive, starting April 12. accordlag to figures released by Alfred H. Williams, president of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank and chairman of the U. S. Treasury War Financing Commit-

tee for the third district.

Announcing the goal for the

erhich embraces 48 eounin central and eastern Pennania, nine south-ire New Jercounties and the. three coun<rf Delaware. Mr. Williams Iced that the figure of 1,000 included all types of

securities except

and is based upon • national- total of IS billion doi- *— * to be raised during

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lan expected Mm intensive

WINS PROMOTION

at Jeffereon, Mo with the C. S. Any. has just beet, promoted to private first class and has boe* Oamsf erred to Boston. Ma •■OtS Institute of Tochadtagy.

end.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Faulkner have returned to their home here after spending several

in Arizona.

Mrs. G. Carl Carlstedt and her son Carl have returned to their home in Catonsville, Md. after spending part of the week here

with friends.

Mrs. Warren D. Robbins has returned to he* home in Virginia after a week as the guest of Mrs.

Charles Campbell.

Mrs. Donald H. Divine spent the weekend with her pai Mr. and Mrs. James P. Sts

Trenton.

Jack C. Blume has returned to Bainbridge, Md., after a furlough here with his parents. Miss Clara Fidler has returned after spending several days *- ;nta in Audubon. . Johnson has returned to her Lafayette street home after spending part of the winter in Miami, Fla. The Misses Marion and May Scholls have returned to their home in Philadelphia, after enjoying a'-'Toitg weekend at their summer cottage on Lafayette

street

Stanton,

employed as a superintendent in the RCA Victor plant at Cam-

den.

Mrs. Muriel Fisher, a resident of this resort, who accepted a position with the E. Conwell Co. in Philadelphia for the winter, opened her First avende cottage Saturday where she plans to spend the weekends. Mrs. Charles Duke, Sr., of Philadelphia, a summer resident of this resort, accompanied by her son, Charles, Jr., who is in the U. S. Navy stationed at Atlantic City, visited here Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Holmes whs in Trenton on Tuesday visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holmes, and their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy AV’ilson entertained their daughter Mary Lou, of Newark, Del., at their Perry street cottage over Saturday and Sunday. Miss Wilson is a student at the University of Delaware. Mrs. Eugene A. Stopper, of Pennfield, Pa., visited her cottage at 245 Windsor avenue on Sunday. Mrs. George Greer and her two sons, George, Jr. and David, of Glenside, Pa., enjoyed last week at their summer home on Windsor avenue. Mr. Green joined them over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Crease, of Congress street, entertained over the weekend the former’s sister-in-law and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Madison Crease, of Drexel Hilt

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Briant, of Coogrbss street, had a guest over the weekend, son Raymond, of Pittsburgh, Pa., and their son end daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Briant, of Haddonfield. Mrs. Samuel Perry turned to her home on Congress street after enjoying a few days in Philadelphia as the guest of relatives. She entertained her sister, Mrs. Stewart CUghom, over the weekend in honor of their mother, Mrs. J. L. Kehr, who celebrated her birthday anniversary on Saturday. Mrs. Kehr is visiting Mrs. Perry indefinitely. Mrs. Howard Tenenbaum is spending this week in New York

City.

Mrs. Harry Holmes was the guest s of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Sprigman and their family in Woodbury over the weekend. Mrs. Harry Lehman and her daughter Alma, were Philadelphia visitors on Tuesday. Raymond Teitelman, U.S.C.G.,who has been ill, is home on a 30-day furlough, visiting, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Teitelman, who also entertained their other son, Richard, also of the UjS.C.G., who is stationed at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, over Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. J. Franklin Stevens and Mrs. M. Gary have returned and opened their Perry street cottage after spending the winter in Philadelphia. Mrs. Olaf Olsen, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Albert G. Stevens, spent Wednesday in Atlantic City. George Meldrum, of Chester, Pa., visited his parents^. Mr: and Mrs. John Meldrum, weekend. / Mrs. Sophia d’Rotatra had, as her guests last week, her daughter, Mrs. Carl Hartig, and -her son, Richard, of Lansdowne, Pa. Mrs. Hartig returned home on Sunday and Richard will remain as the guest of his grandmother for another week. Mrs. Selina Keonig, of Philadelphia, was overseeing her property at 215 Grant street on Sun-

day.

Mr. and Mrs. Wolseley Williams, of Fow avenue, spent the weekend in New York City visiting the latter’s brother and sis-ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Filer. . Mrs. Harry Settle returned to her home on Broadway on Sunday after spending three weeks visiting relatives in Bellevue and Covington, Ky. Mrs. Walter G. Stringer and her daughter-inlaw spent part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. Woodruff Eldredge. The Rev. and Mrs. F_ Paul Langhorne entertained their daughter, of Philadelphia, on Sun-

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