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THE SUNDAY TIMES. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1940. PAGE -THREE SPRING REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS ON THIS PAGE ARE SELECTED FROM THE CREAM OF THE MARKET Highland Park Reformed Church Will Begin Celebration Today Of Its Fiftieth Anniversary Services at 9 and 11 Open Program Which Will Close June 2 Real Estate Apartments for Rent RICHARDSON ST. --5 rooms, all improvements.

$32. Call 78 before 5 p. m. 8-1. ROOMS, water modern.

furnished. porch, heat, month. 172 Jones Ave. FOUR rooms, all improvements. 314 Seaman St.

FIVE room apartment, all Improvements. 9 Oxford St. MODERN two-room, tile bath, Livingston central. Available June 1 for 2 months or year. Phone 6685.

AND 5 rooms, heat, refrigerator, garage. $55. See Jean. Tel. 2431.

MODERN 3 room apartment, heat, water, refrigerator, garage furnished. Inquire 60 Delevan St. JOHN T. CANZONIER 53 PATERSON ST. TEL.

5343 RARITAN 229, H. rooms, bath, heat, hot water yearly, Inquire 211 French St. FIVE! rooms, Inquire all 12 Dix St. improvements, garage. Five room apartment and garage, heat furnished, $40.

MORRIS BROTHERS 53 aPaterson St. Tel. 1594 CALVIN R. KATZ 46 BAYARD ST. TEL, 3883 TWO or 3 rooms.

Inquire 118 Church St. Tel. 265-M. ROOMS, all improvements, heat furnished, $45. Hanauer, 110 Albany.

Tel. 155. BALDWIN 180-6 rooms, newly decorated, garage. Tel. 741.

FOUR room apartment, all improvements. Lincoln Highway. Tel. 3452-M. SIX rooms, all Improvements.

20 Oak St. FOUR rooms, heat, $45: 4 rooms, $40; 2, $30. McGovern. Tel. 1334-R.

APARTMENTS of the better type 3, 4, 5 and 6 rooms now available MORTGAGE MANAGEMENT CORP. 112 Church St. Tel. 1843 RECONDITIONED HOUSES AND APARTMENTS J. JOS.

CONNOR 19 Paterson St. Tels. 4180-4181 APARTMENTS and houses for rent. J. Lotz 40 Mitchell Ave.

Tel. 2592. Two worship services at 9 o'clock and at 11 o'clock this morning will inaugurate the 50th anniversary program of the Reformed Church of Highland Park. Special services and social events in honor of the occasion will continue until June 2. At both services this morning, the sermon will be delivered by the Rev.

Alexander S. Van Dyck, D. pastor of the church from 1896 to 1903. Anthems will be sung by the four choir groups during the services. The Rev.

Anthony Luidens, M. will close today's program with a worship service at 8 p.m. Anthems will be sung by two choirs combined. Male members of past and present consistories will serve a special anniversary dinner at the church Tuesday evening at 6:30. Rev.

Luidens Dr. and Van Luther Dyck, E. Rev. Mr. Riddle, charter member of the church and now a member of the Reformed Church of Metuchen, will present brief addresses.

Elder Benjamin Erickson, Deacons George Loblein and Alfred Welti, and James Vandergrift, president of the Adult Bible Class, comprise the committee in charge. A memorial roll call church members who have died since 1920 will be held, next Sunday at 11 a. m. The James B. Mulder, B.

the present pastor, will deliver the memorial sermon, and children of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Voorhees will dedicate a "Book of Remembrance" in honor of their parents. The anniversary program will end Sunday. evening, June 2, with a celebration of the Lord's Supper.

Cranbury Personals CRANBURY, May 18-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Perrine visited the World's Fair Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard J. Butcher are occupying their cottage Belmar until the first of July. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Kellington and daughters had as Saturday evening guests Mr. and Mrs. Austin Megill of Freehold and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Skelding of Englishtown.

Mrs. Theodore Zumbusch, Mrs. Harrison V. Scudder, Mrs. Floretta Henry and Mrs.

Harry Ramsay of Jersey City visited Mrs. E. E. Orton and Mrs. Edna Warning Wednesday en route to the Eastern Star convention at Atlantic City.

Mr. and Mrs. Willis C. Applegate and Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Applegate and were Mother's daughter, and Mrs. Alvah Probasco and son at Allentown. Mr. and Mrs. Mae W.

Straley, formerly of Cranbury, is quite ill at her home in Orange City, Fla. Mrs. D. W. Clayton is spending brief vacation at Rehoboth Real Estate Furnished Rooms COMFORTABLE room for one or two.

Shower. 18 Remsen Ave. ROOM with private bath, centrally located. Moderate. Write Q-11, Home News.

HOTEL ALBANY Newly furnished. Centrally located. 85 Albany St. Tel. 7429 Houses for Sale ALL of the houses we have recently advertised in this space have been sold to people who immediately recognized the unusual opportunities we have offered.

For those who are still seeking a comfortable home at a reasonable price. we take pleasure in offering for a limited time, five 5-room bungalows. In good condition, all improvements. J.M. asbestos shingle exteriors.

Trim newly painted. Lot 40x100. Lindeneau, near Woodbridge avenue. Full price $1950. Down payment $250.

$26 monthly including principal, interest, taxes, insurance and water, pays the mortgage 12 years. We invite you to compare these homes with others you have seen at considerably higher prices. MEYERS SELOVER, 703 Main St. Metuchen, N. J.

Tel. Met. 6-0846 OVER 40 1-FAMILY HOUSES IN NORTH BRUNSWICK TWP. TERMS. REMSEN-WILMOT 51 BAYARD PHONE 4686.

THE HOUSE YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED 5 rooms, attached garage. CAPE COD style. Modern in every respect. Large landscaped plot in beautiful Lake Nelson. $595 Down $35.81 Per Month Includes F.

H. A. interest, taxes and insurance, SEE THESE HOMES AND BE CONVINCED Representative on Property LAKE NELSON DEVELOPMENT CO. NEW MARKET N. J.

Highland Park Reformed Church, located on South Second avenue, with the church parsonage at right. Real Estate Apartments for Rent APARTMENTS and houses for rent. J. Snediker, 5 Elm Row, Tel. 6073-3257.

3 ROOMS, heat, gas, electric fur. nished. $50. Tel. Milltown 220.

room apartment near Highland Park end of bridge. GEO. W. MILLER 120 Church. Tel.

420 or Milltown 151 Furnished Apartments for Rent TWO desirable housekeeping rooms, private bath. 99 Bayard St. TWO rooms, all improvements, private bath. 57 Codwise TWO rooms with bath. Refrigeration.

206 Talmadge St. Furnished Rooms FINE room Shower, all conveniences, meals optional, reasonable. 109 Livingston, NICELY furnished rooms, light housekeeping. Improvements. Reasonable.

18 Bethany St. ATTRACTIVE room, private family, excellent neighborhood. Tel 3448. PLEASANT room. 24 N.

4th H. P. Call after 4 P. M. LARGE room for two, with or without board, country home, improvements, garage, seven miles from Brunswick.

Write Box T-12, Home News. ONE large room suitable for one or two persons. 82 Welton St. NEWLY decorated, room, lady. All comforts Reasonable.

332 Livingston downstairs. double room, porch, breakfast; garage. Phone 5559. LARGE, attractiv eroom for two. Private tile bath, built in shower.

43 Adelaide H. P. TWO light housekeeping rooms Adults. 68 Remsen Ave. LARGE room one or two men, business couple.

Central. Tel. 2775. LIGHT housekeeping room and kitchenette, all conveniences. 134 George St.

LARGE room, private family, convenient location. 8 Lincoln Highland Park. COMFORTABLE airy room, immediate suburbs, cross ventilation, Ideal for year. Reasonable. Box W-04, Home News.

LARGE room for two, refined neighborhood. Shower, garage, breakfast. Tel. 3082-J. Many Efficient Pastors Guided Reformed Church Rev.

John B. Thompson Was First Regular Minister The growth of the Reformed Church of Highland Park as an important factor in the religious and civic life of the community has been due in large part to the faithful and efficient work of the several pastors who have guided it for the past 50 years. The original consistory of the church voted at its first meeting on June 16, 1890, to invite Rev. Edward T. Corwin, a professor at the New Brunswick Theological Seminary, to serve as pastor.

At the second meeting on July 17 the consistory receive: a report that Dr. Corwin not wish to bind himself as pastor, but would assume supervision of the church for six months and give all assistance possible. The Classis of New Brunswick had already ratified Dr. Corwin's selection as temporary head of the church. Rev.

Dr. Corwin conducted the first preparatory service, baptizing Mary Jane Senker and Charles Henry Senker, wife and son of Henry V. L. Senker; Charles Ewald Malmros and Elizalbeth Malmros, children of Carl and Gustafa Malmros; and George Francis Page, son of Charles P. and Anna Page.

At the consistory meeting on Beach, together with Mrs. B. S. Everitt of Jamesburg as guests of the Rev. and Mrs.

F. B. Everitt. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Wells, Mrs. Hattie Wagenhals, Mrs. George Hand and Ray Stillwell attended the convention of the Grand Session of O. E. S.

of the Stae of Nev Jersey at Atlantic City Wednesa ay. Miss Rhoda Dorrance of the Cranbury chapter was appointed grand representative to the state of Ohio. Real Estate Houses for Sale SIX-8 rooms, all improvements, good condition, reasonable. 13 Albany St. TWO large double rooms, one single.

88 Livingston Ave. CONTINENTAL HOTEL, 135 French St. By day or week. Tel. 4796.

ATTRACTIVE 8-room house: oil burner: 2-car garage. Sacrifice. 731 South Avenue, Dunellen. BLOOMFIELD TERRACE Old Bridge Rd. Just completed-6 room house all modern improvements, oil burner.

Terms J. H. PROMINSKI Box No. 125 Old Bridge, N. J.

BOUND BROOK Heights, Two family, all improvements, one block from bus, cheap Phone Bound Brook 725-R. MODERN HOME 6 rooms. All improvements. Onecar garage. Lot 50x115.

Located on Plainfield Stelton. Sale price $5,000. JOS. LOTZ JR. AGENCY.

40 Mitchell New Brunswick Tel. 2592 BARGAIN on hand. Can be bought on easy terms See Thos. Varga, 121 French St. COMFORTABLE 6 room house.

All improvements. Garage. Large lot. $3500. Herbert Hannah, Milltown 220 SACRIFICE- Raritan Township, acre, 13 room house.

bath, heat. gas. $200 cash. Balance like rent. Tel.

731-J-2. 11 ROOM. 2 family house, brick, all improvements, 7 garages. Centrally located. $5,200.

Terms. Cohen, 5 Railroad Plaza. SIX room, new painted home, modern. Milltown, at bargain price. Large lot, shrubbery, garage.

GEO. W. MILLER 120 Church St. Tel. 420 or Milltown 151 ACCESSIBLE Hillside home; 2 acre plot (partially wooded); flagstone terrace with lovely view.

Modern 6-room dwelling (part stone), slate roof, oil heat, beautiful shrubbery, exellent location, 1 mile from Bound Brook. $15,000. FETTERLY- CO. REALTORS BOUND BROOK OWN your home in 15 years pay less every month than your present rent check. PERRINE BUCKELEW LUMBER CO.

Telephone Jamesburg 40. riage rite between Deacon Alexander Merchant and Margaret Beaton Henderson, the first marriage consummated by the church. Dr. Thompson served until September of 1896. The first installed pastor the church, he had seen his congregation grow from 20 to 50 families.

Rev. Alexander S. Van Dyck, D.D., who had been a missionary at Amoy, China, for 13 years, became pastor on November 27, 1896. He resigned October 1, 1903. His loss was keenly felt by the congregation and the community in which he had worked for seven years.

Rev. E. J. Meeker A call was extended to Rev. Edward J.

Meeker, A.B., pastor of a church at Mohawk, N. who was installed as third pastor of the church on December 6. 1903. It was with keen regret that the church received the resignation of Rev. Mr.

Meeker on August 1, 1908, after five years' service as its pastor. The church had almost doubled its membership during his pastorate and was expanding as a vital factor in the life of the community. Rev. Thomas C. Easton, D.D., became pastor on May 9, 1909.

Dr. Easton, then 72, was well known in this vicinity, having been pastor of the First Church in New Brunswick from 1880 to 1886. He subsequently served as pastor of churches in Newark, San Francisco and Washington, D. before coming Park. With the "resignation of Dr.

Easton on January 1, 1911, a call was extended to Rev. Frederick F. Shield, B.D., pastor of the First Reformed Church of Long Branch, who began his pastoral duties on May 1. Under Rev. Mr.

Shield's direction, the church branched out into many fields of community service and continued to expand internally. During his pastorate, which was terminated on September 1, 1918, 310 persons united with the church, 130 during the last two years. Rev. Anthony Luidens Four months later Rev. Anthony Luidens, M.Th., was called from the West Hoboken Reformed Church and installed April 9, 1919.

Under Mr. Luidens, the church continued to become an, important in the religious and civic growth of the community. In March, 1924, in reviewing his five years as pastor of the church, Rev. Mr. Luidens pointed out that from 1890 to 1919, the nuuber of children enrolled in the Sunday school and Bible schools was 268.

In 1924 the enrollment was well over 700 for the Sunday, weekday and daily vacation Bible school. During his first five years as pastor, Rev. Mr. Luidens welcomed 183 new members, which brought the total membership of the church to 396. Under him the church became a -sustaining institution.

The continued growth was evident during the next six years of his leadership. On January 9, 1930, Rev. Luidens resigned, following a call from the Brighton Reformed Church at Rochester, N. The Classis appointed Rev. Theodore Brinckerhoff, pastor of the Suydam Street Reformed Church, as supervisor until a new pastor could be obtained.

In July, 1930, Rev. James B. Mulder was called from the Second Reformed Church of Irvington to become the new pastor. An account of Rev. Mr.

Mulder's pastorate will be found in other columns. Real Estate Houses For Sale LAWRENCE 234-Lot 75x125: 2- car garage; oil burner, $6,500. $4,000 first mortgage. $2,500 cash. See Jean.

Tel. 2431. $3,450 BUYS 6 room house, all 1m- provements, steam heat, 2 car garage. Excellent condition. $385 down, $35 monthly.

Tel. 7847. HAMILTON Road (one block past school), bungalow, 6 rooms, modern, improvements, garage. Nicholas Belick. Tel.

N. B. 4951-J. RODNEY dwelling; all improvements; $5,500. Tel.

664. FOUR room bungalow, everlooking river from high spot. Excellent buy GEO. W. MILLER Tel.

420 or Milltown 151 FIVE rooms, all improvements, lot 100x100. Garage. Franklin Township. Inquire Michael Lankewich, 205 Seaman St. BARGAIN--Rutgers 6 rooms, bath, large lot, $4200.

Shultise. Tel. 3555. You can now purchase HOME OWNERS LOAN CORP. Properties on a convenient purchase plan.

to CASH with balance payable like rent. Further information may be secured from J. Jos Connor, managing agent. 79 Paterson St. Tels.

4180- 4181. TWO family house off Livingston at investment price. GEO. W. MILLER Tel.

420 or Milltown 151 RUTGERS 218-Colonial home, 9 rooms, 2 baths, oil burner. Sacrifice. Tel. 5161-R. ONE family residence in best section of Highland Park.

Price and terms reasonable. T. H. Flynn, realtor, 73 Nichol Tel. 1148.

SANDFORD ST. 7 rooms, all improvements, Curtis place. Duplex dwelling, all improvements $2,800. Reasonable terms. Tel.

967. NORTH Brunswick Township (Lee Ave.) 5 room bungalow, all improvements, garage. House in cellent condition. Paved street. Price $4,000.

Terms arranged. William Steinmetz. Tel. 3823. BARGAIN, 2 family house just off of Livingston Ave, $3700.

Write P. O. Box 143, New Brunswick. ONE and two-family houses. Pierce and Drake.

Inc. Tel. 4300. BUILD YOUR HOME IN EDGEBROOK LEONARD LIPMAN. TEL.

N. B. 1914 Stained-glass Window Pride Of New Chancel Dedicated to the Memory of Mrs. Henderson by Her Children Outstanding among the beautiful features of the Reformed Church of Highland Park is the memorial stained-glass window in the new church chancel, recently dedicated to the memory of Mrs. Agnes Henderson by her two sons, Alexander and Thomas Henderson, and her daughter, Mrs.

Alexander, Merchant Sr. The by the noted stained -glass designer, George V. Sotter of Holieong, has as its major theme "Jesus Christ, the Good Shepherd." The figure of Christ is shown in the center panel, and beside Him a flock of sheep symbolic of those who follow His way. Below the figure of Christ are inscribed the first and second verses of the 23rd Psalm. A vine depicted in two side panels represents the wine and bread of communion.

Superimposed on the are the four evangelists through whose writings the recorded life of Christ has come. St. Matthew is shown as a man, St. Mark as a lion, St. Luke as an ox, the sacrificial animal, and St.

John as an eagle. The rich colors of the window are inspired by French 13th Century art. ruby of Christ's garment is complemented by the blues and greens used throughout, and the entire window is so planned that the brightest ruby is in the nimbus above Christ's head. 185 of Staff Of League of Nations Quit Curtailed Program and Flight From Genera Is Probable GENEVA, May 18 (P) About 185 officials and employes of the League Nations resigned today under a plan of curtailment preparatory, organization's to possible headquarters flight of due the to war. Secretary General Joseph A.

C. Avenol at a staff meeting Thursday had given 205 them the choice of handing in their resignations and getting six months' pay--or agreeing to suspension of their contracts, with only three months' pay at any time he should declare an emergency. There are 329 employes in all, 69 of whom will establish new headquarters in Vichy, France, in event Switzerland is invaded. while 37 will be given leave and 18 will 1 remain in Geneva as gardeners and caretakers at the great Palace of Peace. Avenol said removal the headquarters to Vichy "probably" Real Estate Houses for Sale MORITZ KATZ 110 ALBANY ST.

TEL 5841. WYCKOFF room house. all improvements. Tel. 695.

DUPLEX house, 2 garages. Must sacrifice. 303 South Fourth H. P. Houses For Rent FOUR room apartment, 6 room house, near Squibb's.

Tel. 2623-J. All improvements SIX room bungalow with garage, Cleremont Ave. GEO. W.

MILLER Tel. 420 or Milltown 151 LIVINGSTON MANOR, 7 rooms, sun: parlor, shower, double garage. Inquire 69 Grant Ave. FIVE room bungalow, garage, modern. up-to-date.

Adler, Franklin Park. BUNGALOW All improvements. Adults Rent. $25. Phone Milltown 262-R.

MODERN homes and apartments, foreclosure bargains. Tel. 4093. Lots for Sale ATTRACTIVE lots Sandford St. Jones Ave.

Will sacrifice for quick sale. Leonard Lipman. Tel. 1914. DESIRABLE lot.

100x150, North Church street, Bound Brook, N.J Restricted residential section. C. B. Garretson 101 West Main Tel. Bound Brook 560.

BARGAIN--Residential section, lot 100x100, corner Arthur and Prigmore, price $400. East Brunswick. Inquire 189 Main Sayreville, N. J. LOTS, $49 and up.

Northwest corner Hamilton and Franklin Blvd. Mortgage money obtained. S. Kauf. man, 14 French St.

Tel. 1527. Wanted to Rent ONE or two rooms--Kitchenette, un. furnished. Private bath.

Central. Tel. 5717 before 6 P. SIX room house, New Brunswick or vicinity. Reasonable.

State rental cost. Write M-3, Home News. FIVE room bungalow or small house. adults. Vicinity Milltown.

Write Box M-4, Home News. BUNGALOW or small house with garage. Will pay $35 month. No children. Handy St.

up, not more than two blocks beyond natatorium. Home News G-103. OBITUARY Deaths--Funerals REV. ROBERT J. HOGAN The body of Rev.

Robert J. Hogan, of Mayfield, N. for many years pastor of the Bellevue Reformed church at Schenectady, N. who died suddena heart attack at his winter home in Daytona, on New Year's Day, will be interred Monday afternoon at the cemetery at Mayfield, N. Y.

The Rev. Jasper S. Hogan, of this city, a brother of the deceased, will have charge of the service. Rev. Robert J.

Hogan was a graduate of Rutgers University and of the New Brunswick Theological Seminary. JOHN L. McKINNEY The body of John L. McKinney, of Harrison avenue, Highland Park, father of Professor Howard D. McKinney, head of the Rutgers music department, and Miss Marion McKinney, who was killed in an automobile accident, two days before Christmas 1939 while enroute to relatives in Florida, was interred Saturday afternoon in the cemetery at Pine Bush, N.

Y. Rev. Dr. Jasper S. Hogan, pastor emeritus of the First Reformed Church, had charge of the service.

Mr. McKinney was active in the work of the First Reformed Church here and had served as an elder. Washington, at street, her home Parlin, follow- died ing a heart attack. Mrs. is survived by the following children: Mrs.

Mary Pasternak, Misses Theresa and Pearl Pish and John and Louis Pish, all of Parlin: four sisters, Mrs. J. A. Wlodaczyk, Mrs. Bertha Pabrota, Mrs.

Carolyn Szok, Mrs. Ann Zeprilnek, all of Parlin, and her mother, Mrs. Mary Pwardos, of Poland. The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 8:30 o'clock the home and at 9 o'clock at St. Stanislaus Church, Sayreville at 9 o'clock where a requiem high MRS.

CATHERINE PISH Catherine Pish, 58, 01 of 357 American Fugitives Sail for New York GENOA, Italy, May 18 (AP) -The United States liner Washington sailed for New York today with 1,100 American fugitives from the war crowding her cabins and overflowing into her lounges. Most of those fleeing the war dangers were from the Balkans. to follow soon on the Italian liner to folow soon on the Italian liner Rex. Some of the new safety features in taxicabs are: a light on the dashboard telling driver if doors are not closed tight; a device to prevent car from rolling backward downhill if motor stalls; a buzzer that warns pedestrians behind the car when the gearshift is in reverse. would not occur unless Switzerland were invaded.

A voluntary exodus has sent more than 150.000 persons into Swiss Alpine and southern lake resorts from the region opposite the German frontier, it was estimated unofficially. Switzerland as a whole remained, calm, however. Real Estate Wanted to Buy TWO- FAMILY house, 5th or 6th Ward. Pay cash. Write Box G-105, Home News.

Farms For Sale COLONIAL GEM 5 MILES FROM NEW BRUNSWICK Resplendent in a rare setting of old shade trees, this rambling colonial farmhouse commands a majestic view of the Watchung Mountains. Within are nine large rooms with center hall and stone fireplace. While retaining its original grandeur, this house has been thoroughly modernized with white oak floors, hot water heat, oil burner, Crane bathroom, etc. There is also a barn-garage. PRICE ONLY $9,500.

PHOTOS This would make an ideal suburban home for businessman, doctor or lawyer. Can be seen by appointment. R. SALKIN, REALTOR 6 French Street Phone 6154 ONE acre, modern. 5-room bungalow.

Garage. $2,500. Varga, 121 French. ACRE, 6 room house, bath, sunparlor, garage, and chicken house. Near city, $2,900.

Small cash. Cohen, 5 Railroad Plaza. 64 ACRES, 10-room house, improvements: chicken house for 1,000 chickens: outer buildings; tractor, other farm implements; 8 miles from city. $4,400. Terms.

T. J. Pepitone, 127 Albany St. Tel. 4895.

Farms for Rent NORTH STELTON, 1 acre, 3 rooms, porch: gas, electric, $15 month. Tel. 731-J-2. FARM for rent along state highway S-28 at South River. National Fireproofing Perth Amboy.

Store for Rent STORE-rent-Cleaning place sale. 225 Neilson. Reng. Tel. 1694.

CONFECTIONERY Store, fountain, near school. Ideal location on Easton Ave. Write W-95, Home News. RARITAN 243-Large and small store. Inquire 84 College Ave.

Tel. 214-J. LARGE store, 100 feet deep. A-1 business location. 47 French St.

Real Estate GEORGE KEEFE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 3 ELM ROW. TEL. 2220 FLOYD S. CLARK TEL 7213 701 Lee Cor. Hollywood St.

mass will be celebrated. Interment will be in the cemetery adjoining under the direction Undertaker Frank Kurzawa of South Amboy. DU -Suddenly, at rest, at Elizabeth, N. on May 16, 1940, Lugene, devoted husband of Fanny Major Du Bois. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend the funeral service at his residence, 14 Atlantic street, Elizabeth, Monday at 2 p.

m. Interment at Rose Hill cemetery, Linden. CAMASTRA-In this city, on May 16, 1940, Mattia, beloved wife of the late Theodore Camastra. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her home, 166 Remsen avenue, Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock and from the Church of St. Mary of Mount Virgin at 9 o'clock where a solemn requiem high mass will be offered for the repose of her soul.

Interment will be in St. Peter's husband of the late Jane Hammell Fleming. Relatives and friends of the family, also members of the Name Society of St. Peter's Church, are respectfully invited to attend a the funeral at the home of his daughter, Mrs. James F.

Keefe 302 Seaman street, on Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock, and at St. Peter's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in St. Peter's cemetery. cemetery.

FLEMING--In this city, on May 17, 1940, James A. Fleming DEINZER-On May 16, 1940, Charlotte, widow of Henry Dein7 zer. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry McLean, 227 Lawrence avenue, Highland Park, on Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock, and at St. Peter's Church at 9 o'clock.

Interment will be in St. Peter's cemetery. DIED HARDING -At Princess Bay, Staten Island, on May 17, 1940, Frances Harding, beloved wife of Patrick Harding. Relatives and friends of the also members of the Catholic Daughters of America, of Tottenville, and members of the Rosary Society of Our Lady Help of Christians Church, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at her residence, 80 Main street, Tottenville, Monday morning at 9:30 and Our Lady Help of Christians' Church, Tottenville, at 10 o'clock. Interment St.

Peter's cemetery, New Brunswick, N. J. Real Estate Real Estate BETWEEN New Brunswick and Bound Brook. Comfortable up-todate 2- or 1-family home with 4 acres of valuable land. Garage Large barn with equipment for poultry raising.

Reduced for immediate sale. Owner leaving district. Write W-88, Home News. PHILIP H. BRUSKIN Real Estate-Insurance.

110 Church St. Tel. 95. Real Estate and Insurance HAZEL D. BUTTLER Telephone 368 LAND for sale, suitable lumber or Andrew yard.

Cheap. Cash $1,300. Popowich Realty Route 25, Metuchen, N. J. PETER BIRO, 108 Real Estate and Insurance.

French St. Tel. 1209. JAMES A. O'CONNELL 392 GEORGE ST.

TEL 80-81 73 Nichol THOMAS H. FLINN Ave. Tel. 1148 DAVID D. DEUTSCH 843 GEORGE ST.

TEL. 6969 COLONIAL GARDENS HOMES--LOTS ATTRACTIVE TERMS Write P. O. Box 227, New Brunswick. Real Estate for Exchange Highway, 5c.

bus fare, for city property. See Jean. Tel. 2431. Seashore Property WILL exchange 8 acres on Lincoln LOTS, $35.

Godfrey Manor (Herbertsville) near Pt. Pleasant, Route 34, turn right at traffic light, south Manasquan River bridge, 1-3 mile. Inspection invited. Agent on property. C.

F. GODFREY, SILVERTON, N. J. POINT PLEASANT $5.31 monthly, 25 months buys lot 40x100 near bathing, etc. R.

E. roth, Pt. Pleasant, N. J. Auction Sale AUCTION SALE Friday, May 24 at 11 o'clock sharp.

Contents of home of Mrs. Elizabeth Matthews, 5 Alexander Street, New Brunswick. Kitchen utensils, 4-burner table top gas stove, practically new; coal stove, combination secretary and bookcase, rug, 9 x12, and others; large wardrobe, beds, bedding, chairs, Singer sewing machine, glassware, chinaware, bricabrac, new Royal Typewriter. Terms Cash. Auctioncer-AMOS WHEATLEY.

Complete Funeral Service Every Detail Carefully Arranged W. H. Quackenboss Son 98 Albany Street New Brunswick, N. J. -PHONE Large Funeral Parlors for Your Convenience Lady Assistant to Take Care of Ladies GEO.

W. BOWNE Funeral Director Embalmer 53 Morris St. New Brunswick Formerly, Herbert Assistant Bowse Telephone 475 J. H. MAHER AND SON Funeral Service Phone 1100 25 EASTON AVE William F.

Harding Funeral Directors 102 Somerset Street Phone 607 Darling Funeral Home B. F. TODD, Prop. Lady Attendant 79 Welton Street-Phome 58 Darling Service Takes Care of Ail Details and Provides for Every Need JOHN E. GLEASON Funeral Director and Embalmer Phone 700 44 Throop Are G.

DeWitt CLINTON Approved Barre Gulld New Brunswick, N. J. Tel. 4353 324 COMMERCIAL AVE. ERECTED EVERYWHERE Rev.

JOHN BODINE THOMPSON First regular pastor of Reformed Church of Highland Park-1891 to 1896. December 2. Orville J. Hogan, a student at the seminary, class of 1893, offered to take charge of the church for six months without compensation if the sum set aside for the pastor's salary were applied to payment of the church indebtedness. This offer was accepted and Dr.

Corwin was given a vote of thanks for leaving the church through its first six months of existence. During the late summer of 1891 it was learned that Rev. John Bodine Thompson, D.D., a noted Reformed minister, was without a charge, was invited to become pastor. accepted and here began his pastorate on October 20, 1891. 1896, Dr.

Thompson solemnized' the mar- Cemetery Memorials TEL. OFFICE 178 RES. 284. J. S.L.

WILTHIN SON MONUMENTS 143 N.MAIN ST. HILLTOWN, N. J. JOHN ECKERT 191-193 French Street Established 1909 ROCK MONUMENTS OF MARKERS AGES Authorized "Rock of Ages" Dealer MEMORIALS! 3303 New Brunswick, N. J.

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