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PERFECT ATTENDANCE USTSjqggj. | ^ -tiVjlJiiwinR’ Is tt»R li»t of pupih in tho Eights-Grauu and the Kubway HighSchool who had a perfect uttcndoQcerecord during September. The Rat in* eludes 152 in Mio E:ghth Grade out of an enrollment o£ IS2: *nd the High School list of 2S6 out .»t an enrollmentor 3?.*-------------lltyfcft* Cirad* ‘Donald !tam»a. Illrbard Klllntt, Waiter (Jlltoin, JuhJii Paul Howard,f^turln HoWr, J»b UrCulluDgh, Edwin farktrJ. Adam l'Uvoiirhak. Etrrrll llttli-*ua. Kilward Sehovttrf. Cdurard Touipkln*,Curlli Tiiwtiieud, LckIi Tura»T, TbotM* Huchio, It-*** hrnkr, Alvin ltedrman, Koo.'crha. Andjrrr JLsljardl, IN«U* loir I*a liardi. J«»«*j»b. MadJrn. Jutrn O'Cott-R«r. !{-rtxiri Srluffer, H«*rt«*rl SehutC. Vrt]|nini] Sumlw. Otic* Solll^rs^f. Pat I\tk william Turner, Stanley Vuorhr,'*. GvOic* Way. John Je.P 11nrotd BWW-'TIRxrmutitl arrnn. kijiucdq n«cai, »w|*11France* CaJ dwell, Jennie Carroll, Mudotie^W*xm iJC^Ciniah^ftwMcrilu th~G«.r^:ETejyn Howard, Marjorie Jones,DtTii Homer, Victor Jones, George Lin* rer, Edward Lore, Stanly Maaop Cbarlea Manreo, Joseph ilnffe, Kramer Morrlaac.WUlltto Nlckao, -WHIlam Oppenhelracr, Carlton Parker. Harold Rand, John Ter-pai. Marie Linger, Dorothy LeCompte. Adlt;dkna Lyom McDonnell, BothArlene Yaturbl, Peter Gao to muse, Arnold Schott. William Bcott, Robert Shotwcll.James Smith. Kenneth Thomti, Edward Tansco, William Wclgl, Amos White, Jo-Bcberlt. Serena Roblnton, Virginia Sachem, Florence Schaefer. Noma Sptlmior, Stella Tomaaorlc, Helen Vail, Sazan do VanLlewr, CUra White. Stella Zollo.lt;lp|l!crjjt'f. William !.a*on. Donald Mar — ..-ttnr-JTTtar-^’w-trlrlr^Vimcon t)rrr Fccter Qr-j —Wllsay,—Mnrgartt—Gelctr^ Wargamlith. Vlrwr Will Earn i*. John Van Kline. Mildred Ftmlkn, V Ire lu la Fubr, Myrtle Hugh,-*. Isabel Johnson. Gladys Jones,Ilka K In dr run f, Kaitierine Lander, Doro* iby MJIJ«r, Join Frondalty. Sievea GyojT,Georpi* Meyer*. Kir hard Ifundranr. Rny-moud ijcjRu-r. Jutrph 5»Jr, Julius SwJerk.John Vail. Frank WylUe, t*Ult;g ZlitnyUaruld llalrd, IVlllard ltanon. Coart-tandl JU-rry, William LaMorte, DorothyI^flry. rotbcriiiA SehmarJing, limb Shafer.CUultetli Szaliutnlk. Grrtrodo Tarlach,.Vr,irtilnt.i V^iUiibt. Util Li Bauer, HenriettaParent-Teacher Ass’nAt Iincoln Sdiool MeetsThe opening meeting of tho Lincoln School PareutTeacher Association wasSeven members of la^t June’s graduating class enrolled In the fresh man dass at Rutgers UuiYerskv this fall.I m T:. , Wddar Edith btoekaaa,. held Monday afternoon, and plansllaf-l M«-rtti33U. Mary hrlstof, Earl Cork- . . 4. . ...• 4, buff. Daua Cnvanacirii. neltoer Chrlstea-! were made for the holding Of two at* Ren. George Cumray. Junmti I*anl, Fraak-Ij'n I.»V«jmpte, Alh-o MeillbKcr, Mkbael 'Ifwnn, Wilmot Mllbary. Jlt;-rry XlorrlJt,Th-.mg,, I’j^krua, Atfrrtl FliinkMt. Robert* tT1 ,RtTcfc.T, i’hiiru-j Roberta. Fred Schmidt, ™ fflven to the upper grades ana J'TiT15 HT‘irr,t, 3kJ^l!drli* llitjfip another to the lower class who haveUMb. Mare Marlt;tlt;.nahl. Ihdea Manir».i,i,, ,__^.v^_ » -____-V i;_ r™«''\tiW), lEKwli^]. Slanry. tijlMjbefli h ^r *{-^rf-Tlta et ^het41 Mrbrl lli'yL'cnd t. WUi- ^arL Firbfira Mltchdl (meeting. The prlios will be pictures.l*ia Hl'st-T. Rujidi J^ atk**. Sl^ brn’Shup Moonv Mar^arrl OrilyfcA, ttsTrlctacconllag to an a n no u nee me ni made loday hy Luther H. Martin, registrar at the unirersltj*.They arc: Francis - E.~ Cowle, 135 Elm avenue; Robert Lindsay, 82 Maple avenue; Michael Maurer, SOTJnJon street; Jesse W. Overton, 23_Bryarttterrace; Ferdinand I*. Wolcott, 34Jatjues avenue; Samuel Zuman, 37 Main street, and Herbert W. Castor, who gave his address as 10R Centennial arenue, Cranfcrd.Twenty counties in New Jersey are tendance centeetA at each monthly ■ represented among the members ofmeeting of the association, A• prfie i ^- ^resU 1111111 C^3SS* Essex Countyleads the list with S3r Middlesex is SGeond with 58. and Union third with 43. The entering class at the Statejvr. C.-rn^lltM Mrirtr. W.irrt-ni U’rlUr,Kullf. FrnJ Xulb*, IMnb-l Ab«3r*rlt;k.h. tMi*«n ltnr«kt», Ar«i»b1 I'arkhuffTtitrr CripjHi!.1!. UiyiEMid K!«'u. FrrtlM-*^•lurlna. — ,—........ this year, with the result that theThe prize* Monday wertr won by the [class as a whole Is considered ons of jpapawlrI, Mlirivn rei«r-?ITfth Grade class of Miss Ciarir'and nhe^'“best ^ prepared; r-ver to- enterMabel Rutgers.{-(.}rrr«tn I SK. iimwiiLin; of MfS.0»n lt.«r.l Martfarvt siueadlnger.; the Third Grade class of Miss L UUtiix .sjiiMh. l»«ro:hy Tlt;rry, Cfcauue^y1. ^iMvb! Kdivanls. Hnbfrt EaBrimaB.; A wMnmlttee consisting of 3')lIT^ruri'T^rvrj7LTV:ri“-?V* ~GHroi57TT’UTrfrti«rn~ilarrr-l^ncJitt-MjitTli; Charles; Nordmeyer- and-Mrs—Cr^Ah- T,2/|ies? S^WinBT'SoCi^tvF^ti.uir Lvur—ji. sidbr. Tisnjua*! Kwing. ituvnrd Farr.ut. Aks Garofoi«. - drevry was named to purchase pit- Vr -r^*Q-*\*vrii, ruztw* IW. uu-bird ll‘ ^n !!]ras,i!it; Hires for the prizes. HaS FlTSt Fail Mea/.n Th,,:i3. SjtiioluaKti, Ju lu» ^bullt. HV-tH. KPUOfth lU-drcoan, Lout* Hr«S- . ..... -Artlwr lt;*arl^»u. sUt»v]*b Oilbrl. Adrrw ^’'•iKrr.Jnllu* l!«rntcl( iiktiii^n KtiU'b^r,PIi.imI. Mkliln^J «Htifrli|a. Acsu HaTcinrr-Marjr l|rfjili*rlt;«hlt;‘SjL. -*iran-r Krtlylr. Utr?rirt Kile..'. Iti-lrn Krtlchi. Dtbf-l Knlt;inf.prizeon was appointed to at-State Convention at theCarteret Hetel at Asbury Park on November 3, 4 and 5. These were Mrs. J. L. LaPorte. Mrs. MooMeeting»lt;n.■ 1.-13 k*,* 11* -U IT C-tlSr^r- J.R® -};« Uuiitir. laicu-i.j Niiv»iiay. Ktbd lt*»y.AJ'ta IVjtrW TJj*‘*r, Marlha'Vritfl, llarrift bitlrnmn. Jv».i Uml'-r.U«fjr Dunw, KUxdl^ih Mub. StrlL 11lt;*U£,!!«»*• Mafcsn’Iiii'. Etjuna I’JurL-llrS^bUlt;-rnurlt;a. ^mltb. Aisii* Sw.'1:iIl**I TluinitB. Htti-fl Vofl-llrjQ, Itliul'clb llwkSuOyR4.Vi|.|ii’b. Tht-r^vi I’ftualof, Anr.r Hurna,Wary Ttilt;W3 Jamliw.*.1', Fltl^ t.a«-httuifts, Kl!rii!3f- l.s»ff(!ff ....lian-l JUllrr. Atitu Fi«»r««*Ivtvru'ti. liT,*D'n Smrcl*. Auiia Taylor, llarjr Trfj'at. Aft-nu, AitrtaJUfAck^rtnati. Mirtha Itiruni, UilihrJ IU-rg-vtaII, At|i i.'faan*. Jcbs D,Atat»T'»A3, Cbar-tnUr Fr^—-r. Vifi-tu H«yi. Marl.m I.inab. -lt;lt;*TrcltTii'n—t si Kfra’fttrr—Hqdir, s.3.11- their Jolly. J«’bn Srfia-f»*r. M^rh.n WjHor.. Ed- rrtbimilU*!* headedThe opening meeting tor the fall season of the Ladles* Sewing Society of the Second Presbyterian Church was bold at the home of Mrs, S. D.avenue, Mon* Vrrangements werebe- held for several season were members, the hostess ably as*r.!T. ’ gjstpci hv her grand children, the.. - Mrs. T. H, Rob-! Slisses Charlotte and Eleanor Roberts.rhalll-L 'F!^r*:lw«-VK«I»1*J'rnrarto!*, John.- ertSlt; Jr‘* in:rolt;Inced theiV^-UEoJi.-ivnram Cnnmr, »uir D»irnaa. voted to inauRurato a • bunkiug Marsh, president, Mrs. W. H. Carver, i:lt;.m i»JF'*nii', Anna Di.urAim|ai:L Clara: system in the school and •'innuunee-} Mrs. Phil Hoffman. Mrs. S. Harced, iNvusian. iir!«-n hrcw*c«*. Waiter Dtira. Mar ■ ment was also made of the County Mrs. j, h. Covert, Mrs. E. 0. Raltz.M.irklsar.’t Gitmnn. f.kvlbau*. Starztr*'* ^lpn,fjnr' Innn rtcrohAr-9.Aiuvhuj llari^A i;i«*-i«P n-.ffn33n^-«’nltlrTV-Jr1|nr-‘-Jt£*ijnc,n^IJ^I1-on UCtO0^r Kliiabrih Kish. Marian Maurrr. Lury . - ----■tvnrsAt Rahway High Schoolcar l-of^ru. liwr- R^wan. Waller Sum.! '-'llUCr LtCauerS XbieCieaAu*»j Anna .lt;hi‘Ifr»ru Tluth Ftary. !a :Tli—iia. William P-oIrn«*r. DAm-‘Il.-sirr Ikul,o|*t* itllcuan. ! “Alriantirr K:illa. Chari'-* Sclulift, Ar j Thi* minua 1 ^toctlon nf cheer lead-fhi*r warrrR K«'ii3 :^th .\,Vr Kobprt ll«r : f.r?! sva held the Rah wav Highnor, Chjrlfi DctjaUl Rrntcr, Arers wanbool_]a*i_FrWa,v. Try-outs wereptiVcN. M-n-iv, Marion 'iraTH, heldT and the following leaders ap-alter Sauers and David Tandy and Collins John*r i-jit «. -r .dii'D uvlt;u auu laI Ruth ll.ih-v, HiLii I irr. Virginia l^rjr, 1 pointed; W; j Dornthvo Mar^h. i:irnr.»t Rohdr. MarjrirpJ *I lir,!*,’?1!*, Ati!i4 Sinfoi:js*m-. SJtstora Squlfr,Mrs—H ^Mr Red ford. Mis s -E.“Share r, Mrs. CArrie Liodsay, Mrs. I. E. Jones, Mrs. E. Story. Mrs. W. H, Randolph, Mrs. E. A. Oberman, Mrs. C. Gray, Miss M. Mansfield, Treasurer Miss G. T, Underhill, Mrs. S. D, Mershon and S*-rrutarj* Mrs, A. S. Raukine. LIGHTS OUT FIVE HOURS_When a transmission wire fellinthe Third Ward section of tho citySunday ni^lu. hnu^es were thrownliAvllwi-r;. |L'Airi«lt;^Roy. I!«-•! Stnl,«i!mrjr, i;*1oa WaI. IiHigh •m’-IiaaIUar TmIIo, Murilt;'t Tlclt;. -..—,- ......- —..... -.....-- - , r _ ,Vihfvni Vju ii.»T.li»n. Iloviril Vp»rbKn.trier \lCon. Dctntthy l»rw. Hilda Awry. SOR. Wtlllam L3M07te and TneoaoreUn darkness for several blocks and CUrrBPi* Vr,» ^«, J.ihh* Wat-^s, Miehael Mol dln. lUi-krr. I.llllan Carlson, Florrace. Seidel, Henry Weitz. and Herbert J they were without Ii?lit for five hours, Wirpn. White. Cir.dhto Wyekoflf, Pinmrp. !ary D.^l- r ' Harri« ; T**o iransmi'S-i'ori wire fell nn hlchUlidrrU Smith. Mlltnft RaM-h, Mab^l ItlH. Knttla. Klla Ford, Frank O T\n...,,,3:4 , I. 'i..,!, *1'’ ' . k . , r*Maskuwakl, jljjihlv Mcidt-sky. n lt;(»•*. William t’rarnrr. Frank Cruv. Joseph They dul ad id fti). h at Ihe op(n- .olta^ij .1 ^ho^I circuit.Jr»hn £^arrrT1lt;*»r*ri| 1‘lun.ibnflT. ] WRll.itn Harrison Du- leg rlt;K»1briM game at Carteret Satur*,T.ie tirht- -vf:-- out fnm UT3t 11John s-hma.-tlnir. Harry John] John Kliloit. Wilbur Fas a nr, John dav aft*rr.oou. and aided materially in' H p. ;n.CHsboIs. John IlillHTi. C^rsr lloflrsujn.JIV«Irl«h. U*y Hahrrlo. Seyr»l.*j Hoyt. ,h* ,vjn the hjrb *Frank ll ^.m.n. Frank Irdrlhato. Ulrhiri P^ul Hulfrk. WlllaM Jraalnsr. Adrian f ? ^j| at.onfl] WHJ over Ue DlgnKArtwrly. J.Um K««t.ral. ThunUirt* i.au- !.*■, Thofiia- M,.«4f!ian. Anna Kmlris. PCbooI Cicren In that place. ADS A|ARE AIM INVESTMENT
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