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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
3
Central Press notes light-hearted summer gowns in airy fabrics and chiffon. Describes pastel yellow dresses with long sleeves, multicolored floral trims, and intricate net ruffles. Highlights satin pink ensembles, fur-bordered coats, and copper scintella metallic fabrics for fall wraps with iridescent tones.
The Fifth Annual Commencement of New Jersey College for Women at Rutgers University takes place tomorrow with outdoor exercises on Antilles Field. Alice Ames Winter delivers the commencement address as degrees are conferred on ninety three seniors. events include a program of musical performances, speeches, and campus activities through the week.
Congressman Appleby of Asbury Park sails from San Francisco for Honolulu Guam Manila and Shanghai and Chefoo on a special passport issued by the State Department. The trip will include a look at anti oil pollution and he will chair hearings upon return with officers in Washington.
Edna Bammond and Donald Leroy Finch, both of Woodbridge New Jersey, were married on Wednesday May 1 by Justice Gernite Gardner in his private office on Public Avenue Montrove, Pa near here.
Garden and Poultry Notes offers guidance for spring renovations with late summer timing, and outlines insect control for vegetables. It covers chewing insects, the use of arsenate of lead, and nicotine sulfate sprays, advising thorough coverage and regular inspection of plants for effective protection.
Miss Beatrice Woapley daughter of Mr and Mrs Tf W Wooley of Carteret became the bride of Ulrich Eisenmann of Princeton in a 7 30 pm ceremony at the First Presbyterian church Rev Leroy Dillener officiated The bride wore a white georgette gown with a tulle veil orange blossom sprays and white carnation bouquet The bridesmaid was Mabel Bolce of Matawan with peach georgette and pink carnations Best man was Luther Eisenmann of Kingston A large reception followed with many relatives and friends attending
A 110 year old inmate known as Aunt Charity in Laurens County South Carolina has graying hair that turns black and claims second sight. She attributes long life to hard work prayer and daily labor while residents at the county home reflect on her unusual aging.
A party of women from Woodbridge and nearby towns visited Sister Mary formerly Miss Mary McGuirk of Woodbridge at Convent Reta Hall in Atlantee City. The guests included Nellie O'Hagan, Kathleen and Mary McGuirk, and many others from Sewaren Rahway Perth Amboy and surrounding areas.
The Iselin Democratic Women's group will attend a Lincoln Inn rally on June 9. The Ladies' Auxiliary held its regular meeting May 28 at Mrs T Mc Bermatt's home on Barding Avenue with strong attendance. Members approved attending the Democratic Women's Get-together dinner and enjoyed refreshments, dancing, and music after the session.
The Ladies' Ald Society of the Presbyterian church held its last weekly tea at Mrs I J Reimers home on Maple Avenue with about thirty members. The group plans a missionary lunch the next Wednesday at the church, luncheon served at 1 PM, meeting to open at 2 30 PM led by Mrs Reimer, with Mrs Mary Buchanan of Rahway Avenue visiting.
A first person reminiscence describes a serene June afternoon with carpet like grass and calm skies. Friends discuss Billy's disdain for Saturdays, a church visit boredom, and a playful mischief ending with a fly swatter snap and a small moral learning.
The page presents a mixed menu with breakfast and dinner items including banana and rhubarb dishes, eggs, toast, pineapple, and ham with potato and salad elements. It also provides recipes for tomato ham sauce, barley custard, cottage cheese salad, prune sponge cake, and a guide to care for a waffle iron and bedroom textiles.
A fragment describes an old sewing table with the legs still attached. The note hints at preserved components and potential restoration value.
The article stresses thorough cleansing of fruits and vegetables before processing and the use of freshly gathered, decay-free produce for successful canning. It underlines these two factors as essential to quality and safety in canning operations.
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