Pyne Poynt Officers on Committee To Aid Moose Minstrel Show Plans

North Camden News: Pyne Poynt Officers on Committee To Aid Moose Minstrel Show Plans By FRANK SHERIDAN Officers of the Pyne Poynt Athletic Association were appointed members of the ways and means committee on Wednesday night by Nicholas W. Hahn, president, to assist in completing arrangements for the minstrel show to be given by Camden Lodge of Moose on April 28 in Webster's Sport Center, Eighth and Market streets. J. Theodore Kates is chairman of the committee. The other members include Mrs. Matilda A. Garwood, Mrs. Alfretta Warner, Mrs. Mary F. Hendricks, Charles Falkenburg, Carroll P. Sherwood, Alfred Weiss, Edward M. Schlereth, Frank Sheridan, Ralph M. Madden and Miss Lucy Devine. Madden and Miss Devine also were named members of the finance committee. The minstrel show will be staged to assist the association in raising funds to finance its golden jubilee Independence Day celebration at Pyne Poynt Park this year. Tickets for the show are now available at the Moose Lodge Home, 315 Cooper street, from Kates at the Milner hotel, Second and Penn street, and from association members. [?]ates announced the Police A[illegible]etic League is cooperating in helping to make the show a success and talented children that organization is selecting in the city schools will appear on the program. A dance will follow the show. * * * HONOR BUTTONS have been presented to 53 children of all grades of the Cooper school, Third and Linden streets, for excellent scholarship and attendance. Louis Feinstein, principal, announces. They include all grades from the third to the seventh. They are: Seventh grade—Michael Graver, Miriam Holshin, Lynda Shaw, Roberta Williamson, Howard Bussard, Jonathan Gubin, Charles Latko, Judith Albrecht, Sandra Badame, Dorothy Duncan, Jeanette Emore, Juliana Sevick. Sixth—Arlene Engstrom, Claudia Stevens, Malcolm Bond, Joseph Gellura, Norman Lepofsky, Russell Jentsch, Harold Fingerhut, John Rossi, James Stewart, Betty Parker, Deborah Gubin, Elizabeth Rowan, Alice Mary Trost. Fifth—Deanna Liebrand, Eleanor D'Ottavi, Hedda Jacobs, Frank Watson, Albert Ferrante, Barbara Badame, Alberta Mannino, Albert Mannino, Herbert O'Dell. Fourth — Dorothea Flowers, Kathleen Krill, Patsy Mason, Harry Berkowitz, Alice Cassady, Rose Chierici, Sally Gamble, Edward Stevens, James White, Franklin Witherow. Third—Margaret Bishop, Catherine Cassady, Kathleen Cobb, Barbara Meckle, Judith Jacobs, Joanne Badame Patricia Patterson, Kenneth Fisher, Edward Penney, Ricardo Santana. * * * MEMBERS of Centenary Tabernacle, State Street and Bethany Churches will attend the mid-year conference of the Camden [words missing at the column seam] rich presiding. A monthly meeting of the Sunday School association will be held at 8 p. m. Tuesday with Walter A. Boyer, superintendent, presiding. * * * MEMBERS of the Fellowship Club of State Street Methodist Church will be served a covered dish supper at 6.30 p. m., in the church social rooms at Sixth and State streets. The members are married couples. The pastor, the Rev. Joseph T. Edwards, will preach on "God's Message to the World" at 10.30 a. m., Sunday. The church school meets at noon and the Youth Fellowship at 6.45 p. m. The pastor will preach at 7.30 p. m. * * * AT GRACE LUTHERAN Church, State street above Fourth street, the pastor, the Rev. William L. Ziegenfus will preach at 11.15 a. m., on "It is Finished" and at 7.45 p. m., his topic will be "The Prefigurative Christ." The Luther League meets at 7 p. m. * * * THE SEWELL A. A. will open its baseball season at the Cornelius Martin County Park, Tenth and Elm streets, on April 30, it was announced at this week's meeting of the club by George Smith, manager. The team will play independent ball, he said following the meeting Wednesday night at Ford's cafe, Tenth and Pearl streets. Ray Keeser and Ed Mortimer, coaches, said the club expects to have a strong team in the field this season. Tryouts are being held this afternoon and beginning Sunday at noon. * * * A BOY was born this week at West Jersey hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moyer, 528 Cedar street. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamby, 817 Linden street, also are parents of a boy born at the same hospital. Twelve persons, who were baptised on Easter Sunday night at Linden Baptist Church, Ninth and Linden streets, will be formally welcomed into church membership at 7.30 p. m., Sunday by the pastor, the Rev. B. Ellsworth Snoddy. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Foote, 845 Grant street, have announced the engagement of Mr. Foote's sister, Miss Doris F. Foote, to Mr. Norman Cross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cross, 305 Morse street. Lindenwold Okays 6 Street Lights Six new street lights have been authorized by Lindenwold council, according to John P. Collins, chairman of the lighting committee. Three of the lights will be erected in the Garden Lake section at Scott and Wade avenues, Columbia avenue and Lake boulevard, and at Park and Fifth avenues. A single light in the Lucaston section will be placed at United States avenue and Bernhard street. In Lindenwold, lights will be located at Holland [cut off at the crop edge]