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MILLBURN &><br />
SHORT HILLS<br />
Founded In 1888<br />
ITEM<br />
THE M1I.LBURN and SHORT HILLS ITEM is published every<br />
Thursday by The Item Publishing and Printing Company, a corporation,<br />
at 391 MUIburn Avenue, MUIburn, N J. Editor, Charles E.<br />
Paulson, Jr. Business Manager. Willard ti. Baetzner Official<br />
at the Post Office at <strong>Millburn</strong>. New Jersey, under Act ot March 8, 1879.<br />
MEMBER: QUALJT? WEEKLIES OF NEW JERSEY<br />
Telephone: <strong>Millburn</strong> 6-1200<br />
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will model 1912 and 1M7 uniform through )oca, scout commissioner5<br />
in addition to school and party . , , ,<br />
, , , . ., , for the show scheduled at 11 a. m.,<br />
dresses featured in this months<br />
American Girl magazine at a L. 2 and 3:30 P- m ' in th « store's audi-<br />
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Memorial Day<br />
Parade Plans<br />
Plans for the annual Memorial<br />
Day services and .parade were<br />
completed this week by a joint<br />
committee of representatives of<br />
both Miliburn and Springfield organizations.<br />
This year, however,<br />
there will be no stops at the various<br />
cemeteries in the two towns<br />
and each town will conduct separate<br />
services.<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong> services will be held<br />
in Taylor Park at 9:1S a. m. The<br />
parade, in Tvhich Springfield will<br />
join, will form at Whittingham<br />
terrace and Mountainview road<br />
and will then proceed north on<br />
Wnittingriam terrace, west on<br />
Milltmrn avenue, south on Short<br />
Hills avenue into Springfield, east<br />
on Morris avenue and north, on<br />
Main street back to <strong>Millburn</strong>,<br />
The Springfield representatives<br />
will hold services on the Municipal<br />
Building green at about 11:<strong>15</strong>.<br />
Order of march will be Grand<br />
Marshal, Police, Bend, Firemen,<br />
American Legion, V.T.W., and<br />
Boy end Girl Scouts. All apparatus<br />
and cars will come at<br />
the end of the parade.<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong>'s committee is composed<br />
of H. F. Buchholz, W. A.<br />
Stoeokle and Harry Nuneviller<br />
representing: the Fire Department;<br />
Homer Wright, Silas Perkins<br />
and Clarence Bair representing<br />
the Legion and Oliver Van<br />
Houten and George Seel representing<br />
the V.F.W.<br />
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Christ Church<br />
Choir Awards<br />
The Eleventh Annual Choir<br />
j Festival was celebrated at Christ<br />
Church in Short Hills last Sunday<br />
afternoon, at which service<br />
awards were given for the year's<br />
work.<br />
The Chamberlain Awards for<br />
the best sermon synopsis were<br />
won by Ruth Jean Philips of the<br />
Girls' Choir and Jansen Treen<br />
Clopper of the Boys' Choir, both<br />
of whom also Won the Choir<br />
Mothers' Awards for perfect attendance<br />
as did Shirley Roth. The<br />
Jelleme Awards for greatest progress<br />
in music "were won by Deborah<br />
Grigg of the Girls' Choir<br />
and Frederick Ranald Kammerer<br />
of the Boys' Choir.<br />
Service crosses with ribbons of<br />
different colors to indicate the<br />
number of years of service in the<br />
Choir were awarded to 145 members<br />
whose regular attendance had<br />
earned them, ranging from 37<br />
awards for a single year of service<br />
to one award for 19 years of continuous<br />
service. Nineteen<br />
bers of the Auxiliary Division<br />
graduated to the Girls' and Boys'<br />
Divisions.<br />
Honor degrees . for completion<br />
of requirements in the Choir<br />
School were awarded as follows:<br />
1st Degree—Judith Koenig Dey,<br />
Deborah Grigg, Frederick Ronald<br />
Kammerer and Diane Wheeler.<br />
2nd Degree—Elizabeth Lee Alford,<br />
Jansen Treen Clopper and<br />
Ruth Jean Philips.<br />
3rd Degree — Nancy Burgess<br />
Smith and Henrietta Lewis Simler.<br />
The festival is the climax of the<br />
year's work for the junior choristers,<br />
particularly for those who<br />
undertake the special work for<br />
; honor degrees. Starting with mu-<br />
Many people think it is necessary to come in person to make<br />
bank deposits. It isn't! We are always glad to see you at your<br />
First National, but if it is more convenient, mail in your check<br />
or money order deposits; perhaps you'll save a day or several<br />
days by v doing so.<br />
Merely endorse your check "for deposit only," and sign your name<br />
as it appears on you? bank account. We acknowledge receipt, and<br />
send you an easy form for your next mail deposit.<br />
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The <strong>Millburn</strong> & Short Hills ITEM<br />
lend, to spend a month with thai]<br />
sic fundamentals, they progress rected by W. Lindsay Smith, or- K.. Hollister, Mine Adelaide J.<br />
Greene, choir mother, and Miss daughter, .Mrs. Raymond Hapwarc<br />
through sight singing, vocal inganist and choirmaster, Mrs.<br />
Ruth Southwick, librarian. Rob-<br />
Kilpatrick (Associate), Mrs. Al-<br />
of 507 Wyoming avenue<br />
struction, and melody writing to Frederick A. Renard is director of<br />
ert E. Wallace is chairman of the Mrs. Hapward, English wai<br />
fred R. Blemings, and Mrs. Fred<br />
the study of harmony and the the Auxiliary Division. They are<br />
Music Committee.<br />
bride of Raymond Hapward, anc<br />
composition of humn tunes which assisted in Church Worship by<br />
Herrlgel, Jr. Shirley Greene and<br />
son Robert, came to Millfaurc<br />
are requirement* for the second Rev. Robert F. Beattie, Mrs. Ray Anne Symonds are • assistant<br />
early last fall.<br />
and third degrees.. Carried along<br />
Boedecker, Mrs. R. E. Walker, librarians, and the junior librari- War Bride<br />
The Vanesses, greatly impreseet<br />
Miss Gertrude Clarkson, Fredans are Charlon Cairns, Nancy<br />
on their first visit to this coun-<br />
with their musical training is the erick J- Reutlinger, and E. C.<br />
study of the Church's history and<br />
Farrar, Carol Bradley, Virginia Parents Here try, are amazed at the abundance<br />
Hammond. Assisting at rehear-<br />
services, and the duties of a choir.<br />
Perkins, and Gladys Merriok.<br />
of food and clothing in. the stores<br />
sals and services are the Choir<br />
Mr and Mrs. George Veness<br />
The Choir School, under the<br />
Officers of the Senior Division<br />
and markets in comparison to the<br />
Mothers, Mrs. Wm H. Hardie,<br />
arrived Saturday morning •via<br />
general supervision .of the Rector<br />
are Charles Southwick, president,<br />
m their still ration, and coupon bound Eng-<br />
Mrs. Chas. B. Kane (Associate),<br />
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Mrs. Herbert F. Whitmore, vicfi.land.<br />
Rev. Herbert H. Cooper, is di- Mrs. Robert L. Bngler. Mrs. Slover<br />
home in Wallington Surrey,<br />
president, Mrs". W. Sherman<br />
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