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