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To Entertain<br />
For Niece<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berg Jr.<br />
of Crougates will entertain at<br />
a buffet dinner on June 12, following<br />
the wedding rehearsal<br />
of their niece Miss Doris Berg,<br />
daughter or Mr. and Mrs. William<br />
H. Berg of South Orange,<br />
and Ensign Charles E. Hewes,<br />
UB.N.R., of Farming ton, Conn.<br />
The bridal party and members<br />
of both families will be present.<br />
On Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs.<br />
Berg will attend the graduation<br />
of their son Peter from<br />
lawrencerllle. Following the<br />
wedding on June ISth, Mr. and<br />
Mrs. Berg and Peter, will leave<br />
for Bay Read where they will<br />
spend the summer.<br />
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kin. P. M. Van der Does and<br />
Infant daughter, Johannes<br />
Scott, of Wilton, Conn., are<br />
visiting Mrs. Van der Does parents.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. J. Osgood<br />
Nlcol of Highland avenue.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. J. Andre Fouilhoux.<br />
Miss Clark of Baltimore,<br />
Mrs. roullhoux'a sister, Mr. and<br />
Mrs. 3. Osgood Nlcol. and Boiling<br />
Robertson, were luncheon<br />
guests on Sunday of Mrs. Q. W.<br />
Holmes Thomas of Summit.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Massey<br />
of Haddonfleld road, will attend<br />
the graduation of their<br />
son Robert, from Lawrencevllle,<br />
on June 9th. Robert will enter<br />
Princeton about July 1st.<br />
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The <strong>Millburn</strong> &* Short Hills ITEM<br />
BY order of the War Production Board, restrictions<br />
have been placed on telephone service and equipment<br />
in order to shift thousands of tons of materials<br />
from telephone manufacture to war production.<br />
We shall do our best to meet, the situation and to keep<br />
service at a high level of quality. When you can't get<br />
just the service or equipment you need, or when your<br />
calls are delayed, please remember these are war times.<br />
For detailed information concerning how restrictions<br />
may affect you, please consult our business office.<br />
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Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Moses of<br />
French, Mr. Day's son-in-law<br />
W. Beechcroft road, gave a Day-Cole Wedding and daughter, and another son-<br />
cocktail party on Memorial Day,<br />
in-law Lt. Names E. Barrett, U.<br />
at their home. Their daughter,<br />
S.N.R. also Mr. Day's sister, Miss<br />
Miss Marion Moses, is home for In Short Hills<br />
Mary L. Day and the grandchil-<br />
a few weeks from Mt. Holyoke<br />
dren.<br />
College, and will return abqjit In a wedding ceremony dig- Mr. Day's four sons and two<br />
June 15 for the accelerated nified by its simplicity, Mrs. sons-in-law are graduates of<br />
course.<br />
Louise Young Cole of 277 Park Harvard College and five of<br />
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avenue, Manhattan, was mar- them are in the Army and Navy<br />
Harrison F. Durand of W. ried Sunday to Joseph P. Day,<br />
With every car being cared<br />
and the sixth, is entering the<br />
Beechcroft road, has been In nationally known realtor, at<br />
for as never before, the care<br />
service.<br />
South Dakota visiting his par- "Pleasant Days," Mr. Day's<br />
the service station attendants<br />
ents and attending his reunion country estate at Short Hills.<br />
After a brief trip the couple give is most vital. In this new<br />
at Yankton College.<br />
The Rev. Herbert Cooper, rec-<br />
will reside at 34 Gramercy way of life, Al's Texaco Station,<br />
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tor of Christ Church, Short<br />
Park, Manhattan.<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong> avenue welcomes your<br />
On Saturday, Marie Clarkson, Hills, officiated. *<br />
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patronage. You get the best at<br />
Al's friendly service.<br />
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lieutenant Bernard P. Day, On Wednesday, Mrs. E. L.<br />
Clarkson of Twin Oak road, U.S.N.R. was best man while Kincaid of Wyndham terrace, Just about every wedding I've<br />
celebrated her fifth birthday Mrs. Joseph P. Day, Jr., was entertained at tea at her home attended in this vicinity has<br />
with a party. Her small guests matron of honor.<br />
for the mothers of the Third been "done" by Harth, The<br />
Included, her sister, Carolyn Only members of the imme-<br />
Grade of the Short Hills School. Florist. The Harth establish-<br />
Clarkson; a cousin Virginia dlte families were present,<br />
Mrs. Kincaid is the class, mothment is equipped to "do" your<br />
Clarkson, Betty Blbbins, Betsy among whom were Dr. and Mrs.<br />
er.<br />
wedding, no matter how small<br />
Williams, Jane Qlae, Rosalie Joseph P. Day Jr., Lt. Bernard<br />
or how large. Harth has flow-<br />
and Mary Seton Benzinger, Bar- P. Day, U.S.N.R. and Mrs. Day,<br />
ers for all occasions. Ticlaets at<br />
bara Kress and Mary Ann Win- Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Day,<br />
<strong>Millburn</strong> Theatre for Mrs. Oscar<br />
terer.<br />
APPLIANCE REPAIRS<br />
Lt. Fairfield P. Day, U.S.N.R.<br />
Hench, week of June 8.<br />
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and Mrs. Day, all sons and "See The Marks Bros."<br />
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Mrs. M. Nicholson and Mrs. daughters-in-law of Mr. Day, RADIO SALES CORP. Once a year Dad gets in his<br />
John Nixon of South Orange"" Lt. Commander Arthur E.<br />
3*7 <strong>Millburn</strong> Avenue innings. His Day comes the<br />
and Mrs. Harry Reusch of French, UJ3.C.G.R. and Mrs. <strong>Millburn</strong> 6-0015 second Sunday in June. If you<br />
Brooklyn, were the week-end<br />
are puzzling your head over<br />
guests of Mrs. Charles E. Mitch-<br />
what to give your Dad this<br />
ell of Washington avenue, over<br />
year, I have some ideas. At<br />
last week-end. Mrs. Mitchell<br />
Kaiser's Pharmacy you'll find<br />
took her guests to the Maple- SOUTH ORANGE STORAGE CORP. the nicest sets of All Spice and<br />
818 Valler Street. South Orance<br />
wood Club on Decoration Day.<br />
Yardley. Shaving mugs toilet<br />
South Orange 2-4000<br />
water, soap and talc with scent<br />
STATIONERY<br />
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the male folks like. An-<br />
FOR HOME. SCHOOL<br />
FIREPROOF<br />
other trend includes cigarettes,<br />
OR OFFICE<br />
cigars or a pipe to give hfan<br />
BOMB PROTECTED<br />
many hours of comfort.<br />
— TOYS —<br />
GREETING CARDS<br />
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ALPER'S<br />
STORAGE June still leads in the Parade<br />
of Brides. For the brides on<br />
45 MAIN STREET MI 6-0674<br />
your list, choose a gift of long<br />
lasting value. The Betty Telfer<br />
Studio has a gold mine of<br />
gifts for brides that are rare<br />
and enchanting.<br />
The modern gal doe:i i staj<br />
lioiiir uki June Uuys to wash<br />
and iion. When her Red Cross<br />
or A'.W.V.S. work is ended, a<br />
picnic, bridge or gardenm: la<br />
her relaxation. She tends bet<br />
laundry to Morey La Rue.<br />
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If yOU'Ve seen I In- r;trl :; nl<br />
cotton dresses at the Suburban<br />
Apparel Shoppe, you wont<br />
Telephone<br />
blame me for raving aboul- Mum.<br />
Almost any color, in stripes or<br />
plain. From teen age to bheix<br />
grandmas age, are cotton BO<br />
in keeping with I tu fcimea and<br />
weather. On B bumid day you<br />
can look anil i rl u crisp as a<br />
lettuce leaf Is one of Suburban's<br />
cotton dresses.<br />
Bugs assail us from all sides<br />
during summer months. From<br />
the lowly ant to inch worms,<br />
rose bugs and beetles. TlgBr'i<br />
Hardware recommend insecticides<br />
which are enemies of<br />
these pests. By the way, have<br />
you ::D elect] ii 1 !':i a fox summer?<br />
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f urely can get hot around<br />
these parts in June. Thin M<br />
I resign from baking. I keep<br />
cookies, and pound cake in the<br />
larder from Ritter's Bakery- for<br />
any occasion. Ritter's bakers<br />
will do whatever special baking<br />
you desire. Get in the habit of<br />
having them bake for you.<br />
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Fisher Furniture Galleries<br />
have a charming group of<br />
hand-made reproductions of<br />
Honduras mahogany. They have<br />
a beautiful sofa in Honduras<br />
mohogany Whose original is in<br />
the East room, of the White<br />
House. Such fine furniture can<br />
be yours.<br />
Folks who patronize Virginia's<br />
Tea Room (formerly Pale<br />
soon discover it is a place the<br />
young i I HI fcreni ttaei] will<br />
ate Adv.