SUBURBAN SEWS PLAINFIELD, N. COURIEE-NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBEUAEY 11, 1955 Telephone Plainfield 6-8000 PAGE SIXTEEN Commodity Youths to Hear Paterson Pastor Gree.n Brook The Enoch Moore of the Hawthorne Gospel GRASS FIRE PUT OUT Fanwood The Fire Department put out a grass fire yesterday at 1:15 p.m. in the rear of 47 Cray Terr. 46; extras, lance. (45-43 45-45 'a: extras, medium.
44-44. Browns: Extras. (48-50 extras, large, (45-44 45-45H. Nearby Whitev Top quality, (48-50 lbs 46-: mediums. 45-45S; smalls.
41-41. Browns: Top ouality. 48-50 46-47; mediums. 44-44; smalls, 41-41 Markets Case Worker Begins Duties (Picture to the Right) Boards of the United Family and Children's Society of Plain-field and Community Service Society of Bound Brook have 1 Tabernacle, Paterson, will address a youth conference spon 1 New York CAP) (USDA) Supplies were moderate and demand was fair in the wholesale fruit and vegetable mar sored by the Green Brook Bap On Top Of The World 1 i iv tist Church and the Fundamen ket, aweet potatoes sola nigner. Carrots Topped and washed, bu.
K. 2.00. talist churches of the Plainfield Chives N. J. flats, 24s.
2.50-3.00; oots. a'A-in. 18s. fair cond jointly announced addition of quart 8s, fair area tomorrow at 8 p.m. inthe Green Brook SchooL Representatives of churches in Morseraaisn s-io.
punaies. wasnea. some fair 2.00-2.25. Leeks 4-5 bu. 8s.
6.00. ParsniDS ToDDed and washed. Vi-bu. N. 1.25.
Plainfield, North Plainfield, New Potatoes unwasnea. u. s. no. l.
size H. i Gin 50-1 b. sacks. Katahdins. 1.45-50: Green 1.40-45: large size.
1.65: size B. 65; ouality and lily 7A my ft 1.00. Durham, Somerville, Mountainside, Middlesex Borough and Mill-ington will attend. The pastors of the represented churches will be in charge. Radisnes oreen house, per 14.
Sweet Potatoes Bu. bask, and Jeisev type. 3.25; "Maryland Goldens." 3 50-75: poorer appearance. 2.50-3 OH: Nagel Heads Drive Group. (Picture to the Right) Edward B.
Nagel of 1121 Putnam Ave. will serve as chairman of the commercial division of the Fed Cross drive.His appointment has been announced by Donald E. Carter, general chairman of the 1955 Red Cross campaign for the Plainfield chapter. Mr. is treasurer of the Plainfield Savings and Loan Association, and last year was elected secretary-treasurer of the Savings and Loan League of the Plainfields.
He served in the Navy during World War 2, and was on the headquarters ship for the Normandy invasion. Shortly after, he was one of a group of 24 detached from that ship and affiliated with First Army Headquarters in France to run mesages. Mr. Nagel explained that he knows American Red Cross work "first hand from the Rainbow Corner Club in London during World War 2," and added, "I made a broadcast in 1945 back here from that Red Cross club." After attending Plainfield High School, Mr. Nagel studied at Carson Long Military Academy in New Bloomfield, from which ha was graduated.
OiUs (Orange). 3.25-75; Ail Golds (Ofcla-homas). 4.50. Turnips Topped and washed white. N.
J- bu. 1.75-2.00. Philip L. Turner, social worker from New York, to the Bound Brook organization's case work staff. A working agreement has been established between the two agencies.
Mr. Turner, now residing with his wife and son at 316 John came to Bound Brook from the social service department of Montef iore Hospital in New York. Previously he worked for the Brooklyn Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children and the Metropolitan Hospital, New York. He is a graduate of Amherst! College (Mass.) arid the New York School of Social Work. He I served in the Navy in World War NEW YORK EGG MARKET New York AP (USDA) Wholesale Edward B.
Nagel Heads Commercial Unit Photo by Normandy Studio Philip L. Turner New Social Worker Eg prices were firm. Receipts. 16.368. (Wholesale selling prices based on exchange and other volume sales).
Midwestern Mixed Colorsr Extras. (48-50 45-46: extras, large. (45-48 44- Mrs. Dwyer to Speak Scotch Plains Assemblywoman Florence P. Dwyer of Elizabeth will discuss legislation concerning the home and school before the Shackamaxon PTA Tuesday at 8:15 p.
m. in the school. Dog Licenses Due 45V: extras medium. 43-44: smalls. 40Vi-4l; standards, large, 4J-44; 38-39; cnecks, 3 8 '-i -as "2.
With an FSP Watchung Police Chief Ralph Whites: extras. ch-m 45V4- Containers Yield $185 Somerville Approximately 100 coin containers placed in area business establishments to supplement the Christmas Seal Sale during December brought in $185, Mrs. Rolland W. Howell, Somerset County chairman, announced today. Barrett said today that police are picking up all dogs running at large and that the owners are being fined.
He also stated that the deadline date on the licensing of dogs is Feb. 1 and that owners should get their dogs properly licensed immediately. 2 as a deck and communications officer. LlOtJS EWER DRIVE Morals Case Plea Made Wilbur Sturtevant of RFD 1, Bound Brook, pleaded guilty to open lewdness charges yesterday Mortgage Loan That's the wonderful feeling you have when you receive a First National South Plainfield Mortgage Loan for home ownership, remodelingi or re-financing. Here, all Mortgage Loans are custom-made to fit your individual circumstances and you need not be a depositor.
Every Banking Service Available The FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH PLAINFIELD 18 South Plainfield Ave. PL 6-2177 South Plainfield Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS, 6:30 to 8-00 SUn, 1 P. FEB. 13 IN CASE OF RAIN, POSTPONED UNTIL FEB. 20th He is married to the former Jean Esterbrook of Cranford.
They have two children, Judith Ann, 5, and David Charles, 2Vt. Spevack's Drugs 1302 ffRONT Cornw of Clinton Avenua OFFERS YOV I Free Delivery. On All Drug Needs Pick-up Delivery For Prescriptions CALL PL 6-9110 who was held on 10 counts of failing to remit quarterly employe-worker contributions to the collector of the Division of Employment Security. Through his attorney, Raymond S. Miller of South Plainfield, Gorman admitted the charges but as a result of overtures by the attorney, Magistrate Smalley withheld decision pending submission of briefs by Attorney Miller and Joseph Deegan, attorney representing the Division of Employment Security.
I and was held in $500 bail to await action of the Somerset County Grand Jury. He was arraigned beforeMagis-trate Ralph J. Smalley Jr. in North Plainfield Municipal Court as the newly-appointed magistrate presided for the first time. Decision was reserved in the matter of Edward Gorman of 206 Lawrence trading as Gorman Steel Products Company, THE PLAINFIELD LIONS CLUB COLLECTION Army Backed On Nike Site Elizabeth Bareaa Tbe Carier-News Elizabeth Union County'i branch of the Veterans of Foreign Wars yesterday urged the Board of Freeholders to take steps in granting the U.
S. Army the orig inal site the Army has requested for a nike base in the Watchung Reservation. The plea was referred to the nr Irii V7 mJi nr I i nnn committee of the whole. In letter, the veterans said they are thoroughly cognizant with the sense and tactical value of the Army's planned system of nike base installations. "We are also cognizant," the letter ran, "of constant and ever-increasing threat to the very ex TOMORROW! LAST DAY! istence of man in these times of international tensions and always have recognized that internal preparedness is the best defense against a surprise attack from without.
The organization asked express Sale! Girls9 famous ly that the board go on record as urgently requesting the Union County Park Commission, who have been reluctant to give the site, to allow its use by the Army This proposed site is in the better A heart of the reservation. A copy of the request will go to the park agency and also to the Secretary priii of the Army, Robert T. Stevens, South Plainfield. dresses 499 Sizes 7-14, reg. 7.99-9.99 31anville Driver Hurt When Car Hits Tree Hillsborough Township Ray mond Clark, 36, of 317 N.
16th Checked ginghams Fine broadcloths Shiny cotton satins Long torso styles Some nylons, too Tailored, dressy Smart woven stripes Many with petticoats Manville, is in fair condition in Somerset Hospital, Somerville, with injuries suffered when his car crashed into a tree at South Branch-River Rd. today 7 I Sizes 3-6x, reg. 5.99-7.99 at 2:30 a.m. Clark received cuts on the head 4 I and over the left eye and possible fractured ribs. Troopers Stanley We can't even give you a hint of the famous makers' names when we're selling their' dresses at tnese low prices hut you'll know who they are the minute you see the exclusive styling and the superb workmanship.
You'll find dresses for school, Sunday and party in a bright selection of new spring colors. Sorry, no or mail. Swede and Donald hue charged the motorist with careless driving. if! 'Toaster DolV SALE! Famous Celeste dresses, sizes 3-6x, $6 sizes 7-12, You'll have to be here at the crack of 9 :45 for these. They'll go fast at this price.
No Teleservice or mail. Be here early. 1 Boys9 rayon and nylon solid or check slacks 2 for 9.89 Bamberger's Special! 1 A 3 regularly would be 5.99 and 6.99 pair You're getting heavyweight, long-wearing, spot and stain resistant rayon and nylon fabrics. (A.) The checks come in brown or blue. (B.) The gabardines come (with matching self belt) in charcoal gray, navy, brown.
Both slacks are carefully tailored with Snug-Tex waistband, deep pleats, back pocket tab, serged seams for extra strength. Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12 with side elastic. Sizes 14, 16, 18, 20 with continuous Hollywood waistband. Let this watchful little lady perch atop your toaster keep it safe and snug 'neath her whirly skirt! As practical as she is pretty charming kitchen aid. Pattern 646: Pattern pieces, transfers, directions for Toafter Doll.
Easv to make use scraps. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to The Plainfield Courier-News, 122 Needlecraft P. O. Box 164, Old Chelsea Station.
New York 11, X. Y. Print plainly PATTERN NUMBER, your NAME, ADDRESS and ZONE. BAMBERGER'S SPECIAL! Husky boys' sizes in solids only! HO ..1100 Reg. would be 7.99, 5.99 I per for 11.89 Charcoal gray, navy, brown.
Sizes 28, 30, 32, 34. Teleservice and mail. liiiiiii'1' INSPIRED IDEAS pages and pages of novel designs in our NEW Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Catalog for 1955! Completely different and so thrilling. youH want to order your favorite patterns. Send 25 cents for your copy of this new.
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