Courier-Post from Camden, New Jersey • Page 10

20 COUIIfl POST, Camden, N. Friday, May 1950 Kant Camden Netrn: 1 Rolarians Hear Reporter Talk In Haddon Hts. Rcichman Elected By Beth Israel Congregation FRANK SIIKKIDAN Samuel L. Reichman was elected president of Congregation lieth Israel, 205 North Twenty-eighth street, at the annual meeting Monday night. He succeeds David Novak.

Officers proposed by the nominating committee were elected as follows: Ion Rosemau, first vice president; Municipal Judge Henjamin Dziek. second vice "Where ther is a free press, there you will find a free people. Where the press is muzzled, the people are in chains." L7 1 (21 farm I Haddon Heights Rotarians were given that summary of America's heritage of freedom of the press at their dinner meet ing Thursday night in the Friendly House, by Wilbur Morse' Jr. Courier-Post reporter. Morse told his audience of 40 Rotary club members and their' guests the Courier-Post was the "home town newspaper" for all of South Jersey.

The speaker was introduced by 11 1 T7 1 president; Jack Rothman, third vice president; feidney Robinson, secretary: Joseuh Silveistein. v), X. financial secretary, and Harold unaries crgoou, oi ndiimgiun, as program chairman. IVt James Cunningham voiced the club's thanks to the Courier-Post for interesting itself in such com- I munity services as the recent kotiikoit, treasurer. Directors elected are Nathan Mazo.

one year; Morris Salit and A. Clapham, two years, and Renjamin Hack, Louis Paul, Samuel Marritz, Stanley Summers, Al Klein and Charles Drour, three years. Holdover members of the board are Louis Birrer, L. Feinstein, Charles Toplan, Dr. Rosenberg.

Dr. S. M. IVCaiillg LUI1UIUUI13 oi tin Courifr-Pci Plioio i state village lor epileptics at Skillman. Other members who spoke briefly were George Davis, Jack Cawthra and William Eas-Tep.

Harold S. Watson, president of the club, was RETIRING CAPTAIN of the New Jersey State police, Thomas "Tom" H. Cunningham, is shown third from left, as he was feted by more than 600 friends and associates at a testimonial dinner held in the Sports Center, 807 Federal street. Others left to rijrht. are William Wilkins, of Camden Motor Truck dinner chairman; State Senator Wallace, toastmaster, and Joseph Webster, well-known restaurateur, dinner co-chairman.

600 Join in Feting 'Cap' Cunningham On Retirement From State Poliec DiVello Installed By Police Lodge Patrolman Anthony Di Velio was installed Thursday night as president of the Camden lodge, lieu, a. neigelman, Abe Rosenberg, Benjamin Vilkerson, M. Josselson, A. Taylor, I. H.

Hermann and M. Albeit, past presidents, are serving ex-officio, and Jujes Weiss is an honorary director. THE EAST END Yearly Beneficial Association, which recently celebrated its golden anniversary, has elected James R. Tapper, president; Edward J. Mortimer, vice president; James J.

Byrne, secretary; Frank A. Burness. of the Camden Lions Club, on behalf of his organization, made a presentation of a framed resolution of commendation. Joseph Webster, Camden restaurateur, was treasurer of the dinner committee. Other mem-lers were Capt.

Allen Smith, predecessor of Captain Cunningham Photo MAKING CLOTHING for the sale and strawberry festival of the Salvation Army in its headquarters, 41 North Fifth street, on June 1 are members of the Home League, left to right, Mrs. Ina Stevens, Miss Becky Owens, Mrs. Sadie Hires, Mrs. Major Edward V. Payton, Mrs.

Jeanie Kckman, Mrs. Ella Fitzgerald, Mrs. Gertrude Busch, acting secretary, and Miss Mary Lesley. Fraternal Order of Police. He succeeds former Patrolman Sam-1 Capt.

Thomas 'Tom" II. Cun-; 'He had extraordinary ability uel Saunders. Iningham. retiring after 29 years anosinceniy to nis joo Oth rtffieem Installed include- Those remarks came fn Those remarks came from such! as commander of Troop service Willi uie Wn n. Stat Son Rnic A Wat.

'James L. Turnbull, of Collings- Kicnara rowers, vice presiurm i. 1. 1 t' ii.jj treasurer: Edward Rnltnn Frank' William Troutman recording 5laie "i.iace, wno actea as loasimasier; icnv, nauuun secretary John Wa'tkins, f5nan- nonor Thursday night at a testi- Col. Charles H.

SchoelTel, super-'township; Harold F. Stephenson, C. Eckle and Lawrence Newton. Alt I Tun Award a Hammonton contractor, and DeSorte Angelio, trustees; Walter E. Prichert and tne Job of graveling KancocaslAncora, yjswu.

boulevard to Centerton road, William H. Carter, relief commit-iKoatl Work Contract distance of eight-tenths of mile. I lis bid was $8496. tee. cial secretan'- Anthony Palese imoniai dinner.

intendeiit of the -New jersev.i,ertI,aniiue, v-ny commission- conductor- Dominic Palese Fran-! 600 of his friends, state Police; Elmer II. Wene. of," Frank A. Abbott, William Cisco Sena'tore and Leonard county and mu-. vineland, former state senator! Brennon, of the state motor ve-ki'ns trustees inicipal officials attended the af- and congressman; former Cam-icicle department; Mayor Richard The installing officers were fair in the Sport Center to hearjden County Prosecutor Samuel i Park, of Audubon; Mayor Elmer John Currie of the Camden 'speakers describe Captain Tom p.

Orlando; George J- Williams, of Haddon Heights; Mt. Laurel, May 19. Mt. Aristotle, Greek philosopher, and Demosthenes, Greek statesman, died during the same year, 322 B. C.

Other bids received were L. namAfti Laurel township committee has COMMITTEES were for the recently organized to Edward p. Contracting Hammonton, Camden Lions club by Walter O. bridge police, state president, and as: of Philadelphia ui uoursey. PiliVnin.

Camden nolice. One of the greatest public city police, and Capt. Howard A nrniru uii stay i of Woodrow Wilson High school, Also, Paul H. Reihmann. of state vice president.

'servants the state has ever had Carlson, of the NJSP, Cunning- land ever will have." ham's successor. The largest wild fowl on the; "He has established a record iU(ie(i by Jurist at a meeting Tuesday night in the school. Merchantville; Burlington county Freeholder Richard J. Lippin-cott, of Pemberton; William G. can Auerbach was appointed jonn American comment is xvl nvaBt chairman Tr has a "Hp's an a -around no iceman1 of the charter night the trumpeter swan.

committee. land a good one." The charter will be 4 praised the state police officer'si" I i Tu h1 record since 1921 were Camden I mlUf T- u- VVel. wing span of eight feet. the club hv thpT presented to (county Judge Palese. and 01 Rnnino nrAident of the TlnitH pll.

Holly automo- I I 1 1 1 II 11 I iJ other Lions organizations of the i city at the Sports Center June 13., Gef a Head Start on Beverage Association of A.XhJ? Auerbach also was named chair- i Summer Heat SELECT YOUR Canvas Awninqs NOW1 With the police captain were! 5," nZ -SS ff-n' i rsmmnim ibne Club Fred Hutchinson, director of motor veh icles Prose-1 n-tf i LSrMo TucS community of the CughBJ effective Mav 1. He ioined DmI dnod kM iwtlltHKf hat itef. WtlceiM tk turn and all il glry by ratoctinf ywr family aad ym Imim with Canvai Awpihox. Ivl hi a elrfv( charm that btaatifiM yarn haoM. Tha celt it wrarifiagJy mod.rgtc call mj la-day ahligatiM.

Reasonable came and Archie McNew, state vice Monufactwrert of VMttion Blind WO 3-2046 JOSEPH HORNEFF SON. 413 IENSON ST, CAMDEN, N. J. tit. 1917 the department when it was or- president of the beverage asso ganized in 1921 at Sea Girt, and, MEICH.

-7A ciation. Invocation was by the Rt. RevM Sla's v. i. viii i mini- tee.

A i Herbert L. Stoolman, first viee president, is chairman of the pro- 1 gram committee with Albert Kotlikoff, Charles Sealia and Lewis Rosenberg. Other com-y mittep chairmen include H. Col- lins Movie, membership, and John H. Mohrfeld, 3rd, constitu- tion and bylaws.

THE 3h KIN LEY Parent- 4 Teacher association is conduct-ing a rummage sale in the school, i Thirty-fifth and Mickle today. A hobby show and bazaar will be held next Friday. Miss Evelyn H. Mezie, daugh- 4 ter of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Mezie, Haines road, Delair, and 4 Sgt. Robert Pfersich, U. S. Air 9 Force, were married by the Rev. i William I.

Roberts, pastor of Bethel Methodist Church. The i couple will reside at Westover, Airfield, Westover, Mass. A May hop and indoor picnic will be held at 8 p. m. Saturday by the Germania Maenerchor in its hall at 1031 North Twenty-1 seventh street.

Miss Marion E. Noll, 2804 Ijosepn ts. Mcimyre, pastor ti Christ the King Church, Haddon- When he retired he. was of Troop A headauarters mander of Troop A headquarters field. at Hammonton.

After serving as an instructor at the organization's training Receives 3few Car William Wilkins, of the -Cam- (lPn Motor Trunk Cc apnpralfarlpmu anrl 1rici qc i firet car "WORIP'S fCONQMY CHAMPION" w. iliI VAi 1'. tiO 1 Oil chairman, presented the captain 'geant at the Morristown bar-with the keys and bill of sale! racks, Cunningham was pro- of a 1950 automobile. Wilkins 'moted to lieutenant Dec. 1, 1938.

also presented him ith a check. and assigned to Hammonton. He Captain Carlson presented a gold: was promoted to captain June 1, card carrying Cunningham's rec- 1947. Sold, Serviced and Fueled by One Company Backed by Our 42 Years Business Integrity um wiui me siaie ponce, on De- jor manv years he was a naix uj. uie leaning omcer lor-imemoer oi tne iNew Jersey state Police pistol team Avhich ranked HADDON ICE COAL CO.

a PL HADDONF1ELD 9-1940 i mer associates in Region the state police. Charles M. Ackley, president among the, top teams in the ziaynes avenue, entertained lor Miss Nancy Pauline Houton. ioo 1 nD rTjl Years to payi Brooklawn, whose wedding to William J. Burke, Pennsauken.

is scheduled for June 3. '4 OA 5c PHONE CALL GIVES YOU TV TONIGHT THE EAST END Republican I League will conduct services Tuesday night in the clubhouse I on North Twenty-seventh for member's who died since last Menlorial Day. The exercises will be in charge of Richard T. Frye, president; James L. vice president; James Clark, xe- cording secretary; Samuel Eng- lish, financial secretary, and John H.

Mohrfeld, III, treasurer. '4 METER PLAN NO DOWN PAYMENT TAKE YEARS TO PAY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CALL 4-1900 CAMP NIGHT will be observed from 7 to 9.30 p. Sat VV tiW Model 22X12 7w7)y I Super Value If II I Ujril BECAUSE WE WANT II II I I A sTKlfrYJ) i I 1000 CUSTOMERS CM. IN. WE'RE NOTWEH WATCH F0R 0ur opening soon j- YET! MAIL THE COUPON BELOW, OR i at Broadway and spruce st.

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4 The Westfiel4 Avenue Busi- nessmen's Association will meet 4 Thursday night with the plan- ning committee of the Penn- I sauken Merchants Association at: the Republican hall, Thirty- ninth street and Westfield ave- nue, to plan future joint activi- ties. George Cuprys, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cuprys, 420 North Twenty-seventh street, will cele- brate his birthday anniversary Monday. A daughter was born to and Mrs.

Louis Mote, 3269 River avenue, at West Jersey hospital. 4 8jJ2f wmiiiiiiiin; 1 iJ nrnnn One Guilty Plea Heard Among 32 Cases Woodbury, May 19., Among 32 pleas to indictments of the May grand jury, only one plea of 4 guiltv was made before Glouces- ter County Judge Wick. The in-'g dictment charged an aviation violation. 4 County Detective George Small said the indictment was one of 4 19 that Viarl VwMi nrrtprpfl im- WO' 4-1900 STERN'S EXCLUSIVE "EASY SWING" STEEL Clover-Leaf Glider and 2 Matching Chairs pounded at the request of Prose- 4 cutor E. Milton Hannold.

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