Empire Avenue is in the Parkside section of Camden. It runs parallel four blocks east of Haddon Avenue, from Walnut Street to Baird Boulevard, crossing Park Boulevard and Wildwood Avenue.
M. Adelaide Brown Will Be Bride in 8 o’Clock Wedding
Miss Mary Adelaide Brown and Charles Howard Harvey will be married at 7.30 o’clock tonight in the Third Presbyterian Church, Broadway and Atlantic avenue, in one of the quieter weddings of the month.
Miss Brown is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus H. Brown of 204 Broadway, Gloucester, and Mr. Harvey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Harvey of 1109 Princess avenue. (Note: street address is the newspaper’s error.)
Rev. William Blair, pastor of the church, will officiate. Mrs. Annie E. C. Moffett of Gloucester will play the wedding march and accompany Mrs. Florence Slade in vocal numbers.
Mr. Brown will give his daughter in marriage. She will be gowned in rose chiffon with leghorn hat and will carry roses.
Mrs. John Baker of Runnemede, as her sister’s matron of honor, will wear yellow chiffon and a leghorn hat and will carry sweetheart roses and delphinium.
Milton Humphreys Harvey will attend his brother as best man and ushers will be Albert Augustus Brown, the bride’s brother; John Baker, her brother-in-law, and Elmer Stewart Harvey, the bridegroom’s brother.
Mrs. Brown will appear in poudre blue chiffon and Mrs. Harvey in flowered chiffon.
The bride was graduated from Gloucester High School in 1928 and Mr. Harvey from Camden High in the same year.
1109 Empire Avenue — Benjamin F. Harvey, Carpenter
Camden Courier-Post —
Carpenter Work
CARPENTRY—Anywhere. Easy plan payment. Benjamin Harvey. 1109 Empire Ave. Camden 5435-W.
1109 Empire Avenue — Milton H. Harvey, Army Air Forces
Camden Courier-Post —
Milton H. Harvey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Harvey, of 1109 Empire avenue, has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army Air Forces following completion of the officer candidate course at San Antonio, Tex.
1119 Empire Avenue — 11 Nabbed by Police in Gambling Raids
Camden Courier-Post —
7 Arrested in Bingo Numbers Racket; 4 Seized in Betting Place
Ten men and a woman were arrested in gambling raids over the weekend by Camden city and county authorities.
Seven were arrested for operating a “bingo numbers” racket. A warrant also was issued for Frank Palese, 400 Spruce street, a member of a widely known South Camden family, as the “big shot” of the racket, according to Chief Lawrence T. Doran, of county detectives. Doran said last night Palese is still a fugitive.
In another raid by Camden police, three men and a woman were arrested in an alleged horse racing betting establishment at 1149 Lansdowne avenue. The place was on the second floor over a grocery store, according to Sergeant Gus Koerner, City Detective Thomas Murphy, Jr., and Patrolman James McLaughlin, who made the raid. Koerner and Murphy also figured in the second raid.
Several racing forms and four telephones with two direct wires to tracks now in operation were seized, according to Koerner and Murphy. The police first arrested Roland Flynn, 36, of 589 Carman street; Neil Zeidman, 43, of 1064 Langham avenue, and James O’Donal, 27, of 1119 Empire avenue, and held them in $1000 bail for violating the State crimes act.
Mrs. J. Franklin Johnson’s guests at luncheon today at her home, 1251 Empire Avenue, are the following members of her Fourth Day Club, Mrs. George Trouts, Mrs. Harry L. Reyno, Mrs. William Dinan, Mrs. Clarence Powell, Mrs. William Pattison and Mrs. Frank MacCullough.
