The Churches Activities for Sunday and Week
The First and Second Presbyterian and Schultz Memorial M E offer a full schedule of services. Sunday includes Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11 led by Rev J E Curry and Rev L E Lennox with Palm Sunday cantata and solos. Meetings cover prayer groups, junior senior C E, and community service at 7.30 with a choir cantata.
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First Presbyterian
J. E. Curry
Jesus
Mary Perrine
Carry
Dr J L Whitaker Dies At 88 In Florida
Dr J L Whitaker longtime Cranbury physician died after a paralytic stroke on a Sunday in April at his winter home in Orange City Florida He practiced 82 years in Cranbury and is survived by three daughters seven grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral at Second Presbyterian Church in Cranbury with interment in Second Church Cemetery Read by A S Cole Son Co and attended by elder pallbearers
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J. L. Whitaker
Orange City
Florida
Whitaker
Unionville
N. Y
Cranbury
J. C. Holmes
B &. van Dyke
Second Presbyterian Church
Mia
May Straley
Ida Whitaker
Ruth Whitaker
Johnson Groves
North Main Street
Frederick Schweitzer
Second Church
A. 8. Cole
Missionary Society Attends Fiftieth Annual Meeting
Good attendance marked the Fiftieth Annual Meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at Red Bank's Birat Presbyterian Church. Miss Gertrude Schultz delivered a cheer-filled keynote on education sacrifice and healing as delegates from First and Second Churches list their participants and the pageant The Lifting Hands closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Presbytery Monmouth
Birat Presbyterian Church
Red Bank
Gertrude Schultz
N. Y
J. B Curry
Margaret Bergen
Mary Edsall
J. B. Perrine
Samuel Perrine
H. J. Butcher
Matthew Perrine
Rhoda _Dorrance
A. Claftin
John Bennett
Albert Grover
Wm. Gordon
Earl Wilson
George Mershon
Gladys Snedeker
Isaiah Barclay
Band Concert and Dance by Brainerd Chapter No 182 OES
Brainerd Chapter No 182 Order of the Eastern Star held a band concert and dance at Peddie Gymnasium Monday evening April 3. The Tall Cedar Band, led by Mr. Joseph M. Owens, provided excellent music and the chapter earned over one hundred dollars above expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd
Order of the Eastern Star
Peddie Gymnasium
Tall Cedar Band
Joseph M. Owens
Brained Chapter
Owens
Easter Music and Services at Second Presbyterian Church
Easter offerings feature a Palm Sunday choral by Reginald Heber and Carrie Adams with a double quartet and soloist. Evening cantata A Story of the Orient by Adam Geibel presented by a select choir with reader Elsie Yale. A Resurrection and the Life choral and cornet duet planned for Easter. Community events include a car contest social and committee reorganizations for the Christian Endeavor Society. A daytime collision on Main Street and a palmistry reading planned for a First Presbyterian supper follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian
Carrie B. Adams
Reginald Heber
John Stonaker
F. Schweitzer
C. E
Clifford Laird
Olive Jones
Evelyn Nixon
Adam Geibel
Wilson Hollinger
Bethany Presbyterian Church of
Trenton
Second Presbyterian Church
Lewis Chamberlin
John Stopaker
Mary Hughes
Ernest Stuka
H. B. Cleflin
Charles Groves
Lemuel Stults
Living Lord
Carrie B Adams
Elsie Duncan Yale
Arthur Clayton
Marion Campbell
John Dorrance
Harvey Petty
Johon Stonaker
Altos
Clarence Perrine
Harvey Dey
Mary Hughes Tenore
Messia
Albert Priory
Hugh Jansen
Ernest Stulta
H. B Cliflin
Basses
Meeers
Harry Farr
Iran Wilson
Joseph Owens
Schuyler Mygrants
Garden of Kind Thoughts and Best Wishes Shower for Miss Snedeker
Mrs. William Denigan hosted an April Saturday shower for Miss Gladys Snedeker of Prospect Plains in Cranbury. Friends from Hightstown Jamesburg Prospect Plains and Cranbury gathered, with floral gifts, a garden setting, and a playful Isle of Surprise theme featuring a garden swing and stories of a whimsical journey with Isaiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Snedeker
William Denigan
Main Street
Cranbury
Prospect Plains
David Wilson
Miss Snedeker
Trenton
Margaret Perrine
Gladys
Miss Perrine
Isaiah
Honey Moon Park
Hightstown
Jamesburg
Petroleum Statistics Show December 1921 Oil Excess
The American Petroleum Institute reports December 1921 with domestic production and imports exceeding consumption and exports at 14,087,589 barrels for the month, an annual rate of 165,869,505 barrels. December 1920 showed an excess of 7,118,051 barrels. November 1921 an excess of 9,801,968 barrels. Exports were 5,791,007 barrels in December 1921, 5,657,466 in November, and 7,922,603 in December 1920.
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American Petroleum Institute
New Cape Breton salt bed found near Whycocomagh
The first rock salt deposit in Cape Breton was discovered near Whycocomagh in Victoria county with a salt vein reached at 120 feet. Natural salty springs were found and a Cape Breton company was incorporated to develop salt production in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Breton
Whycocomagrh
Victoria County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helping Hands Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Andrew Perrine
J.L. Whitaker
Misa Melvene Dey
Harold Ogborn
Christian Endeavor
Society of the Second PresbyterianChurch
Earl C. Wilson
Elizabeth Campbell
Harold Ogphorn
Melvene Dey
John Soehler
Harold Wilson
Carleton Campbell
Charles Schnell
Martin Welsh
Lillie Farr
Freida Schnell
May Mount
Clendon Danser
Milton Vander Veer
Ernest Campbell
John Hughes
John Campbell
Campbell
Donald Campbell
East State St
N. J
State Street
Broad
Trenton, N. J
Daniel Block
South Broad
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