Community church notices and programs announced
Sunday services led by Rev J E Curry at 11 with Life's Highest Achievement theme and II Peter 3 18. Mrs Southard Mather to sing at Second Presbyterian Princeton. Sunday School at 10. Men’s Service Club to meet April 14. Glee and Mandolin Clubs of Peddie Institute to give free concert. Community service preaching by Rev H F Doran with curb rubbish collection announced. Social Club hosted by Mr and Mrs F S Davis April 17. Reading Circle met with glass making program and piano pieces. Special meeting for colored people April 18 at 4 15 PM at the Methodist Church.
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J. EB ‘Curry
Peter
Southard Mather
Second Presbyterian Church
Princeton
Peddie Institute
H. F. Doran
C. T. Hoffman
Marion Hughes
Samuel Perrine
J. B. Perrine
Hughes
Curry
Gertrude Harder
Davis
Johnson
Methodist Church
Stokes Delivers Sermon After Ill Pastor in Millville
In Millville on Sunday Reverend A G Hagaman fell ill and trustees sought a substitute. Former Governor Edward C Stokes, a church member, agreed to preach and drew a large audience with a sermon from the prophecy of Isaiah.
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Millville
A. G. Hagaman
First Methodist Church
Edward C Stokes
Pioneer Grange Meeting Discusses Poultry Rearing
LeRoy Scott presided as Master at Pioneer Grange where Mr. Cornell, head of Middlesex County Poultry Association, spoke on proper care of young chicks. G Brill described Chinese hatchery methods for poultry. An April 22 meeting will feature a box social with lunches and an entertainment.
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Pioneer Grange
LeRoy Scott
Cornell
Middlesex County Poultry Association
G. Brill
Faragate
China
Philippines
Monument to Stand on Prairie Texas with Soldier and Horse
A bronze statue of a man and horse will rise on a Texas prairie next spring. It honors Charles Noyes a Melvin area ranch youth killed in a range accident three years ago. Sculptor Pompeo Coppini depicts the six foot four inch youth with the horse at 16 hands high. Coppini also works on Chicago’s heroes monument.
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Prairie
Texas
Charles Noyes
Melvin
Pompeo Coppini
Coppini
Chicago
Cranbury YMCA Starts Two Groups With Local Help
The Cranbury YMCA began two groups despite early obstacles including no meeting place and no leader. Mrs Harder’s store was rented and Mr Doran agreed to lead. The Senior group formed basketball and baseball teams. a Princeton Seminary Five defeated them, but Cranbury beat Glen Moore Five at Princeton. The base ball team lost a close first game to Princeton Seminary classmates, and organizers promise more efforts to put Cranbury on the map.
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Cranbury
Princeton Seminary
Glen Moore
Princeton
Honor Roll Students at Cranbury Public School March List
The Cranbury Public School announces March honor roll recipients across all grades with Eighth Grade Marion Hughes and others in each class listed. A separate roll notes pupils not absent in March, including multiple students per grade such as Helen Garr and Marion Hughes in Eighth Grade and Grover Bennett in Third Grade.
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Cranbury Public School
Marion Hughes
Mary Symmes
Abraham Stolmen
Gwendoline Buskey
Mary Hoffman
Anna Schnell
Grover Bennett
Ethel Buskey
Arthur Campbell
Gladys Petty
Kathryn Stahl
Virginia Pullen
Helen Phillips
Marion Clayton
Hilda Hickey
Helen Garr
Mildred Forman
Nellie Titus
Gertrude Harder
Douglass Chamberlin
William Schanck
John Campbell
Ruth Campbell
Ralph Watson
Celeste Mason
Irving Bennett
Rowland Clayton
Emerson Barcalow
Karl Puerschner
Edward Schnell
Ernest Walker
Banks Stahl
James Davison
Bessie Wilson
Helen Wolfe
Myrtle Davis
Edna Wolfe
Stanley Barclay
Paul Sulowaki
Donald Campbell
Stanley Owens
Clifford Laird
Harvey Wicoff
Caroline Applegate
Estelle Davison
Sara Bennett
Madeline Perrine
Kathryn Sulowski
Ora Bennett
Charles Crover
Ernest Lux
Wayne Stahl
Karl Laird
Marvin Vincent
Warren Hendricks
James Eiker
Hezekiah Braxton
Martin Suloveki
Emma Bennett
Emma Braxton
Irene Michaelson
Gladys Hand
Heroic Negro Troops Told Through Ely Son Tale
The story by Hon. Dr. Thomas C. Ely of Philadelphia praises Negro soldiers at Fort McPherson Atlanta. A German captive notes Americans fearlessly advance amid shells and machine gun fusillades while gas fails to deter them.
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Thomas C. Ely
Philadelphia
William Co. Ely
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
National Conference of Social Work set for Atlantic City
Newark announces the 46th Annual Meeting of the National Conference of Social Work to be held in Atlantic City on June 18 with four thousand delegates expected. Miss Julia C. Lathrop heads the conference. sessions cover child welfare, education, public health, housing, delinquency, and the role of government in welfare. New Jersey hosts with a detailed leadership lineup and county meetings aiding statewide preparation.
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Newark
N. J
National Conference of Social Work
Atlantic City
Chicago
William T. Cross
Julia C. Lathrop
Federal
Children’s Bureau
Henry W. Thurston
New York School of Philanthropy
Randall C. Condon
Cincinnati
National Education Association
James Hayden Tufts
University of Chicago
Red Cross
Om BE. A. Winslow
Yale University
America
Allen T. Burns
Carnerge Foundation
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
United States
Canada
New Jersey
Governor Edge
Dwight W. Morrow
Frank A. Fetter
Walter Kidde
Ernest D. Easton
Jeen Jerssy
Burdette G. Lewis
Charities and Corrections
Calvin Derrick
Julius Levy
Newark Health Department
BH. R. Johnstone
Vineland
State Board of Charities and Corrections
A. W. MacDougall
Bureau of Associated Charities
Head Work and High Tech Behind St Mihiel Victory
In World War I, the St Mihiel breakthrough used massive planning and signaling. One hundred thousand maps and 30 000 photographs guided troops while 10 000 men operated the communication network. Thousands of carrier pigeons and 4 860 trucks supported the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Bolivar
St. Mihiel
Signal Corps
Wilson a Socialist Says Senator Bailey
The article reports Joseph W. Bailey of Texas, former Senator and House party leader, charging President Wilson with socialistic leanings and urging Democrats to resist what he calls socialist influence. Bailey criticizes cabinet selections and argues the Democratic Party may repudiate Wilson or embrace socialist ideas within two years.
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Washington
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
House
Wilson
Democratic Party
Stoll's Record Shop Invites You to Try Victrolas
See Stoll's for Records and Victrolas. You are invited to visit when in town and listen to records on sale. Attendants will demonstrate machines and help you choose. Hear in large or small rooms, stay as long as you wish, and arrange terms that let you pay while enjoying your purchase.
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First Presbyterian
Second Presbyterian
Mrs. F. 8. Davis
Mr. Hagaman
Stokes
The
San Mihiel
Senator Bailey
By Snell Smith
S. Broad St
Rider-Moore & Stewart
Moore & Stewart
Rider-Moore & Stewart School
Trenton, N. J
Stoll’s
Stoll's
E. State St
Trenton
N. d
Donnelly
Aylor Opera Howe
Fred'k
W-Donnelly Co
A F Williams
Williams
East State St
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
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