Missionary meeting at Second Presbyterian chapel Sunday
The Hanhel Pagble's Christian Association hosts a missionary meeting in the Second Presbyterian chapel Sunday evening led by Miss Sara Applegate. Church notices announce morning and evening subjects, a series of talks, and a Thursday prayer meeting. Delegates Mrs S J Bergen, Mrs Geo B Mershon named for the State Federation at Atlantic City.
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VY. P.O. A
Hanhel Pagble's Christian Association
Second Presbyterian Chapel
Mies Sara Applegate
Hosea
S.J Bergen
Spain
Corona Club Hosts and Next Week’s Hosting Plans
Mrs. Fannie Van Derveer hosted the Corona Club at the Clayton home Wednesday. Next week Mr. and Mrs. G B Mershon will entertain the club.
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Fannie van Derveer
Corona Club
N. F. Clayton
G. B. Mershon
Initiation At Cranbury Council By Mechanice Home Reach
Mechanice Home Council No 71 Jr O U A OL of Jamesburg visited Cranbury Council No 60 Tuesday evening and initiated Leroy Davison. After the exercises sociable time and refreshments followed. Spring Reception of Reading Circle planned for May 14 at the homes of Miss Elva Chamberlin and Mrs Clifford Chamberlin with a committee listed.
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Mechanice Home Council No. 71
Jamesburg
Cranbury Council
Leroy Davison
Ladies Reading Circle
Elva Chamberlin
Clifford Chamberlin
E.S. Barclay
Miss Ceridiyn Rosser to Perform With Estelle Moore in Cranbury
Miss Ceridiyn Rosser prepares a costume filled song repertoire for a fret program with reader Miss Estelle Moore at the Second Presbyterian Church in Cranbury next month. A group of Trish songs performed by Ates Rover Cane recently in Rutherford made a hit. Note her coming date is May 28.
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Ceridiyn Rosser
Estelle Moore
Second Presbyterian Church of Cranbury
Ates-Rover-cane
Trish
Rutherford
Dave
New Jersey State Federation Meeting in Atlantic City
The New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its annual meeting at the Steel Pier in Atlantic City on Friday and Saturday May second and third.
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N. J
New Jersey
Box Social at Methodist Church Next Tuesday Evening
A box social is planned for Tuesday evening April 22 in the Methodist Church lecture room. Ladies are asked to bring boxes, and men are invited to buy. Ice cream and cake will be available.
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Methodist Church
Erecting New Barns After Fire Loss
Gordon Clayton plans new barns and outbuildings to replace structures destroyed by fire with George M. Perrine securing the contract. An upcoming event will hold the Twentieth Annual Session of the School of Methods of the New Jersey Sunday School Association from July 5 to 12, 1913 at Asbury Park.
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Gordon Clayton
George M. Perrine
School of Methods of the
New Jersey Sunday School Association
Asbury Park
North Jersey
Union Meeting of Mission Bands on Sunday
A special Willing Workers Mission Band meeting is set for Sunday afternoon April 20 at 3 in the chapel. The Second Church Mission Bands invite all to attend with devotion led by Tillie McDougall and Mary Hutchinson, aided by the Mission Band orchestra.
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Willing Workers Mission
China
Tillie McDougall
Mary Hutchinson
Mission Band
Miltop
Vanderveer
Mies Helan Butcher
Pretty Rutherford Home Wedding Completes Ackerson-Bate Union
A home ceremony at 150 Ridge Road Rutherford New Jersey united Miss Misa Florence Ackerson and Mr Clifford B Bate on a Saturday evening. Rev Richard Earle Locke and Rev Elizabeth Padgam officiated as family and 100 guests watched. The couple left for Virginia and will reside in Rutherford.
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John B. Ackerson
Ridge Road
Rutherford N. J
Misa Florence Ackerson
Clifford B. Bate
Bite
Rutherford
Mendelsohn
Richard Earle Locke
Elizabeth ‘Padgam
Mies Nelle G. Farr
John Wentink
Passaic
F. G. Farr
LeRoy Perrine
Cranbury
Mr. Farr
Second Presbyterian Church Elects Six Trustees
The congregation held its annual meeting on Saturday afternoon with John Silvers as chairman and Charles Groves as secretary. Six trustees were elected for terms of two and three years, including W Russell Silvers, Willis Applegate, Charles C Groves for two years and John Major, Charles Farr, Wm C Rogers for three years. The board organized with Charles C Groves as president and C P Emmons as secretary. Treasurer W Russell Silvers reported a balance. John Silvers of the Cemetery Committee said gates would soon be placed at the cemetery entrance on Maplewood Avenue.
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Second Presbyteriaa Church
Charles Groves
W. Russell Silvers
Willis Applegate
Charles C. Groves
John Major
Charles Farr
Wm. C. Rogers
C. P. Emmons
Treasury
John S Silvers
Maplewood Avenue
W W C T U Ladies Visit Hightstown Union
Cranbury W C T U women visited the Hightstown Union and presented an engaging program. The sequence included songs and readings, prayers, temperance lectures, and a poem by Mrs. Bergen, ending with a benediction.
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Ww. Cc. T. U
Hightstown Union
W. C. T. U. of Cranbury
Mary Perrine Birthday Party Held at Perrine Home
A birthday party for Mary K. Perrine, fifth birthday, was hosted at Arthur Perrine's home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. John C. Perrine and Mrs. Jane Dey supervised entertainment for the guests from three to six, with cake and five candies served during lunch.
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Arthur Perrine
Mary K. Perrine
John C. Perrine
Jane Dey
Emily Onderdoak
New Brunswick
Gertrude Snedeker
Windsor
Elopement Between Trenton Man and Dutch Neck Bride
Edward B. Kercado of Trenton and Lillian Chamberlain of Dutch Neck married in Wilmington after a courtship dating to childhood. Police briefly detained them for the impromptu ceremony, but a valid marriage certificate was shown. They planned to reside with the groom’s mother at 924 Liberty Street and may move to New Brunswick in June.
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Trenton
Edward B . Kercado
Lillian Chamberlain
Dutch Neck
Wilmington
Keresda
Liberty Street
Naar
New Brunswick
Kercado
Edward Chamberlin
Honor Roll Pupils of Cranbury School for March
The Cranbury school honor roll lists pupils by grade: Tenth Ottie Puerschner. Eighth Margaret Perrine Alexander Butcher Henry Wilson. Fifth Francis Hagerty William Hall Marion Bennett. Fourth Helen Grover Mary Symmes Isabelle Oehler Mary Wolston Edren Applegate Lewis Chamberlin Milton Humphries Newel Davis. Third James Collins Edna Nolan Frances Bradley Frieda Schnell Marion Applegate Lawrence Malan Lewis Kelley George Nixon. Second Lizzie Schnell Nellie Titus Mary Hart Celeste Mason Willie Schanck James Wilson Ernest Perrine. First Catherine Collins Dorothy Humphreys Ruth Campbell Mildred Hall. Reception Ithel Rogers.
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Cranbury School
Ottie Puerschner
Margaret Perrine
Alexander Butcher
Henry Wilson
Francis Hagerty
William Hall
Marion Bennett
Helen Grover
Mary Symmes
Isabelle Oehler
Mary Woolston
Edren Applegate
Lewis Chamberlin
Milton Humphries
Newel Davia
James Collins
Edna Nolan
Frances Bradley
Frieda Schnell
Marion Applegate
Lawrence Malan
Lewis Kelley
George Nixon
Lizzie Schnell
Nellie Titus
Mary Hart
Celeste Mason
Willie Schanck
James Wilson
Ernest Perrine
Catherine Collins
Dorothy Humphreys
Ruth Campbell
Mildred Hall
Ithel Rogers
Widow Emeline Wicoff of Hightstown Dies at 68
Mrs. Emeline Wicoff widow of John A. Wicoff died at her home in Hightstown at age 68 after residing there for years. Survived by sons George and Harvey Wicoff, with Charles Wicoff deceased previously. Funeral held Friday with Rev. Thomas Tyack conducting services. Interment in Brainerd Cemetery.
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Emeline Wicoff
John A. Wicoff
Hightstown
First Presbyterian Church of
Cranbury
J. E. Curry
Thomas Tyack
D.D
Brainerd
Charles M. Smith Dies at Applegarth aged 76
Charles M. Smith, lifelong resident of the area and member of Hightstown Baptist Church, died at his home in Applegarth on Thursday morning at age 76. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2:30 PM at his late residence, with Rev. W. A. Stanton officiating. Interment follows in Cedar Hill cemetery. He is survived by four children Leonard Smith of Dayton, Mrs. Laura B. Clow of Trenton, Mrs. Ella Lewis of Hightstown, and B. Frank Smith of Imlaystown.
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Charles M. Smith
Applegarth
Cedar Hill
Smith
Hightstown
Trenton
Ella Lewis
B. Frank Smith
Imlaystown
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Mrs. Bergen
Prohibition
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