The Churches Second Presbyterian and Related Meetings
Sunday morning services led by Rev. J B Curry with sermons on Lifes Investment Thy Kingdom Come and A Day with Christ in His Mission Special music by O Y Mygrant Joseph Owens and Rev Frederick Schweitzer at Schultz Memorial M E Morning worship 11. Other church events include C E Society meetings at Second Church and Long Branch Woman's Home Missionary Society annual meeting May 7 1921 Cranbury events include WCTU speaker Mrs Armour May 20 and a Cranbury Board of Trade banquet May 4 at the Second Presbyterian chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Curry
Acta
C. E
Margaret Bergen
Christ
O. Y. Mygrant
Joseph Owens
Second Church
C. E. Society
C. E. Society of the
County
Raymond Lawrence
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Presbytery of
Monmouth
Presbyterian Church
Long Branch
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Church
Mra Alvah Forman
The
Bible and Missions
Wm. Gibson
Halsey Reed
J. F E. Curry
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Second Church
Frederick Schweitzer
Harmons
Davis
Cranbury Board of Trade
Second Presbyterian
Joseph E. Curry
Christening of Elston Bergen III in Newark
Mr and Mrs Wm H Gordon attended the Newark christening of Elston H Bergen III son of Elston H Bergen and wife. Bergen is Mrs Gordon’s brother. Gordon was godfather. Also notes on a May 12 First Church banquet and May 6 Cranbury clean up day with township call for can and rubbish collection.
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Wm. H. Gordon
Newark
Elston H. Bergen, III
Elston H. Bergen
That City
Mr. Bergen
Cranbury
H. J. Bureuer
An Interesting Meeting of the Woman's Club
The Woman's Club holds an open meeting in Cranbury First Presbyterian chapel at 3 PM on Wednesday May 4 with an illustrated lecture by Mrs Curry on The Path of the Pilgrim Fathers and The Song of Hiawatha. The program aims to attract all members and invites Cranbury ladies to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Mre Curry
Four Hikers End Voyage as Norris School Quartet
Four Norris school of Trenton students Helen Hagerman Helen Hampton Ethel Gaasner and Blanche Platt set out on a hiking trip to Cranbury. After a long walk to Windsor then back to Trenton they ended the trip by auto after a rest and meals. The group disbands, noting the value of a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris School
Trenton
Helen Hagerman
Helen M. Hampton
Ethel G. Gaasner
Blanche G. Platt
Cranbury
Windsor
I. C. Hoffman
Exchange Your Bonds in the Fourth Liberty Loan Drive
Over a million residents of the Second Federal Reserve District hold temporary Fourth Liberty Loan bonds of 50 and 100 dollars. They have not exchanged for permanent bonds, causing loss of interest since the last coupon on temporary bonds dated October 15 and upcoming due on April 15. About 3.7 million bonds remain unexchanged, totaling 400 million par in the district, risking about 8.5 million dollars in semiannual interest. Exchanges are available at banks, trust companies, or the Federal Reserve Bank in New York on 24th floor, 120 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Government Bond Department
Broadway
New York
Farmers Demand Fair Prices At Market For Farm Goods
New Jersey Market Bureau officials urge truck farmers to monitor shipments and ensure fair prices reach consumers. They warn profiteering hurts both farmers and shoppers and call for stronger demand in city markets, with growth in farmers markets and community buying led by growers and supported by women’s clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Market Bureau
New Jersey
A. L Clark
Clark
Fidelity Lodge 51st Anniversary Celebration in Jamesburg
Fidelity Lodge No. 141 of Jamesburg marked its 51st anniversary with a Star Theatre rally. Dignitaries attended as Rev. B. C. Lippincott spoke on Brotherhood and Grand Secretary Harry S. Pine praised benevolence. William H. Brooks recalled the lodge history.
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Jamesburg
Fidelity Lodge No
Order of Odd Fellows
Star Theatre
B. C. Lippincott
Harry 5. Pine
William H. Brooks
Fidélity
Lodge
Governor vetoes condensed milk bill and ice cream content bill
Governor Edwards vetoed Assemblyman Sexsmith’s bill banning butterfat substitutes in condensed and evaporated milk, arguing modified milk aids infant feeding. He also vetoed Runyon’s measure setting ice cream butterfat at 8 percent. The farm crops insurance bill passed the Legislature and was signed. The State Federation of County Boards of Agriculture supported all three measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Sexsmith
Runyon
State Federation of County Boards of Agriculture
New Jersey Joins United States Birth Registration Area
The Bureau of Vital Statistics announces New Jersey’s admission to the United States Registration Area for births. The state now shows about ninety five percent of births recorded, with efforts led by Senator Whitney and the Bureau of Child Hygiene to secure prompt reporting and public awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State
Department of Health
New Jersey
United States
Whitney
Morris County
Army
Navy
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Department
Potatoes In Central New Jersey See Acreage Rise And Early Season
Dealers report Central New Jersey potato acreage up about 10 percent this year and an advance of ten to fourteen days in the season. Crops south of New Jersey are expected to be short and early, with hopes for better quality than last year. Local firms Bennett & Denison Mershon & Clayton Jacob Wyckoff Grover Bros Hutchinson & Rue prepare to handle the crop and sell through the Hightstown central selling office run by The Jones Howe Co. to provide farmers with efficient service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Bennett & Denison
Mershon & Clayton
Jacob Wyckoff
Grover Bros
Hutchinson & Rue
Hightstown
Jones-Howe Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev
L. E. Lennox
Missionary Societies
Board of Trade
Steinbach Commpany
Asbury Park
N. J
Raymond C. Stonaker
Helen Wils Stonaker
Raymond C Stonaker
Anthony A. Wilson
Agap
William L Wilbur
M. W Reddan
W. W. Herrick
Earl C. Wilson
Baptist Church
Order of the Eastern Star of
Harry E. Owings
Cedar Hill Cemetery
A. 5. Cole
Tfront
East State St
Trenton, N. J
R. A. Donnelly
State Street
Broad
Daniel Block
Clothing CO
South Broad St. Trenton
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