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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1914

Page

8

Farm Poultry Show Features New Management and Classes

The Tren ton Inter-State Fair Poultry Association's Poultry Department will have new management led by Harvey E. Rogers. The show adds utility classes and egg show divisions with premiums and a $2.50 top prize. Judges include Prof. H. R. Lewis and A. L. Clark from the State Experiment Station.

Poultry Department Trenton Inter-State Fair Poultry Association Harvey E. Rogers New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station Argo H. R. Lewis State Experiment Station A. L. Clark Utility

Farmers Exchange of Freehold ships potatoes to points

DAYTON reports the Farmers Exchange of Freehold at this junction in charge of T M Applegate ships potatoes to various points. Several locals are noted visiting relatives and handling small improvements. a lime car was unloaded for Joseph R Reynolds. Mrs Harvey R Dey and son Rowland returned from The Hotel Gladstone in Asbury Park.

Farmers Exchange of Freehold T. M. Applegate A. Hubbard Bessie Red Bank Dayton Joseph R. Reynolds Harvey R. Dey Rowland Gladstone Asbury Park

Hightstown Social Notes and Local Visits

Miss Mabel Reed of Baltimore visits Mrs. Charles Conover. Raymond Stonaker spends Sunday with friends at Manasquan Beach. The Rev. Dr. W A Stanton shares pulits with Rev. Allen of Cranbury. The Baird Wyckoff reunion set for Thursday September 23 at Tennent. Mr and Mrs Charles Weller at Belmar for the week. Isabelle Perrine visiting friends at Manasquan Beach. Mrs R W Norton to return to Riverside California soon. Mrs George Dennis at Belmar visiting her parents the Sexsmiths. John West of the First National Bank on his annual vacation with Mrs West. H Ruth Spooner visiting Jennie B Donnell. Water Commissioner Elsworth Rodgers spent Sunday with family at Manasquan. Clarence Puglin improving from rheumatism.

Mabel Reed Baltimore Charles Conover Raymond Stonaker Manasquan Beach W. A. Stanton The Baptist Church Allen Cranbury Baird-Wyckoff Tennent Isabelle Perrine R. W. Norton Riverside California George Dennis Belmar Mrs. Sexsmith

Marriage of the Lamb parable interpretation under Gospel age

A religious study explains Matthew 22 parables as God arranging a marriage for His Son with joint heirs in the Kingdom. It traces call to Israel, Gentile inclusion, and the elect Bride, noting the "Many are called, but few chosen" passage and the Little Flock as future Bride.

Israel Messiah Jehovah Christ John the Baptist Jesus Titus Jerusalem Bell Wen

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