First Church Notes and Mission School Plans
Sunday morning preaching by Rev. J. BE Curry on Heart Antiseptic Psalm 119 11. Sunday School at 10. Red and Blue contest notes blues still ahead Reds gaining. November membership surge. Friday evening prayer meeting hosts Church School of Missions using Christian Americanization A Task for the Churches. December 5 illustrated lecture Americans in the Making December 12 The Price of National Unity.
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J. Be, Curry
Church School of Missions
Home Mission Council
Missionary Education Movement
Second Church Notes and Local Social Events
Services and meetings announced for Second Church with Rev. Frederick Schweitzer and Rev. H F Doran. Christmas season events include communion December 14 and Light Bearers meeting December 12. Community service at 7:30 with Rev. Doran. Local hospital news notes Mrs Wicoff returned home from St Francis Hospital after hip injury. Anniversaries and dinner gatherings noted. An illustrated lecture by J G Brill on China to be held December 8 in First Church chapel.
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A. J. Wicoff
St Francis Hospital
Elizabeth McKenzie
Clarksville
J. G. Brill
The
Forsgate Farms
China
Men’s Service Club
Colored Meeting at Schultz Memorial Church
A colored gathering is set for Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock in Schultz Memorial Church with a preaching service once a month until next Sabbath when Rev. Andrew Wu of Princeton may preach. The Womans Christian Temperance Union meets Thursday at 3 at Mrs D C Mershon’s home.
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Schultz Memorial Church
Andrew Wu
Princeton
Womans’ Christian Temperance Union
D. C. Mershon
Cranbury
Jersey Sunday Schools Aid Armenian Orphans
The New Jersey Sunday School Association authorizes a state wide collection to aid starving Armenian orphans. The drive aims to raise at least 60 000 to feed about a thousand orphans for a year. January dates cover numerous denominations with Governor Runyon as state chairman and Frederick Frelinghuysen as treasurer.
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New Jersey Sunday School Association
Disciples of Christ
Episcopal
America
United
Cee Universalist
Union
Unitarian
Seventh Day Baptist
Runyon
Near East Relief
Frederick Frelinghuysen
Armenia
Rider College Dance Series Returns With Second Event
The Athlete Association of Rider College Trenton New Jersey stages a December 12 Crescent Temple event. The first dance drew 80 alumni, and organizers expect strong turnout again. Harold Weat chairs, teachers and wives serve as chap erones, refreshments planned, Barlow's Orchestra expanded for the night.
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Athlete Association of
Rider College
Trenton
New Jersey
Crescent Temple
North Clinton Avenue
Rider
Harold Weat
Barlow
Pioneer Grange to Meet With December Program
Pioneer Grange No 1 will hold its regular meeting at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening December 9. State Master W Havens will report on the National Grange trip to Michigan and Master LeRoy Scott will cover the Atlantic City State Grange meeting. Miss Mary Spaulding Katharine Loesch and Mrs Carleton Campbell will give humorous readings. Refreshments will be served. Visiting grangers welcome.
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Pioneer Grange No. 1
Odd Fellows Hall
W. Havens
National Grange
Michigan
LeRoy Scott
Atlantic City
Mary Spaulding
Katharine Loesch
Carleton Campbell
Donation for Schultz Memorial Church December 16
The annual donation for the Schultz Memorial Church pastor will be held in the church on Tuesday evening December 16. Committees named include Raymond B. Griggs for invitations, Ladies Aid for supper, Rev. H. F. Doran for entertainment. Citizens note Cranbury event.
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Schultz Memorial Church
Raymond 8. Griggs
The
Ladies Aid
H. F. Doran
Honor Roll at Cranbury Public School Honors November Pupils
Cranbury Public School lists honor roll pupils by grade for November with names across all classes. Notable inclusions: Mary Symmes John Campbell Roland Clayton Edward Schnell Samuel Michaelson and others with perfect attendance noted for each grade.
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Cranbury Public School
Mary Symmes
John Campbell
Roland Clayton
Edward Schnell
Samuel Michaelson
Arl Thompson
Janina Zdanchwick
Gwendoline Busby
Anna Schnell
Abraham Ryaskind
Gladys Petty
Virginia Pullen
Donald Owens
Kathryn Stahl
Gladys Stalts
Beatrice Johnson
Thelma Nichols
Marion Clayton
Jobo Dorrance
Winifred White
Marie Austin
Peter Brown
Sherwood Moody
William Western
Frances Denison
Earl Applegate
Stanley Griggs
Judson Hagerty
Grover Kennedy
Jack Nichols
Alice Barcalow
Franklin Scofield
Edna Braxton
Elizabeth Ellis Evelyn Oehler
Mildred Perrine
Grace Western
Carl Hiker
Harold Hagerty
Joseph Hopple
Leo Hoffman
William Braxton
Mary Braxton
Elizabeth Vanderipe
Mildred Hagerty
Roy Cottrell
Russell Applegate
Abraham Ruskind
Carleton Thompson
Frank Stammp
Ethel Busby
Alice Perrine
Alice Scott
Gladys Stults
Katherine Stahl
Frances Stults
Katherine Schnell
Emma Bennett
Lulella Reid
Emma Braxton
Gwendoline O 'Buskey
Mary Hoffman
Irene Michaelson
Anna Scott
Charles Moody
James Biker
Hezekiah Braxton
Grover Bennett
Wayne Stahl
Jobo Vanderipp
Karl Laird
Beasie Nichols
Mary E. Perrine
Virginia Reed
Edith Symmes
Janina Zdancewick
Helen Thompson
Stanley Barclay
Earl Thompson
James Davison
Stanley Owens
Rudolph Perrine
Franklin Scott
Edward Solar
Paul Sulovski
Caroline Applepate
Benefits of Nation Wide Prohibition Cited In Cities
The wartime prohibition law has reduced crime nationwide since July 1 as beer and wine sales decline and enforcement gaps grow. Police activity drops, jails loosen, and public sentiment supports continuing restrictions. Dr. Cabot and Dr. Kelly emphasize beer and alcohol as harmful, urging ongoing education for all, especially new Americans. A Dayton Christian Endeavor Society event is planned for December 10 with a supper and holiday gift sale in the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cabot
Boston
Howard A. Kelly
Governor Names Middlesex County Near East Relief Leader
Governor James Woodbridge announces Judge Freeman Woodbridge of New Brunswick will serve as Middlesex County Chairman for the Near East Relief Campaign in February under State Chairman William N. Runyon.
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James Woodbridge
William N. Runyon
Freeman Woodbridge
New Brunswick
Middlesex County
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First Church Notes
Frederick Schweitzer
Light Bearers Mission
H.F. Doran
H. Fdoran
Bennetts
John Bennett
Grover Stults
Clifford Stults
Gordon Clayton
Mrs. Charlies H. Edwards
Emma L. Edwards
Charles H. Edwards
Prospect Plains
Hightstown
Mr. Schweitzer
Ernest Stuka
Mia
William Gordon
Anna Pullen
Bertram Clayton
Mary Hughes
Ernest Campbell
Schweitzer
Jersey
Rider College Dance
Pioneer Grange
M. E. Donation
Charles P. Emmons
C. Raymond Wicoff
Alvah W. Forman
Board of Trade
Cranbury Township
Disbrow
Eben
Washington Star
Ww. C.T. Or
Christian Endeavor Society
Dayton Presbyterian Church
Dayton
Service
Price
Elmer J. Rogers
National Funeral Directors Association of America
Hightstown, N. J
Strand Theatre
New York Evening Mail
Thomas Burke
D. W. Griffith
Hurd’s
Crane’s
Whiting
E. State Street
Trenton, N. J
Mercer County
Pennsylvania
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building