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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1921
Page
1
Sunday School at 10. Morning worship at 11. Revival by Rev J B Curry on His Arrival and Summons scripture John 11 28. Christian Endeavor at 6 80 o'clock. Topic Conscience Teaching It Quickening It Obeying It led by Mrs Chas V D Symmes. Community service at 7 80 with praise service and sermon A Timely Optimism Rom 12 12. Prayer meeting Friday 7 30 P M.
Preparatory service this Friday at 8 PM in the Chapel followed by a Session meeting to receive new church members. Sunday includes a 10 AM Sunday School, 11 AM Morning Worship, and 6 80 PM Senior CBE session. Christmas rehearsals run Mon to Thu evenings with a Friday December 23 church entertainment.
Schultz Memorial M. E. invites attendance at a Sunday school session at 10 A. M led by pastor Rev. L. E. Lennox. A prayer meeting is scheduled for Thursday night at 7.45.
Mrs. 8. H. Perrine will host the Woman's Club next Wednesday December 2 for a Christmas meeting with an appropriate program for the season.
Invitations issued for Schultz Memorial Church annual donation to Pastor Rev. L. E. Lesnox on Tuesday evening December 20 from 6 to 10 o'clock.
Miss Marion Campbell presided at the organ last Sunday at the Second Presbyterian Church. She will serve as organist during the absence of Mrs Welsh.
A note invites friends of Rev. L H Lennox and the Schultz Memorial Church to a grand supper and entertainment next Tuesday evening marking the final donation event before a new regime begins next year.
James J. Davis outlines a plan to revive jobs by moderating wage demands and profits. Merchants lower profits to expand consumer purchasing power. Landlords reduce rents to enable workers to accept a living wage.
Rev. O. Blanton of Bound Brook spoke to the Men's Service Club on a warless world at Tuesday night services. He warned of a left turn toward pride and greed ending in wars, or a right turn toward goodwill and cooperation leading to peace. The gathering applauded the address and cornet duets by Owens and Mygrant. Club officers were elected: President Denison, Vice President Johnson, Secretary Clayton, Treasurer Symmes.
Extensive improvements brighten the Cranbury Methodist Church lecture room with painted walls a pine floor new lighting and an announced completion soon of the large room and lighting system A supper and program follow with Rev F D Lawrence from Trenton Mrs Mather Princeton and local talent performing Crescent Orchestra Cranbury providing entertainment
The Van Ness act of New Jersey was ruled valid in its entirety by Justice Minturn with Justices Bergen and Trenchard. The decision says states retain sovereignty while Congress may regulate prohibition, upholding concurrent enforcement with the Volstead Act and deeming it a victory for the dry faction.
Westchester Globe notes the disarmament conference in Washington gathers leading diplomats in a free republic. It argues America, under a nonpartisan President, guides toward a better civilization with no binding treaties or secret bargains to subjugate nations or erode individual liberty.
Local advert notes cigars and cigarettes neatly boxed for Christmas gifts at STLLLE'S, highlighting ready made bundles for holiday shoppers.
David J. Perrine was reelected president of the Middlesex County Board of Agriculture at its annual meeting in the County Record building attended by about fifty farmers. Officers elected include L D Walker vice president Robert Higgins secretary and George Redshaw treasurer.
Rev. Dr. W. H. Wolverton fills Plainsboro pulpit through December before Rev. A B Eckles arrives January 1. Ladies Missionary Society met with local members and guests from Princeton and Alaska described. Also notices mortgage offers of 6 percent interest and Perth Amboy real estate intro by Margaretten & Lobel, Inc.
The annual meeting of stockholders of the First National Bank of Jamesburg New Jersey will be held at the banking house on Tuesday January 10 1922. Polls open at 2 00 P M and stay open for one hour. M I Voorhees cashier Jamesburg NJ December 6 1921.
The First National Bank of Cranbury New Jersey will hold a meeting at its Banking House on Tuesday January 10 1922 to elect nine directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business. Polls open 11 oclock A M and remain open for one hour. Geo B Mershon cashier Cranbury N J December 9 1921.
The Subscriber Executor of Thomas Shotwell deceased announces the final account to be exhibited to the Orphan's Court of Middlesex County on Friday December 30, 1992 at 10 am for settlement and allowance, following audit and statement by the Burrogate. Dated November 24, 1921, Wiigau M. Cox, Executor.
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