Church Community Notes At First Presbyterian Schilitz and More
The First Presbyterian Church schedule includes sermons by Rev J E Curry and Rev Warren Bleing with topics on Christian service and Lincoln’s legacy to the American boy The O E Society meets with a February program and 36 canvassers are appointed for a Sabbath afternoon effort Four new members were received by letter at the church and Schultz Memorial Church reports additional members admitted by letter A Valentine Circle kickoff and several social dinners are noted Also Middlesex Lodge I O F installs officers and reports growth. Second Church Women’s groups hold a meeting and elect officers A chicken supper fundraiser for Schultz Memorial is planned with details and ticket price.
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Firat
A.A Duncan
Sadie van Kirk Blackwell
M. Russell Johnson
Albert Thomas
Schultz Memorial Church
Jetter
John Carlson
George Walters
J. B Gos
Medal Contest by Woman's Christian Temperance Union
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds a Medal Contest on Monday February 26 at 7 45 P M in the First Presbyterian chapel. State President Miss Elfreth attends to speak. A social hour follows and a silver offering will be taken.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
First Presbyterian
Miss Elfreth
Village Improvement Meeting Postponed by Storm
The V I B meeting was not held last Monday due to the storm and is moved to next Monday evening at the home of Mrs Geo B Mershon. A large attendance is hoped for as there are matters needing attention.
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Geo. B. Mershon
Social Club honors 60th birthday at Wilson home
The Social Club held a Thursday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Wilsons home. The occasion celebrated Mr. Wilsons 60th birthday with a handsome bouquet of carnations. Guests included their son Henry Wilson and Henrys classmate Harry Farr from Pridgeton High School.
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D. J. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Henry Wilson
Harry Farr
Pridgeton High School
Denisons Move Into New South Cranbury Home
Mr and Mrs William Denison have settled into their newly purchased residence in South Cranbury He is a partner at Bennett and Denison produce merchants Prospect Plains Mrs Denison formerly Miss Annie Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs David J Wilson of this place
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William Denison
South Cranbury
Denison
Bennett
Perrine Sterling Wedding at Christ Church New Brunswick
The wedding of Harvey Russell Perrine and Edith Magdalene Sterling took place Wednesday at Christ Episcopal Church New Brunswick in the presence of a fashionable gathering. The bride wore a white embroidered gown with train and veil, sister Ardell as matron of honor, bridesmaids in yellow gowns, best man Giles, ushers including Grover Perrine and Raymond Healy. Also noted are social attendees and a Peddie Institute senior prom upcoming with Mueller's orchestra and decorations by Alexander of Trenton. Barab M Leggett died aged 69 in Bordentown, with funeral planned and Cranbury interment, Rev. Allan N. Nettleman to officiate. Stratford Operatic Company to perform February 14 in First Presbyterian chapel under Lulu Hatfield Solomon. program highlights include Mikado scenes, Carmen, Hadrian’s Hymn, and various sacred and secular pieces.
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Mr. Giles
Grover Perrine
Raymond Healy
Murphy
Clarence Perrine
Jane Dey
Mary Perrine
van Dyke Perrine
van Dyke
Alfred Perrine
Barab M. Leggett
James P. Leggett
Farneworth Avenue
Bordentown
Charles Leggett
Lorenzo Leggett
Myrtle Leggett
Charles ‘Petty
Cranbury
Raymond Roe
Asbury Park
Leggett
Stratford Operatic Company
First Presbyterian Chapel
Lulu Hatfield Solomon
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Stratford Company
America
Residents Seek New Post Office at Hightstown
Residents circulate petitions urging a new post office building in Hightstown citing growth from Peddie Institute and planned industrial improvements by local firms and the railroad. The present office serves about 2,500 residents with increasing demand and renovations by Postmaster Addison Robbins Jr. have improved mail delivery.
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Hightstown
Peddie Tnstitute
Board of Trade
American Hollow Tile Company
Rug Mill
Standard Oil Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Nurse
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J. E Curry
Second Presbyterian
Warren Bleing
Lincoln
Schultz
Ray
Z. W. Wells
Billy Sanday
C. E. Society
O. E. Society of the Firat Church
Mies Sara I. Perrine
Reading Circle
Barclay
J. FE. &. Club
Raymond
Griggs
First Church
Richard Mason
John Bennett
Walter Dey
Ora Bennett
Clifford Stula
Stella Stula
Mabel Bennett
Mason
Celeste
Alex. Mason
Subject
China
Mary Woolston
Frances Bradley
Gertrude Harder
Ah You
Kei- Newell Davis
Mary Symmes
Leslie Perrine
Hainan Island
Marion Bennett
Hainan
Douglass
Marion Applegate
Ladies Aid Society
Middlesex Lodge
No. 90
Harry Vandergrift
In. G
M. A. Bue
Alex Applegate
Abram Voorhees
Wm. F. Perrine
Colarence Hagerty
Fred Hoffman
T. E. Windle
O. G. Clarence Ervin
N.G. Wm
Bul
N. G. Wn
H. Bergen
Geo. Perrine
Missionary Meeting
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Second Church
Mia
Ella Stults
I. D. Barclay
C. P. Emmon
G. B. Mershon
F. 8. Davis
F. A. Brown
G. W. Burroughs
Warren Hilsing
Mr. and
Mrs. Cole
Cole
H. Crozer Reaves
Wm. H. Atkinson
Trenton
J. H Baremore
H. Jennings
Jamesburg
Geo. C. Peppler
D. W. Clayton
H. N. Scott
RB. P. Stilwell
J. J. Bradley
N. F. Clayton
Milton van Derveer
Cc. T. U
Gigobble
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Iberia
Spain
Portugal
Popular Science Monthly
Peddie
Peddie ‘Institute
Mueller
New York
Alexander
Iprelude
BR. W. Swetland
W.harvey Reid
Philadelphia
Elsie P. Sauvage
Glen Ridge
N. J
Ezekiel 8. Barclay
C. E Lewis
Daniel I. Messler
A. W. Ford
J. Walter Reeves
Clinton E. Risley
Bar C. MacArthur
M. McCannes
Mark W. Swetland
John 8. Mount
William A Spinney
E. P. Clum
Hadrian
Alexander ‘Pope
Pate
Birmingham ‘Age- Herald
New York City
John
Baltimore American
Stoll's
E.state St
Trenton, N. J
H. Bard
H. S. Dey
Dennis Garage
N. Main Sr
Hightsiown, NJ
Benjamin
Donnelly
la USA
A. F. Williams
Williams
East State Street
R. A. Donnelly
State Street
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