Church Updates and Membership At Presbyterians
Sunday morning at First Presbyterian church the following members were received on profession of faith and by letter: Walter H Havens R P Bullwell Lawrence Havens Rolland Deg Fred Hoffman William Applegate George Duncan George Seifried William Coward Walter Detrick Abijah Dey Mrs Mary Potter. The swave committee thanks William M Cox for a donation of 2 bags of corn. J F F Club voted to play dominoes next meeting at Alonzo Dey home. Ladies Aid supper in the chapel February 22 priced 35 cents with 10 cent admission redeemable in ice cream.
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First Presbyterian Church
Walter H. Havens
R. P. Bullwell
Lawrence Havens
Rolland Deg
Fred' Hoffman
William Applegate
George Duncan
George Seifried
William Coward
Walter Detrick
Abijah Dey
Mary Potter
J. F. F. Club
G. Armstrong Bennett
Alonzo Dey
Hightstown
Ladies Aid Society
Jamesburg Presbyterian Church
Evolution of Woman's Dress Lecture At Mrs Symmes Home
A program on the Evolution of Woman's Dress was held Wednesday at Mrs. H. C Symmes home arranged by Mrs. Btulta and Mrs. Barclay with readings and short articles by members. The next meeting is planned for February 24 at Mrs. C. T Hoffman's home. The Women's Missionary Society of Second Church held its annual meeting last Friday at Mrs. Warren Elsing's home with officers elected including Ella Stuke as president and D Barclay as first vice president.
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H. C Symmes
Btulta
Barclay
Stults
Davis
Mersdon
Burroughs
Symmes
J.B Perrine
C. T Hoffman
Women's Missionary Societies of
Second Church
Warren Elsing
Ella Stuke
D. Barclay
C. P. Emmons
F.S. Davia
G. B. Mershon
Everett
F. A. Brown
G. W. Burroughs
I. D. Barclay
John Wilfert
Hightstown
Elmer. B. Chamberlin
Mr. Brown
Elijah
Ann K. Brown
Brown
Cranbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cynwyd
A C. McGill
Edwin A. Brown
H. H Gifford
Highland Park
Wm. A Brown
Misa Frances Brown
Frank A. Brown
Second Presbyterian Cemetery
Washington Birthday Celebration and Wedding News
Celebrate Washington's Birthday with baked beans and sandwiches provided by the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church on February 22. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Emmons attended the wedding of Miss Marion Emilie Davis and Frederick Conover Wickoff at the First Methodist Episcopal Church Asbury Park, followed by a reception at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
C. P. Emmons
Marion Emilie Davis
G. A Davis
Allenhurst
Frederick Conover Wickoff
Edgar Wickoff
Asbury Park
Wickoff
Princeton Press Saved by Community Backup Plan
Local response to the Princeton Press news that the old town weekly will continue. Business leaders offer financial support to keep the paper running with new editorial oversight. The paper will publish without interruption each Saturday afternoon.
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Princeton Press
Old Town
Princeton
Treble Clef Club to perform in Cranbury Star Course
The Treble Clef Club of Chicago a four singer troupe brings vocal trios quartets and costumed acts to Cranbury First Presbyterian on February 16 led by Miss Taylor owner and manager promising a different entertaining program. Also notes local births marriages deaths community events and a farm demonstration meeting in Middlesex County.
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Treble Clef Club
Chicago
Taylor
Lyceum
Cranbury
First Presbyterian
Middlesex County
George Street
New Brunswick
N. J
Will Lay New Walks In Hightstown In Spring
Property owners on streets lacking sidewalks in Hightstown New Jersey will be required to pave as part of a spring effort to extend walks. The move aims to improve pedestrian safety and property values in the town with its growing network of sidewalks.
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Hightstown
Wightstown
New Jersey
Hightstown Seeks New Industries for Borough Growth
The Mayor and Borough Council of Hightstown plan to attract manufacturers by highlighting site advantages. They have chosen several suitable locations and will actively seek factory construction to boost local industry.
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Borough Council
Hightstown
Thomas
Fire destroys two room school in Iselin
A wood framed schoolhouse at Iselin near the Pennsylvania railroad station burned Friday after 2 PM. The building housed two rooms with sixty pupils present in the yard during recess, and no injuries were reported.
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Iselin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Think About These Things Quote Adage
A reflective note attributes a Joubert maxim about escaping errors by elevating the mind above human concerns. The excerpt frames thought as a path to solutions beyond ordinary perception. It presents a philosophical warning and an invitation to contemplation.
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Joubert
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