The Churches Schedule and Activities Listed
Morning worship at 11 o clock at First Presbyterian with Rev. Frank P. D. Hickman of Corseco Presbytery West Africa to preach Sunday School at 10. Second Presbyterian features service by Rev. Frederick Schweitzer at 11 and Sunday School at 10 with community service at 7 30 Children catechism classes resume Monday at 3 45 in Second Church chapel Parents urged to ensure attendance Teachers Training and Confession of Faith classes held Monday evenings at the Manse Examinations for Tenderfoot and Second Class open Schultz Memorial M E Preaching by Rev. L B Lennox Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 45 Junior C E Society meets Sunday Feb 13 at 3 in the Second Presbyterian chapel Topic My Favorite Bible Character Leader Marion Clayton Second Church C E Society meets Sunday at 6 30 with Topic Thy Kingdom Come Leader Mr James O Neil Cranbury Troop Boy Scouts meets Tuesday 7 30 in Second Church chapel Open to those joining for spring and summer Examinations for Tenderfoot and Second Class degrees available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. D. Hickman
Corseco Presbytery
West Africa
Hickman
Frederick Schweitzer
Munday
Cranbury
L. B. Lennox
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Second Presbyterian Church
Heb
Marion Clayton
C. E. Society of the Second Church
James
O’neil
Woman's Club of Crybury Hosts February Reception
The Woman's Club of Crybury will hold the first evening reception of the season next Wednesday evening February 16 at 8 o'clock in the home of Mr and Mrs Symmes H Perrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Crybury
Club Meeting Sees Ireland Talk and Songs
The group gathered Wednesday at Mrs. D. W. Clayton home for Rev. Joseph E. Curry's lecture on Unrest in Ireland. Mrs. Martin Welsh and Mrs. Clarence Perrine contributed several Irish songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Clayton
Joseph E. Curry
Ireland
Martin Welsh
Clarence Perrine
Cranbury School Board Elects Re-elected Members
At Cranbury Township School Election on Tuesday evening George B Mershon and Grover E Stults were re elected to the Board of Education. Ezekiel Barclay declined renomination. John D Bennett and Franklin Bennett were nominated and Franklin Bennett was elected. School appropriations carried and a large majority approved purchasing an additional tract adjoining the present property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B Mershon
Grover E. Stults
Board of Education
Ezekiel
Barclay
John D. Bennett
Franklin Bennett
Missionary Society Elects Officers at Second Church
The Women’s Missionary Societies of the Second Church held their annual officer election. Elected: President Mrs. Ella Silvera Stula. assistants Mrs. Wm. N Hughes and Mrs. B. O. Wilson. first vice president Mrs. I. D. Barclay. second vice president Mrs. L. S Chamberlin. secretaries Mrs. G. B. Mershon and Mrs. F. S. Davis. treasurers Mrs. F. A. Brown and Mrs. Ed Wilson. secretary of Literature Mrs. M. A. Rue. key woman Mrs. C. P. Emmons. program committee Mrs Geo W Burroughs, Mrs. Anna Spaulding, Mrs. Lemuel Stults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Emmons
Geo, W. Burroughs
Anna Spaulding
Lemuel Stults
Second Presbyterian Men’s Club Minstrel Set for March 8 Jubilee
The Men’s Club of the Second Presbyterian Church presents a March 8 minstrel show described as old fashioned and snappy with songs and jokes. Willard Totten directs and provides vocal support, with Charles Kraemer of Rahway appearing as a bass, plus other specialties. The event aims for a packed house with strong enthusiasm from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Cranbury
Willard Totten
Totten
Charles Kraemer
Rahway
Kraemer
Jolly Valentine Party At Pioneer Grange
Pioneer Grange held a Valentine party at Amzi Duncan's home with games readings and original valentines. Mrs J B Perrine won the main prize and Amzi Duncan also received a prize. W Knowles spoke on Grange visits and praised the Pioneer chapter urging continued high standards. The next meeting will be at John D Bennett's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Grange
Amzi Duncan
J. B. Perrine
Valentine
W. #. Knowles
Farm Demonstration Department
John D. Bennett
Stitch and Chatter Club to Hold All Day Chapel Meeting
The Stitch and Chatter Club plans an all day meeting in the Second church chapel on Thursday February 17. The group hosts quilting parties every two weeks and invites participation. Contact Mrs Matthew Rue to arrange quilting before warm weather ends the work. Tying quilts costs 1.25 dollars and quilting 2.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
Calvin Stults
Samuel Dey
Matthew Rue
Market Days Help South Jersey Farmer Build Trade
Mr. Clark recounts a South Jersey farmer who held market days twice weekly, drawing autoists to buy fresh fruit and vegetables at lower city prices. He emphasizes advertising, grading, and consistent quality as keys to a lucrative, lasting trade, noting agriculture leads New Jersey’s economy but is hardly advertised today. He forecasts cooperative selling boosting farm advertising in a decade as a essential business expense.
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Mr. Clark
South Jersey
Triffe Leas
New Jersey
Giant Potato Growers Form Co operative Association
At a meeting of potato growers near Hightstown they organized the Giant Potato Growers Co operative Association. The certificate of incorporation was filed and the group, with forty eight charter members, pledges about three thousand five hundred acres to improve marketing and grading. Directors named include C Dey, C B Probasco, H Jansen, A G Conover, Frank Powell, S Walter Jones, Herty Reed, David Raeter, Walter C Black, and others with A W Gertzel as president and Powell as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hightstown
Giant Potato Growers’ Co-operative Association
Mercer
Monmouth
Middlesex
Imlaystown
A. G Conover
Frank Powell
Walter Jones
Henry Reed
Cranbury
David Raeter
Perrineville
Walter C. Black
A. W. Gertzel
C. T. McCue
Geron Brill
Jamesburg
A. W. Gertzal
Honor Roll Pupils At Cranbury Public School Named
January honor roll and perfect attendance lists include students from Eighth to First Grade across Cranbury Public School. Named pupils from each grade highlight academic success and flawless attendance in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury Public School
Lemuel Michelson
Karl Puerschner
Banks Stahl
Ernest Walker Edward Schnell
Pauline Liedke
Alice Brown
Donald Campbell
Gladys Petty
John Barlow
Donald Owens
Gladys Stalts
Abraham Ruskind
Virginia Pullen
Kathryn Stahl
Alice Perrine
Marion Clayton
Mary Braxton
Josephine Stryker
Harold Hagerty
Hilda Hickey
Marie Cullen
Marie Austin
Leymra Johnzon
Sherwood Moody
Winifred White
Elizabeth Ellis Grover Kennedy
Vernon Laird
Vincent Laird
Helen Mershon
Mabel Moody
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Favorite With Mothers
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as a favorite for colds croup and whooping cough among mothers of small children. It has a pleasant taste and is said to cure promptly without opium or narcotics, suitable for babies and adults alike.
Rachmaninoff Set For Newark Armory Recital Next Tuesday
Music lovers in New Jersey have a rare chance to hear Rachmaninoff at the Newark Armory Tuesday evening February 15. The 1919 Fuerstman management encore drew about 5 000, with acoustics praised and the maestro expected to attract another large crowd. Tickets remain at 828 Broad Street and by Market 9066, with leading music stores handling sales.
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Rachmaninoff
Newark
New Jersey
Fuerstman
Fuererman
Armory
America
Advertise Goods Boost for Farmers Says Market Chief
Alexis L. Clark of the New Jersey Bureau of Markets urges farmers to adopt modern advertising to market vegetables fruit poultry and dairy. He notes newspaper ads offer direct farm to kitchen sales, citing times when crops rotted and prices fell, and argues advertising improves cash returns by matching supply with consumer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexis L. Clark
New Jersey Bureau of Markets
New Jersey
Towms
W C T U Program Highlights From Meeting
The W C T U outlines a program for the second Tuesday monthly meeting with talks on Frances E Willard including How I Met Frances E Willard by Mrs M E Bergen Our Next National Convention by Mrs A H Symmes The Frances Willard Memorial Fund by Mr Walter Scott Frances Willard widening way by Miss Mary Edsall Words of Frances E Willard by Mrs Ada Dey Billions saved in one year under dry law by Mrs Jane Dey As Thrilling As Romance by Mrs Halsey Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Willard
M.‘E. Bergen
A. H. Symmes
Frances BE. Willard
Walter Scott
Frances Willard
Mary Edsall
Ada Dey
Jane Dey
Halsey Reid
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First Presbyterian
Second
Presbyterian
Junior C. E. Society
Second Church C. E. Society
Woman’s Club
Cranbury Township
Apollo Lodge
Ladies Aid Society
Jamesburg Presbyterian Church
Helping Hand Society of the First Church
Near East Relief Fund
Edward Schnell
Irving Bennett
Lillie Farr Banks Stahl
Samuel Michelson
Anna Harris
Bessie Wilson
Helen Wolfe
Caroline Applegate
Sara Bennett
Estella Davison
James Davison
Katherine Sulovski
Margaret Tomeon
Stanley Owens
Franklin Scott Harvey Wicoff
Stanley Wolfe
Frank Danser
Russell Danser
Paul Sulovski
Charles Grover
Ernest Lux
Wayne Stahl
Alma Bennett
Madeline Perrine
Bessie Nichols
Mary Perrine
Janina Zdancewick
Emma Bennett
Mary Hoffman
Gladys Hand
Marjorie Laird
Luella Reid
Anna Scott
Grover Bennett
Ora Bennett
Martin Sulovski
Thomas Dolan
James Hiker
Elmer Mount
Oscar Danser
Russell Applegate
Hannah Danser
Rosella Perrine
Edna Hetzel
Kathryn Schnell
Alice Scott
Frances Stults
Gladys Stults
Rose Vincent
Leo Hoffman
Mount Hulick
Harvey Hutchinson
Alberta Applegate
Clara Applegate
Mildred Hagerty
Melvina Vincent
Ethel Cox
Earl Applegate
Peter Brown
Grover Kennedy
Helen Danier
William Western
Edna Braxton
Elizabeth Bilis
Dorothy Hiker
Doris Hand
Emma Orton
Chamberlain
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