First Presbyterian Church Activities and Notices
Church announcements list preaching topics by Rev. J. E Curry and Rev. Warren Elsing for Sunday services. Evening message titled The Treasuries of the Snow. Church groups including C E Society, Reading Circle, and Woman's Foreign Missionary Society schedule meetings for February and March with hosts and topics in Korea and Japan. A midwinter Reading Circle reception, Pioneer Grange meeting, and club socials are noted along with a festive birthday gathering for Rudolph Perrine and a Parent-Teachers Association meeting with speakers from Hightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Elsing
Christ
J. E Curry
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Church
Korea
Samuel Perrine
Mary Edsall
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
Reading Circle
Mfra
H. Perrine
Mr. Cox Surprised At Birthday Dinner
A dinner party was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Cox for their son Charles birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox and daughter Ethel Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox and son Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Griggs and family Miss Eden Hutton and Mr. and Mrs. Wm M Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Cox
Charles
Charles Cox
Ethel
Fred Cox
Nelson
Raymond Griggs
Misa Eden Hutton
Wm. M. Cox
Hutton
Warren Hutton
Alex. Applegate
Edward Pullen
Ernest Laird
Harry Mount
Hen. Scott
Kathryn
Marion Scott
Eva
Edna
Grace Hutton
Helen Engle
Joseph Cleary
Nelson Cox
Lillian Jason
Mrs Bradley Injured In Trenton Sightseeing Crash
Mrs J J Bradley suffered severe facial cuts and painful injuries after a sleet slicked collision near Mercer ville. She and husband traveled to see Sarah Bernhardt and were damaged when Mr Bradley misread a sign. One man died and another may lose a leg in a separate trolley crash on the Trenton line amid heavy fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Bradley
Gince
Mr. Bradley
Trenton
Sarah Bernhardt
Mercer County Traction Corporation
Providence Line Road
Bartley Schenck
Lawrenceville
Silver Medal Contest At First Presbyterian Chapel
An unusual Monday evening contest in the First Presbyterian chapel features eight boys competing for the W C T U Silver Medal. Participants include Stanley Barclay Banks Stahl Edward Schnell Irving Bennett Franklin B Scott Redford Bradley Donald Campbell Harvey Wicoff. Temperance songs, an address by Miss Elfreth state W C T U president, a silver offering and social hour conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Stanley Barclay
Banks Stahl
Edward Schnell
Irving Bennett
Franklin B. Scott
Redford Bradley
Donald Campbell
Harvey Wicoff
Miss Elfreth
Dinner in New Brunswick honors Assemblyman Edgar
Large attendance at a Middlesex County Local Option League testimonial dinner in New Brunswick Friday night. Speeches inspired strong enthusiasm among attendees from the region including E. S. Barclay Geo B Mershon H J Butcher D C Mershon W H Havens Russell Spratford Clifton Stults David Griggs Albert Grover LeRoy Scott and Henry Conover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Middlesex County
Chamberlin-Wilson Engagement Noted In Brief
Engagement announced for D. Farr Chamberlin son of Mr and Mrs Lewis H Chamberlin Cranbury to Miss Elizabeth Wilson of Brooklyn. The notice lists families and locations in a concise society item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Farr Chamberlin
Lewis
Dairy Inspections Planned For Hightstown Milk Supply
The local Board of Health will inspect dairies in the Hightstown area at various times to improve supply and publish each dairy’s record. The State Department of Health cooperates to ensure only milk meeting state standards is sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hightstown
Board of Health
State Department of Health
Miss Anna Drumm and George Conway Wed at St Anthony's
Miss Anna E Drumm daughter of Mrs Martha A Drumm of West Freehold and George A Conway son of Mr and Mrs George Conway of Hightstown were quietly married at St Anthony's church with Rev Father Conwiay officiating. The couple, joined by cousin Mary Devlin and brother Charles B Conway, left after a wedding breakfast for a short trip. They will reside in Hightstown after returning. Conway works for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Drumm
Martha A. Drumm
West Freehold
George A. Conway
George Conway
Hightstown
St. Anthony’s Church
Father Conwiay
Mary Devlin
Charles B. Conway
Highietown
Conway
The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wilson Darnell and James Wilson wed in Hightstown Baptist
Miss Helen Marie Darnell daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Howard Darnell of Philadelphia and James Applegate Wilson son of Mr and Mrs William E Wilson of Cranbury were married at the Hightstown Baptist Church The ceremony was by Rev Charles K Newell assisted by Dr William A Stanton The bride wore white satin with seed pearls a court train and Grecian veil The bridal party included Miss Madeline Totten maid of honor and Miss Elizabeth R Darnell Miss Helen R Arrowsmith and others The couple will honeymoon in Bermuda and live near Cranbury after April 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marie Darnell
Howard Darnell
Philadelphia
James Applegate Wilson
William E. Wilson
Cranbury
Hightstown Baptist Church
Charles K. Newell
Allentown
William A. Stanton
George W. Darneil
Tren
Madeline Totten
Robbinsville
Elizabeth R. Darnell
Trenton
Helen R. Arrowsmith
D. Farr Chamberlin
William A. Taylor
Spafford W. Mount
Hightstown
H. Kenneth Marriott
New York
Carroll Barclay
N .C. Schlottman
Mrs. Wilson
Bermuda
Mr. Wilson
Fire destroys Unionist Gazette plant in Somerville building
A six forty five fire in Somerville rear of the Unionist Gazette office spread to adjoining rooms. Raritan and Bound Brook departments aided as crews fought to save the structure. The blaze ruined presses linotypes and decades of records, plus a photo gallery and nearby stores on the ground floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionist Gazette
Somerville
Raritan
Bound Brook
Unionist,Gazette
Mergenthaler
Unionist-Gazette
The
Whig
Unionist
W. H. Parry
A. Kinney
Savings Bank in Hightstown Public Schools
Mothers Club of Hightstown plans a Savings Bank program in public schools next week modeled after Trenton schools. Pupils deposit pennies and larger sums with teachers, earning pass books once they reach eight dollars, signaling strong support from students and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club of
Hightatown
Trenton
Utah Takes Step Toward Prohibition as Dry Wave Grows
The U S Supreme Court ruling on Webb Kenyon spurs states to tighten liquor laws. Utah introduces a sweeping prohibitory bill urged by Governor Simon Bamberger, aiming to make the state dry and possibly the twenty fourth. Other states including Florida Indiana Wyoming New Mexico inch toward constitutional or statutory prohibition amid rising anti saloon sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Utah
Simon Bamberger
Florida
Indiana
Anti-Saloon League and Dry Federation
Goodrich
Wyoming
E.C. DeBaca
New Mexico
Kodakers Welcome Outdoors Early Spring Shoots
Kodakers in late winter and spring enjoy outdoor scenes before foliage. Snow scenes are beautiful and rich in detail. Own a camera and enjoy unlimited pleasure with cameras from 75c. Mail us your films for developing and printing.
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Jericho
Second Presbyterian
Co. BE Society
C. E. Society of the First Church
Home Mission Boards
Bertha Applegate
Missionary Societies
F. A. Brown
J. F. F. Club
Albert C. Grover
Corona Club
Rhoda Dorrance
Pioneer Grange
Rudolph Perrine
George M. Perrine
Leslie Perrine
Albert Barclay
Bergen Petty
Enos Hutchinson
William Schenck
Newell Davis Roland Clayton
Franklin Scott
Emergon Barcalow
Alfred Bennett
Marvin Bennett
Harold Polhemus
Ernest Perrine
Parent-Teachers
Parent-Teachers Association
Rivenburg
Dickingon
Mr. Cox
Second Presbyterian Chapel
Mary Spaulding
Hattie Lewis
Sara Applegate
Charles Groves
Raymond Lawrence
Cranbury Orchestra
Conway-Drumm
W. A. Stanton
Kodakers
Stoll's
E. State St. Trenton, N. J
Benjamin and
Donnelly
Nes Kw. EA Taylor Opera House Stores
Trenton, N. J
A. F. Williams
Whitefiin Trenton
Williams
East State Street
R.A. Donnelly
R. A. Donnelly
State Street
Broad
Specia
Mackinaws
Great Re
Andise Eavy
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
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