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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1921

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The Churches Services and Meetings This Sunday

Sunday morning preaching by Rev. J B Curry on The Infallible Test. Sunday School at 10. Christian Endeavor at 6 30. Community Service at 7. Preaching by Rev. L E Lennox. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 45. Junior C E meets Feb 27 at 3. Why Missionaries are Needed in India led by Mildred Hagerty. Second Church C E meets next Sunday at 6 30 with How can we make our lives useful led by Bliss Marie Groves.

J. B. Curry Christian Endeavor L. E. Lennox M. HE. Church Second Presbyterian Frederick Schweitzer Christian Endeavor Society Second Presbyterian Chapel India Mildred Hagerty C. E. Society of the Second Church Bliss Marie Groves

Stitch and Chatter Club Quilting Party Set at Second Church

The Stitch and Chatter Club holds an all day quilting event in the Second church chapel on Thursday March 3. Hostesses are Mrs. E. W. Walker and Mrs. John Stonaker.

Stitch and Chatter Club E. W. Walker John Stonaker

Missionary Entertainment at First Presbyterian Church Chapel

The Westminister Guild and the Light Bearers Mission Band of the First Presbyterian Church present a missionary entertainment in the chapel on Wednesday evening March 2 at 7 30 p m An offering for missions will be taken at the close of the program A social hour follows with ice cream and cake for sale

Westminister Guild Light Bearers Mission Band First Presbyterian Church

Club Meeting at the Club House Hosts and Plans

The Club met Monday evening at the Club House with Mrs. Clifford Conover as hostess. Members enjoyed games and ice cream. plans for the February 29 meeting were discussed. Mr. and Mrs. William Stein remain in Miami Florida and report a Washington's Birthday parade.

Clifford Conover William Stein Miami Florida Washington Cranbury Press

A Pleasing Invitation From Cranbury Women Event

The Cranbury women look forward to an enjoyable afternoon next Friday March 4 with a joint meeting of First Church missionary society and Methodist women at the First Church chapel. Miss Carlotta Davison of Hightstown will give a delightful story and attendees are urged to attend in large numbers to show appreciation.

Cranbury Prospect Second Church Missionary Society Methodist Church First Church Missionary Society Carlotta Davison Hightstown

Unusual Opportunity Travelogue by Miss Davison

Miss Carlotta Davison of Hightstown presents a stereopticon illustrated travelogue in Firat Church chapel Friday afternoon March fourth at three o'clock. The Woman's Missionary Societies invite all women to hear her account of the Tokyo Sunday School convention and her four months in Japan and the Orient. A social hour follows.

Carlotta Davison Hightstown Firat Church Miss Davison Tokio Japan Orient

Woman's Club Meeting Highlights Music Program

The Woman's Club met at Mrs Martin Welsh's home on Wednesday with music as the focus. Mrs H C Symmes presented a paper on the Bach Festival at Bethlehem Pa and Miss Carlotta Davison performed piano solos including Rachmaninoff and Paderewski pieces.

Martin Welsh H. C. Symmes Mies Carlotta Davison Bethlehem America Anna Chamberlin Mra Carrie Jacobs Bond William Hughes F. 8S Davis Edward Chamberlin Carlotta Davison Davison Rachmaninolff Paderewski Symmes

Cranbury gunners win eleven roosters at Washington's Birthday shoot

At Dayton on Tuesday afternoon six Cranbury shooters claimed eleven of twenty roosters. Winners included W C Danser, J Oehler, Clendon Danser, J H Barclay, A R Wilson, and J W Stout with two or one birds each. Other scorers were Dr W H Mathews, B Lewis, Geo Ford, Forman, Cc T Wales, J Tyrell and J Phillips. Dr Mathews and J Tyrell, of Trenton, hit 50 targets straight in a relay. Oehler and Danser were second with 49. Wilson and David Cole tied for third with 47 breaks.

Washington Dayton Cranbury and Vicinity W. C. Danser J Oehler Clendon Danser J. H Barclay A. R. Wilson J. W. Stout Dr. W. H. Mathews B. Lewis Geo

Reverent toast at Manila banquet prompts constitutional remark

During a 1909 Far East tour, a Manila banquet hosted Congressmen and Jorge Bocobo of the University of the Philippines. Bocobo inverted his glass and said he honors the Constitution, causing a blush from a Congress member who was about to drink.

Europe Asia Africa Party of Congressmen Far East Manila Jorge Bocobo College of Law The University of the Philippines

Old Time Minstrels by Second Presbyterian Church

The Men's Club of the Second Presbyterian Church presents a big minstrel show on March eight with star soloist WitLarp Totten and a full comedic cast. Tickets are limited and priced 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for children under 12. Tickets available from listed performers and club members.

Second Presbyterian Church WitLarp Totten M. A. Rus Wesley Bergen E OC. Wilson Charles Schnell W. H. Bergen C. C. Groves H.C. Wilson Samuel Dey Prospect Plains William Smith W. H. Morvon Martin Welsh Joseph Owens

Birds help farmers by feeding garden pest birds

Farmers and gardeners rely on birds to curb insects and weed seeds. As insects dwindle this season, hang suet high in trees for woodpeckers and other insects eaters and offer seeds and grains to seed eaters like bluebirds and sparrows. Larger birds like Bob White pheasant and larks benefit from whole wheat corn and buckwheat.

Local Births and Visits Highlight Hightstown Notes

In Hightstown today born February 17 a daughter Lida Lizzie Pellett to Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Pellett of Bordentown. Mrs. Pellett is granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolfe of South Street. Other town visitors include William McDowell staying with sister Mrs. John Culver in Plainfield, Annie Laurie of Little Silver visiting Helen Schuyler, Florence Schoen in New York City, Robbins family guest Mrs. Augustus Robbins on South Street, L. D. Bayles of Trenton visiting friends, Mrs. W. Peterson and Mrs. Samuel Snedeker with Willard Reed in Trenton, Jennette Peterson visiting uncle and aunt Harry Duncan in Robbinsville, George C. Peppler and daughter Edith with Russell Rockhill in New Brunswick, and Thornton Field of New Sharon visiting Charles R. Field on South Main Street.

Holmes Pellett Bordentown Lida Lizzie Pellett Pellett Frank Wolfe South Street William McDowell Mra John Culver Plainfield Annie Laurie Little Silver Helen Schuyler Florence Schoen New York City Robbins Windsor Augustus Robbins L. D. Bayles Trenton W. Peterson Samuel Snedeker Willard Reed Thornton Field New Sharon Charles R. Field South Main Street

A Good Medicine for the Grip

George W. Waitt of South Gardiner Maine says his severe cough cold and grip were cured by Chamberlains Cough Remedy after one bottle, noting the remedy was the only thing that helped.

George W. Waitt South Gardiner Chamberlain

Better Food at Less Cost for Wise Buyers

The Bureau of Markets of the New Jersey Department of Agriculture promotes seasonal buying and buying in larger quantities to reduce costs. Women’s clubs and market officials urge purchasing fruits and vegetables in season and in baskets or original packages to avoid waste, support farmers, and provide fair prices.

Bureau of Markets New Jersey Department of Agriculture Market Bureau State Federation of Women’s Clubs Bureau

Benjamin Franklin Optimism as a Civic Force

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reflects on Benjamin Franklin as a model of thrift and optimism. It notes his writings on croakers, his belief in America’s growth, and his hands on work to build institutions, urging modern citizens to emulate his civic service and frugality.

Benjamin Franklin Ben Philadelphia Franklin Republic America Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Also Mentioned on This Page

First Presbyterian Second Church C. E. Society Missionary Entertainment Ladies Night OF Apollo Lodge Apollo Lodge Soden Jamesburg Kupeler Sisters New York Edward Jerome Rice Ladies Aid Society Woman’s Club Lewis Chamberlin, Jr Cranbury Gunners Old Time Minstrels Jennette Petterson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Duncan Robbinsville George C. Peppler Edith Russell Rockhill New Brunswick East State St Trenton, N. J R. A. Donnelly State Street Broad Daniel Block Clothing South Broad St
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