First Presbyterian Church Events and Local Notices
The First Presbyterian Church plans a Stereopticon Lecture on Child Life of the World by Rev. J. Curry next Sunday evening. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets in the chapel Sunday at 8 pm, and the Second Church battery group meets Sunday at 3 pm. Rev. J. W. Van Dyke preaches at Second Presbyterian this Sunday morning. Rev. Andrew Todd Taylor of Third Presbyterian will preach Thursday at the Methodist Church. C. E Society officers for the year include I. Waldo Perrine president and Miss Bessie M. Perrine corresponding secretary. The Circle meets Saturday January 2 at Mrs. W. H. Johnson’s for a New Years reception, with an expected new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Rev
J. Curry
Woman's Foreign Missionary ‘Society of the First Church
J. W. van Dyke
Second Presbyterian Church
Andrew Todd Taylor
Third Presbyterian Church of
Trenton
Methodist
C. E Society
The
I. Waldo Perrine
Hannah Hammond
Charles Symmes
Bessie M. Perrine
Laura Scudder
W.H. Johnson
Samuel Perrine
Mra
N. F. Clayton
W. H. Johnson
Clifford Conover
Church Universal
Second Church
Methodist Church
First Church
W. Wells
J E. Curry
Todd Taylor
Plainsboro Families Celebrate Christmas Gatherings
Plainsboro and nearby towns share holiday cheer with multiple family gatherings on Christmas day and weekend visits. The Grove and Rue families of Plainsboro and Jamesburg join relatives including Mary Grove and Louise Cortelyou in Franklin Park. A newborn arrives with congratulations to Mr and Mrs Emerson Pullen Jr. and Mr and Mrs John Henderson hosts guests including Fred Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainsboro
Harvey Grover
C. C. Grover
Wm. Rue
Fred Grove
Albert Grover
Herman Rue
Jamesburg
Mary Grove
Alberta
Charles
Rue Grover
F. F. Grove
Louise Cortelyou
Franklin Park
Geo
John Henderson
Penns Neck
Service of Song Given at Hightstown and Holiday Notices
A Cranbury resident, Alex 8 Stults, fell on an icy sidewalk while walking with his wife and sustained injuries, healing with rest and promising recovery. A birthday visit to Wm. H. Thomas at Applegate cheered him. Triangle Tennis Club hosted a doggie meal on Brainerd Lake with skating and refreshments. Albert J. Broughnam and Etta May Petty wed on December 24 with Rev. Curry presiding. A Christmas service directed by Mrs. Nelson K Schlottman featured solos and readings at the Baptist Church in Hightstown. Short items include amusing baseball lore, a joke on a scoring dispute, a line about an engagement, and a milk blues joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex
Stults
Cranbury
Wm. H. Thomas
Applegate
Mr. Thomas
Triangle Tennis Club
Brainerd Lake
Florence Perrine
Sara Perrine
Emma Mershon
Bertha Applegate
Sara Applegate
Hattie Lewis
Ethel Cole
Helen Butcher
Helen Croshaw
Marion Campbell
Olive Petty
Helen Walker
Charles Symmes
Waldoe Perrine
Harold Menaugh
H Raymond Lawrence
Arthur Burroughs
William Hoffman
Albert J. Broughnam
Carlisle
Etta May Petty
Richard Petty
J. E. Curry
First Presbyterian Range
Mra
Star Course entertains with DeKoven Male Quartet
Saturday night presents the fourth Star Course entertainment featuring the DeKoven Male Quartet. The Newberry News lauds the quartet as one of Newberry’s best, noting their week of fine music and strong audience encore reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry
8. C
DeKoven
Firma
Week of Prayer Scheduled for Next Week in Dayton
Dayton residents are informed the Week of Prayer will be observed on Tuesday through Friday evenings next week. Local social notes report visits and gatherings featuring Miss Sarah Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Blanche Rowland, and numerous other townsfolk including Miss Emma Schenck and Mrs. William Hanna.
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Sarah Oliver
Harry Lokerson
Ida Belle McDougall Weds Arthur Milton Craig at Home
Mr and Mrs Walter McDougall announce the marriage of their daughter Ida Belle to Arthur Milton Craig son of Mr and Mrs William Craig of Hightstown. The ceremony occurred at the bride's home on Wednesday December 30 at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McDougall
Ida Belle
Arthur Milton Craig
William Craig
Hightstown
Diaries and line a day books for 1915
1915 diaries and line a day books ready priced at 10 cents each. These small books offer a memory jogger and practical record of weather and appointments for the coming year. Blank business books are also available.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Missionary Meeting
Second Presbyterian
the Reading Circle
Rue—Vanaken
Mary Vann
Imon Rue
Ev. G. A. Burslem
Vmause
Appleget—Hoffman
Marie Hoffman
Prospect Hains
Edna F. Hoffman
Alexander C. Appleger
Bergen
Isaac
Margaret Johnston
Charles Davison Wilson
Ssaron
N. J
Egbert Everett
Utch Feck
Jamesbs Cranbury
Windsor
Lawrence
Dutch Neck
Gertrude 8Hultz
Bf New Bedford
Mass
Asons
Dayton Society
Dayton C. E. Society
H. R Dey
Wesley McDowell
Matilda Rowland
George Waite
Henrietta Osborn
Misa Estella VanDerveer
E. S. Barclay
A. W. Forman
H. N. Scott
G. B. Mershon
W. H. Gordon
Joseph Gordon
F. 8. Davie Jr
R. P. Stillwell
Forman
Adam O’hagan
Adam O'Hagan
Peter Hagerty
Thomas Hyland
Wina
Wm. H. Thomas Surprisee
Broughnam—Petty
Mobile
Savannah
New York Post
Chicago Record-Herald
Dayton
A Hubbard
Blanche Rowland
Elizabeth
Russell Rockhill
A. P. Deane
Emma Schenck
William Hanna
New Brunswick
Emms
Mamie
Frederick Schenck
Joseph Heckman
Harold
Martha Cornell
William H. Mergangey
Kate Wycoff
Misa Alretta Mories
Ocean Grove
Harry Heckman
Titus Heckman
Furman Stout
Peter Schenck
Lillian Perrine
Rhode Hall School
Henry von Thun
This Place
Mrs. Douscher
Brooklyn
Mrs. Henry Douscher
Town
Frank V. Parks
Philadelphia
W. van Dyke and
Williamson
Hopewell
Frank Schenck
Eleanor Petty
Newark
Jennie Griggs
E. A. Wilson
Craig McDougall
Stoll's
E. State St
United
Fred W. Donnelly Co
R. A. Donnelly
S. Broad Street
Trenton, N. J
Ss. Ss. S. S
First National Bank
Fashion Park Agency
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
South Broad Street
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