Religious Society Notices From Local Churches
The Second Church GOEB Society will meet in the chapel next Sunday at 6 30 PM with the theme The most helpful passages in the Bible. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Church will meet January 14 with Mrs A W Forman and committee members J G Symmes Henry Brown D J Wilson.
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Second Church
E. Society
Goeb. Society of the Second Church
Ledder
Harold Ogborn
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Church
A. W. Forman
J. G. Symmes
Henry Brown
D. J. Wilson
Light Bearers Mission Band Plans Friday Meeting
The Light Bearers mission band of the First Presbyterian Church will assemble in the chapel Friday afternoon January 14 at 3:45. Leader s Mary Perrine and Alice Brown will preside.
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Light Bearers Mission
Band of the First, Presbyterian
Mary Perrine
Alice Brown
Helping Hand and Woman's Club Meet Soon
The Helping Hand Missionary Society of the First Church will meet Friday afternoon January 14 at 2:30 with Mrs Harry Perrine on Cranbury Neck Road. The Cranbury Woman's Club will meet Wednesday January 12 at Mrs J E Curry's home for Guest Day with special music and a lecture by Mrs H C Stull of Trenton on the Young Women's Christian Association National and International.
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Helping Hand Missionary Society of the First Church
Harry Perrine
Cranbury Neck Road
Woman’s Club of
Cranbury
J. E. Curry
H. C. Stull
Trenton
The
Young Women’s Christian Association
Willing Workers Dance Planned at Odd Fellows Hall
The Willing Workers Club schedules a dance at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday January 18 1921 with music by Professor L W Johnson. The township committee has purchased the Shoemaker Lot also known as Charles Ely for a Fire Home and will begin building once title passes.
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Willing Workers Club
Odd Fellows Hall
L. W. Johnson
Charles Ely
Pioneer Grange Meeting Set for January 11
Pioneer Grange No 1 announces its next meeting for Tuesday evening January 11 with important business and a surprise program. A large attendance of members is desired due to matters of vital interest to all involved.
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Pioneer Grange No. 1
Grange
Township Committee to Meet on Monday at 2 P M
The Township Committee will meet at their usual place on Monday at 2 p m to receive reports from township officers and to transact any other business that may come before them.
Crap bury Fire Company Elects New Officers
At the regular meeting the Crap bury Fire Company elected officers including President T. B. Woolston Vice President H. N. Scott Secretary Joseph Wicoff Assistant Secretary Wm. Bogart Treasurer Norman Appleget Chief E. C. Wilson Assistant Chief M. A. Bue and Entertainment Committee members George Hopple Wm. Nicholls John Martin Charles Schnell Roland Dey Lewis Schenck Russell Spratford.
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Crapbury Fire Company
T. B. Woolston
H. N. Scott
Joseph Wicoff
Wm. Bogart
Ttredaurer
Norman Appleget
E. C. Wilson
M. A. Bue
George Hopple
Wm. Nicholls
John Martin
Charles Schnell
Roland Dey
Lewis Schenck
Russell Spratford
Miss Elma Black Weds Harry Locke in Hightstown
Miss Elma Jeannette Black daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter C Black of Hightstown married Harry Charles Locke of Bridgeton N J at noon Saturday. The Rev Harry L Chance of Trenton performed the double ring ceremony at the bride’s parents York Road home. The bride’s sister Mrs Stanley Stults and Ferris C Waite were maids and best man respectively. Only immediate family attended. The couple will reside in Hightstown after a short wedding trip.
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Elma Jeannette Black
Walter C. Black
Hightstown
Harry Charles Locke
Bridgeton
N. J
York Road
Harry L. Chance
Trenton
Stanley Stults
Ferris C. Waite
Mrs. Locke
Cranbury Council No 60 Jr O U A M Meets January 10
All members are requested to attend the regular meeting Monday January 10 at 8 o clock. Election of officers and other important business will be discussed in Bremer.
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Cranbury Council No. 60
Stitch and Chatter Club Elects Officers for New Year
At an all day meeting in the chapel on Thursday January 6 the Stitch and Chatter Club elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs M Ag Bue Vice President Mrs E S Barclay Treasurer Miss Marie Grover Secretary Mrs B C Wilson Assistant Secretary Mrs H C Wilson The treasurer reported year receipts 2384 33 with expenditures 1056 83 leaving balance 1327 50 Net Bazaar proceeds were 850 The report praises the members work and urges churchwomen to begin the year with renewed energy.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
M. Ag Bue
E. 8. Barclay
Misa Marie Grover
B.C. Wilson
H. C. Wilson
Surprise variety shower for Cranbury couple names many guests
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Chamberlin of Cranbury hosted a surprise shower on Tuesday evening. The evening featured gifts, games, and musical selections with refreshments. Attendees included numerous friends and relatives listed by name.
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Lewis B. Chamberlin
Cranbury
Mary Bila Thompson
Sarah Bergen
Imlay O'Neil
Edna, Walker
Mildred Updike
Reba Cook
Frene Walker
Dorothy Hawke
Anda Rogers
Virginia Pullen
Margaret Wright
Carrie A. Hutchinson Mazers
Richard Applegate
Alfred Perrine
James O’neil
Lester Hyland
Alvin Updike
Ernest Campbell
Norman Applegate
Frank Rogers
Paul Wright
Wesley Konover
Leon Nixon
Graham Campbell
Joseph Wright
Franklin Brasch
John A Carson
Lewis A. Bowers
Maurice H. Hawke
D. Farr Chamberlin
William Hutchinson
F. W. Honover
Bertram S. Clayton
Ernest L. Stults
Henry Snedeker
Lewis C. Chamberlin
Orville E. Wright
Increase in Cranbury Tax Valuation Set for Hearing
Assessor C. R. Wicoff has been notified by the County Board of Taxation to raise Cranbury Township valuations by 20 percent. He has requested a hearing to be held in Cranbury this Friday at 2 oclock, with the board present to attempt an adjustment amid local concern over the demand.
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C. R. Wicoff
County Board of Taxation
Cranbury Township
Mrs Isabella Perrine Died At 85 In Hightstown
Mrs Isabella D Perrine widow of John Perrine died Monday at her home in Hightstown aged 85. Funeral was held Wednesday from her late home with Rev H S Owings of the Hightstown Baptist Church officiating. Interment at Hightstown Cemetery directed by A C Cole Son Co Cranbury. She was a long time Baptist and active in Sunday School life. Survived by daughter Mrs A H Dey of Trenton and ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Isabella D. Perrine
John Perrine
Hightstown
H. 5. Owings
Hightstown Baptist Church
Hightstown Cemetery
A. §. Cole
Mra. A. H. Dey
Trenton
Mra Perrine
Defects in People Like Fallen Fruit in Barrels
A thoughtful analogy notes that small faults in goods or character tempt buyers or peers to overlook problems. Wise handles ensure no defective matter contaminates the whole. Unscrupulous actors mix fallen traits with good to gain trust, but revelations expose the impurities.
Cranbury Board of Trade Elects Leaders at First Meeting
The first annual Cranbury Board of Trade meeting drew a large crowd at the Cranbury Ten with President E. S. Barclay presiding. Prof. App spoke on organization and cooperation. Officers elected include E. S. Barclay president D. W. Clayton vice president C. B. Wicoff secretary A. W. Forman treasurer.
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Cranbury Board of Trade
Cranbury Ten
B. S.barclay
Prof
App
New Jersey Federation of Farmers
BR. Mason
Clifford A Stults
Wm. H. Johnson
Joseph Wincklhofer
Stanley Conover
William Denison
H. N. Scott
D. W. Clayton
R. P Stillwell
Wm. H Gordon
D C. Mershon
William Stryker
Wm. N. Hughes
Wm. H. de Bow
E. C. Wilson
Cranbury Station
State Highway Commissions
Cranbury- Hightstown
Enemies of the Eighteenth Amendment Charged by Bishop
In a W. G. T. U. address, Right Rev. William F. Anderson condemns opponents of prohibition as enemies of home and education. He accuses liquor interests of harming women and children, public schools, and national character, labeling anti prohibitionists unprogressive and un-Christian across denominations.
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Rev
William F. Anderson
The
Episcopal Church
Steinbach's Asbury Park Stages Third Annual Department Sale
Steinbach's Asbury Park launches its third annual department managers sale on Monday January 3 and runs a month. Specials at half price across 21 divisions feature a Thrift avenue with 200 feet of bargains. A scenic window with a miniature yacht race signals department standings while cash prizes reward top sellers each week.
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Steinbach
Asbury Park
Department Managers
Steinbach’s
Dukeit
Thrift Avenue
D. M
Senate Passes Poindexter Bill Out of Debate
The Senate approved the Poindexter measure banning attempts to obstruct interstate commerce by pressuring carriers to strike. Violations carry a 15000 dollar fine up to fifteen years imprisonment. The move signals renewed anti strike provisions after earlier railroad bill edits.
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Senate
United States
House
House of Representatives
Boston Transcript
Kepi Returns to French Army Consideration
The Journal Officiel reports that the French minister of war is considering a return to the kepi for parade and walking-out use. The classic cap, linked with glory of arms, may replace the steel helmet and soft bonnet in certain wear. Sous officers in many garrisons already may wear it as part of walking-out kit.
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Officiel
London Times
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J.E. Curry
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Woman’s Club
Pioneer Grange
Locke-Black
Board of Trade Meeting
Pollu
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Trenton, N. J
First National Bank
Cranbury, N. J
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