Day The Home and Foreign Missionary Meeting Notes
The Home and Foreign Missionary meeting met at Mrs. Andrew Ely's home on Friday afternoon with Mrs. A. Hubbard hosting her niece Mrs. Mary J. Starbird of Brooklyn as a guest. The Week of Prayer ran Tuesday to Friday evenings. Harold Parent, a P. Rus. employee, was an out of town visitor on Tuesday. The Study Class on China gathered at Mrs. Wesley Applegate's home last Friday. Miss Lida Hubbard attended services at Second Reform church in New Brunswick and visited cousin Mrs. Bert Giles of Highland Park. Peter Barclay remains on the Bick list. Lincoln Perrine and family visited Rhode Hall relatives on Tuesday. Mrs. James B. Clark has returned after holidays with her father John Turner and family of West Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and
Andrew Ely
A. Hubbard
Mary J. Starbird
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harold Parent
P. Rus
China
Wesley Applegate
Lida Hubbard
Second Reform Church
New Brunswick
Bert Giles
Highland Park
New Years visits span Cranbury area families
Cranbury Station notes show Mrs. Joseph K. Chamberlin and relatives visiting the Bowers, Johnsons and Nolans during New Years. J Edward Chamberlin and Arthur Clayton traveled to Trenton, Irene Nolan in New York, illness of Mrs. Peter Johnson, and other visits by Peppler, Heidinger, Fisher and Applegate households. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for chronic constipation with a testimonial from S F Fish of Brooklyn Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Chamberlin
Anna and
Clara Chamberlin
J. Edward Chamberlin
Lewis Bowers
Dutch Neck
David Johnson
Highland Park
Peter Johnson
John Nolan
John
Edna Nolan
Charles Vanborn
Asbury Park
Irene Nolan
New York
Arthur Clayton
Trenton
Freddie Connerty
John Connerty
Jersey City
Edward Malan
Chamberlain
F. Fish
Brooklyn
Mich
Community Notes From Hightstown Household and Local Moves
Hightstown social items list guests and visits including Mrs J Mount Smith entertaining her sister Mrs Isabelle Hoff of Perth Amboy and Miss Ruth Applegate visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Frederick Blackwell. Real estate moves include John Clevenger and wife planning to occupy Stockton Street property in spring and Dr William Buchanan relocating to new offices at South Main and Ward streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Peppler
Jacob Heidinger
Clifford
Lillian Caine
Hightstown
Lemuel Fisher
Jersey City
William McDowell
J. Mount Smith
Isabelle Hoff
Perth Amboy
John Clevenger
Palmyra
Stockton Street
Lester
New High School
R. W. Swetland
Ruth Swetland
Washington, D. C
William J. Hutchinson
South Main Street
Ruth Applegate
New York
Frederick Blackwell
Richard D. Norton
Princeton
Isabelle Mount
Lillie Souders
Wilmington
Del
William Buchanan
South Main and
Ward Streets
J. P. Johnson
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Gentle Bowels
Who wants salts or castor oil when Dr King’s New Life Pills offer a gentler natural aid for bowel troubles. They stimulate and regulate the bowels and tone the whole system. Price 25 cents. Sold by all druggists. H. E. Bucklen & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
H. E. BuckLen & Co
Ministers and the meaning of ordination across denominations
The article argues ordination is authorization to preach, not a ceremony, noting how churches differ on authority. It traces Jesus appointing apostles and ministers, the Pentecost shift, and how current conditions differ with healing and expansion of ministry beyond old ritual confines. It links biblical harvest imagery to judgment and the universal call of God’s Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Jerusalem
Israel
Ter
Capernaum
Bethsaida
Chorazin
Sodom
Tyre
Hades
St. Paul
Plainsboro Residents Travel and Job Update
Mrs. Mary Dey spent Wednesday in New Brunswick. L. W. Grove and wife with Fred Grove and daughter Mary motored to Manasquan. Mrs. Emma Hollenbeck visits friends in Jamesburg. Miss Luella Grove accepts a bookkeeping position with Walker-Gordon Laboratory Co. at Plainsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dey
New Brunswick
L. W. Grove
Fred Grove
Mary
Manasquan
Emma Hollenbeck
Jamesburg
Luella Grove
Walker-Gordon Laboratory Co
Plainsboro
Princeton National Guard dance and bank savings club growth
The Princeton National Guard Company L sets a second mid winter dance for January 14 at the armory. The Princeton National Bank paid out 27000 dollars to 902 members of the 1913 Christmas Club, with 1914 club already growing toward 500 members and many new accounts. Princeton Hook and Ladder Company plans a two story rear addition on Witherspoon Street to accommodate new apparatus, aiming to expand the squad house into the borough’s largest. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is recommended for coughs and colds and sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company L
National Guard
Princeton National Bank
Princeton Hook and Ladder Company
Witherspoon Street
Common Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
BE. State St. Trenton
S. Broad St
Dayton
Peter Barclay
Lincoln Perrine
Rhode Hall
James B. Clark
John Turner
West Philadelphia
Cranbury Station
Grace Peppler
Elsie and
Mildred Applegate
South Amboy
Abijah Mount
Troy
Harold Outcast
C. H. Davison
William Sutphin
Atlantic City
Sarah Mount
M. P. Chamberlain
Ward Street
John Ewart
S H. Dey
Passaic
Misa Katherine Dey
William Roszel
Reba Roszel
Lillian Thompson
Helen N. Schuyler
William Dey
North Main Street
Eppeak
Strindard Asbury Park
Samuel E. Dey, Carace
Cranbury
New Jersey
FORD
O’neil's
Main Street
North Cranbury
James O’neil
Phono 422
Trenton Clothing Co
Trenton, N. J
Insurance
American Surety Co
Charles C. Groves
Stotte Frank A. Brows
Cranbury, N. J
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Teanch Ato
Washington, D, C
Chas. F. Haley
Monroe St
Morace Atwood
Morgantown
W. Virginia
Sta
Walker-Gordon Lab’y Co
Flavisbozo
J. J. H. Grover & Son
Jonstion, MJ
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