Sacrament Observed at First Presbyterian Church
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed during morning worship. Preparatory Service Saturday at 3 o'clock. Session meeting Saturday at 2 30. Sunday School at 10.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
1
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed during morning worship. Preparatory Service Saturday at 3 o'clock. Session meeting Saturday at 2 30. Sunday School at 10.
Friday evening services and communion preparations followed by a session meeting. Sunday schedule includes morning worship with Lord's Supper and new member reception, Junior and Senior C E gatherings, and a 7 30 community service. Various church groups meet June 9 to 13, plus a June 22 wedding announced for Mary Vanderbeek and Joseph Lawrence Havens.
After forty years of service the Goodwins Band plans a one year break but will perform at town block dances on July 4 and July 24. The Firemen Reynolds town group has persuaded them to play these events, their only engagements this summer, drawing many friends to enjoy their music.
Mrs. John Barlow and Mrs. Fred Cox hosted a variety shower Saturday evening at the Cox home for Dorothy Hutton and Charles Schnell. The red white and blue decor set a festive mood as guests from Princeton Bayonne Burlington Beverly Merchantville Brooklyn Rocky Hill Kingston and Cranbury attended. Dorothy received linen cut glass silver aluminum ware and money gifts. The evening included dancing games and refreshments.
At the closing meeting the Woman's Club of Cranbury presented a one act play by Rev. Peter Brice and five old maids. He ends by marrying widow Polly Prince as piano solos entertained. Officers for next year were elected including President Anna Chamberlin and treasurers and secretaries.
A piano recital held by pupils of Miss Mary Edythe Dey in Hightstown on Saturday May 28 featured young performers from Cranbury. The program included pieces such as Morning Prayer by Streabbog and Birds of Paradise by Streabbog, with performers Luella Reed Virginia Reed Alice Scott Adolph Faith Carl Kern and others.
Farmers weigh selling channels to maximize returns with minimal risk as Jersey potato prospects grow. New York and Baltimore prices noted, while Secretary Wallace and senators head to New Jersey for the July 16 Field Meeting at Raritan to discuss major agricultural issues.
Plainsboro social notes recount weekly greetings and visits among residents of Walker-Gordon Farms Harrisburg Syracuse University and Kingsley. Families attend Decoration Day events a wild cat sighting near Nicholson is reported and Rev. G A Burslem receives a farewell with a $50 purse as he moves to Dover Delaware.
Mr and Mrs Bert Thomas of Trenton spent Memorial Day with Mr and Mrs Alonzo Dey. Mrs John Peppler entertained on Memorial Day. Families of Roselle including William Werner Harry Wolfe and Mrs Charlea Rabold and Misses Virginia and Mauria Rabold are noted. Lydia Dey, recovering from a sprained ankle, can walk little. Holmes Pellett and daughter Elda of Bordentown visited the Wolfes. Nola Wyckoff visited Ellisdale friends. Perrine Holman and family visited William Grover at Locust Corner. Antonia Perdoni of Trenton visited town. J B Schenck spending a week in Atlanta.
The Cranbury Inn hosted a list of guests including Mr and Mrs William A Coe and Mrs J P Koehler and son John of Newark Peter Saltier of Trenton A E Snow and Alfred Burdett of Springfield Mass Harold Larabee of South Gardiner Me Rutherford H Snow of Norwich Conn Waine Antille and Andrew Antilla of Troy NH Mr and Mrs John Mickel of Point Pleasant Mr and Mrs Lewia Appleger of Poughkeepsie NY Mr and Mrs William H Snow of Bogota NJ Mr and Mrs Howard Snow and Mr and Mrs W Brower of New York City Mr and Mrs J Culley of Ellizbeth and Jacob Mahalick of Bound Brook.
Kitty Barrett of Birmingham and her pet parrot stayed aboard to rescue the bird as the Cartago burned off Panama. Passengers prepared to launch lifeboats when Capt McBride and the chief engineer announced the fire under control and the parrot safe.
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