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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1922

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The Churches Plan Sunday Activities and Dismantling Work

The First Church schedules Sunday School at 10, a children’s cantata at 11, and morning worship. Prayer service Friday at 8 PM. A large turnout is expected for dismantling on Monday the twelfth to prepare the building for painters, carpets to be removed, and meals provided. The Helping Hand Missionary Society meets in Hightstown on Friday June 16 at 3 PM.

First Church Helping Hand Missionary Society of the First Church Albert Disbrow Hightstown N. J

Communion Service and Church Activities Highlight Week

Church notes show upcoming events at the Second Presbyterian Church including a Prayer Meeting with the Senior Christian Endeavor Society in the Chapel at eight and a Children’s Day program in the Church Auditorium. Invitations note large attendance, baptism plans, and membership additions as a long church calendar unfolds.

Children’s Day Events At Plainsboro And Monmouth Junction

Sunday School at 10 A. M and morning worship at 11 A. M mark Children’s Day. Plainsboro program in the church auditorium with elaborate decorations. Monmouth Junction Children’s Day service at 9 30 A. M. Birth announced Janet Adele for Mr and Mrs Farr Chamberlin.

Plainsboro Monmouth Junction A. Raymond Eckels

Mrs Elizabeth Lennox Weds George Hughes in Quiet New York Ceremony

Miss Elizabeth L Lennox married Mr George Hughes at St Luke s Church in New York City. The ceremony took place at 4 pm on Saturday May 27. The couple will reside at 18 Gramercy Park for the time being.

Elizabeth L. Lennox St. Luke’s Protestant Episcopal Church New York City George Hughes New York Gramercy Park

Unite With Church at First Presbyterian Communion

At the Communion Service in the First Presbyterian Church on Sunday the following united with the church: Profession of Faith Emma Bennett Frances Stults Alice Perrine Rosella Perrine Margaret Ridley Dorothy Ridley Anna Scott Alice Scott William Bishop Leonard Epp By Letter Franklin Walker Chas Cole A Muller and Mrs A Muller.

First Presbyterian Church Church Emma Bennett Frances Stults Alice Perrine Rosella Perrine Margaret Ridley Dorothy Ridley Anna Scott Alice Scott William Bishop Leonard Epp Franklin Walker Chas, Cole A, Muller Fist Presbyterian Summerland Helen Tanner Nallie Symmes Helen Schenck Meribeh Davison Winnifred Johnson Alice Mershon Ethel Coward Sara Bennett Francis Denison Alberta Clayton Sarah Dey Elizabeth Davison Mildred Perrine Matilda Stults Billie Denison Edgar Bennett Ronald Clayton Staunton Greenwood John Dorrance John Barclay, Jr Russell Applegate Marian Coward Clara Applegate Elizabeth Dey Alice Brown Franklin Scott Marie Ely Julia Applegate Isabelle Perrine Mary Elizabeth Perrine Evelyn Coward Helen Mershon Doris Heidinger Evelyn Clayton Marian Clayton Melvina Vincent Mabel Cane Francis Stults Alberta Applegate Chas Davison Billie Stults Warren Johnson Sara Dey Billie Stolts Asa Davison Anna Chamberlin D. J. Wilson Margaret Perrine Lucile Chamberlin Mildred Forman Edna Brown Walter Dey Russell Johnson I. C. Hoffman Chas. Davison Bertram

Cranbury Scouts Plan Annu Camp Under Scoutmaster Schweitzer

Cranbury Troop of Boys Scouts led by Rev. Frederick Schweitzer scouts for the annual camping trip. They inspect multiple sites as planning begins for a likely enjoyable outing.

Cranbury Frederick Schweitzer

Cranbury Pastor Granted Six Week Leave For Abroad Trip

Rev L E Lennox pastor of Cranbury Methodist Church receives six weeks leave from the District Superintendent and Official Board to sail July 1 from Montreal aboard the Cunarder Antonia with his daughter Elizabeth and her husband. They will visit daughter near Dublin and may take side trips to London and Paris if time permits.

L. E. Lennox Cranbury Methodist Church Elizabeth England Ireland Montreal Antonia Garrett Syrrell Dublin London Paris

Dinner and shared victory mark 1922 Cranbury Inn event

On June 3 1922 Cranbury Inn hosted a dinner after a contest between two officers and directors groups to secure new Second Series shares. Harvey S Dey led the winning team as guests celebrated at the expense of C Raymond Wicoff and others boosting membership to 250 subscribers and 1200 shares. The event featured orchestral music and a menu including Filet Mignon and Strawberry Short Cake. Postmaster George W De Voe, a Spotswood borough leader for thirty years, officiated a wedding in Elizabeth that afternoon between Ida Dorothy Selk and himself, conducted by Rev Charles A Campbell.

Cranbury Inn Harvey S. Dey C. Raymond Wicoff The Inn George W. de Voe Spotswood Elizabeth Ida Dorothy Selk Charles A. Campbell Flist Presbyterian Church

Rural Mail Carrier Exam Planned at Hightstown

The United States Civil Service Commission will hold a competitive examination in Hightstown on June 2 for the rural mail carrier position. A vacancy exists in rural route No. 2 from the Hightstown Post Office, established May 16. Frank L. Dey is the temporary carrier on this route. Applications for the examination are available at the Hightstown Post Office.

United States Civil Service Commission Hightstown Frank L. Dey

Prize profiles of Hightstown area infants announced

Louise Justine Messler, 11 months old daughter of Professor and Mrs. Daniel I Messler of Peddie Institute, wins top prize as most perfect baby in Hightstown area. Ora May Johnson, 3 months old daughter of Ira and Mrs. Johnson of North Main Street, takes second prize. May Welsh, 10 months old, living with parents on Cranbury route No 8, earns third prize. Fourth prize goes to David L. Stern, 3 months old, of R F D No 2 Hightstown.

Louise Justine Messler Daniel I, Messler Peddie Institute Hightstown Ora May Johnson Ira Johnson North Main Street May Welsh Cranbury David L. Stern

Also Mentioned on This Page

First Presbyterian Second Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society C. E Elizabeth Campbell CEB Second Presbyterian Church John Stonaker Jesus Donald Campbell David A. Farr Frank A. Hand Gladys C. Hand Edward D Sawyer Presbyterian Church of Upper Montclair Arthur L. Burroughs First Baptist Church New Market Charles F. Fulton Philip Fulton Hirst Presbyterian Church Mra Wm. Rue Grover Evangelical Lutheran Church Lancaster, Ohio Fred Wagonthals Bethany Presbyterian Church Trenton John 8. Silvers Ubland Carlotta Davison Clarence Perrine Chloe J. D. Arnold Reading Arthur Clayton Arnold J. D. Chamberlin Bercouse Perrine Davison William N. Hughes Anna Spaulding Frank Davis A. W. Forman Samuel Perrine G. B. Mershon J. B. Curry Martin Welsh W. H. Johnson E. S. Barclay Tom Thumb Theodore June Rosemary Fiist Henry Reed Reed F. Schweitzer Miss Lennox Crasbury Marie Hagerty Charles Grover Donald Everett Marion Scott Ora Bennett Evelyn Ayler Summer Ruth Campbell Helen Carr Mary Smith Anna Swine Virginia Pullen Marjory Laird Helen Danser Ruth Grover Hilda Hickey Grace Ewart Lena Kaul Minnie Kwamm Gladys McGill Gladys Petty Hannah Danser Katherine Schnell Helen Reid Gladys Stults Sara Smith Clementine Gordon Betty Burroughs Dorothy VanSise Ida May Bogart Elizabeth Sofield Thelma Hagerty Francis Cornell Rosemary Welsh Melvene Dey Mamie Robbins Eleanor Jane Conover Evelyn Vreeland M. A. Rue Earl Wilson Stirs Carleton Campbell Clarence Hagerty Schultz J. E. Carleon Alexander Simonson Martha Carleon Earl Pullen Kathryn Stahl James Wolff Nelson Hillis Doris Jemison Edna Bogart Mildred Hagerty May Oehler Alberta Dolan Helen Walters Alice Odolph Anna Odolph Florence Griggs Gladys Odolph Willie Weston William Pullen Geron Brill Ethel Cox Irene Michaelson Stanley Griggs May Dolan Edward Wicott Jeanette Brill Eleanor Soehler Martha Soehler Mary Ely Margaret Thompson Emma Orton Grace Weston Elizabeth Cornell Mia Harry Schanck Martha Carlson Harvey Dey John Soehler Sara D. Bennett Harvey Wicoff Rose Kaufman Grandma Margaret Tomson Carolyn Applegate James Davison Leroy Scott Board of Education William F. Wefer Frank Danser Estella Davison Clifford Laird Franklin B. Scott Donald B. Stewart Katherine EB. Suloveki Margaret V. Tomson Hari Thompson Arnold Thompson Harvey D. Wicoff Cranbury Building and Loan Dinner Geo, W. de Voe Weds Louise Messler Kiddie Koops Arch Preserver East State St DAL Block Jothing CP South Broad $i Trent
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