Children and Baptisms Mark Two Church Services
The First Presbyterian Church hosted Children’s Day with a palm and flower decor and baptisms for several children including John Benjamin and Rebecca Ford. The event featured organist Reba Vreeland and an orchestral accompaniment. The Methodist Church similarly held a Sunday service with ten baptisms and a large choir and orchestra.
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First Presbyterian Church
John Benjamin
John Dorrance
Rebecca Ford
G. Armstrong Bennett
Cornelia McDowell
T. E. Windle
Alberta Helena
Willard Applegate
Ernest Wray
Clifford Chamberlin
Mildred Voorhees
Harry Perrine
Evelyn Mae
Arthur Clayton
Marie Kathryn
Bertram Clayton
Gertrude
Evelyn
John Morrin
Reba Vreeland
Joseph Hutton
John Barlow
Edward Dolan
Charles Cox
Fred Adolph
Emil Romweber
Benjamin Everett
Gertrude Ogborn
Shel S Resis
Box Social At Church Lawn Planned By Christian Endeavor
The First Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor Society hosts a box social on the church lawn in front of the Manse Thursday June 26 at 5 PM with boxes auctioned at 5 and a farce to follow. Ice cream lemonade and home made candy sold. All local young people invited bring a friend. If storms arrive it moves to the chapel.
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Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Circle hosts graceful tea as Davison ends presidency
A delightful afternoon at Mrs. A M Davison home featured addresses by guests, singing by Miss Helen Murray, a recitation by Miss Clara Chatherlin, and a pink and white refreshment menu. Davison praised for ideal leadership as new members welcomed. Five children baptized by Rev N E Webb.
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A. M. Davison
Helen Murray
Clara Chatherlin
South Brunswick eighth grade exercises in Mechanics Hall
The eighth year graduating exercises of South Brunswick Township schools will be held in Mechanics Hall Monmouth Junction Friday morning June 20 at 10 30 A M.
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South Brunswick
Mechanics Hall
Monmouth Junction
Children Day Exercises at Second Presbyterian Church
The Children Day program at the Second Presbyterian Church will occur next Sunday morning with a large choir and orchestra under chorister Lemuel Stutts. The program includes recitations, promotions for eight boys and three girls, prayers, hymns such as New Jersey for Christ and The Bread of Life, scripture reading, infant baptism, offertory, an anthem At Heaven's Gate, and a postlude.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Lemuel Stutts
Edlan Stutts
New Jersey
Christ
Charles Hampton Brown
Isaiah D. Barclay
Norman Morris Apperger
Lewis Bertram Chamberlin
Charles Milton Lawrence
Lewis Graham Campbell
Clarence Elwood Conover
James Alfred O'Neil
Walter Griggs
Enid Wilbur Walker
Louisa Schnell
Emmons
Viola Frances Phares
F. A. Brown
Commencement at Cranbury High School Planned Week
The baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Adolos Allen at Second Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. Commencement exercises follow Monday at eight in First Church with a program including music, essays, and diplomas. Closing exercises for other grades Tuesday at the school.
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Adolos Allen
Second Presbyterian Church
J. E. Curry
Polar Lands
Young People’s Christian Association Meets Sunday Evening
The Young People’s Christian Association of the Second Church will meet in the chapel on Sunday evening. Subject In the Proverbs.
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Young People’s Christian Association of the Second Church
Prominent Man in Many Stations Passes at 66
John Arthur MacDonald aged 66 died at his North Cranbury home after a period of ill health. Survived by widow Edna and three sons Charles Ira Arthur, he was born in Brooklyn and lived in Woodside. He served as a soldier and civil engineer, led a Fife and Drum Corps, and helped recover bodies in a Illinois mine disaster. He was chief engineer for Western Union Telegraph Co. for fourteen years and worked on the Pacific Mail Line Steamer to Germany. Funeral Monday at 2 with Rev. Adolps Allen. burial in Second Presbyterian cemetery. Also notes a horticultural event hosted by J G Harrison & Sons in Berlin Md with invited societies and a peach crop emphasis.
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North Cranbury
Edna MacDonald
Cranbury
Charles
Bronx
N. Y
Ira
Mount Vernon
Arthur
Woodside
L. I
Brooklyn
L. L
MacDonald
Judson Killpoint
No. 143
New York
Benjamin Ringold
Long Island
20Th Regiment
N. Y. Cavalry
Braidwood
Ill
Western Union Telegraph Co
Pacific Mail
Germany
Knights of Pythias
New York City
Adolps Allen
Taterment
Second Presbyterian Cemetery
A. 8. Cole, Son
Pretty wedding in Dayton NJ unites Rose Luttmann and Harry Ingebrand
Miss Rose Luttmann became Mrs. Harry Ingebrand at a June 4 ceremony at the Luttmann home in Dayton New Jersey. Fifty relatives attended under a roses and daisies arch with orange blossoms and ferns. The bride wore white batiste and carried white roses. Mary Luttmann and Leonard Ingebrand stood beside the couple. After a short honeymoon the pair plan to live in New Brunswick where Mr. Ingebrand works at Johnson & Johnson.
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Fritz Luttmann
Dayton
N. J
Rose Luttmann
Harry Ingebrand
Courtland St
New Brunswick
Mary Luttmann
Leonard Ingebrand
Ingebrand
Johnson & Johnson’s Industry
Buckelew Buckelew and Bishop Wed at Cranbury Presbyterian
Miss Bessie Buckelew daughter of Mr and Mrs Jeremiah Buckelew Cranbury Station married William Bishop on Wednesday afternoon at the First Presbyterian manse Reverend Joseph E Curry officiated The bride wore white crepe meteor trim rhinestones and chantilly lace with a white hat The couple traveled by William Voorhees' car to Princeton Junction then to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Pittsburgh visiting Bishop's parents upon return they will reside in Cranbury Station The groom a Pennsylvania Railroad ticket agent and telegraph operator and the bride a longtime stenographer with J S Silvers & Bro Co did not specify their ages or wedding cost
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Bessie Buckelew
Jeremiah Buckelew
Cranbury Station
William Bishop
Joseph E. Curry
First Presbyterian Manse
Carrie Buckelew
J. A. Ely
Doylestown
William €. Voorhees
Princeton Junction
Buffalo
Niagara
Pittsburgh
Mr. Bishop
Bishop
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. 8. Silvers’& Bro. Co
Perrine Host to Entertain 150 Guests at Country Home
Mr. and Mrs. Perrine invite about 150 guests to a party at their country home near Dutch Neck on Thursday. If weather permits, the reception will be on the lawn.
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Airs. van Dyke Perrine
Dutch Neck
Yard's Stock Yard's Stock CF Children s Hose Ad
Yard's catalog promotes durable children and misses stockings and socks in multiple colors and fabrics. It claims superior wear, compares favorably to other makes, and lists prices from 25 to 50 cents with options in cotton, silk lisle, ribbed silk lisle, and Mothers' Friend styles. Includes sizes and color variety for boys and girls.
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Children’s Day Services
Box Social
Reading Circle
N.E. Webb
Union Valley Church
Wm. Wolfe
Charles Wells
Harry Schenck
Wm. Crotchfelt
Fred Heidinger
Howard J. Butcher
Harry N. ‘Scott
R. J. Keppel
Slonanourh Junction
G. Baumann
8. E. Dey
Plainsboro
Presbyterian Church
Perrine & Buckelew
Jamesburg
Lizzie Schnell
Anna Harris
Ruth Griggs
Marjorie Thomas
Evaline Rogers
Catharine Scott
Elizabeth Campbell
Albert Barclay
James Wilson
Bergen Petty
Edward Hickey
James Dey
Banks Stahl
Cranbury High School
Margaret Bergen
Woodland
Cora Phares
Mary Spaulding
Lawrence Havens
Gertrude Ferpusser
Ottie Puerschner
William Melville Curry
H. Perrine
Board of Education
L. Evans
Peace
Aida
John Arthur MacDonald
J. G. Harrison & Sons
Berlin
Orlando Harrison
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Peninsula Horticultural Society
Pennsylvania
Miss Luttman
Bishop Buckelew
Mr. and
Mrs. Perrine
Block
Stor Blogk
Taylor
Opera House Sea Eee
Williams
A. F. Williams
East State Street
Trenton
R. A. Donnelly
S. Broad Street
Trenton, N. J
Daniel Block Clothing, Co
the Dependable Store
Washington Market Building
South Broad Street
John Winar
Cranbury, N. J
First National Bank
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