Sermon in Candles at First Presbyterian Cranbury
In Cranbury the First Presbyterian Church invites Sunday evening worship on June 25 at 7 30 to view an illustrated sermon themed A Sermon in Candles Based on Spurgeon’s teaching on illustration the service presents moral and spiritual lessons from candle imagery Rev C W Heisley conducts with 10 30 a m session and 7 30 evening talk exploring King David and his sins as narrated in Acts 13 22 with Nathan’s prophet’s treatment described
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First Presbyterian Church
Cranbury
Spurgeon
C W. .Heisley
David
Nathan
Reynolds sisters visit brother. Atlantic City teachers summer plans
Misses Mary and Bessie Reynolds visit Dr. F H Reynolds in Plainsboro and plan a Pennsylvania summer. Mrs Emma Hollenbeck recovers and serves as telephone supply. Miss Teft and Miss Hickey visit Pennsylvania and New York. Quimby and Hultz close school with a picnic at New Brunswick and Trenton park.
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Mary
Bessie Reynolds
Atlantic City
F. H Reynolds
Pennsylvania
Emma Hollenbeck
Lilian Teft
Thos, Hickey
New York
Quimby
Hultz
New Brunswick
Trenton
Beautiful June Weddings in Trinity Episcopal Church
A June wedding at Trinity Episcopal Church Elizabeth united Miss Winnifred Cecelia Sefton and Warren David Farr. Attendants included Dorothy Sefton and Mabel Sefton. music by Mrs. Schlottman and Newark orchestra. The couple, after a reception at 590 Madison Ave Elizabeth, plans a brief wedding trip before moving to Baton Rouge Louisiana where the groom will oversee a Standard Oil Co refrigeration plant.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Elizabeth
Winnifred Cecelia Sefton
William Sefton
Warren David Farr
Virginia Farr
Cranbury
John Schlottman
Ida Hoagland
Dr. Starr
New York
Madison Avenue
New Brunswick
Jersey City
Hightstown
Newark
Dorothy Sefton
Miss Blanche Sutphen Compton and Mark Swetland Wed
Blanche Sutphen Compton and Mark W Swetland were married at the bride’s uncle M P Sutphen home in Swetland Hightstown at noon. Rev O P Eaches officiated with a ring ceremony. The bride wore a white silk marquisette gown and bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. A reception followed before a brief bridal tour. The couple are connected to local schools and faculty. Numerous relatives and friends attended and gave gifts.
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Hightstown
Blanche Sutphen Compton
Mark W. Swetland
M. P. Sutphen
O. P. Eaches
D. D
The
Baptist Church
Georgie Miller
Peddie Institute
Joseph Compton
Alma Compton
South Amboy
R. W. Swetland
Ruth Swetland
Maxwell
Helen Johue
Nettie Donnell
Mabel Reed
Edna Conover
Jeanie Donnell
Annie Miller
William Riley
O.P. Eaches
Albert_Messler
Mes. J. Laird
John Ruding near eighty passes after long illness
John Ruding died Thursday night at the home of James Robbins after considerable suffering. He never married and leaves one sister, Mrs. Honora Handley of Asbury Park. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 PM at Mr. Robbins’s residence.
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John Ruding
James Robbins
Ruding
Honora Handley
Asbury Park
Death notices from Monmouth Junction to Hightstown
Obituaries report William R. Stults of Plattsburg age 74, Eugene B. McCarty of Monmouth Junction age 64, and John Jemison of Hightstown age 71. Surviving relatives include Mrs. James H. Goodwin, David Stults, Mrs. Enoch Barker, Frank V. Jemison, sister Mrs. George R. Dey, brother Samuel Jemison, and Dr. Lewis Jemison. Funeral at 2 p.m. at the Hightstown Baptist Church with Cedar Hill Cemetery interment.
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Wm. R .Stults
James H. Goodwin
Plattsburg, N. Y
R. C. Stults
Mrs. Goodwin
Cranbury
David Stults
Dayton
Hightstown
John Jemison
Jemnson
Princeton Baptist Church
Trenton Association
Jemison
Lewis Jemison
Bordentown
Cedar Hill Cemetery
O. P. Hades
Hightstown Baptist Church
W. T. U. A Safety Valve for the Soul
The piece argues that children should be taught to work as a moral and practical duty. Work builds self respect and acts as a safeguard against temptation. It notes idle hands lead to bad habits and stresses balanced, meaningful tasks at home to foster responsibility and happiness.
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Satan
Vacationist Accessories and Personal Care Essentials
A shopper’s list of small needs for travelers including toothbrushes 10 to 35 cents nail brushes 20 to 25 cents hair brushes 25 cents to 3.50 dollars combs 10 to 1.25 dollars hand mirrors 1 to 2.50 dollars tourist cases 50 cents to 2.25 dollars bathing caps 50 cents and various toiletries such as soaps 5 to 50 cents powders and creams 15 cents to 60 cents waters 38 cents to 1.50 dollars tooth preparations 15 to 50 cents sachets pins hair pins curlers curling irons wash cloths priced modestly for vacation comfort.
New Summer Hats and Hosiery at Blauvelt Store
C C Blauvelt Hightstown offers attractive summer hats priced from 32.25 to 6.00 with surprise picks. House dresses around 1.00 and a growing stock of ladies silk hose and lisle hose, plus Misses and Boys hose from 12c up. Silk and kid gloves in various lengths and colors from 50c upward.
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Walter A. Wood Company
Admiral
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Walker—Gordon Farm
R.E. Krider
John Barlow
Isaac Barlow Jr
Harry Barlow
Allison Dey
Hightatown
L. W. Grove
Farr-Sefton
Swetland-Compton
John, Ruding
William R. Stults
Eugene B. McCarty
Monmouth Junction
Pennsylvania Railroad
McCarty
Pennsylvania Road
Portance
Sizi
C. C. Blauvelt
Hightstown, N. J
Trenton, N. J
R. A. Donnelly
Broad Street
Peppler
Weekly Ghats
Eagle
Columbia
Thomas Peppler
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