First Presbyterian Sermon On The Creed Of The Returned Soldier
The Rev J E Curry preaches at 11 am on Sunday at First Presbyterian Church with Sunday School at 10. The sermon title is The Creed of the Returned Soldier based on Matthew 8 verse 10.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
1
Community Service in Honor of Soldier and Sailor Boys
A reception at the Community Service organized by the local committee honors soldier and sailor boys. Gen. Scott will attend and Capt. Smith along with Wm. F. McClosky will speak. See local details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Scott
Capt. Smith
Wm. F. McClosky
Second Presbyterian Preacting Sunday Service
Preacting Sunday morning at 11 o'clock by the Rev. Fred Schweitzer of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schweitzer
Philadelphia
Schultz Memorial M. E. Preaching and C E Society Meeting
The Schultz Memorial M. E. church will have preaching by Rev. H. F. Doran on Sunday at 11 o clock morning. The C E Society of the First Church meets in the chapel next Sunday evening at 7 o'clock led by Mr. H. J. Butcher with the subject What does Loyalty to our Church and Country call for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Doran
C. E. Society of the First Church
H. J. Butcher
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Second Presbyterian Church
Martin Welsh
Hugh Jansen
Allentown
Marion Campbell
Gertrude Harder
Marion Hughes
Local notices and memorials from Cranbury and Asbury Park
Local families at Manasquan Beach include the Barclays Mershon Everett Silvers Milne and others. A widow of John A. MacDonald dies, with funeral at First Presbyterian. Warren Hutton injured in an elevator shaft accident in Asbury Park and treated before returning home. A reception for soldiers at First Presbyterian Church on June 29 features Capt. Tim Smith as speaker, urging community support and a royal welcome for service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. MacDonald
Joseph E. Curry
First Presbyterian Church
J. S. Silvers & Bro. Co
Palmateer & Howland
Asbury Park
Warren Hutton
Tiene
C. Raymond Wicott
Mercer Hospital
Trenton
Russell Schenck
General Scott
Camp Dix
Richard A. Smith
Tim Smith
Argonne Forest
Rue Bergen and Rue Wed in Cranbury Ceremony
Miss Clara May Bergen daughter of John Bergen and Matthew A Rue were married in a June ceremony at the bridegroom’s Cranbury home. Officiant Rev J B Qurry conducted the service as pink rambler roses decorated the house. The couple to reside in North Cranbury and both are active in local churches and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Clara
May Bergen
John 8. Bergen
Matthew A. Rue
J. EB. Qurry
First Presbyterian Church
Bessie J. Bergen
John Morris
Clara May Walker
Edward Walker
Allentown
N. J
Rue
North Cranbury
Jamesburg
Second Presbyterian Church
Iona Club
Stitch and Chatter Club
Corona Club
Cranbury Council
Middlesex Lodge
C. F
Geo. W. Burroughs &Son
School Promotion Results At Public School
The Public School closed Thursday June 19. A total of 212 pupils were enrolled this year. The list shows students promoted from each grade from Beginners to Eighth, with several names noted for attendance and test completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Brown
Franklin Sofield
Stanley Griggs
Jack, Silvers
Alice Barcalow
Helen Brown
Edna Braxton
Evelyn Guess
Lamar Johnson
Mildred Perrine
Bella Ruskind
Grover Kennedy
Winifred White
Sherwood Afoody
Grace Western
Mabel Cane
Judson Hagerty
William Pullen
Elizabeth Ellis
Frances Dennison
Ethel Busby
Ethel Hartwell
Alice Perrine
Rosella Perrine
Gladys Petty
Virginia Pullen
Kathryn Schnell
Frances Stuke
Alice Scott
Kathryn Stahl
Rose Vincent
Emily Wilson
Beatrice Johnson
Irving Stolman
Gladys Stults
Grovér Bennett
Amy Soott
Irene Michaelson
Emma Bennett
Luella’ Reid
Marjorie Laird
Alberta Dey
Gwendoline Buskey
Mary Hoffman
Anna Schnell
William Campbell
James Hiker
Ruth Grover
John Wilson
Hezekiah Braxton
Gladys Hand
Jacob Liedke
Martin Sulovski
Margaret Ridley
Abraham Stolman
Evelyn Nixon
Mary Perrine
Virginia Reid
Edith Symmes
Olive Jones
Carl Laird
Wayne Stahl
Charles Grover
Ernest Lux
Herbert Johnson
Sylvia Johnson
John Vanderipe
Marvin Vincent
Beasie Nichols
Warren Hendricks
Janina
Memory Course Echoes From A YMCA Address
J Leonard Replogle recalls starting as an errand boy at fourteen and becoming a millworker at thirty five. He dismisses formal efficiency plans and credits work as the key to success. A clerk jokes about memory course names after hearing the remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leonard Replogle
Own Your Own Home Movement argues for housing shortfall cure
A U S government representative links a 700000 house shortage to wartime labor gaps and widespread renting scarcity. He promotes the Own Your Own Home movement and suggests reallocating 2 billion dollars from alcohol to fund 1 million model homes for returning patrons after prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Dramshops
Local Families Visit During Weekend in New Jersey
HIGHTSTOWN residents Mr and Mrs Thomas Kester of Jacobtown visited Mr and Mrs C B Field on Sunday. Charles Field and family spent the weekend at Manasquan Beach. Mrs John Y Ely hosted Mr and Mrs Elmer Hutchin son of Sharon and the Voorhees family from Trenton. The Perrine couple from Cranbury, the VanHorns with John Nolan of Cranbury Station, and Holmes Pellett of Bordentown plus Frank Wolfe’s household also spent the weekend with local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kester
Jacobtown
C. B. Field
Mrs. Charles Field
Manasquan Beach
John Y. Ely
Elmer Hutchinson
Sharon
William C. Voorhees
Trenton
Harry Perrine
Cranbury
Charles VanHorn
John Nolan
Cranbury Station
Mrs
Holmes Pellett
Bordentown
Frank Wolfe
Women Run Pearl Village in Japan War Over Rights
In a Cape Shima settlement the women dominate pearl fishing while men stay home. Girls are trained to dive from age four and the craft remains female held. Men tried to join diving, women ordered boycott, then expelled men from homes and took over housework. Men seek parliamentary rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shima
Japan
Nyinpis
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Presbyterian
J. E. Curry
Community Service
Second Presbyterian
C. E. Society
Birs_E_S. Barclay
Geo. B. Mershon
Isaac S. Everett
Harry N. Scott
Harold
W. Russell Silvers
Jack
Jessie
Alex. Milne
F. D. MacDonald
Bergen
Co. E. Society
Ohio
Mary Spaulding
Whispering Hope
Mary Hughes
Mary Pickford
Ladies Home Journal
Marshall Neilan
Strand
Hightstown
Ladies’ Home Journal
Jean Webster
Stage
Klow
Erlanger
Judy Abbott
Miss Pickford
Katherine Collins
Ernest Perrine
Kathryn Barlow
Mary Symmes
Rowland Clayton
Alberta Grover
Ruth Campbell
Celeste Mason
John Campbell
Douglas Chamberlin
Nellie Titus
Mildred Forman
Helen Carr
Lizzie Schnell
William Schanck
Harvey, Phares
Estelle Davison
Harvey Wicoff
Paul Sulovski
Samuel Michaelson
Banks Stahl
Ora Bennett
W. Cc. T. OU
Middlesex County and Vicinity
C. Henry ‘Moore
New Jersey
Wm. F. Perrine
Perrine
Frederick W. Donnelly
Fred’ K
Donnelly’ Co Aglor Opera Howse
Jsto
Trenton, N. J
Raymond C. Stonaker
A F Williams
Williams
East State St
Palm Beach
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
S. Broadst
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