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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1918

Page

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Church notices and local events in Cranbury

Local church announcements cover sermons at First and Second Presbyterian churches led by Rev. J E Curry, Rev. Warren Blaing, and others with topics Trustworthy Loyalty and The Americans Birthright. Meetings include Women’s Missionary Societies, L T L in Second Presbyterian chapel, and Surrogate Clayton offering help with questionnaires. Community events include Y M C A baseball games and moving pictures contest with prizes.

Second Presbyterian Warren Blaing

Monmouth Presbytery Meets in Burlington Church

The Presbytery of Monmouth gathered at a Burlington church on Tuesday with solid attendance by ministers and elders. Rev J E Curry of Cranbury presented temperance committee results and Rev R H Parsons from the General Assembly’s Committee shared encouraging New Jersey conditions. Rev Charles F Shaw joined from Albany and plans were made for his installation as pastor of the Asbury Park church.

Presbytery Monmouth Burlington J. E. Curry Cranbury R. 3 Parsons General Assembly New Jersey Charles F. Shaw Albany Asbury Park Church

Executive Meeting of Mission Society Held at Yardville

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Monmouth Presbytery met in Yardville on Thursday with attendees including Mrs. Ella Stula Mrs. J E Curry of Cranbury and Miss Beatrice Tyack of Hightstown The gathering opened with devotion and featured a speech by Mrs H B McArone from the Philadelphia Board of Foreign Missions New officers were introduced and other business discussed Baptist youth from across New Jersey will attend the Sunday school assembly at Peddie Institute Hightstown directed by Frank A Smith pastor of Central Church Elizabeth Dr W J Chalmers Education Secretary of the American Baptist Publication Society led two conferences and is a Jersey native and Peddie alumnus

Yardville Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of Monmouth Presbytery Ella Stula J. E. Curry Cranbury Beatrice Tyack Hightstown Mra. H. B. McArone Philadelphia New Jersey Baptist Convention Peddie Institute Frank A. Smith Central Church Elizabeth W. Jb. Chalmers American Baptist Publication Society Chalmers Prosperous Baptist Jersey City

Social gathering honors Laura Scudder with gifts

On a Tuesday evening at Symmes Court twenty friends including neighbors and Board of Education members visited Laura Scudder. A bouquet of roses and sixty five dollars in gold were given as tokens of love and appreciation by parents of schoolchildren teachers and friends. Refreshments followed and the gathering affirmed enduring friendly relations.

Board of Education Symmes Court Laura Scudder

Mount J Duncan Dies After Long Illness at Stone Ridge

Mount J Duncan died after a long illness on Tuesday at Stone Ridge New York. He was long a valued employee of Francis H Leggett on his estate at Stone Ridge and earlier a well known resident of Cranbury area. He was twice married first to Rebecca Dey and then to Kate Silvers who survives him. He leaves a son Frank and two daughters Mrs Stephen Parsons and Mrs Lillie VanDerveer of Newark, two sons Wm Silvery near Princeton and Dr Selah Silvers of Newark. He was an elder in the Reformed Church of Stone Ridge and formerly with the First Presbyterian Church of Cranbury. Funeral services will be held at Enoch Eldridge’s home in Hightstown New Jersey on Saturday at two o’clock.

Mount J. Duncan Stone Ridge N. Y Duncan Francis H. Leggett Rebecca Dey Kate Silvers Frank Stephen Parsons Lillie VanDerveer Newark Wm. Silvery Princeton Selah Silvers Reformed Church First Presbyterian Church Cranbury Enoch Eldridge Hightstown N. J

Prominent New Brunswick Carpenter Benjamin Hartough Dies

Benjamin Hartough a 75 year old resident of New Brunswick died at his home 294 George street Friday night after peritonitis despite medical care. He is survived by his wife two daughters a sister and five grandchildren. Funeral was held Tuesday at four from his home conducted by Rev Joseph B Kulp. Hartough was a long time member of several lodges including Odd Fellows Knights of Golden Eagle and Lady Wildey Lodge.

Benjamin Hartough New Brunswick George Street Walter Provost Charles Hartshorne Anna G. Pittinger Marion Provost Esther Douglas Justin Hartshorne Weaton Joseph B. Kulp Flrst Methodist Church Odd Fellows Knights of Golden Eagle Lady Wildey Lodge

Food Administrators Meeting Set for July in Newark

William B Tyler New Jersey federal food administrator calls the first general meeting for all county food administrators on Monday July 1 at 601 Broad Street Newark. The session begins at 10 o clock and will cover administration work and related activities. The state program is near completion and already showing results.

Newark United States William 8. Tyler New Jersey Broad Street

Alcohol the Enemy of Efficiency in University Speech

Northwestern University Medical School chemist Winfield Scott Hall argues that alcohol lowers physical efficiency and impairs judgment and willpower. He cites studies from European and American labs showing increased brain activity with alcohol but reduced control and fitness, calling alcohol the great destroyer of physical efficiency.

Winfield Scott Hall MI. D Northwestern University Medical School Europe America

Food Administration Urges Pork Substitutes for Beef

The United States Food Administration calls for reduced beef use as American troops rise overseas. Pork can substitute doughnut meat, with sea foods vegetables and fruit encouraged. Officials urge meat conservation persists due to shipping limits and growing military need. The note cites by products and highlights expanding imports while encouraging sea foods and produce.

Europe United States Food Administration Atlantic Baker War Department West Point United States Washington

Pleasant Outdoor Fourth Needs At Stoll’s Store

Memory joggers remind shoppers of portable Victrolas hammocks lawn tennis and baseball goods cameras and all photographic supplies. Also drinking cups thermos bottles lunch sets picnic sets automobile luncheon sets blue books for motorists fishing tackle and related items. Visit in the next few days to pick essentials for a more enjoyable day outdoors.

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First Presbyterian J. E Curry Samuel James B. Clark Dayton Presbyterian Church M. E. Snyder Trenton M. E. Church Missionary Societies Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Church Japan Mra Bergen Miss Edsall Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Second Church W. J Campbell The U. S Stults Chamberlin Second Presbyterian Chapel D. W. Clayton Olive VanDoren Johno D. VanDoren Plainsboro James E. DeHart Presbyterian Church Thomas Tyack Township Committee Lewis H. Schenck Charles Hart Schultz Memorial John Dey Adolph William Frederick William Ziegler Marie Osborn Marion Hughes Gertrude Harder Martin Welsh Baseball Cranbury Y. M. C. A Dutch Neck P. O Dutch Neck Presbytery of Young Peoples Assembly Benjamin Hartough Rutgers Ocean City Pierson Fred Bliss Applegarth Henery Michael Stahl W. H. Havens Emerzeon Pullen Lawrence John Abbott Pullen Justice Havens Ww. C.T., UO Food Administration Acts Stoll’s Stoll's E. State St Trenton, N. J SIL Eel Palm Beach Frep's Donnetty Co Aglor Opera House Stores NIE FeaeReick Vianceabeiris Elcar Corporation Ind George J. Burch Hightstown, N. J W. S R. A. Donnelly State Street Broad Daniel Block Clothing CQ Washington Market Building Broad Sr
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