Church Activities Schedule For Sunday And Week
Sunday services feature Rev J E Curry at First Presbyterian on Divine Readiness and Rev Warren Elsing at Second Presbyterian with morning Reasoning with God and evening In Touch with the Master. Church groups meet including Y P C A at 6 30, Home Mission Society on Friday, April seventh, and Women’s Home Missionary Society next Friday afternoon.
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J. E. Curry
Luke
Second Presbyterian Church
Warren Elsing
David C. Lewis
Women’s Home Missionary Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
William F. Perrine
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
First Presbyterian Church Ladies Guild News and Local Notes
The First Presbyterian Ladies Guild in the chapel gathers Mondays with about fifty attendees, planning fundraisers to enlarge the kitchen. A March social drew around 300 people featuring music, solos, duets, and a farce. Other items include weddings, church additions, and notices from Plainsboro and surrounding towns.
New Jersey Schools Debate Team Wins Third Annual Contest
Miss Sara I. Perrine leads the New Jersey State School Contest Association team with Miss Isabel Hill and Miss Pearl Zanes as they defeat Swarthmore College Freshmen on the issue of establishing an international police force. Judges Ira W. Wood, Barton B. Hutchinson, and Henry W. Green ruled affirmatively. The same issue features discussion of international law versus enforcement and potential armament implications. The piece also notes the 44th annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbytery of Monmouth on April 6 at First Presbyterian Church in Beverly, N. J., with program items and officers listed.
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Sara I. Perrine
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbytery of
Monmouth
Ella Silvers Stults
First Presbyterian Church
Beverly
N. J
Camden Times Shifts from Democrats to Republican
The Camden Times announces a party switch after nearly 20 years as a Democratic organ. Publisher John J. Tigchner cites declining Democrat subscriptions and dissatisfaction with Camden County Democratic politics as the reason for the change.
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Camden
Camden Times
Camden County
John J. Tigchner
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Mary Spaulding
Board of Education of
Cranbury Townships
First Church Guild
Ladies’ Guild
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D. W. Clayton
I. C. Hoffman
A. H Symmes
Samuel Perrine
H. ©. Symmes
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First Presbyterian
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Rosella Perrine
Redford Bradley
Acsah Robbins
Clara Chamberlin
Berths Applegate
Clarence Perrine
Miss Robbins
Helen Butcher
Bayard Updike
Fred Carlson
April Fool Social
First Presbyterian Chapel
Mary Symmes
Marion Bennett
U. S
Lucile Chamberlin Mies
Ladies
Coal Mine Society
Presbyterian Church of
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New Bedford
Mass
Reading Circle
Anna Spaulding
Ladies’ Reading Circle
H. J. Butcher
Marie Groves
Cranbury Station
Hightstown
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Claar Brickwedel
Robert van Denbergh
Prospect Plains
Henry Claar
Nellie A. Brickwedel
Newdorp
Station Island
Douglass Chamberlin
Grace Mershon
Francis Bradley
Jeanette van Horn
Felicita Mies
Margaret Perrine
Earl Butcher
Leslie Perrine
Newell Davis
U.S
Mrs. Stapley Conover
J. M. Lucas
Sarah Ann Lucas
John M. Lucas
John W. Barwell
Hillside Avenue
Afetuchen
S. H. Stillwell
Princeton
Matilda Mershon Stillwell
Symmes H. Stillwell
Edgehill
Harry
J. Morford
Oscar
Elizabeth
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Hannah W. Mershon
Sons of Temperance
New Jersey
Albert Woolf
Pennsylvania
Miss Perrine
Sinex
Order of the Day
Arthur Phillips
Curry
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Sloss
Probasco Mission
VanHorn
Mann Addreas
the King
Mias
Power of God
Korea
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Jesus
Arthur L. Burroughs
Cranbury, N. Je
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Konfidential
Kredit
Grand Rapids Furniture
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Washington Market Building
South Broad Street
Trenton, N. J
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Fred’k W. Donnelly Co
A. F. Williams
East State Street
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