Church activities fill day with services and meetings
Daylight Saving Time moves church events across several congregations. Morning worship at First Presbyterian features Rev. Marshall Harrington and Rev. Frederick Schweitzer in different services. Plans include youth activities, missionary society meetings, and a Glee Club concert, with notices for daylight time changes and upcoming lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Schweitzer
C. E
Friends of Jesus
Carl Laird
Lion’s Brotherhood
Taylor
Raymond Davison
Women’s Missionary Society
Anns Spaulding
Peddie Glee Club
Woman's Club Meets May 10 with Nature Study
The Woman's Club will meet next Wednesday afternoon May 10 with Mrs. Frederick Schweitzer. The subject will be Nature Study and Miss Williams of Faragate Farm will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Frederick Schweitzer
Misa Williams
Faragate Farm
Applegate and Probasco Attend St Frances Graduation
Mr and Mrs Willis Applegate and Mr and Mrs Alvab Probasco attended the St Frances hospital graduation on Wednesday. Miss Sara Applegate led the class with the highest honors and received a gold medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Applegate
Alvab Probasco
St. Frances Hospital
Sara Applegate
Hightstown Celebrates April Birthdays and Debating Triumph
Hightstown High School debaters defeated Burlington High School in a Friday evening contest held at the Baptist Church, earning the Rutger College silver cup for the winning team. A Saturday dinner in Wilson Hall honored April birthday celebrants among Peddie School students and faculty. Several residents and visitors, including Miss Jeanette Butcher and Dayton visitors, are noted with weekend and weekday travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Swettland
Peddie
Wilson Hall
Hightstown High School
Burlington High School
United States
Philippines
Rutgers College
Hightatown School
Former Cranbury Pastor to Speak in Two Towns
Rev. Dr. Charles F. Taylor will deliver a 45 minute series of lectures in Cranbury and Hightstown starting May 7. The talks focus on life planning and civic progress, with open forums and voluntary offerings to support the visit. Dr. Taylor plans varied topics for each town and emphasizes community benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Green
Charles F. Taylor
Green
Cranbury
Hightstown
Second Presbyterian Church of
Taylor
de. Taylor
Boards of ‘Trade
White Plains
N. Y
C. Stanley Stults
Frank Grover
Walter C. Black
Addison Robbins
H. N. Scott
W. H Gordon
E. 8. Barclay
W. H. Gordon
W.T Denison
R P. Stillwell
Bible Class Has Visitors From South River Delegation
A South River delegation attended the Men's Bible Class at Second Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Prof. Lesh praised the large turnout after the pastor spoke. Harry C. Rue, 33, of Rogers Avenue Hights town, died Tuesday after a long illness. Funeral held Thursday at 3 PM with ministers from nearby churches. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Rue, longtime manager at C. R. Chamberlin Store, was active in the Board of Trade and local lodges. He is survived by his wife, three sisters Mrs Hunt, Mrs Horner, Mrs Taney, and three brothers Howard, Allen, and LeRoy Larue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Hightstown Presbyterian Church
Home Mission Monthly
Book of Prayer
C. E
Cranbury Second Church
Ellis Island
Rivera
Robert Watson
Scotch Presbyterian Church of
Asbury Park Presbyterian Church
South River
Men’s Bible Claga
Second Presbyterian Church
Prof
Lesh
Harry C. Rue
Rogers Avenue
Hightstown
C. D. Whitton
Methodist Church
Lawrengen Correll
Burlington M. E
Cedar Hill
J. S. Rogers & Son
Clarence Campbell
Franklin K. Hampton
Ernest J. Thompson
Frank L. Dey
Harry G. Locke
Charles R. Fielder
Rue
C. R. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Board of Trade
Walter Hunt
Russell Horner
Thomas Taney
Brooklyn
Howard and
Allen
LeRoy Larue
Mount Holly
Strawberry festival set for May 23 on chapel lawn
The annual Strawberry Festival, under the Ladies Aid Society, will be held on the chapel lawn Tuesday evening May 23. Visitors included Mrs Charles Stillwell and Albert Hoffman of Asheville NC, and others from Trenton Princeton and Cranbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Lawn
Ladies Aid Society
Charles Stillwell
Albert Hoffman
Asheville
N. C
Lydia Hill
Clark Hill
Mra
Ralph Thatcher
Florence
Ralph
Trenton
Charles B. Tiedall
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First Presbyterian
Marshall Harrington
Jesus
Emma Bennett
J. D Chamberlin
Lennox
Chas. F. Taylor
Helping Hand Missionary Society
Russell Johnson
Second Presbyterian
Charles Taylor
Plainsboro Church
A. Raymond Eckels
Monmouth Junction
Cranbury and Vicinity
Pioneer Grange
Dayton
the Woman’s Club
Jeanette Butcher
Myrtle McDowell
Henry McDowell
Russell Rockhill and Son
New Brunswick
G. C. Peppler
Joshua Thomas
Englishtown
Benjamin Hoffman
Russell Clayton
Lewis Rogers
W. A. Robbins
South Street
New York
Crager
John Peppler
Second Church
Henry R. Reed
J. L. Whitaker
Frank R. Adams
Isaac S. Mather
Princeton
Annie Denison
Harry Farr
William Denigan
Charles L Dey
Central Garage
Cranbury, N. J
WHITE
Werd
Yana
Billie Burke
East State St
Trenton, N. J
the Everglades
Palm Beach
Southampton
Newport
Mercer County
R. A. Donnelly
Haberdasher
State Street
Broad
Fellows
DANIEL @LOCK
Lomhing
Trentor, Nl
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