First Presbyterian Church Notes Highlight Mothers Day Plans
The First Presbyterian Church announces Sunday sermons by Rev J E Curry on The First Mother’s Day in the Christian Church and evening talk The Poison and the Specific Romans. 7 17 1 Cor 15 10. A John Wesley Bible Class forms with officers Blaine Davison and Loren Jemison. Mothers Day observances with white carnations are planned for May 12.
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East Windsor rejects school board plan at polls
East Windsor township defeated the school board at the polls in a ninth battle over a South Street school site. The proposition failed by 74 votes amid mobilization by board members and notable female voter turnout. Previous referendums favored the Wychett-Davis plot with a $25,000 appropriation, while the South Street proposal sought $36,000.
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Morton Opera Company brings Sargeant Kitty to Trent Theatre
The Morton Opera Company returns as a summer attraction at the Trent Theatre offering its first Tren ton performance of the comic opera Sargeant Kitty in two acts. The production features swinging musical numbers, lively costumes, and a plot of mistaken identities along matrimonial lines with notable numbers Loves Lament The Spider and the Fly and Love Laughs at Locksmiths.
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Mrs Lavina Totten 85 Dies in Cranbury Home
Mrs. Lavina Totten aged 85 died on Wednesday May first at her daughter Mrs. William Lewis home near Cranbury after an extended illness. She is survived by one child, Mrs. Lewis. Funeral services were held Friday with Rev. Adolps Allen pastor of the Second Church of Cranbury officiating. Interment followed at Perrineville.
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Death of Hightstown resident John Peppler after weeklong illness
John Peppler of Morrison Avenue Hightstown died Saturday morning after a weeklong illness from a paralytic stroke. He was 68 or 69 and survived by his wife three daughters Mrs Clifford Allen Mrs William Grover and Mrs Perrine Holmes and a son George Peppler. A brother Thomas Peppler and a sister Mrs B F Mount also survive.
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Cranbury Station
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Dr C J Hazard Dead Former Hightstown Dentist
Dr. C J Hazard died at his home in Hightstown after a stroke. He practiced dentistry there for years and served in World War II as an officer of Company A Forty-ninth Massachusetts. He was wounded in action and linked to Hancock Post G A R. He held prominent Masonic roles and belonged to multiple orders.
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Bordentown
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Charming Weckwear Yard stock supplies every neckwear need
Charming Weckwear advertises a versatile Yard stock suitable for any neckwear occasion and invites customers to visit for their needs.
Boys Spring Suits From Top Makers At Store
A local retailer advertises a wide range of boys spring suits from leading makers. The message promises satisfaction with every suit and invites returns if any suit fails to satisfy.
New Washables Introduced In Dress Accessories
Catalog notes a broad range of washable fashion pieces including new golf stocks in pique linen and madras all white options. It lists tailored soft stocks with matching four in hand ties, jabots, lace collars and guimpes in white or cream, with prices from a few cents to several dollars and various decorative effects.
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