Church Services and Activities Highlight Mother's Day Observances
The First and Second Presbyterian Churches schedule Mother’s Day sermons by Rev. J E Gurry and Rev. W T Elsing, with offerings for the Presbyterian Home. The Methodist Church features sermons on The Ideal Mother and And he went a little farther, plus a Y M C A and Ladies Aid Society events led by Mrs John Wilfert and meetings at Mrs Wilfert’s home and Reading Circle notes with Mrs N F Clayton and others.
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First Presbyterian
Paetor
J.E. Gurry
Presbyterian Home of the
Synod of New Jersey
Second Presbyterian Church
W. T. Elsing
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society of the Second Church
John Wilfert
Miss Sara Perrine Crowned Prettiest Senior at Normal
At a senior class meeting at the State Normal School in Trenton Miss Sara I Perrine of this place was named the prettiest member in a spirited "horse election" contest during the latest school gathering.
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Sara Perrine
State Normal School
Trenton
Sars I. Perrine
Cemetery improvements at Second Presbyterian Church underway
The cemetery committee is having work done including straightening old head stones and marking endowed lots. The entire grounds are being set in first class condition by sexton Samuel Lawrence. Committee members are Frank J. Davis, Lemuel Stuits, Charles C. Groves and John Wilfert.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Samuel Lawrence
Frank 3. Davis
Lemuel Stuits
Charles C. Groves
John Wilfert
Strawberry Festival at First Presbyterian Church
A strawberry festival will be held in the chapel of the First Presbyterian Church on Decoration Day Tuesday May 30 under the auspices of the Ladies Guild of the church. Cake ice cream strawberries candy and sand wishes will be on sale and there will be good music.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Guild of
Committees Named for Methodist Children’s Day Observance
The Methodist Sunday school appoints committees for Children’s Day on Sunday June 11. Music group includes Mrs. Harvey 8. Dey, Mrs. Lewis G. Appleger, Mrs. William H. Bergen, Miss Ina Yuerschner. Training committee features Miss Martha Carlson, Miss Luella Reynolds, Mrs. Bergen, Mrs. Emma Harder, Mrs. W. Wells.
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Methodist Sunday School
Harvey
Dey
Lewis G. Appleger
Mre
William H. Bergen
Ina Yuerschner
Martha Carlson
Luella Reynolds
Bergen
Emma Harder
Mra
McGill’s License Refused for United States Hotel
Judge Daly refused to renew William McGill’s license for the United States Hotel in Cranbury Accord citing three signers as nonrepresentative and evidence that the hotel served the bar rather than public convenience. He said the Inn and Tavern Act gave him no authority to grant the license.
Cranbury Road Repair Sought by Middlesex Officials
A delegation from Middlesex County led by Surrogate W. Clayton and others asked the Board of Freeholders in New Brunswick to repair the Cranbury turnpike from the Pennsylvania railroad at Dayton to the Mercer County line near Hightstown. The board agreed and will also improve the road from the New Brunswick city line to the Mercer line. Engineer Fox to prepare plans and specifications. motion submitted by Freeholder Andrew Ely of Dayton. Also notes Steinbach’s Spring Opening and 46th Anniversary sales in Asbury Park May 18–20.
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Cranbury Road
W. Clayton
H. Scott
W. H. Johnson
Barclay
Geo. B. Mershon
Middlesex County Board of Fresholders
New Brounswick
Cranbury
New Brunswick City Line
Mercer County
Andrew Ely
Dayton
Fox
Spring Reception of Ladies Reading Circle at Second Presbyterian
The Spring Reception of the Ladies Reading Circle occurred Wednesday evening at the Second Presbyterian chapel. Mrs. Anna Spaulding led a committee that decorated the chapel with spring blossoms and arranged a lively program featuring a Spanish Dance intermezzo, a two act comedy The Rainbow Kimono performed by Cranbury girls, and musical selections by local male singers. Refreshments followed at small tables with dainty salads and desserts.
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Ladies Reading Circle
Second Presbyterian Chapel
Anna Spaulding
C. P. Emmons
H. Perrine
Barclay
W. .R. Silvers
Bila Btults
H. Gordon
Marie Groves
Cirence Perrine
Moszkowski
Franke
Clarence Perrine
Arthur Burroughs
Trenton
A. I. Burroughs
Cranbury
Brightes
Emma Mershon
Della Bergen
Mary Hughes
Margaret Curry
Nise Helen Butcher
Florence Perrine
Hattie Lewis
Alisa Mary Spaulding
Y M C A Leader Departs for National Convention
H M Voorhees of Voorhees & Brother and a Y M C A director leaves Trenton with Mrs Voorhees to attend the thirty ninth international convention of the Y M C A of North America in Cleveland. They will stay until sessions conclude next Tuesday afternoon.
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H. M. Voorhees
H. M. Voorhees & Brother
Trenton
Young Men’s Christian Association of North America
Cleveland
Voorhees
Honor roll lists Cranbury School students by grade for April
The Cranbury School announces April honor pupils across grades. Eighth graders include Marion Bennett Edward Malan Elmer Applegate Francis Hagarty and Graham Campbell. Seventh graders are Mary Woolston James O Neil Hewlett Nostrand Lewis Chamberlin Elizabeth Campbell Lei ally Perrine. Sixth graders include Harold O Neil Douglas Chamberlin Freda Schnell. Fifth graders are Gertrude Harder Lizzie Schnell Marion Hughes Mary Hart Nellie Titus Jeannett VanHorn Fourth grade Katherine Barlow. Third grade Irving Bennett Edward Schnell Franklin Scott Banks Stahl Bessie Wilson James Dey. Second grade Ethel Lodine Red ford Bradley Sylvia Johnson. First grade Sidney Cohen James Mackenzie Edward Hickey Wayne Stahl Grace Albright Anna Scott Anna Schnell Mary Hoffman Mildred Albright.
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Cranbury School
Marion Bennett
Edward Malan
Elmer Applegate
Francis Hagarty
Graham Campbell
Mary Woolston
James O'Neil
Hewlett Nostrand
Lewis Chamberlin
Elizabeth Campbell
Lealie Perrine
Harold O'Neil
Douglass Chamberlin
Freda Schnell
Gertrude Harder
Lizzie Schnell
Marion Hughes
Mary Hart
Nellie Titus
Jeannett VanHorn
Katherine Barlow
Irving Bennett
Edward Schnell
Franklin Scott
Banks Stahl
Bessie Wilson
James Dey
Ethel Lodine
Redford Bradley
Swvia Johnson
Sidney Cohen
James Mackenzie
Edward Hickey
Wayne Stahl
Grace Albright
Anna Scott
Anna Schnell
Mary Hoffman
Mildred Albright
Cranbury Grammar School Defeats Dayton Boy Scouts 6 to 4
Cranbury Grammar School base ball club defeated the Dayton Boy Scouts 6 to 4 on Saturday. Buckelew and Timberman pitched for Cranbury with Davison and Wilson behind the plate. Runs: Cranbury Wilson 3 Butcher 1 Moore 1 Davison 1. Dayton Crawford 1 Buckelew 1 Timberman 1 Nixon 1.
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Cranbury
Dayton
Cranbury Grammar School
Dayton Boy Scouts
Cranbury Grammar
Buckelew
Timberman Davison
Wilson
Grover
E. Butcher
Moore
G. Davison
Crawford
E. Buckelew
Timberman
Nixon
Birthday Surprise Party For Charles Vincent At Home
A group of friends surprised Charles Vincent at his residence on Wednesday evening in his honor. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. James Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Walton, Charles Nixon, Miss Ethel Jones, Miss Viola Phares, Miss Ethel Johnson, Raymond Johnson, Miss Aunia Brown, John Owen, Peter Griggs, Mr. Jones, Charles Milfred, William Hopper, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Long, with a general good time and refreshments served.
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Charles Vincent
Clarence Thornton
James Holmes
Walton
Charles Nixon
Mies
Ethel Jones
Viola Phares
Ethel Johnson
Raymond Johnson
Mies Aunia
Brown John Owen
Peter Griggs
Mr. Jones
Charles Milfred
William Hopper
Lewis Long
Mission Societies Meet at Beccr and Presbyterian Church
The May meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society discussed India with an illustrated talk by Mrs. Ella Blults, president. A letter from Mrs. Eleanor Work of Egypt was read, and refreshments followed by committee hosts Mrs. John Wilfert and Mrs. F. A. Brown.
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Mission Societies
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of
Beccr
Presbyterian Church
India
Ella Blults
Stukte
O. P. Emmons
Eleanor Work
Egypt
Warren Elsing
Mra. Elsing
John C. Perrine
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Samuel Perrine
Margaret Bergen
Claudius Hammond
Reed
J. E. Curry
Men Maids and Matchmakers staged for Dutch Neck benefit
Tomorrow evening in the First Presbyterian chapel the young people of Dutch Neck present a three act comedy drama Men Maids and Matchmakers for the Christian Endeavor Society. The 8 o’clock program features Cranbury orchestra music and a cast including Miss Lillian Stewart Sara Walton Miss Katherine Howard Stella Norris Miss Elizabeth Everett Ethel Simons Miss Alice Marshall Aunt Selis Winthrop Nina Thompson Mr Guy Richards Wyndham Smalbone Mr Charles Brewster Roy Vincent Grover Perrine Dr Imbo Sammie and two large cats. The flower committee led by Mrs Jane Dey oversees arrangements. Spring Opening runs May 13 to May 20 at Steinbach Company Asbury Park.
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First Presbyterian Chapel
Dutch Neck
Christian Endeavor Society
Cranbury
Seliis Winthrop
Nina Thompson
Guy Richards
Wyndham Smalbone
Charles Brewster
John Duncan
Roy Vincent
Grover Perrine
Imbo
Melvin Tindall
Sammie
Jane Dey
Marion Bennett
Mary Edsa
Mildred Forman
Grace Mershon
Elizabeth Perrine
Harold Scott
Mary Woolston
Alfred Bennett
Funeral for Mrs. Carolina S. Snedeker Held at Monmouth Junction
The service occurred last Saturday at 2 PM at the home of her daughter Mrs. George Van Dyke in Monmouth Junction, conducted by Rev. James Clark. Interment followed at Dayton cemetery with music by local singers and a sermon by Rev. Clark. May 14 Mothers Day plans announced with request to wear white flowers.
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Carolina S. Snedeker
George van Dyke
Monmouth Junction
Jamés Clark
Dayton Presbyterian Church
Cora Wright
Landis
Dayton
Misa Ida Yarnell
Milltown
5. H
Irving Buckelew
Marion Osborn
Cora Rowland
Princeton
J. B. Rowland
Lucy Adams
Everett Pullen
Adram Snedeker
Mike Dey
A. P. Deane
Mary Luttwann
Walter Babbitt
Fritz Lultmann
C. T. Letts
St. Peter’s Hospital
Wm. Mac Donald
James B. Clark
Jesus
God
C.D. van Derveer
Estella
Trenton
Roy van Derveer
Cranbury Opens Baseball Season With Home Game
Cranbury starts the baseball season tomorrow afternoon at the school grounds hosting Princeton A C. The Cranbury team includes C Stabs as catcher F Hoffman pitcher G Walker first base C Schnell second base O Moore third base W Bull of W Stahl in left field W Grove in right field with substitutes Gunlach Schnel Grover Ervin and L Ervin. Umpire R Whot.
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Cranbury
Princeton A. C
C. Stabs
F. Hoffman
G. Walker
C. Schnell
O. Moore
Guplach
W. Bull
W. Stahl
W. Grove
Gunlach
H &Chnel
Grover C. Ervin
L. Ervin
R. Whot
Steinbachs 46th Anniversary Spring Opening
Steinbach marks its 46th anniversary with an annual spring opening featuring Wai per’s orchestra and attractive store attractions. The advertisement promises catering to Indies men youths misses and children with free bundle delivery and carfare refunds highlighting a full page ad but not all details.
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Steinbach
Indies
Wai Per
Whooping Cough Relief by Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Mrs. Grimex of Crooksville Ohio says her daughter suffered severe whooping cough with lung hemorrhage and coughing fits. After using Chamberlains Cough Remedy the cough eased immediately and two bottles restored her health. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Crookeville
Ohio
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