The Churches Sunday Sermons and Meetings
Rev J E Qurry preaches on Rear World Democracy with Acts 17 26 as basis at Second Presbyterian. Rev Warren Elsing attends morning service and evening sermons on The Work of the Presbyterian Church and The Altitude of Faith. Rev H F Doran conducts Divine Service at 11 with Sunday School at 10. C E Society of First Church to meet next Sunday evening on Growing as Christ Grew led by Arthur Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Qurry
Second Presbyterian
Warren Elsing
The
Presbyterian Church
H. F. Doran
Banday School
C E&, Society of the First Church
Christ
Arthur Wilson
Ladies Reading Circle Meets Next Wednesday
The Reading Circle will gather next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs H Perrine presiding. A book review will be given by Mrs Mershon Mrs Stultz and Mrs Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Perrine
Mershon
Stultz
Bradley
Hutchinson Engagement Told in New Sharon
Mr and Mrs Edward C Hutchinson announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Ethel May Hutchinson to Norman Bullock of Allentown. No wedding date is set. Miss Hutchinson is a pianist and piano teacher and a former student of the State Model School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Hutchinson
New Sharon
Ethel May
Norman Bullock
Allentown
Miss Hutchinson
State Model School
Goodwin's Band Concert at the Band Pavilion
Lovers of music and friends of Goodwin's Band may hear them at their best Saturday evening June 24 at 8 o'clock on the band pavilion. About thirty to thirty five members will perform and promise a dessert ever attempted by that organization. All are invited especially those who seldom hear the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
Peddie Institute
Ics
Baptist Church
Memorial Service for Ingraham at Brainerd Cemetery
Memorial Service and grave decoration for William J. Ingraham held by Post No. 57 of South Amboy with addresses by Hon. D. W. Clayton at Brainerd Cemetery on Memorial Day afternoon. Relatives in Cranbury area invited to attend and join the tribute to the departed comrade who lived in Cranbury before the Civil War. Guarantors of the Hightstown Chautauqua elect officers including Charles J. Keeler and Joseph B Davion to lead with various committee chairs named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. S. Truex
South Amboy
William J. Ingraham
Brainerd
D. W. Clayton
Wm. J. Ingraham
Cranbury
Hightstown Chautauqua
Baptist Sunday School Room
Charles J. Keeler
William L. Wilbur
Frank W Jemison
Gustav W Romweber
John W. West
Joseph B Davion
William M. Perrine
Howard C. Davison
Mise Mary C. Simpson
Misa Carlotta L. Davison
Howard Buckman
Charles A. Mason
Frank V. Jemison
Cranbury Triumphs Over Plainsboro in Spelling Meet
Cranbury defeated Plainsboro in a township spelling contest held at the public school. Six contestants from each school competed. Cranbury sent four to the county contest in New Brunswick and prize money was awarded by the Township and First National Bank of Cranbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Plainsboro
Helen Grover
John Wyckell
Claire Johnson
Anna Sullivan
Stella Britton
Evelyn Budive
Mary Woolston
John Hughes
Frieda Schnell
Melvio» Clayton
Marion Hughes
Gertrude Humider
First National Bank of
New Brunswick
Cranbury School
Board of Education
Cranbury W. C T. U
Mary Symmes
Leslie Perrine
Breda Schrell
Douglas Chauberlin
Whispering Hope
Ghireece Perrine
Missy Helen Butcher
Priveto
United States War Policy and Prohibition Debate
An editorial from the Seattle Daily Times argues for national prohibition as essential to a sober nation fit for war. It cites army liquor sale orders and Senate amendments allowing measures to prevent intoxicants for soldiers as pivotal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Seattle Daily Times
Senate
Red Cross Drives Aid and Local Charity Support
The Cranbury Red Cross appeals for hospital supplies and dressings as wartime needs rise. A charitable food sale by local ladies raised over fifty dollars with twenty five sent to the Princeton Chapter. In New Brunswick the First Presbyterian Church confirms the resignation of Rev. William W. Knox after fifty years in ministry, effective July end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Navy
Red Cross of
Cranbury
Red Cross Wieb
Princeton
Lizzie CG. Barclay
Knox
First Presbyterian Church of
New Brunswick
William W. Knox
Princeto University
Princeton Theological Seminary
Huntington, L. I
Bayonne
First Presbyterian Uhurch
Card of Cleaning Company
Local Social Notes From Jamesburg Area
Miss Mary Powers of Trenton visits cousin Miss Julia Riley of McKnight Avenue. Mrs Mary Kubakey and daughters Florence and Helen return home after wintering in Philadelphia. Miss Mary McPherson of Pennington has stayed with Mr and Mrs Voorhees the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Powers
Trenton
Julia Riley
McKnight Avenue
Mary Kubakey
Florence
Helen
Philadelphia
Mary McPherson
Pennington
Local notices from Plainsboro report community events and visits
Raymond Wel horn of Chicago begins work at Walker Gordon Farms expecting college credit for summer labor. Mrs Winifred Jackson visits son Clifford in Swarthmore. Miss Olive Bolles back from Mercer Hospital after appendectomy. Ada Barlow recovering from appendicitis at St Prancis Hospital. Mr and Mrs Frank McNamee and Mr and Mrs Charles Cassop attend theatre in Trenton. Spelling contest draws six Plaineboro pupils against Cranbury. Ladies Aid Society hosts meeting. June quilting event planned. Christian Endeavor social at Major home. Friday war lectures draw attendance with Rav G A Burslem speaking. Mrs Etla Pursell hosted by Stuka family. George White hosts birthday gathering. Robert Hampton from Asbury Park sings at offertory. Red Cross organized. Rev James B Clark preaches Mothers Day sermon. Funds raised by Ladies Aid via paper collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaineboro
Cranbury
Ladies Aid Society
Mame Dye
Fight Paralysis Prep Urged By Hightstown Board
Hightstown Board of Health plans summer fight against infantile paralysis. Borough reported clean hearth conditions and no disease last year. Weekly garbage collections and careful sanitation expected to deter outbreaks as warm weather arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hightstown Board of
Hexsith
Stoll's Developing and Printing Service
Stoll's guarantees utmost exposure quality with no charges for failures and offers 24 hour service for mail in orders. Send film securely with name and address. professionals in the building handle processing and materials.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Presbyterian
Schultz
C. E. Society
the Reading Circle
Margaret Rading
Mirgaret Rading
Willianca Wilson
Pleasant Hill
Mra Johnson O Kingston
Mra
Reading
Church of Cranbury
A. 8
Cole Bop & Co
Hightstown
Peddie
America
YOUR
RED Cross
Women of Cranbury
Jamesburg
Raymond
Wel
Horn
Chicago
Walker-Gordon Farms
Crave College
H. W. Jeffers
Winifred Jackson
Clifford
Swarthmore, Pa
Olive Bolles
Mercer Hospital
Ada Barlow
St. Prancis Hospital
Frank McNamee
Charles Cassop
Christian Enodeavor
Mra Wm
Rav
G. A. Burslem
H. A. Stuka
Etla Pursell
Crenton
George White
Mrs. White
Dayton
Robert Hampton
Asbury Park
Red Cross Society
James B. Clark
Ladies Aid
Prienton Xchool
Mmmusseene
Particuar
Sivn
Manitoba Free Press
Ralph Connor
New York
Emily
Trenton State Gazette
Stoll’s
Stoll's
E. State St
Trenton, N. J
Aia
Pos Ae
Williams
East State Street
Frank van Syckle
Perth Amboy, N. J
Block’s
Block
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
S. Broad St
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