The Paper and the Church Discuss Advertising
New York clergyman Dr. C. F. Reisner urged Grace Church leaders to advertise in newspapers to reach the public. Speaking at New England Methodist conferences in Cambridge he said journalists are essential allies and that clergy should engage with press workers to build congregations.
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C. F. Reisner
D. D
Grace Church
New York
New England Methodist Churches
Cambridge
Mass
Dr. Reisner
First Presbyterian Church to Hold Sunday Service and Mission Meeting
The First Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Joseph E. Curry will host Sunday morning services on the theme The religion of cheerfulness with a meditation on 2 Corinthians 2 1. The First Church Mission Band meets in the chapel Sunday afternoon May 21 at 4 o clock. A returned missionary from Siam will loan curios for the meeting.
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Joseph E. Curry
Siam
Willie
W. Russell Silvers
Second Presbyterian Chapel
Choir plans for Sunday at Second Presbyterian church
Choir master Lemuel Stults announces a Sunday evening program at Second Presbyterian Church featuring soprano Florence Brearley of Hightstown with organ voluntaries and cornet solos. Also listed are hymns, an anthem, and scripture prayers with Rev James W. VanDyke conducting morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Stults
Second Presbyterian Church
Florence Brearley
Hightstown
Miss Brearley
C. Perrine
Pearse Declines Surrogate Nomination in Middlesex Race
Surrogate Frederic M. Pearse of Metuchen will not seek the Middlesex County surrogate seat this fall, endorsing Deputy Surrogate Daniel W. Clayton of Cranbury. Clayton, long active in county education matters and former clerk of the Board of Freeholders, is backed by many Democrats and reportedly favored to run. Pearse’s decision comes after influence from Senator George S. Silzer and amid internal party divisions.
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Frederic M
Pearse
Metuchen
Woodrow Wilsop
Peter F. Daly
Daniel W. Clayton
Cranbury
Clayton
Middlesex County
Middlesex County School Board Association
Daly
Board of Freeholders
George S. Silzer
Lawyer Harry Cook Found Guilty of Obtaining Money
New Brunswick lawyer Henry B. Cook was convicted of obtaining $350 from Mrs. Walter Church under false pretences in a second Middlesex County trial. The jury deliberated three hours before returning a guilty verdict. Cook claimed the money was borrowed in good faith and argued the case himself.
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New Brunswick
Henry B. Cook
Walter Church
Jtory
Charles T. Cowenhoven
Cook
Middlesex County
Churchy
Paul Constantinidus
Missing deansman Charles Cohn crowds New Brunswick case
Charles Cohn the Deansman, once jailed as head of a horse theft gang, remains missing. Bondsman Wasserman faces perjury charges in New York after false bail affidavit. Farah’s property is in his wife's name, limiting action. Authorities recount the May 1 theft of two horses and harness from Charles Kunz as ties to Cohn, Goldstein, and the Perth Amboy arrest. a separate May lightning strike damaged Samuel Vaughn’s iron ore road house.
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New Brunswick
Charles Cohn
Robert Wasseman
New York
Wasserman
Cohn
Justice Housell
Frank Farah
Deans
Booraem
Peltier
Watson
Farah
Charles Kunz
South Brunswick
Edward Goldstein
Perth Amboy
Goldstein
This Great Store Attracts Ladies With Superior Offers
This Great Store promises greater inducements to local ladies than ever before. It claims unmatched stock and values, urging exacting buyers to visit its counters. The shop asserts continual improvement and invites customers to let them serve.
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PAPER
Church Services
First Presbyterian
Mission Band
P. C
B. S. VanDyke
Mary Hughes
C. W. Heisley
T. D. Clark
Woodbury
Josiah Gilbert Holland
A. A. de Voe
Spotswood
Augustus A. DeVoe
Emma A. DeVoe
Mr. DeVoe
Emma Bailey
Burnet Street
Nelson Dunbar
Piscataway
Mr. Dunbar
Louis Belloff
Dunbar Farm
Dunbar
Pasteur Institute
Belloff
Harry Cook
Samuel Vaughn
Manalapan
Robertsville
Killarney
Kalerney
Trenton
cRie
A. U. Blauvelt
Hightstown, N. J
Blauvelt
Trenton, N. J
Peerless Union
R. A. Donnelly
S. Broad Street
Trenton, N. Jd
Peppler
Vreeland
Walter A. Woods
Thomas Peppler
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