Churches News from Hightstown and Surrounds
Rev S J McClaneghan preaches at First Presbyterian in the morning and at a community service at night. Rev H F Doran to preach on The Source of Certain Victory. W C T U Silver Medal Contest delayed to May 31. Reading Circle matinee May 29 at Mrs Alvah Forman's home. Red Cross to meet May 31. L T L meets May 25. Cranbury School program praised with Mammy Jerry end fame. Red Cross Dance and Eggbeater sale raise funds about 130 dollars. Augustus Farr injured on fishing trip. Charles A Stanton, son of Rev and Mrs W A Stanton, selected for Camp Custer training camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. McClaneghan
Synodical Home Missionary
Synod of N
Reading Circle
Alvah W. Forman
Red Cross
McClaneghan
Cranbury
Marion Hughes
Gertrude Harder
Mammy Jreuy
Charles A. Stanton
W. A. Stanton
Hightstown
Collberg
Camp Custer
National Army
Camp Dix
Mr. Stanton
Peddie Institute
Rutgers
American Academy of Dramatic Art
New York
Wilson Proclaims National Prayer Meeting for Decoration Day
President Wilson urges churches to gather for prayer on Decoration Day May 30 and Cranbury churches plan a union service at 8 PM in the Methodist Church. Community Brotherhood meets next Sunday at 3 PM with Rev H F Doran speaking and June speakers listed. Local Y M C A baseball team suffers first loss 0 4 to Hightstown. a Cranbury vs Hightstown game is set for Decoration afternoon at 3 PM with Manager R E Dey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Churches of
Cranbury
Methodist Church
Kommunity Brotherhood
Community Brotherhood
M. E
H. F. Doran
Y. M. CG. AL
Hightstown
Dutch Neck
Caauibertin
Highttown
Goall
R. E. Dey
Local social notes from Trenton and surrounding towns
Sunday visits and weekend trips by residents including Gilbert Hightslown Youman and Raymond Ely. Philadelphia and New York trips are noted along with hospital updates for Charles Wilson who remains wheelchair bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Field
J. B. Schenck
Edward Yard
Windsor
George Peppler
New York
Charles Wilson
Prohibition Wins In Jamesburg Metuchen And South Brunswick
Jamesburg and Metuchen vote dry by 165 to 127 and 32 vote margin respectively, while South Brunswick declares no saloon with split local results. Highlands Park wets win 308 to 200 in a 508 vote total, and total dry gains vary by district as communities adjust to prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metuchen
Drys
Vets
Dry Forces
Dr. Mason
Picturesque Spring Photo Prospect From the Country
The piece urges readers to photograph rural scenes around farms and gardens and mail the pictures to city friends. It promises developing and printing services at moderate prices with cameras advertised from one to one hundred dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Presbyterian
Second Presbyterian
Warren Elsing
Russia
America
W.C. T. U of Hightstown
the Reading Circle
Dorothy Brown
Grace Mershon
Red Cross Circle
Augustus Parr
Augustus Farr
Millstone Brook
Bls van Dyke
Mercer Hospital
Trenton
President Wilson
Leon Chamberlain
New Brunswick
D. B. Tompins
Princeton
Juve
John Gill
W. J. B. Edgar
Jamesburg
al. E. Snyder
William N. Hughes
Brown
Doran
Victrola Selection Resources
South
Samuel Perrine
H. C. Symmes
Victrola
Anna Chamberlin
F. I. Davis
Caroline
Alvah Forman
J. Edward Chamberlin
Hightslown
Gilbert Youman
Joshua Thomas
John Wolfe
Philadelphia
William Vogel
Cranbury Station
Raymond Ely
E. W. Caine
Alan
Charles Field
Phebe Messler
Sharon
Walter Davison
Stanley Hutchingon
Thomas McDowell
Union Valley
Mra
George Thomas
South Brunswick
Highland Park
Spotswood
Presbyterian Church
Wets
Frank H. Vitet
Charles de von
Frank Viiet
Railroad Hotel
Puplls
South Bunnewick
Dayton
Monmouth Junction
Thompson’s Hotel
Kingston
Rocky Hill
Archie Rice
Walter Shreve
Eleanor and
Maryin Shreve
A. C. Shreve
George Dowgin
Camp Merritt
Joseph Dowgin
Howard Greendyke
Newark
William Ouderkirk
William Conover
Red Cross Fund
N. J
Isaac Luttmar
James 3. Clark
Dayton Presbyterian Church
Mra HH
R. Dey
John Keverett
George Waite Jr
Estella Vandervest
Margaretcean. Carroll
Tiis
Nehemiah Dey
Henry MacDawdid
South Amboy
Bitters
Vira
Marthe
Walter D. Applegate
Oliver
Applegate
Bessie Hubbard
Trenton, N. J
Mey
Abe
The
Donnelly
Donnely Co
Aylor
Opera House
A. F. Williams
Williams
East State St
Frenton, N. J
Luc
Kenton
Horace Mann
Mer
Bloch
Styleplus
Daniel Block Clothing CO
S. Broad St
Washington Market Building
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