Church notices mix of services and events across several towns
Sunday services and programs listed for First Presbyterian Schultz Memorial M E and Plainsboro Monmouth Junction churches. Also notes memorial sermon for Charles W. Burke at Prospect Plains home with surviving family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainsboro
Monmouth Junction
A. Raymond Eckels
Charles W. Burke
Robert R. Vandenbergh
Prospect Plains
Englishtown
Samuel McCue
Hightstown
Harry Elms
Trenton
Charles Burke Jr
Traveling potato dealer seeks West contacts
G A Bennett of Hightstown reports via The Press that he is visiting potato dealers in the West while in Pittsburgh. He notes good grain crop prospects around Cleveland. Church Receives $5000 Bequest. Cranbury Methodist Episcopal Church gains $5000 from the estate of Mrs Gertrude Schultz of New Bedford and now holds about $8000 to support and expand its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Bennett
Hightstown
West
Mr. Bennett
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Cranbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Gertrude Schultz
New Bedford
Mass
Van Cleaf and Stout Nup at First Church Manse
The couple Van Cleaf of Jamesburg and Frances Stout of Cranbury wed Sunday night at the First Church manse with attendants Leon H. Nixon of Dayton and Elizabeth Bibus. Reverend J. E. B. Curry officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Curry
Gray
Gon van Cleaf
Jamesburg
Frances Stout
Furman Stout
Cranbury
Leon H. Nixon
Dayton
Elizabeth Bibus
Peddie Musical Clubs Give Fine Concert at Second Presbyterian Church
The Peddie Musical Clubs entertained Tuesday evening under the C. E Society at Second Presbyterian. The program featured Fraternity Overture Honey Town In Poppy Land Gypsy Love Song and more. Over $4500 was raised for the society. Rev William F. Wefer of Brooklyn accepted the Dayton Presbyterian Church pastorate and will be ordained this evening at 8. Daylight saving time. Wefer, a Princeton Seminary and Lafayette College graduate, will succeed the late Rev James B. Clark. The parsonage is being renovated and Wefer will marry Miss Marion Seik of Haston Pa in the fall. He is currently staying with Mr. and Mrs. H R Dey during repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
J. &. Curry
India
Helen Mershon
Alberta Clayton
Woman’s Home
Ella Chamberlin
John D. Chamberlin
Alvah Forman
Calvin Derrick
Jamesburg
Old Tennent Brotherhood
Plainsboro
Ladies Aid Society of
Peddie Musical Clubs
Second Presbyterian Church
C. E Society
Fraternity Overture
Honey Town
Poppy Land
John L Burr
Sizilieta
Mr. Nelson
Traumerer
Basket of Roses
April Showers
Winegar’s Society Orchestra
Peddie
Glee Club
William F. Wefer
Brooklyn
Dayton Presbyterian Church
Wefer
James B. Clark
Princeton Theological Seminary
Lafayette College
Mies Marion Seik
Haston
H. R. Dey
Dayton
A Very Interesting Outing by Cranbury Woman's Club
Members of the Woman's Club of Cranbury toured the New Jersey College for Women in New Brunswick on May 24. The outing highlighted the college’s growth since 1919 and its stately grounds, with plans for dedication of the Federation Hall on June 8 and a forthcoming graduating class of 42. The Three MM League opened the season last Saturday with Cranbury losing to Yardville and other results, with upcoming matches scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club of
Cranbury
New Brunswick
Woman’s College
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Drury Cooper
Martha Mershon
Een Nasium
Liberty Motors
Federation Hall
State Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Morning Motor Trip to Delaware and Atlantic City
Mr and Mrs W H Johnson and Mr and Mrs Russell Johnson plan a trip by car to Wilmington Delaware tomorrow. They will be joined there by Warren F Johnson of Washington DC and then proceed to Atlantic City for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Johnson
Russell Johnson
Wilmington
Del
Warren F. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Atlantic City
Base Ball Decoration Day Game Set at Cobblers Giants
Baseball game listed for Decoration Day at 9:30 a m. featuring Cobblers and Giants against Fire Company with two teams in the morning schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobblers and Giants
Fire Company
Miller Smith wedding in New Brunswick Rhode Island note
Miss Mary Emma Smith wed Charles William Miller at the Hallberg home in Bigwood Rhode Island. The ceremony was led by Rev. Dr. Richard Hollington with maid of honor Miss Margaret West and best man Herbert J. Miller. The couple will reside in New Brunswick after a Maine honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. West
Herbert J. Miller
Edward J. West
George Miller
St. Peter’s Hospital
New Brunswick
Miller
New Brunswick High School
The
India Rubber Company
George Puerschner
Princeton Commencement Week Features Parades and Proms
Princeton University prepares for one of its largest classes with more than 450 graduates. The Freshman Parade on June 16 will march on campus grass after the High Hat Parade by sophomores. Alumni will view Princeton movies and Nassau Street parades conclude with a long line of classes. The baccalaureate sermon is by President Hibben. Class Day programs include history, oration, poetry and a presentation. The Sophomore Prom runs from 10:30 PM to 6:30 AM with a New York orchestra and 2,500 dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton University
Princeton
Nassau Hall
Nassau Street
John Grier Hibben
Thomas C. McHachin
R. Miles Warner
Burnham Carter
Ivy
Louis E Tilden
W. E. Stevenson
New York
Marriage Announcement for Hugh Boyd and Mrs May Roof in New York
Public notice details the marriage of Hugh Boyd publisher of the Daily Home News to Mrs. May Roof of Seattle at the Broadway Tabernacle New York. It notes gifts of 1000 to a local industrial home YWCA and two New Brunswick hospitals plus 5000 for a public comfort station. Boyd, from Belfast, came to New Brunswick 42 years ago bought the Daily Home News and will sail for Europe June 17 on the Majestic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Boyd
Daily Home News
New Brunswick
May Roof
Seattle
Wash
Broadway Tabernacle
New York
Boyd
Belfast
Ireland
Europe
Majestic
Potatoes Noted From Lewis H. Schenck Field in Cranbury
The season is early but reports a superb potato field owned by Lewis H. Schenck in Cranbury. Local growers praise the quality and promise strong yields for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. Schenck
Cranbury
Memorial Day observances and parade in Hightstown
Memorial Day activities in Hightstown begin with a 9 am parade on Main Street featuring 115th Infantry Band from Trenton and West Grove Fife and Drum Corps. Veterans groups, firemen, and students participate, with ceremonies at the Soldiers' Monument and cemetery, followed by the Peddie Institute address by Rev. Gill Robb Wilson and a 3 pm baseball game at Peddie Field. Evening supper by Methodist Church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hightstown
Main Street
Plants 115Th Infantry Band
Trenton
Fife
West Grove
Peddie Institute
Legion Boys
Fire Department
Partle
Soldiers’ Monument
Stockton Street
Gill Robb Wilson
Fourth Presbyterian Church of
Peddie Field
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society of
Farmers May Organize on Wholesale Markets
New Jersey farmers consider cooperative wholesale markets to streamline selling in Newark Trenton and Atlantic City. State officials see standard grades and organized marketing clerks easing distribution for many growers, following a Detroit model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Newark
Trenton
Atlantic City
Detroit
Michigan
State Department of Agriculture
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Freehold
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Collie Club of America
BBC
Lunt
Rahway
N. J
O. P. Bennett
Washington, Ill
Raymond
Department of Conservation and Development
County Boards of Freeholders
Board of Conservation and Development
Hartman Trunks
Anchor
Voorhees
East State St
E. State Street
Trenton, N, J
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