The Churches Sunday Services and Activities
Sunday services at First and Second Presbyterian churches with sermons by Rev J B Curry and Prof J Ritchie Smith. Community service planned at 7 30 pm. Africa program by Second Church Missionary Committee. Hay fire destroys three tons on William D Wilson farm. Church sales and women’s society events scheduled. upcoming meetings and programs listed.
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Second Presbyterian
J. Ritchie Smith
Princeton Seminary
Professor Smith
Africa
The
Second Church
William D. Wilson
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Church
J. D. Chamberin
R. Ella Chamberlin
M. E. Bergen
D. C. Mershon
Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival in Plainsboro
The Ladies Aid Society of Plainsboro hosts a strawberry and ice cream festival on the Plainsboro school lawns Wednesday evening June 8. Van Kirk's Orchestra of Rosedale will provide music.
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Ladies Aid Society
Plainsboro
van Kirk
Rosedale
Middlesex County Field Day at New Brunswick June 4
Middlesex County Field Day Exercises will be held at New Brunswick on Saturday afternoon June 4 at 1 o clock. Children under sixteen admitted free. The Cranbury Public School closes Friday June 17 with closing exercises on Thursday evening June 16 and the building open Thursday June 2 from 8 to 10 for exhibit of pupil work.
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Middlesex County
New Brunswick
Cranbury
Rutgers College
Adul
Custom Suits On Sale At Steinbachs In Asbury Park
A sale of custom made suits priced at 35 and 45 dollars is underway at Steinbach’s and will run through next week. Suits are cut and finished to order by an expert fitter from a national men’s tailoring organization. Also, piano tuning by William Hart from New Brunswick will be in Cranbury on Wednesday June 1st. requests to hire a tuner may be left at the Barber Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Missionary Society of the Second Church
Henry Conover
Philippine Islands
Ella Stults
Brown
Steinbach’s
Steinpach Company
Asbury Park
N. J
William Hart
New Brunswick
Cranbury
Lawrenceville
Peddie
Princeton
Tigertown
S. P. Dunham & Co
Dunham
Women hear Colton on League of Women Voters aims
Mrs Colton addressed Cranbury women on the League of Women Voters eight lines of work including production and distribution of food Good Government and Taxation She spoke without salary as State Organizer and urged future Cranbury talks.
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Colton
Cranbury
League of Women Voters
National League
New Jersey
Age of Petroleum Shapes World Power
The text notes petroleum began in 1859 and, driven by rising consumption, has become a central international issue. It argues that the nation controlling output holds world power and influence.
Grievance Over Editors Banquet Mentioned in Birmingham Paper
Birmingham Age Herald reports a dispute at a holiday banquet attended by magazine editors. A head waiter caused tension by presenting verse that was rejected, with no contributors expected to be present but one offish situation noted.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Domestic Colloquy Over Expensive Flat Lifestyle
A dialogue fragment shows a couple lamenting the cost of their flat and the inability to hire a moving van, highlighting financial strain and housing pressure in their exchange. The brief exchange underscores the dilemma of affording housing and moving costs.
Block Dance by The Fire Company of Cranbury New Jersey
The Fire Company of Cranbury New Jersey announces a Block Dance on Decoration Day May 30 at 8 PM with music by the Tall Cedar Band of New Brunswick. A portion of dancing space is reserved for colored people, with car parking available. Sub-chairmen named for lights refreshments amusements traffic parking seating publicity streets. Admission 50 cents per person.
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Fire Company
Cranbury
N. J
Tall Cedar Band
New Brunswick
Algo Ampis
E. Bennett
Jos. Wyckoff
Peter Urban
Norman Applegate
Wm. T. Denison
M. A. Rue
W. H. Gordon
C. Raymond Wicoff
E. C. Wilson
Stanley Conover
William Smith
A Warm Portrait of Americans Noted for Good Nature
Sir Arthur B. Shipley recalls a wartime American tour praising the kindness and patience of the people. He notes gentle debates over milk and broad toleration of religious dogma, with Americans willing to endure long train rides and endless chatter on the cars. Carlyle’s gift to Harvard is cited as proof of esteem for the quieter, persistent Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Arthur B. Shipley
Lincoln
United States
Lucas
Carlyle
Harvard University
Chelsea
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First Presbyterian
J. B. Curry
Hosea
L. E. Lennox
Senior C. E. Society
J.S. Silvers
Missionary Meeting
Lew Chamberlin
Kip Stults
Late Symmes
Bill Nichols
Pat Hopple
Winkie Stahl
Ed Dolan
Rus Spratford
Daubber Stonaker
Runyon
Peddie Institute
Peddie Y. M.C. A
J. Walter Reeves
Hightstown
Peddie Orchestra
Peddie Glee Club
115Th Infantry Band
Trenton
F. R Buchanan
Randall
Halshart
Brunner
Layton
Slayback
J. Kilbeffer
Hanford
H. Noonan
Janiz
Kroll
W. Spencer
Frank
C. Griffin
S. Graves
Conrad
E. Davis
Swetland
McHutchinson
Bendel
Miller
Messrs. Marshall
MacAlpine
H. Meeks
Albana
Nelson
Dawson
Patterson
Seagers
Mosher
Wilcox
L Eylis
J. Taylor
Arnold
Gertrude Wilson
Ruth Ely
Dorothy Hunt
Virginia Polhemus
Bertha Mason
North Pacific
Pacific Northwest
Popular Mechanics
East State St
Trenton, N. J
Richelieu
the Williams
A. F. Williams
Palm Beach
Daniel Block
South Broad St
Trenton Fi
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