Evangelistic Campaign Opens With Song Service
The churches announce a Sunday school at 10, men's Bible class at 10, morning worship at 11 with a sermon on The Wisdom and Rewards of the Soul-Winner from Daniel 12:3, and a Community Service at 7:30. An evangelistic campaign starts Wednesday November 8 led by Rev. Edward C. Reeve with Mr Samuel Bennett and Mr Willard Totten. all invited. The Helping Hand Missionary Society meets Friday November 10 at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. John B. Dorrance in Hightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Samuel Bennett
Willard Totten
Willard Totten. Mr. Totten
Edward C. Reeve
D. D
Clearfield
Reeve
Helping’ Hand Missionary Society
John B. Dorrance
Hightstown
Twothirty
Second Presbyterian Friday Prayer Service and Church Activities
The Friday evening prayer service at 7 45 in the chapel ends the first part of the Social Teachings of Jesus. A monthly business meeting follows the service. Men's Bible Class meets at ten in the Church Auditorium and Sunday School at the same time in the Chapel. Morning worship at 11 features Miss Ethel Snedeker leading a new hymn. The pastor’s sermon will touch on topics relevant to the upcoming election. Junior C BE at 3 PM led by Kathryn Schnell on What should we pray for. Senior C BE at 6 30 PM led by Harold O Neil on Better Thinking. Stitch and Chatter meets Thursday at 2 PM with Mrs Grant Everett and Miss Louisa Schnell hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesus
Ethel Snedeker
C. BE
Kathryn Schnell
Harold O'Neil
Grant Everett
Louisa Schnell
Schultz Memorial M E Sunday Services and Cancelled Lecture
Schultz Memorial M E announces Sunday School at 10, Lord's Supper after a short sermon, Epworth League at 6 30 led by Mrs Alexander Simonson, and an 8 00 P M church meeting. A Thursday prayer meeting is planned and Dr Rowe's Nov 9 lecture is cancelled due to First Presbyterian Church meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
League
Rowe
First Presbyterian Church
Applegate Will Filed for Probate in Monroe Township
The will of John A. Applegate was filed for probate before Surrogate Kirkpatrick on Friday morning in Monroe Township. Executors named are George B. Mershon and William P. Gibson. Income left to Cornelia G. Dey during her lifetime, then divided among Frederick S. Applegate and Geo Ezgrehn as siblings of the deceased. The signing occurred June 12, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Applegate
Monroe Township
Kirkpatrick
George B. Mershon
William P. Gibson
Cornelia G. Dey
Frederick S. Applegate
Geo. Ezgrehn
Republican Club Formed By Colored Community Here
A colored Republican meeting in Odd Fellow's Hall Tuesday evening organized a Republican Club with officers led by President Mrs. Clarence Thornton and Vice President Fred Phares. Speakers included Mrs. Harris and Mr. Hall of Princeton and Mrs. Greer of Hightstown who praised loyalty to the party and recounted local ties and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellow’s Hall
Mention
Princeton
Harris
Hall
Greer
Hightstown
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Clarence Thornton
Fred Phares
Charles Nixon, Jr
Supper and Bazaar at First Church Chapel Election Night
Attend the Supper and Bazaar at First Church Chapel on November 7. Supper at six features chicken salad scalloped oysters ham potato croquettes cottage cheese cranberry jelly cabbage sauce biscuit coffee cake fruit gelatine with whipped cream and nuts for 75 cents. children 60 cents. Bazaar opens after 5 30 for buyers all evening with recitations by Miss Gano.
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Gano
Groendyke Campbell wed at Hightstown home
Miss Mary Coleman Groendyke, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Groendyke of Hightstown, married Ernest Everett Campbell son of Mrs Jennie B Campbell of Cranbury on Saturday October 28. The ceremony at the bride’s home was by Rev Charles Everett with two other ministers assisting. The couple plan to reside with the bride’s parents after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Coleman Groendyke
Samuel Groendyke
Hightstown
Ernest Everett Campbell
Jennie B. Campbell
Cranbury
Charles Everett
D.D
Presbyterian “Church
Belmar
Harry E. Owings
Baptist Church
Frederick Schweitzer
Second Presbyterian Church
Marion Campbell
Beatrice Greendyke
Graham Campbell
Raymond Lawrence
Woodbridge
Johnn Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
婚姻宣布 Angie Voorhees 与 Walter Harris 订婚
The marriage announcement lists Miss Angie Voorhees of Monmouth Junction and Walter Harris of Princeton Junction. The ceremony took place in Princeton on Sunday afternoon October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie Voorhees
George Voorhees
Monmouth Junction
Walter Harris
W. Harris
Princeton Junction
Princeton
Joseph Hoffman Fourth Birthday Party in Trenton
Mrs. William C. Hoffman hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering at her Trenton home to celebrate her son Joseph Hoffman turning four years old. Fifteen mothers and their children attended with guests including Mrs. Arthur L. Burroughs and daughter Betty, Mrs. Charles V. D. Symmes and daughter Sally, and Miss Margaret Perrine. Decorations reflected Hallowe en themes and the children enjoyed the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Hoffman
Trenton
Joseph
Arthur L. Burroughs
Betty
Charles V. D. Symmes
Sally
Margaret Perrine
Thanksgiving Service Committee Named by Superintendent Barclay
Superintendent Isaiah D. Barclay names the Thanksgiving Service committee for Second Presbyterian Church. Appointees include Arthur L. Burroughs, Mrs. Ernest L. Stults, Mrs. A. C. Grover, Harold O'Neil, Ernest Walker, and John Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah D. Barclay
Second Presbyterian
Arthur L. Burroughs
Ernest L. Stults
A. C. Grover
Harold O'Neil
Ernest Walker
John Campbell
Monroe Farmers Exhibit At Jamesburg High School
Farmers of Monroe Township Middlesex County plan an exhibit of corn and potatoes at Jamesburg High School on Saturday afternoon and evening November 4. Allen G. Waller of the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station will discuss findings from the recent Potato Investigation conducted by the State Agricultural College State Department and State Federation. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Township
Middlesex County
Jamesburg High School
Allen G. Waller
N. J. Agricultural Experiment Station
State Agricultural College
State Department
State Federation
Giles Farm Sold to Frank Dye on Friendship Road
The William H. Giles farm on Friendship Road near Granbury was sold this week through the W. H. Johnson agency to Frank Dye of Rochelle Park. He will take possession January 2 and will pursue market gardening, having prior experience on Maryland’s eastern shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Giles
Friendship Road
Granbury
W. H. Johnson
Frank Dye
Rochelle Park
Maryland
Mass Meeting at Jamesburg Tonight
A Republican mass meeting is set for eight o'clock at the Star Theatre Jamesburg. Speakers include Hon Ralph N Kellam of Camden and Hon T Frank Appleby of Asbury Park along with other county candidates. A prominent woman speaker will give an address and music by the Jamesburg Concert Band. All voters are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
Jamesburg
Ralph N. Kellam
Camden
T. Frank Appleby
Asbury Park
Prohibition Sermon Highlights Decline in Liquor Use
The pastor of Second Presbyterian Church delivered a strong Sunday address on Prohibition. He cited figures showing decreased liquor consumption since the law took effect and illustrated impacts on health crime and economics. He announced plans to discuss the current political contest related to prohibition next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Fire destroys William Petty Paige sedan near Hightstown
William Petty reported his Paige sedan burned on Friday evening while en route to Toms River. He had been at the Hightstown Garage earlier for car trouble near H. H. Dey's farm on the Freehold road. the body was destroyed. The car carried $1500 insurance and was three years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Petty
Mr. Petty
Hightstown
Toms River
Freehold
H. H. Dey
Woman's Club votes for federation at meeting
Twenty five members and two guests gathered at Mrs. William H Johnson's home as Mrs Hughes presided and led discussion on federation, which the group approved by ballot. The program centered on Classic Opera organized by Mrs Arthur L Burroughs and Mrs Clarence M Perrine with duets solos and selections from Verdi and Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
William ‘H. Johnson
Hughes
Arthur L. Burroughs
Clarence M. Perrine
A. Tanhauser
Wagner B. Pilgrim
Wagner
Perrine
Mr. Burroughs
Lucia
John Stonaker
Verdi
S. H. Perrine
Evangelistic Campaign Begins at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church joins Mundmouth Presbytery in an Evangelistic Campaign with services starting Wednesday evening November 8 at 7 30. Rev Edward C Reeve D D and Mr Totten from Middlesbush assist with music and will sing solos at each service. All invited to attend for spiritual blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Churches of Monmouth
Edward C. Reeve
D. D
Clearfield
Totten
Middlebush
Death of Edward A. Clayton in Englishtown area
Edward A. Clayton aged 40 died at his parents home near Englishtown on Sunday. He was unmarried and survived by Joel and Harriet Clayton. Funeral services were held Tuesday at two o clock from the cousin Gus Mac Bride residence near Monroe School. Rev. E K Eubank officiated with interment in the Jamesburg cemetery, under A Cole Son Co funeral direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Clayton
Englishtown
Joel
Harriet Clayton
Gus Mac Bride
Monroe School
E. K. Eubank
Jamesburg Presbyterian Church
Jamesburg
A. §. Cole, Son
Last Honors Paid Mrs. Florence C McDowell
The funeral for Florence C McDowell of New Brunswick daughter of Harry H Hunkele of Dayton and wife of W Wesley McDowell was held Sunday at her parents home and at Dayton Presbyterian Church. She died October 26 from acute diabetes survived by her husband daughter Evelyn son Marvin parents and four brothers. Rev William F Wefer officiated with choir selections and pallbearers listed. Interment in Dayton cemetery directed by A S Cole Son Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence C.mcdowell
New Brunswick
Harry H. Hunkele
Dayton
W. Wesley McDowell
Dayton Presbyterian Church
William F. Wefer
Tennyson
Bessie Hubbard
Nehemiah Dey
Miss Hubbard
Harry R. Farr
Evelyn
Marvin
Raymond
Norman
Clarence
Alfred
Messrs
Wallace Carroll
Allan H. Ely
Julius Luttman
Everett Errickson
Charles Holsten
Ellison Errickson
Dayton Cemetery
A. S. Cole, Son & Co
Forget-Me-Not Days Drive for Disabled Veterans
Disabled American Veterans of the World War will run a two day fund drive in New Jersey on November 4 and 11 1922 to strengthen the group and aid needy cases with funds from the drive. Contributions may be sent as checks or money orders to Mechanics National Bank Trenton payable to the Disabled American Veterans W. W. State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Mechanics National Bank
Trenton
N. J
Disabled American Veterans
W. W
State Department
A Fine Gathering of Men at Second Presbyterian
Last night the Second Presbyterian Chapel hosted about 100 men from the Men's Brotherhood of the First Church as guests. Rev Dr George Horst spoke on men at work in the church and community using personal illustrations to urge organized effort and service. The event included the Brotherhood orchestra, refreshments, and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian
First Church
Second Church
George Horst
Bela Secretarie
General Assembly
Frederick Schweitzer
Mr. Horst
Horst
Brotherhood
Memorial Furniture Dedicated at First Presbyterian Church
A memorial service at First Presbyterian Church featured a set of pulpit furniture designed to harmonize with the colonial interior. Pieces were donated by families including Hutchinson, Dey, Bennett, Perrine, and others in memory of forebears, with Rev. J. E. Curry noting continued family faithfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Church Triumphant
Old Church
Elijah C. Hutchinson
Trenton
John Gordon Stults
Gordon Stults Coward
John Dorrance, Jr
Christiana Dey
Jos. G. Dey
Thomas Applegate
John Dorrance
Mary Bennett
Samuel Bennett
Ada B. Hutchinson
James ‘Edgar Bennett
James Edgar Bennett
Stanley Conover
Ing Hand Society
Walter Dey, Jr
Walter Dey
Mary Perrine
John Co
Mary B. Perrine
David, van Dyke
Arthur Perrine
Jane P. Hoffman
J. E. Curry
Old First Church
Specializing on Citizenship in Election Time
A seasoned speaker laments citizens who specialize in voting and influencing elections for personal gain. She urges Christians to focus on true citizenship and prudent civic engagement to curb corruption and promote good government. The piece calls for a national beatitude praising dedicated civic responsibility.
Republican Candidates Speak At Cranbury Meeting
In Odd Fellows Hall Cranbury residents heard Charles Forman praise his Surrogate bid and past county service. Dr Louis Belloff Freeholder and Clarence Haight Freeholder urged re election while Harold Hoffman Assembly candidate highlighted WWI service. Senator Larson and Senator Case discussed key issues with Applegate and Hanson also in attendance. Crescent Orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Cranbury
Charles Forman
Samuel Bennett
Forman
D. W. Clayton
Kirkpatrick
Louis Belloff
Freeholder
Clarence Haight
Haight
Harold L. Hoffman
Assembly
Hoffman
France
South Amboy
Larson
Perth’ ‘Amboy
Clarence B. Case
Somerset County
Case
Edwards
Silver
Wilton T. Applegate
Prospect Plains
Trenton
Thomas L. Hanson
Crescent Orchestra
Women’s Unit Organized by Middlesex Club in Cranbury
Mrs Ruth Dunham vice president of the Middlesex County Republican Club organized a Woman's Unit Republican Club in Cranbury Monday evening. Officers named include Mrs E C Wilson president, Mrs John Bennett vice-president, Mrs A L Burroughs secretary, and Mrs Joseph Owens treasurer. Dues are 25 cents yearly to connect local women with county politics and learn about leaders and affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dunham
Middlesex County Republican Club
Cranbury
Republican Club
E. C. Wilson
John Bennett
A. L. Burroughs
Joseph Owens
Red Cross Roll Call Opens Armistice Day
The annual American Red Cross membership drive begins on Armistice Day November 11 and closes on Thanksgiving Day November 30. Residents are urged to renew their membership with dues payable at Carlson's Drug Store on Main Street Cranbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Carlson’s Drug Store
Main Street
Cranbury
Temperance Sermon Praises Schweitzer as Dry Campaign Emphasized
A Cranbury church sermon by Rev Freder ick Behweitzer urged voters to back dry candidates in New Jersey. The talk denounced wet propaganda and urged adherence to law decency and right principles in the upcoming election, praising Schweitzer for his steadfast stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Frederick Behweitzer
Second Presbyterian Church
Edwards
Schweitzer
Trenton
New Brunswick
Washington
New Jersey
Mr. Schweitzer
Do Your Duty Vote Early for Cranbury Voters
This note urges Cranbury township's 740 registered voters to cast ballots next Tuesday November 7 in the twelve hours polls are open. It condemns candidate remarks and drink rhetoric, urging turnout to influence the United States Senate race and to persuade neighbors to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Seagirt
Morristown
Edwards
Newark
Fidge
Essex County
Sea Girl
Fren
Newark Ledger
New Jersey
United States
United States Senate
The Bosses and Britain’s Domination of Peace Talks
The Turks discover Britain controls peace negotiations and dominates the league. The United States, after being asked to join, refuses the covenant, arguing America is not ready to abandon its revolutionary decision and fall under British domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Great Britain
League
United States
Senate
America
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First Presbyterian
Campbell—Groendyke
Joe Hoffman
Monroe Farmers
Giles
the Woman's Club
Afterndon
Victrola
Verdi B
Caro
Noma
March
Aida
Il Trovatore
Evangelistic Campaign
W.W. Wesley McDowell
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