Union and community services fill Firs Presbyterian day
Sunday brings a union service at the Firs Presbyterian Church with Evangelist Honeyman and Mr. Vreeland. Evening community service at First Church followed by Missionary Day in Sunday School. Ten services planned due to all day united service. C E Society meets and Stitch and Chatter Club sets sale. Reading Circle program features American Magazine topics. Four notices of missing persons near the lake reported. Cranbury V I S requests confidential information.
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Firs Presbyterian Church
Evangelist Honeyman
Mr. Vreeland
First
First Presbyterian Church
Junior Y M C A Holds First Regular Meeting
The Junior Y M C A met Monday evening in Odd Fellows Hall with eleven members present. Newell Davis elected Secretary and Albert Barclay Treasurer. The program included Military Drill Calisthenics and Indoor Baseball. Next meeting set for Monday evening November 19 at seven o'clock.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Newell Davis
Albert Barclay
Conservation Food Cards Bring and Return Policy
Conservation Food Cards issued at the church should be returned the following Sabbath so a new card can be issued. If a card is forgotten on a Sabbath, bring it the next. The Government requires every card filled out and returned. a report goes every Tuesday to the Food Commission in Washington, D.C.
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The
Food Commission
Washington, D. C
Committee OF
Second Church
Johnson Clayton Wedding Quiet Home Ceremony
William H. Johnson and Mrs. Sara F. Clayton were married Thursday at the bride’s home in a small ceremony conducted by Rev. Joseph E. Curry. The couple will live in North Cranbury after a wedding tour. both are active in town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. Johnson
Sara F. Clayton
Joseph E. Curry
First National Bank Cranbury Donates Banquet Funds
Directors vote to cancel the annual bank dinner for the year due to abnormal times and redirect the funds plus an extra 100 dollars totaling 200 dollars to the Y M C A War Work Campaign Fund. They believe this serves a double purpose by aiding food administration aims and supporting the war effort.
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First National Bank of Cranbury
Food Administration
Robberies In Town Again Court House Incident
Robberies occurred Wednesday evening while car owners were at First church service. Robes blankets and other items were stolen including two robes from John Major and a robe and sweater from Carlton Campbell. Additionally fifteen gallons of gasoline were taken from Carlson's tank. A window at A P store was broken and many goods taken. The front door at Grisman manager is found open next morning and a door at J B Silvers Bro store house also open. The town urges extra precautions.
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John Major
Carlton Campbell
Carlson
A& P
Grisman
J. 8
Silvers & Bro. Co
Thank Offering Meeting of Light Bearers Mission Band
The Light Bearers Mission Band of Second Church will meet in the chapel Sabbath afternoon the 18th at 8 o clock. Members aim to earn a dollar over the summer to fund their missionary gift and will bring offerings in Thanksgiving month. Elsing speaks with instrumental music by Grove and Moore, tracts on Giving distributed.
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Light Bearers Mission
Elsing
Willard Grove
Harry Moore
Stitch and Chatter Club Elects Officers for Next Year
The Stitch and Chatter Club held its annual meeting at Miss Hattie Lewis's home. New officers include President Mrs EB C Wilson and Treasurer Miss Marie Groves. Meetings will be the first and third Thursdays with sewing orders and Red Cross work. next gathering is Thursday December 6 at Mrs William Gordon's home.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
Hattie Lewis
EB. C. Wilson
Anna Pullen
Clara Bergen
Mary Hughes
Marie Groves
Samuel Dey
Red Cross
Wm. H .Gordon
Cranbury War Work Campaign Clock Surpasses $150000
Cranbury’s response to the Y M A War Work Campaign Fund shows a clock in Carlson’s Drug Store registering over $1500.00 to date. The township claims real American responsibility as subscriptions slow after the first rush. Officials expect big outreach in the Plainsboro district and urge one final push to top $2000.00.
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Cranbury
Carlson
Plainsboro
Evangelist Campaign and Central Jersey Producers Meeting
The article notes evangelist R. M. Honeyman and Fred B. Vreeland at First and Second Presbyterian Churches from November 13 to 28 with committees for Finance Music Advertising Prayer. It reports nine activity groups and urges Presbyterian attendance. A Central Jersey Producers Association meeting hosted by Spencer W. Perrine outlines hay and grain grading demonstrations with a U.S. Department of Agriculture expert planned, inviting farmers to join at $2.00 annual dues.
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Charles Groves
Carlton Campbell
D. C. Mershon
Wm. DeBow
W. R. Silvers
Lemuel Stults
Wm. F. Perrine
I. C. Hoffman
Clarence M. Perrine
Mrs. H
Dey
H. F. Doran
John Msjor
Geo. W. Burroughs
Raymond P. Stillwell
Walter H. Havens
Wm. M. Cox
Raymond
Griggs
I. H. Perrine
C. P. Emmone
Barclay
W.I Stults
H. Lewis Schanck
Fred A. Carlson
Presby
Monmouth
Central Jersey Producers Association
Spencer W. Perrine
United States Department of Agricullure
National Hay Association of
New York City
New Jersey
PTA Meeting and Thanksgiving School Closure Notice
The Parent Teachers Association will meet Tuesday afternoon November 20 at 880 o clock. Programs include Child Hygiene in School, Mrs Leroy Scott The Value of Physical Training by Mrs H Schanck Teaching of Physical Training in the School Room by Miss Kathryn Loesch Demonstration by Miss Loesch The public school will be closed for Thanksgiving vacation Thursday and Friday November 29 and 30 Indian Wampum disks from shells were used by Indians for trading The colors white and purple or black denoting value with black rarer and more valuable.
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Parent‘Teachers Association
Leroy Scott
H. Schanck
Red Cross urged to ship millions of surgical dressings now
Cable from Major Grayson M. P. Murphy at Sirouss HQ urges American Red Cross chapters to prepare and ship millions of standard dressings at once for France. He warns that delay risks national disaster and fatal consequences for soldiers, with Paris-made special dressings to follow.
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Red Cross
Sirouss
Grayson M. P. Murphy
Red Cross Commission
France
America
Paris
Murphy
Surprise Party For Hightstown Girl
Grace Hunt enjoyed a surprise party hosted by many friends with games dancing and refreshments. Guests included Margaret Mason Kathryn Updike Marjorie Rivenburg Margaret Chamberlin Eleanor Stults Elizabeth Norris Adelaide Dickinson Florence Dickingon Ruth Swetland Elsie Wetherill Margaret Stults Grace Norton Lillian Perrine Leroy West Jobo Chamberlin James Hutchinson Drexel Paterson Alvin Updike Julian Vance Russell Gibbons Reuney Dey Van Dyke Perrine Alfred Perrine Rue Grover George Applegate Russell Grover Alexander Roberson Henry Wilson Alexander Butcher Herbert West Leslie Burtis. The guest noting the welcome said the honoree’s guest of honor behaved as at home and joked about untidy bathroom habits.
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Grace Hunt
Margaret Mason
Kathryn Updike
Marjorie Rivenburg
Margaret Chamberlin
Eleanor Stults
Elizabeth Norris
Adelaide Dickinson
Florence Dickingon
Ruth Swetland
Elsie Wetherill
Margaret Stults
Grace Norton
Lillian Perrine
Messrs
Leroy West
Jobo Chamberlin
James Hutchinson
Drexel Paterson
Alvin Updike
Julian Vance
Russell Gibbons
Reuney Dey
van Dyke Perrine
Alfred Perrine
Rue Grover
George Applegate
Russell Grover
Alexander Roberson
Henry Wilson
Alexander Butcher
Herbert West
Leslie Burtis
Get a Victrola for Thanksgiving
Put a Victrola in your home this season and enjoy in doors entertainment. It sings reads recites plays instruments whistles renders songs and operatic numbers and tells funny stories. Easy payment terms available for selection and setup.
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Pow Co. E. Society
C. E. Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Foreign Mission Boards
Mary Hutchinson
the Reading Circle
N. F. Clayton
Stults
Burroughs
Anna Chamberlin
Cranbury V. I. 8
WM. C. A
Conservation
Steinbach Company
Asbury Park
Steinbach’s
China
Japan
W. Russell Silvers
Norman Appleger
Francis Hagerty
Eat
Action of Cranbury Bank
Evangelistig Campaign
Second Presbyterian Church
R. M. Honeyman
Fred B. Vreeland
RK. M. Roneyman
Kathryn Loesch
Loesch
Detroit Free Press
E. State St
Trenton, N. J
Coats
Donnetty Coaglor Opera
Trenton, N. d
National Service
Service of the Country
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
R. A. Donnelly
State Street
Broad
Society
Chicago
Strouse & Bro
Baltimore
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
Broad St
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