Church notices and events at Presbyterian and Methodist churches
Sunday services at First and Second Presbyterian churches feature sermons by Rev. Curry on moral courage and Rev. Elsing on education and Christ’s preeminence. Anniversary address by Dr. W. T. Elsing in New York. new members welcomed. Woman’s Home Missionary Society officers listed. Community events include a Stitch and Chatter Fair, Sunday school duet, and a trustee house party at Spring Lake. The Methodist chapel hosts The Woman With a Hundred Pockets and a fall fundraising evening with snacks and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Church
J. E Curry
A. H Bymmes
Matthew Perrine
J. B. Perrine
A. G. Dey
I. C. Hoffman
First Presbyterian
Anna
Alice Scott
Franklin Scott
Reading Circle opens season with wartime program
The Ladies Reading Circle held its first season meeting Tuesday at Mrs. H. Perrine's home. A large attendance heard papers by members on Our Heroes by Mrs. Chamberlin The Flag by Mrs. Stults The Organization and Insignia of Our Fighting Forces by Mrs. Stanley Conover What the United States has done for the war in food and money by Mrs. Spaulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. H. Perrine
Chamberlin
Stults
Stanley Conover
United States
Spaulding
Schultz Memorial M E Ladies Aid Social
The Ladies Aid Society of Schultz Memorial M E church plans a social on October 16 with A Woman with a Hundred Pockets to attend. There will be good things to eat for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Schultz Memorial
M. E. Church
S S Anniversary Specialties At Second Presbyterian
The Sunday school anniversary at Second Presbyterian on October 21 features Dr. W T Elsing of New York as speaker and a pleasing musical program. Organist A L Burroughs will preside, tenor solo by Kenneth Rogers of Peddie Institute, and cornet solo by Sidney Bent, a Peddie student. John McNamee, son of Albert McNamee of Imlaystown Hotel, is hospitalized after an auto collision on White Horse Road. he is 34 and hopes for recovery while his condition includes fractured ribs and internal hemorrhages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Second Presbyterian Church
W. T. Elsing
New York
A. L. Burroughs
Kenneth Rogers
Peddie Institute
Sidney Bent
Peddie
John McNamee
Albert McNamee
Imlaystown
McKinley Hospital
Irving Nutt
Yardville
White Horse Road
AfcNamen
McNamee
Trenton
Broad Street Park
White Horse
Nutt
Dr Adolphs Allen Appointed to Broad Street Church
Rev Adolphs Allen former supply pastor at First Presbyterian Haddonfield and recent Metropolitan Church Washington has been named pastor of Central Worth Broad Street Church Philadelphia He will start October 7 succeeding Rev Robert Hugh Morris who moves to Stamford Conn Allen plans a three month interim stay in Philadelphia before finalizing the permanent appointment He is a renowned Presbyterian pastor noted for Holy Land lectures and extensive travels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddonfield
N. J
Adolps Allen
First Presbyterian Church
Metropolitan Church
Washington, D. C
Central- Worth Broad Street
Philadelphia
Allen
Robert Hugh Morris
Stamford
Holy Land
Organist and Bride Honored by Friends in Hightstown
John S. Mount and Mrs Mount hosted a gathering at the Hightstown Baptist Church to honor new organist Arthur L Burroughs and his bride. Guests included Mr and Mrs R H Rivenburg Mr and Mrs Frank W Jemison and others with performances by George Burch Drexel Paterson and remarks by Mr Mount and Mr Burroughs. Refreshments followed late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn S. Mount
Hightstown Baptist Church
R. H. Rivenburg
Frank W Jemison
Arthur L. Burroughs
Applegate
Herbert D. Winters
Luella Dey
Grace Norton
Helen Wilson
Helen Coward
Lydia Dey
Ruth Swetland
Isabelle Perrine
Martha Mershon
New Brunswick
Cranbury Red Cross Auxiliary Consolidates in Cranbury
A September 28 joint meeting of Auxiliary No. 1 and the Community Red Cross in Cranbury merged the two units under one committee. An advisory board was appointed to run Red Cross work, with Geo. B. Mershon as chairman and officers including Ella Stults and John B. Perrine. Mrs. Henry C. Symmes and Mrs. Wm. Gordon will supervise operations at both locations. Members urged to enroll and submit dues today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary No. 1
Community Red Cross
Henry C. Symmes
Red Cross
Cranbury
Geo. B. Mershon
Ella Stults
John B. Perrine
Stanley Conover
Mis
Wm. Gordon
Second Federal Reserve District
First National Bank of Cranbury
Walter 8. Grover
W. J. Rowland
Andrew Ely
Chamberlin
E. Barclay
H. N. Scott
W. R. Silvers
BE. Bennett
J. E. Curry
Warren Elsing
H. F. Doran
Daniel W. Clayton
Fielder
New Jersey
Middlesex County
United States Food Conservation
D. C. Mershon
Monroe Township
A. V. Stout
Monmouth Junction
Middlesex
United States Food Administration
Davison Davison Butcher Wedding at Butcher Home
About two hundred guests gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Butcher home for the marriage of their daughter Miss Belen Blults Butcher to William Wil son Davison son of Mr. and Mrs. George Davison. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. J. B. Curry at 5 30 pm with Marion Campbell playing the wedding march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Butcher
Belen Blults Butcher
William Wilson Davison
George Davison
J. B. Curry
Marion Campbell
Florence G. Perrine
Charles Butcher
Elizabeth Davison
Frances Denison
Alex Butcher
W. Carleton Campbell
Prohibition Chief Claim: 50 Percent Jails Inmates in Kansas
Kansas prohibition advocates report dramatic drops in crime and poverty with no inmates in half of jails and poorhouses. Iola mayor J J Warner cites reduced drunkenness and crime, while county attorneys Barber and Bourbon praise prohibition as a statewide success and urge national action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J Warner
Iola
Kansas
John Barleycorn
Barber County
Samuel Griffin
Bourbon County
James G. Sheppard
Steinbachs Falk Opening Starts October 13 At Steinbachs
Beginning Saturday October 13 and continuing for one week Steinbachs will hold the Falk Opening with special sales across all departments. The store promotes reliable service and unusual possibilities for the coming season at reasonable prices, inviting readers to take part in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinbach’s
Steinbach's
Murder at Cranbury farm shocks Middlesex County
Four men killed Roman Smith and assaulted his wife at a Milltown South River farm row.Numerous detectives search for the assailants as Mrs Smith lies bound and injured. Joseph Smith finds his father dead and mother unconscious. The couple leaves a family of teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Roman Smith
Milltown-South River Road
Mr. Smith
Joseph Smith
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New York City
Arabel Perrine
John Gordon Coward
Harry Egbert
Edith Symmes
E.S Barclay
Spring Lake
Geo
B. Mershon
H. Perrine
W. R Silvera
R P. Stilwell
Barclay
Stitch and Chatter Club
M. E
W. H. Bergen
W. J. B Edgar
Jamesburg
Frank Walker
Isaac Hoffman
Jesus
Methodist Episcopal Chapel
the Reading Circle
Dr. Allen
The
Cranbury Red Cross Auxiliary
Davison-Butcher
Ww. Co. T. U
Liberty Loan Bonds
Homan Smith
Taylor
Trenton, N. J
First National Bank
Granbury, N. J
R. A. Donnelly
State Street
Broad
Blocbk’s
Central Jersey
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
S. Broad
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