The Churches Sunday Activities and Augmented Communion
The First Presbyterian Church hosts Sunday School at 10. Rev J B Curry preaches on The Unity And Uses of Holy Scripture from Tim 3 16. Methodist Anniversary at 3 with Rev Schweitzer in charge. Dr F H Green to address. Additions include letters and professions of faith at last communion.
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First Presbyterian
J. B. Curry
IL Tim
Methodist Church
Lennox
Frederick Schweitzer
F. H. Green
Pennington Seminary
Christian Endeavor
H. E. Owings
The
Baptist Church
Hightstown
Edward Coward
Clifford Stults
Edward W. Appleger
Harold B. Stillwell
Howard A. Hoagland
Marvin L Vincent
John Owens
Dorothy Brown
Mia
Anna Owens
Alice E. Brown
Second Church Notes Show Busy October Campaign
Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11 with Rev Frederick Schweitzer preaching. Youth groups meet in afternoon and evening services follow. Go to Church campaign reports 340 in morning services, 70 plus at prayer meetings, and 50 plus in Men's Bible Class. Community events include Stitch and Chatter, card party, Mother and Daughter Banquet, and Hightstown bicentennial celebrations with parades, fireworks, and prizes for Cranbury and Sayreville units.
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Sundzgy School
Frederick Schweitzer
Grover Bennett
Ruth Campbell
Marion Hughes
Hightstown
C. E
Men’s Bible Cluss
Sunday School Anniversary at Cranbury First Presbyterian
The Cranbury Sunday Schools observe a anniversary in the First Presbyterian Church next Sunday afternoon under Schultz Memorial Church. The program features organ preludes, hymns The Fight Is On In the Service of the King, a solo by Mrs Richter, Scripture reading, and an offering. The Cranbury Fire Company is honored for bravery and community service, cited for answering every call and receiving a $50 prize in gold for their parade victory in Hightstown.
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Sunday Schools
Cranbury
First Presbyterian Church
Schultz Memorial Church
Harold H. Richter
F. OH. Green
Pennington Seminary
Richter
Ranadiection
Cranbury Fire Company
Hightstown
New Jersey Synod
Synod of New Jersey
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Atlantic City
Synod of
New Jersey
H. H. McQuilkin
First Presbyterian Church of
Edwin E White
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Cordie J. Culp
First Presbyterian Church of New Brunswick
Peter K. Emmons
Trenton
Spencer C. Dickson
Vineland Presbyterian Church
Joseph Dunn Burrell
Presbyterian New Era Movement
William Hiram Foulkes
New Jersey Presbyterian
New Jersey Presbyterians
Presbytery
Newark
Jersey City
West Jersey
Monmouth
Morris and
Orange
Elizabeth
New Brunswick
Anniversary speaker Dr F H Green to address Cranbury Sunday
Dr F H Green, once with the State Normal School at West Chester and now head of the Methodist boys school at Pennington, N J, will speak at Cranbury Sunday Schools anniversary. He is a sought after East speaker and well known at national business conventions. No community service this Sunday. attendees may fulfill the Go to Church pledge by joining the anniversary if possible.
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Cranbury
F. H. Green
State Normal School
West Chester
Green
Methodist Church
Penpington
N. J
Colored People's Sunday School to Meet at Mill and Church
Members of the Colored People's Sunday School will gather in the mill upper room Sunday afternoon at 2 80 o'clock before marching to the First Presbyterian Church for anniversary services. An evening service for the colored community will follow at 8 o'clock in the upper room.
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Colored People’s Service
Colored People’s Sunday School
Flrst Presbyterian Church
Cranbury Fire Company Triumphs At Hightstown Parade
A devoted friend reports Cranbury Fire Company won three prizes at the Hightstown bicentennial parade including the largest line, best general appearance, and oldest apparatus. The re organized unit eyes a new American-LaFrance engine and near completion engine house while Goodwin's Band earns statewide praise.
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Engine Company No. 3
Princeton
Uncle Sam
White Horse Fire Company
Cranbury Company
Sayreville Company
Boy Scout
Sayreville
Winkler
Goodwin
Cranbury Fire Company
Hightstown
Cranbury Boys
Wilson
Cranbury
Goodwinn
Winklers
Camp Dix
J C Hottman
Wild fowl season opens in New Jersey with October 17 hunt
The New Jersey wild duck and goose season starts October 17 after a Sunday opening. daily bag limits are ducks 25 geese 8 brant 8 coots 25 and wood ducks prohibited. Coastal bays and rivers near shore offer prime sport as flocks rise along the coast.
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New Jersey
Jersey
Steinbach Store Ad Appeals to Ladies and All Shoppers
A full page Steinbach Company advertisement highlights attractions for women and families. It promises a wide range of merchandise from suits and dresses to hosiery, shoes, hats, and sweaters, with plentiful selections and prices aimed at every shopper.
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Steinbach’s
Steinbach Company
Bromley Style Dresses For Classroom Wear
Bromley style dresses in wool jersey with linen collar and cuffs gain rapid popularity for school wear. Featured in musketeer tangerine and scarlet colors for ages 14 to 20, priced at 12.95. Second floor front.
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Bromley
Voorhees
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Mabel Douglass
Woman’s College of New Brunswick
Forreat Dager
Philadelphia
H. R. Disbrow & Son
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