Sunday services and baptisms announced by two presbyterians
First Presbyterian conducts morning sermon by Rev Julius Wolfe of Manalapan with Sunday School at 10. Prayer meeting Friday night at 7 30. Second Presbyterian led by Rev Frederick Schweitzer offers Communion on Sunday October 24 at 11 A M and baptism for children on Sunday October 31 at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Wolfe
Manalapan
Frederick Schweitzer
Second Presbyterian Church
J. E. Curry
Wm. H. de Bow
Lewis
Literature Day and church activities in Middlesex area
The community highlights a Methodist Literature Day with special music led by Rev. L. H. Lennox and notes Sunday School at 10. C. E. Societies at First and Second Churches meet with topics Lessons from Recent Events led by local ministers. Also, a Preparatory Service features Rev. Leonard Buschman. An entertainment for Cranbury Public School benefitting is set for October 27 with Marion Wilson impersonator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Lennox
Methodist Church
C. E. Society of the First Church
Charles Barclay
C. E. Society
C. E. Society of
Frederick Schweitzer
Misa Marion Wilson
Cranbury
Cranbury Sunday Schools Hold Well Attended Annual Meeting
The Cranbury Sunday schools held their annual meeting with strong attendance Sunday afternoon. Professor Sparth’s address impressed the audience and provided thoughtful material. Mrs Southard Mather sang two solos with beauty, and Miss Norma Wright performed a sincere rendition of the choir’s anthem How Lovely in Zion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury Sunday Schools
Professor Sparth
Mra Southard Mather
Norma Wright
Zion
Political meeting at Palace Theatre Cranbury
A political meeting of high interest to all voters will be held at the Palace Theatre in Cranbury New Jersey on Thursday evening October 28 at 8 o'clock. Speaker Misa Lillian Rusling of Trenton will discuss the issues of the day urging every voter to attend and become enlightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Cranbury
N. J
Misa Lillian’ Rusling
Trenton
Club program and a theft at Perrine residence
The Club met at Mrs. H N Scott's home with a piano duet opening the program. Mrs C D Oliphant of Trenton delivered an earnest non partisan talk on voting methods. A quartet performed Underneath the Flag and America as refreshments followed. Thieves broke into the Perrine home on Saturday night, stealing clothing jewelry a gold watch and a string of pearls among other items. Police have not yet located the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N Scott
Clarence Perrine
Martin Welsh
C. D Oliphant
Trenton
Addreen
Anna Chamberlin
Russell Johnson
America
Supper Planned by Ladies Guild for Election Day
Election Day plans include a supper by the Ladies Guild of the First Presbyterian Church. Supper in the chapel at 6 oclock with a menu of good things to eat for all. Price is 100 dollars for adults and 60 cents for children under twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Havens Family Active in Regional Grange Events
Mr and Mrs Walter H Havens visited Columbus Grange on Friday where a large class was initiated They attended a special State Grange meeting at Paterson on Tuesday where the sixth degree was conferred on a large class from Bergen and Passaic counties They also went to a similar meeting at Flemington on Wednesday with a large class receiving the degree Walter H Havens then visited the Middlesex and Somerset Pomona Grange at Milltown on Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Havens
Columbus Grange
Paterson
Bergen
Passaic
Flemington
Middlesex and Somerset
Pomona Grange
Milltown
Halloween Dance Planned at Hights Town Opera House
A big Hallowe en dance is set for Saturday October 30 1920 at Hights Town Opera House. Music will be by the Plants 115th Infantry Orchestra with masked or unmasked revelers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hightstown
Plants 115Th Infantry Orchestra
Campaign drive over League of Nations debated in Senate
The article notes an intense Democratic push to win Senate support for the League of Nations. It contrasts past campaigns that recruited league opponents daily and suggests the current contest will yield a similar result. It argues the covenant cannot withstand publicity and debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats
League of Nations
Senate
League
Mrs. James H. Goodwin Dies in 82nd Year at Cranbury and Phoenixville
Mrs Amanda Goodwin widow of James H Goodwin died Friday at her daughter Mrs J Walters Waitweight’s home in Phoenixville Pa in her eighty second year She was daughter of Ralph and Hannah Stults and widow of Augus tua Gulick and James H Goodwin Survived by son Lotta Waitweight grandson James Goodwin Waitweight and a surviving brother David Stults Funeral held at her Cranbury home then burial at Second Presbyterian Cemetery Rev L E Lennox conducted the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Goodwin
James H. Goodwin
J. Walters Wailweight
Phorpixville
Goodwin
Ralph
Hannah Stults
David Stults
Augustua Gulick
Mr. Gilick
Harry
Lotta
J. Walters Waitweight
James Goodwin Waitweight
Mrs Mary Ely of Dayton Dies at 87
Mrs Mary A Ely of Dayton died Thursday evening after about two weeks of illness. She was 87 and lifelong in the Dayton area. She leaves children Andrew Ely Newark Calvin Ely Dayton Mrs Alonzo Shreve Dayton and George Ely near Dayton, who died two years ago. Funeral Monday at 2 pm from her home, Dayton Cemetery interment by A B Cole Son Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Ely
Dayton
Ely
Andrew Ely
Calvin Ely
Newark
Alonzo Shreve
George Ely
A. 8
Cole, Son & Co
Viola F. Phares Dies in New York
Viola F. Phares died on Thursday in New York. Her funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at her father's residence, James Phares. Interment follows at Cranbury under the direction of A. B. Cole, Son & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola F. Phares
New York
James Phares
Cranbury
A. 8. Cole
Johnson urges no part in league at Perth Amboy rally
Senator Hiram W. Johnson spoke to about 6000 to 7000 voters in the Perth Amboy Audi torium last night. He attacked the League of Nations covenant as unacceptable even with reservations and urged rejection and U S neutrality. He mentioned an international forum but said no stand on a new league. He traveled to Perth Amboy via William Klein of South River and left for Baltimore after the speech. John Pfeiffer chaired the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram W. Johnson
New Jersey
Perth Amboy
United States
Harding
Johnson
League of Nations
William Klein
South River
Baltimore
John Pfeiffer
New Jersey Editors Oppose Government Operation Of Industries
New Jersey editors responding to a questionnaire show 92 percent oppose government competition with private business, using Muscle Shoals as a test case. National results reveal 86 percent opposition among 5,154 editors, with broad cross party and regional support and a combined circulation of over 11 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Press Service Company
New York City
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Improve Your Digestion Advice Card
Guidance on digestion urges sparing meat intake and long gaps between meals. Recommends drinking plenty of water and taking one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper to improve digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
TAE
Second Presbyterian
First Church C. E. Society
Leonard Buschman
First Presbyterian Church of
Woodbridge
Buschman
Stitch and Chatter Club
Matthew Rue
Middlesex County
Bernard M Gannon
Woman's Club
Hallowe’en Dance
The
American Red Cross
Granbury Inn
County of Mid
Dlesex
Jos. T. Wincklhofer
E. Olsson
Stoll’s
Hallowe'en Novelties
Hallowe’en
Stoll's
E. State St
Trenton, N. J
First National Bank
Granbury, N. J
Oj. S. Rogers & Son
Hightstown, N. J
Rider College
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington. Market Building
S. Broad St
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