The Churches Sunday School and Missionary Notes
Sunday School at 10 o'clock and observance of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Preparatory Service Saturday at 8 o'clock. Missionary Society activities with meetings and programs planned. Second Church notes cover Bible class, sermons by Rev Frederick Schweitzer, and Rally Day reports. Attendance and offerings highlighted, with details on immigr ant work and a 81.70 offering to the Sunday school Board. Sunday School at 10, morning worship at 11, and call to colors sermon. Prayer meeting Friday. Stitch and Chatter Club and social events scheduled for October.
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Frederick Schweitzer
C. P. Emmons
Leafler Christ For
America
E. S. Barclay
Sunday School Board
L. E. Lennox
Second Presbyterian Church
Hightstown
Thomas G. Haight
Jersey City
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
John and Mary Haight
Main Street
Aaron V. Dawes
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
American Legion
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Junior Endeavorers Cake and Candy Sale Planned
The Junior Endeavorers announce a cake and candy sale in the Second Presbyterian chapel on Saturday October 1. Housewives are urged to support the sale to fund a wheelchair for a cripple. Miss Puerschner has gone to New York to pursue teaching posts in vocal music at a Chauncey New York boys' school and a New York City girls' school.
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Second Presbyterian Chapel
Ina Puerschner
Chauncey, N. Y
New York City
Cranbury
Memorial Service for Miss Mary Perrine Held in Princeton
Funeral services for Miss Mary Virginia Perrine were held at the Princeton residence with Rev. J. B. Curry and Rev. D. B. Tompkins officiating. Interment followed in Cranbury under direction of 8. B. Mather. Miss Perrine, 71, is survived by two brothers F. O Perrine and P. V. Perrine and a sister Mrs. M. A. Hutchinson.
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Mary Virginia Perrine
F. O. Perrine
Princeton
J. B. Curry
Cranbury
D. B. Tompkins
Mather
Miss Perrine
F. O Perring
P. V. Perrine
M. A. Hutchingon
Birthday Supper By Women’s Missionary Society Set
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Second Church will host its annual birthday supper in the chapel on Thursday October 6. Tables will be decorated to represent all twelve months with an appealing menu. Committees on tables and ladies to pour are listed by month and names, including overflows and children's tables.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Second Church
Swetland
Boys Prize Winners at Cranbury Poultry Show
Irving S. Bennett led the Cranbury boys with top prizes at the Fair of Single Comb Brown Leghorns winning first on a pen a single rooster and a single pullet. J Newell Davis also won multiple first prizes including young pen Rose Comb White Leghorns and White Leghorn pullet.
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Cranbury
Irving
Bennett
J. Newell Davis
Cranbury Building and Loan meeting set for September 30
A meeting of subscribers to the Cranbury Building and Loan Association is planned for Friday evening September 30 1921 at 9 o'clock at the Cranbury Inn. Chairman D C Mershon and Secretary pro tem C Raymond Wicoff urge all interested in Building and Loan affairs to attend.
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Cranbury Building and Loan Association
Cranbury Inn
D C
Mershon
Raymond Wicoff
Sec. Pro
Successful Candidates From Tuesday Primaries
State Senate candidates include Larson Republican DeVoe Democrat. Assembly winners include Peterson Republican Applegate Republican Lyons Republican Kalteissen Democrat Gerity Democrat Murray Democrat. Surrogate Forman Republican Clayton Democrat. Freeholders Applegate Republican Vandenbergh Republican Hallahan Democrat Fallopv Democrat. Coroner Hubbard Republican Morgan Democrat.
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Senate
Larson
DeVoe
Assembly Peterson
Applegate
Lyons
Kalteissen
Gerity
Murray
Forman
Clayton
Freeholders
Vandenbergh
Hallahan
Fallopv
Hubbard
Morgan
Aid for Struggling Authors Fund Helps Starving Writer
The Authors' League operates a distress fund for writers in need. A young woman, once distinguished, faced dire conditions from misfortune and illness, nearly collapsing physically and mentally. Immediate aid and a raised sum from members supported her recovery and return to work.
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New York Globe
Authors’ League
League
Noise Eliminated in Rural Voter Exchange
A local farmer, Corn tes sel, voices that guests face higher charges for board than last summer and notes the place offers more rest and comfort. He adds there is no election for guests to sit up all night arguing.
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Corn Tessel
Vancouver to China Shipments Boost Ice Cream Trade
Investigation into Prohibition era effects reveals thousands of gallons of ice cream shipped monthly from Vancouver to China. Frozen dairy is transported in specially constructed containers holding about 500 gallons each.
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Vancouver
China
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