Religious Services and Sermons Across Local Churches
A Sunday bulletin lists Asbury M E Church with sacraments and sermons on unfermented wine and divine love, Simpson Methodist, St Luke's M E preaching and probationer class, First Presbyterian missionary day, Old First Church evening sermon, First Baptist Church series England or the British Empire collapse, Oakhurst and Wayside M E services, Christian Science Sunday, Trinity A M E Church schedule, Second See Church services, Mount Olivet Baptist scripture and Y P U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury M. E
Stephenson
J. B. Whitton
West Long Branch
Simpson Methodist Church
William I. Reed
Pathfinders
William Boot
Reed
New York
St. Luke’s M. E
Fred B. Harris
Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Lovell
Old Flist
John B. Whitton
David
God
R. B. Stephenson
Asbury M, LH
Long Branch
First Baptist Church
Charles F. McKay
Ruth Huyler
England
British Empire
Apollo
William Niebergall
Niebergall
Monmouth County
Chester A. Arthur
Oakhurst M. E
Harry T. Fisler
Epworth League
Wayside M. E
Library Hall
Broadway
At & O'Clock
Trinity A. M. E
Second See
Second Baptist Church
Asbury Smallwood
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
Religious Services Across Red Bank Area Tomorrow
Local churches outline the morning and evening programs with sermons on sin salvation and divine guidance. Rev 8 Monroe Van Sant leads First Methodist communion and sermon echoing trailhitters, while First Baptist and First Presbyterian highlight topics like No Middle Ground and Is My Name Written There. St George s Rumson offers Holy Communion and children's service alongside a Monmouth County auxiliary meeting with a Yukon stereopticon view event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Monroe van Sant
Trailhitters
Victor Records
Homer Rodehaven
First Presbyterian Church
A. W. Karnell
Home Department of State
J. W. Rogan
First Reformed Church
F. W
God
St. George's Rumson
St. Mary's Guild
Woman's Auxiliary
Diocese of New Jersey
Monmouth County Neighborhood Association
Ralph Hall
Sabine
Alaska
Bishop Rowe
Yukon
Real Friends Quote Reflects On Support In Hard Times
A Detroit Free Press quotation cites that real friends reveal themselves when success seems unlikely. It asserts true supporters remain nearby if odds look against you, contrasting fair weather friends with steadfast allies.
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Detroit Free Press
A Farsighted Man Debates Votes and Hats in Election
A witty exchange features a husband opposing his wife’s voting prompting questions about female suffrage and a humorous jab about thirty dollar hats being worn by women at the polls. The dialogue notes the tension between consent and civic participation in a playful tone.
Character Building for Sudden Deeds
A reflective note quotes Georg Eliot on choosing good or evil to shape character. It emphasizes repeated moral decisions building true nature and readiness for unexpected actions.
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Georg Eliot
Strong appeal for more oyster industry support in New Jersey
Charles R. Bacon chief of the New Jersey Bureau of Shell Fisheries asks Governor Fielder for increased legislature and funding. He argues proper laws and guard protection could double industry reach and state revenue in five years. The report notes current guards are insufficient and criticizes proposed bureau mergers. It lauds Professor Julius Nelson for his summer oyster biology work at Tuckerton Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Charles R. Bacon
New Jersey Bureau of Shell Fisheries
Fielder
Bacon
Atlantic and
Ocean
Chief Bacon
Bureau of Shell Fisheries
Economy and Efficiency Commission
Shell Fish Commissions
Bureau
Shell Fish Commission
Julius Nelson
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Tuckerton Bay
New Jersey
Nelson
West Long Branch Club Minutes and Social Notes
West Long Branch residents report a Friendship Club gathering with a chowder supper at 11 20. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James Mount, Bert White, W E Norton, Dorothy Dangler, Pheebie Sherman, and Langdon Norton. A pinochle group and visits to Farmingdale are noted along with borough fire company officer elections and promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sherman
Friendship Club
James A. Mount
Bert White
W. E. Norton
Dorothy Dangler
Pheebie Sherman
Langdon Norton
William Sherman
Frank Krug
Verne Mount
G. M. van Huel
New York
George
Arthur Shutts
Shrewsbury
Harry Hu- Nick
R. R. Hughes
Fred W
Amelia Clark's Secret Farm Romance Ends in Match
Josh Hatfield, a dairy farmer with twenty cows, lacks help and cooks badly until Amelia Clark arrives to save breakfast and home life. Her practical care inspires him to propose, leading to marriage and a life of shared farming duties. Their children pursue college and music as they build a contented rural family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Hatfield
Josh
Hatfield
Clark
Amelia
Meely
Hatfield's
Pete
Bess
Jack
Amela
Amelia Clark
Merchant learns inadequate ads are costly
A wary merchant realizes avoiding aggressive advertising backfires. the real cost comes from inadequate promotion, not from bold campaigns. The lesson underscores that skimping on ads leads to lost customers and diminished sales.
Mr Gramann Surprised by Oakhurst Ladies Aid
Henry Gramann of Norwood Avenue was surprised Wednesday evening by the Ladies' Aid Society of Oakhurst. Forty five guests, including Rev. and Mrs. Fisler and many neighbors, shared games and refreshments. One guest recalled a past horse trade with Gramann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gramann
Norwood Avé‘nue
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Oakhurst
Harry T. Fisler
Harry T, Fisler
Lewis
Charles Meyer
William B. Ireland
Adolph Gardell
Hannah Johnson
Hazel Hotchkiss
Grace Herbert
Agnes Hibbetts
Helen Gardell
Irene Doe
Bertha Richard
Florence Meyers
Lillian Thompson
Society Notes on Mr Richerly and Ethel Exchange
Exclusive dialogue notes a handsome young Mr Richerly seldom attends society events. Ethel laments his absence, claiming he reduces her social presence by about six evenings weekly.
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Mabel
Mr. Richerly
Ethel
Aristocratic Fowls and Social Ties
A brief excerpt notes animals may have social customs and institutions and mentions geese linked to the legendary cacklers who saved Rome. The remark appears in a Puck quote advertising in the Daily Record.
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Rome
Puck
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RED Bank
Davidsons's
Grace Methodist Church
Grace Church
St. George’s Church
Rumson
Wert'’S Pharmacy
Aoes
West Long Branch News
W. H. Morris
Solomon Sherman
Charles Stillwagon
Fred W. van Note
George F. VanHavel
Frank Antonides
W. L. Poole
W. EB. Norton
Albert White
Fred van Note
A. B van Note
Firemen's Relief
T. F. Kruge
James Atcheson
W. BE. Norton
The
Daily Record
F. A. Mitchel
Pinkham
Beecham
Frostilla
Palmer
Ashbury Park
Steinhard Company
MR. Gramann
Head
Messrs
Fred Hibbetts
Leroy Laird
Royal Hibbetts
Thomas Brown
Oliver Herbert
Emil Gardell
Harry C. van- Note
Alpha Herbert
Carlton Fisler
Jack and
Gordon Duffield
RILEY
Frank M. Devereux
Matinee
Eva Allen
R. W. Brown
Certie Moulton
Dainty Songfest
Chadwick Trio and Co
Wiggins
Winifred St. Claire Co
Kirk Brown Stock Co
Savoy Theatre
West 34Th Street
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