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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1913
Page
8
An old store boasts its superior Furniture World stock with high quality and low prices. The message warns against trashy furniture and invites customers to browse chairs, lounges, and full rooms to save money and enjoy durable pieces.
A long conference program outlines daily events from March 6 to March 11 including devotional meetings, conference sessions, anniversaries, and sermons by bishops and Drs Lake Wayhinger and Wilson. It notes the plan to raise 150000 dollars to pay off indebtedness and endow the Pennington School, with pledges exceeding 60000 and a target of 100000 to bind all pledges. Dr Reed and Mrs Reed expected home from South America tonight. The Eagle club defeats Arrow club 86 to 18 in basketball.
The Garfield School lists 244 February honorees across grades 4B 4A 3B 3A 2B 2A 1A and 1B with teachers including Bertha Shanger H G Wilder L W Gano C E White M M Irwin and H E Sutphin. Names cover boys and girls such as Thomas Boger Julia Brum Carmella Bomello Anthony Arzenti David Altberg and many others.
A readable OCR fragment lists students and staff including Harry Music, Katherine Acerra, Abraham Altberg, John Boniello, Willie Christi, Jacob Smith, Isidor Jaffe, Annie Forfacole, Josephine Suozzo, Maybelle Van Pelt, and Jennie Weiss, with teachers C. E. Osborn and G. A. Burroughs among others. The passage suggests kindergarten and girls and boys groupings and notes class counts 6 in one group and 4 in another.
Harry Warden of Navesink died last Friday morning of tuberculosis. Private funeral services were held yesterday at 2 p.m. Rev John Lord of All Saints Church will officiate. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Warden and a sister Mrs Charles Dévestey of Atlantic Highlands survives. He worked in plumbing at Atlantic Highlands for years before selling his business. He traveled west seeking health but the climate helped little. Wardens were popular in Navesink and Atlantic Highlands.
J Howard Burns of Long Branch Council No 336 Knights of Columbus had the fourth degree conferred at the new auditorium 81 Orange street Newark yesterday. Attendees from the area included J A Burns Jr Kerin J Nolan and Charles N White.
The passage extols hope as mental therapy and a sustaining force. It likens hope to an oar, a sail toward a distant ship, and a palm tree near a desert, arguing that without hope one loses everything.
Mrs William Bennett enclosed the south porch with glass and a concrete floor. The Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church held a missionary meeting at Miss Emily Halls home with singing carols for Easter. Mr and Mrs George Appleget of Asbury Park visited Mrs Apples sister Mrs Howard I Hance. Albert Spencer spent Washingtons birthday with Mrs William Bennett. Thomas K Voorhees cashier of the Second National Bank Red Bank rents Dr King house and will move in soon. Epworth League met at William Carharts, with solos and a musical romance. Miss Marie Wilbys romance Qs with a piano accompaniment by Mrs George Ivins. Thomas Bennett fell from a load of stalks and sprained his ankle. Lester C Lovett has a new Ford.
Newark Sunday Call notes that if Rev Dr John Handley district superintendent of New Brunswick accepts a Westfield appointment the New Brunswick district would lose a strong leader while Newark Conference would gain a forceful pulpit orator and capable pastor. The district has a solid record under his shepherdship and each church tied to him shows progress. Advertise in the Daily Record. it will pay you.
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