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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1918
Page
3
A digest of sermons meetings and youth group events across Franklin Park Passaic and Newark churches. Listings include Rev. Harold W. Schenck, Rev. Douglas Matthews, and Rev. F Quirk with programs from Easter through midweek, plus Girl Scouts Red Cross and Boy Scouts calendars.
Sunday evening at St Pauls the Church Service Flag presented by the Men’s Club will be formally presented and dedicated. Twenty stars each bearing a son or daughter’s name will be named with family proxies assisting. Nutley Battalion officers, Boy Scouts and staff will participate as hymns and the Liberty Anthem are performed. A sermon by the pastor concludes the ceremony.
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Vincent Church's annual conference in Newark reveals benevolence gifts for the year exceed prior totals. The amount $1,211 falls short of Red Cross by $100 and the Patriotic Fund. Total raised for all causes reaches $15,000. Nutley hosts an address by JC JL Chapman, assistant traffic manager of the Erne, at Vincent Men's Association on traffic. The Triangle Club sustains its athletic program with an instructor for eight months.
A wartime exhortation urges Americans to back the fight against Germany with Liberty Bonds. It emphasizes personal responsibility, condemns pacifism, and appeals to national spirit, urging citizens to act now and support the war effort through financial contributions. Prepared and published by E. Shaw.
The note indicates that in April showers may be collected or secured on Saturday evenings only, suggesting a limited time window for a particular activity or distribution during those months.
A patriotic social planned by Circle Four and Ladies Aid of Vincent Church will be held at the home of Mrs. J C Powers on Centre street Saturday evening April 20. The highlight is the children's three act play Cinderella.
Ernest F. Cook thanks the Nutley Battalion of Infantry New Jersey State Militia for prompt transportation for Nutley boys called to the Phere. April 2 1918.
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