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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1919
Page
4
Read-like OCR fragment describes pastors from Law Fitz Gerald Kinsey Lytle and Army taking part in a large gathering on a ten minute topic about saving with the objective to discuss church matters. Helen Busby and Mrs A P heard in chores.
Sunday services and activities include Bible School at 9 46 am and sermon at 11 am on themes about greatness in the church. A 3 pm conference and Young People Society meeting precede a 3 45 pm talk on Christian life duties. Evening gatherings at 8 15 pm cover church topics and Circle meetings with speakers such as Dr Fosdick and Rev J Hoyt. A note mentions Boy Scouts and American Guard involvement and other parish events.
Incomplete notice states readings and science literature may be read and obtained. Open hours listed as after 2 p.m. and Friday from 2 until 4 p.m. location at a room and an address appears, with dates and masses mentioned in broken form.
A Crown and Cross pin system for perfect attendance will start at St. Pauls Sunday School. Tomorrow all Junior and Intermediate members receive a pin. bronze and gold pins follow for continued perfect attendance. a Third year badge will be awarded to those with a 100 percent record.
The Young Men’s Bible Class committee met at Eden Sykes’ Hawthorne Avenue home and set the minstrel show for March 1 during Lent. Rehearsal will be at Arthur Caldwell’s High Street home. Mr and Mrs Edward Montehyk of Orange have occupied 70 Hillside Avenue apartment.
Grammar report cards will be released Tuesday February 11. Mrs Sloan and Mrs Diebitach hosted tea at the Field Church Sunday afternoon. Mayor Diebitach spoke from the chair on Nutley from the Mayor’s Chair. Rev Condit returned from Ithaca where son is a Cornell student.
The Sherriff will offer for sale at public vendue in Newark on February 25 at 2 PM the mortgaged premises in Nutley described by deed references to Badger and Withers. The sale is conducted by John K. Flavell Sheriff and Reed & Reynolds, Solicitors, with fees listed.
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