Tomorrow in the Churches Service Schedule Across Denominations
A dense listing of sermons and services for Rev Milton Stauffer Rev Henry Condit Rev Charles Powers Rev C H Powers and other clergy. It covers church morning and evening worship Sunday School Holy Communion Epworth League and Bible classes with times and locations including Christ Church St Mary’s Church and German Lutheran services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Stauffer
Song and Daughters of the King
Church of the Holy Family
Harrison Street
St. Paul's Congregational Church
H. F. R. Schholetz
Missionary Society to Host Miss Wheeler in May Meeting
Miss Ethel J. Wheeler, three years Boon College teacher in Wu Chang China, will speak at the Missionary Society meeting Monday May 138 at 2 20 PM at Mrs. William J. Kinnley 244 Prospect St She will wear costume and lecture on China The Military drama By the Enemy a Hand was well received Friday at Town Hall Director J Warren Morgan led the program and Frederick A Ferris provided music The First Battery Fife and Drum Corps praised the scenery The show will repeat Monday evening May 25 Epworth League marks its twenty fifth anniversary with Rev Charles H Powers leading a devotional at 7 PM and installation of the new cabinet The league will march in at 7 45 motto Look up and Lift Up The president Raymond Symonda presiding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Herbert Powers
Joseph D. Little
J. R. Beachler
J. T. Yarrow
God
Epworth League
C. H. Powers
League
First Battrey
Maloney
Ethel J. Wheeler
Boon College
Wuchang
China
The
Missionary Society
William J. Kinnley
Prospect Street
J. Warren Morgan
Frederick A. Ferris
Charles 4H. Powers
Raymond Symonda
Various Nutley Want Ads Offer Home Goods and Rentals
Local want ads list items for sale and rent including portable kitchen range poultry wire and Majolica vase 36 inches high at 148 High Street West Nutley plus China closet mus cabinet dining table desk baby carriage at 248 Vreeland Nutley and furniture at 47 Sylvan Place. Listings include a cosy home near West Nutley Station priced 3750 utilities and terms and two story factory space for lease near Nutley with 5000 sq ft and 75 monthly rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street
West Nutley
B. R. Colwell
Vreeland Avenue
Nutley
Inquire
A. L. Huntley
Highs Street
Inquire Nutley Realty
Local Ball Players Change Teams in Atlantic League
Chester Simpson reported to Perth Amboy manager William H. Pfan of the Atlantic League last week. Estes, formerly a Nutley flint sacker, now plays for Paterson in the same league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Simpson
Perth Amboy
William H. Pfan
Estes
Nutley Flint
Paterson
Amusements at Motauk Theatre Passaic This Week
The Motauk Theatre Passaic offers The Fatal Wedding in three reels Monday to Wednesday with The Associated Film changes daily and Hearst Selig Weekly on Wednesday. Week vaudeville features Ley music and trapeze with Robbing and Friend acts. Irene and Walter Henry. Fred and Annie Pelot. Friday presents Perils of Pauline serial and The Black Mask. Saturday shows The Sol of the Desert Tangled Tangos and Fighting Blood in two reels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motauk Theatre
Passaic
Associated Film
Taylor
Hearst-Selig
Housley and
Nichola
Baby Zelda
Violet
Charles
Irene
Walter Henry
Fred
Annie Pelot
Justice
En Essanay
Dan Cupid Assayer
Pauline
Marc McDermott
Oan Essany
Vitagraph
Park Theatre Week Highlights A Mix Of Features And Comedy
Park Photo Play Place presents a balanced week with daily features and comedies. Thursday night hosts a Frank Diven benefit while a list of vaudeville style shorts and films runs Monday through Thursday including Detective Kelly and Wild Beasts At Large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Park Theatre
Frank Diven
Mary Fuller
Pathe
Detective Kelly
Wild Beassta
Ann Edison
Philharmonic Society Program Opens Town Hall Concert
The Phil harmonic Society presents a Town Hall program on Wednesday the twenty seventh featuring soprano Henrietta Foster Wescott performing Time of May and Down in the Forest, Isle D Amour, My Leddie, and Olde Songs in costume. Sidner Mus Doc pianist performs Chopin Valse and Novolette, with Mrs Llewyllan Pratt at the piano and Charles H Pool providing Grang March de Concert and Military Polonaise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Society
Town Hall
Henrietta Foster Wescott
Salter
Laudon Ronald
Edwards
Thayer
Schumeno
Sidner
Llewyllan Pratt
Charles H. Pool
Nn Biat
Progressive Leader on Work and Problems in Society
Edward B. Osborn discusses the Progressive Leader on work and governance. He argues for education and government ownership as remedies, urging the Men's Association to engage in Monday night meetings to address social inefficiencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Osbor
Chaurch
Aingles
Vincent
Quote on real workers losing share of production
A fragment discusses four life goals and argues that real workers lose a large proportion of what they produce as others take from their labor. The passage reflects a critique of perceived inequality between workers and owners.
Suffragists Elect Officers at Nutley Meeting
Officers were chosen by the Woman's Political Union of Nutley: President Mrs Newton, Vice President Mrs Walcott, Secretary Mrs Todd, Treasurer Mrs Wright. The group planned state work before fall. The final meeting of the season is June 11 with speaker Mr Charles D Alexander. A Nutley delegation will attend Newark May 19 reception as New Jersey women entertain New York suffragists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Political Union
Notley
Richard T.newton
Newton
George’ Walcott
Mra
Todd
Edmund Wright
Charles D. Alexander
Nutley
Newark
Naw Jersey
New York
Another Children Afternoon Hosted by Mrs Easton Shaw
In response to requests from mothers and children, a similar event to the earlier Children’s Afternoon is planned for Saturday afternoon the twenty third at three o'clock at Mrs Shaw’s High street home. The program includes three parts devoted to witches, fairies, and a miscellaneous collection of stories and poems featuring The Pied Piper with a live Piper in attendance.
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Aeveral
Fortnightly May Festival Attracts Large Franklin Event
The Fortnightly Club’s annual May festival drew about 75 people to the Franklin Avenue clubhouse Thursday night. A seven piece string orchestra highlighted the program, with William Wal lace in charge of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Avenue
William
Wallace
Early Lodge Meeting With Stars and Stripes Council Delay
The Stars and Stripes Council and Daughter of Liberty will meet at 7 45 Thursday night instead of the usual time. A short meeting will be held and Trembera of Vincent Churoler may attend the reception that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars and Stripes Council
Daughtera of Liberty
Meihera
Trembera
Vincent Churoler
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Reformed Church
St. Paul’s Congregational Church
Henry Jd. Condit
Young Peoples’ Society
Grace Episcopal Church
Girls’ Friendly Society
P. m
Woman's Auxiliary
Christian Science Society
Women’s Club
Ghestnut Street
Woman's Club
St. Mary's RC
St. Mary’s R. C
William &. Cunningham
Alfonzo de Santola
Vincent Church
Sun Office
Station
Atrolley
C. W. Boyntan
Metropolitan
Livest
America
Metropolitan Magazine
W. G. Kierstead
Chestnut Street
Togo
Samuel Chardi
Bloomfield Ave
Sylvan Place
Myrtle Avenue
A. Yost
New Street
Andriolio
Wilson Street
Weat End
Haberle Brothers
Alnlood
N. J
G. BR. Boyce
Hawthorne Avenue
Nutley Sun Office
E. Wright
Highfield Isne
Aent
Bath
Kaminskey
Passaic Street
Hamilton Avenue
White Line
Nutley Station
Sth Avenue
William H. Parry
Union Building
Franklin Avente
K. L. Chaus
South 7Th Street
George Walker
Passaic Avenue
Glendale
Hillside Avenue
Princeton
J. Cohn
2D Avenue
Long Branch
Alexander Avenue
Kingsland Street
William Meyerhold
Union Avenue
Center Street
C. Jackson
Kent Street
Columbia
Highfield Lane
Highfield Tane
Nutley Realty Company
Inquire Nutley Realty Co
Cunningham
Nutley Park
Samuel Silverburg
Park Street
New Craftsman
Farge
Civic Center
New Essex County Park
Whitrege Realty C.O
Erie Station
Paris
Nutley Sun
the Sun
Smart Styles Magazine
SUN
Montauk Theatre
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