Commencement Exercises at Whainheld Seminary
The Whainheld Seminary held a June 5 commencement in a decorated hall. Principal events included hymns, a sermon titled The Symmetrical Life by John Herman Randall, diplomas presented to Dorothy White Eleanor Berkin Margaret Khoball and Marie Sykes, and awards for excellence in O. S. history and a standing in geometry. The class marched out with a recessional and congratulatory greetings from friends.
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Whainheld Seminary
John Hermen Randall
Mount Morris Baptist
Gureh
New York
Abe & Lenath
Miss Arnold
Mises
Dorothy White
Eleanor Berkiin
Margaret Khoball
Marie Sykes
Marion Comperthwaite
Seometre
Margaret Kimball
Ore River
Church services and events listed for multiple congregations
A boreal list of upcoming sermons services and church activities across many churches. Rev Baltrty and Rev Howard B Cle lead Sunday services while baptisms sermons Sunday school schedules and special events fill calendar at Park Ave Baptist Temple Wrest Reform Netherwood Reform First Baptist and other local churches.
Citizens to vote on dry or wet at fall election
Plainfield residents will decide in the fall whether the town becomes dry or wet. The council voted to place the issue on the ballot for public expression, with members preparing for a heated campaign. Some councilmen oppose but will abide by voter decisions. groups on both sides mobilize.
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Plainfield
Booth
Mr. Tooth Fy
Counciimen Cone
Kentucky Man Weds Miss Margaret Russell in Home Ceremony
A Kentucky groom and Miss Margaret Russell were married last Saturday evening in a home ceremony at Union Street residence. Rev. Philip B. Strong officiated with Southern charm decor and palms. The bride wore white embroidered net and a orange blossom veil. the reception featured bride roses and lilies of the valley. Best man George E. Kelly and bridesmaid Annette McGinney attended as guests from Philadelphia and New York area. The couple will reside in Philadelphia after a brief wedding trip.
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Cuesta
Mike Margaret Norris Russell
Charles J. Russell
Union Street
H. Berkley Hedees
Loxington
Philip B. Strong
First Baptist Church
Miss Russell
Annette McGinney
Rose
George EB. Kelly
Lebanon
Sunday church notice on Crescent Ave Church service
The official board will warn Sunday June 15 observe Children’s Day. At 4 o clock in the afternoon a Crescent Ave Church service will engage the children of the Sunday school. The morning service will be led by Su and the children of the primary department. There will be no church music this month and the usual fifteen minute revival will be omitted. Next Wednesday mid week prayer meeting will study the Meantin Prayer from the book.
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Baltrly
All Souls
Taktely
Boston
Samuel
Price
Philip B. Strome
Trinity Reformed
Trinity Reformed Church
Wharee
Thoreday Afebt
Bible School
Jeburen
Ing
Fonsresation
Crescent Ave
Saunders Brothers Enlist in World War War Effort
Donald Saunders an aviator and five brothers join the war effort. Donald trains in Canada and flies in aviation shoots near Mont, securing a pilot license and lieutenant rank. Max Saunders, older brother, serves in the Beiceh nary theater, while another brother captains a transatlantic liner. The Saunders family, formerly prominent in Seote Paths, now mobilizes to support Allied France operations.
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Fas
Cuenada
Europe
Max Saunders
Max
Fou
E.thiher
Keither
Newport News
France
New Orleans
P H S Boys Lead at Froh-Heim Farm
P H S boys lead at Froh-Heim Farm with seven firsts and sixteen total wins across nine events. O'Donnell editor with Fullerton and Flaten among staff. team prepares for upcoming events and camp drills amid county track excitement.
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P. H. S. Boys
Froh-Heim Farm
Froh-Hele Farm
Cate
Gee O'Donnell
Mar Fullerton
Jim Flaten
Enietanta
Tye
Fiid
Jack — Cansbrook
Dan Awackhamer
Mirror
Mainestary
Teese
Orance
Swackhanver
Witens
Felt
Johnson
Tadeo
Mehl
King
Larder
Late Priest's Father Dies in South Amboy
W C Miller a well known resident of South Amboy and father of the late Rev Father Mille longtime rector of St Joel church died at his home after a long illness. Burial was in South Amboy after a funeral at St Mary's church. Miller was many years old and widely known in the vicinity, with frequent visits to his son at Joseph's church. The priest's father leaves a family memorial near the college.
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W. C Miller
South Ambor
Father Mille
St. Joel Church
St. Mary's Church
South Ameboy
Plainfeld
North
South Amboy
Miller
Joseph
Ae College
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