Gypsy Smith to Return for WV Westfield Meetings
Gypsy Smith Jr the renowned evangelist plans a return visit to Westfield for a series of services. He opened a host series at Calvary Baptist Church New York last night and will continue there until March 10. He will speak at Westfield Methodist Church Saturday March 2 and again that evening to the local audience.
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Gypsy Smith, Jr
Westfield
Hole
Calvary Aptist Church
New York
Methodist Church
Arrangements Underway for Union Service With Smith Choir
Plans are in place to gather a large number of the gypsy Smith Choir for a union service. E F Black ord leads the ushers, with pastors from four cooperating churches to participate and rejoins with the people. Westfield host Mr and Mrs Blackford on Edgewood avenue as Smith is hoped to preach Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypsy Smith
E. F. Blackord
Westfield
Smith
Westfield Fire Department Tenth Annual Ball
The Westfield Fire Department holds its tenth annual ball in the Westfield Theatre Hall tomorrow evening. Mayors and town council members join as special guests with guests from nearby towns. music is arranged and the committee aims for a top event.
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Westfield Fire Department
Westfield
Cuesta
Washington's Birthday Observances By Local Schools
Schools will observe Washington's Birthday with exercises in all buildings tomorrow afternoon. No school Friday. Islington and Grant pupils attended an evening session as part of Visit the Schools Week with parents present. A debate on Universal Military Training is set for March 15 at the High School Auditorium.
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Washington
Philhower
Islington
Grant
Grant School
Westfield High
Cranford ‘Gh
CG. A. Thower
Atlantic City
Bates
Kitchen Band Concert Saturday at First M E Church
The Kitchen Band of 28 Westfield women led by Mrs S D French performs 10 to 12 numbers with 28 instruments, some from Paris Ky, in the First M E Church Sunday School chapel on Saturday at 8 p m. Proceeds aid two Oriental children in California.
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M. E. Church
Queen Esther Circle
Westfield
D. French
Paris
Maay French
California
De Luxe Trio and Jack Armour Delight Westfield Lodge
The De Luxe Trio and Jack Armour provided top entertainment at a Westfield Lodge gathering. The trio performed songs and stories while Rule extracted notable piano feats, and Armour offered wartime inspired dialect stories. A pre-event business meeting introduced a slate for the lodge’s annual Friday morning session.
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de Luxe
Jack Armour
Westfield Lodge
B.P. O. Clinks
de Luxe Trio
Mr. Rule
R. A
Insured in Trolley Crash Near Old Meeker Inn
Mr and Mrs J H Willett of North pvente were passengers on a Morris County Traction Company trolley. A head on collision occurred yesterday afternoon near the Old Meeker Inn. Mr Willett escaped with a shake up while Mrs Willett suffered slight bruises but could go home. Both motormen were badly injured and one was not expected to live.
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J. H. Willett
North
Morris County Traction Company
Meeker Inn
Willett
Westfield to See State Militia Reserve Parade on Friday
Westfield residents will view the State Militia Reserve Company parade Friday morning on Washington's Birthday. The unit, assembling at Town Hall at 10, will march without arms to showcase drill and recruit new members amid ongoing license renewals and protests at the council meeting.
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Westfield
Washington
Saint Pauls Men Meet This Evening
The Saint Pauls Parish Men's Club holds its regular monthly meeting at the Parish House at eight. Special guest Rev. A R Mansfield D D of the Seamen's Church Institute will speak on How the Other Man Eats and Sleeps. The program includes usual business and club favorites.
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Saint Paul's Parish
A. R. Mansfield
D. D
Seaman's Church Institute
Weekly Prayer Meetings This Thursday Morning
This week Thursday morning prayer meetings will run from 10 to 10 30 at several homes including Mrs I C Davis 738 Summit Avenue Mrs Turner 224 Charles Street Mrs E B Hanford 160 W Dudley Avenue Mrs Mosher 318 FE Broad Street Mrs Birdsall 411 Mountain Avenue Mrs P J Windfeldt 615 Lenox Avenue and Mrs Howell 127 Marion Avenue.
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I. C. Davis
Summit Avenue
Turner
Charles Atreat
BE. G. Hanford
W. Dudley Vavenue
Mosher
FE. Broad
Clinks to hold third annual meeting
The third annual meeting of the Weatfield Lodge B P O Clinks will convene tomorrow at 10 o clock in Arcanum Hall. Officers for the coming year will be elected and reports of the past year presented.
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Weatfield Lodge
B. P. O. Clinks
Arcanum Hall
High School Parent Teachers to Organize Meeting
A meeting to organize the High School Parent Teachers Association will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 30. All parents are urged to attend and join. Officers will be elected and committees appointed.
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Parent Teachers Association of
Printing and Job Work Services Advertised
Local shop promotes printing and job work services for any printing need. The notice invites customers to visit for all printing tasks and related services.
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Bypsy Smith
Hans
Gypsy Smith
Springfield
Council
Westfield Company
Young
Affleck
Warnko
Hohenstein
Armstrong
Taylor
Egan
van Doren
First Methodist Church
Westminster Guild
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
Willard W. C. T
Scandinavian Temperance Society
Madison Avenue
North Avenue
Brotherhood of the First Methodist Church
Board of Assessors
Hilla
Shade Tree Commission
South Avenue
Broad Street
Weatfield Avenue
Rosecrans
Evans
Messrs.Van Doren and
Saint Paul’s Men
Seaman's Churchy Institute
Renda
Nentin
P.T
Westfield Trust OO
Guardian
Embree Crese
Boulevard
Westfield Ave
Robert M. Smith, Jr
Alm Street
House
Consult
Eel Real Estate
Elm St
Opposste
Westfield Storage Arehouses
Prospect St
North Ave
Wistfield
N. J
Packers and Shippers
Auto Service
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