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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
2
The notice lists daily services and church activities for St James Episcopal Church. Times include 7:00 A M Low Mass 9:00 A M Low Mass 10:30 A M High Mass 11:00 A M Morning Worship and Church School 8:00 P M Junior C EB 8:00 P M Intermediate C 6:45 P M Young People Society 7:46 P M Evening Worship with Holy Eucharist and sermons noted throughout the week.
morning worship at 11 000 and 4 45 p m evening worship with 9 45 a m church school schedule for the day.
The schedule lists morning worship at 41:45 A M and evening vesper at 4:16 P M followed by Christian Endeavor at 6:00 P M and Wednesday prayers at 8:00 PM midweek prayer service noted.
The church lists Bible School at 10:09 AM and Morning Worship at 11:00 AM with a 3:00 PM Communicants class. The message appears in a church timetable fragment from Avenel Presbyterian.
The listing shows Sunday school at 9 30 A M Sunday service at 11 00 A M and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 00 P M with Thursday teaching room hours from 3 00 to 6 00 P M.
A National Geographic style survey lists bizarre U S town names from Kentucky Horseflea to Florida Sopehoppy and Maine Merepoint. The piece catalogs places like Washington Humptulips and Indiana Speedy plus New York Horseheads and Texas Gunsight, noting the quirky origins and regional spread.
Washington grants patents under a unique plant patent law. Forty plus patents issued for flowers and fruits, spotlighting roses with red predominance and distinct traits. Luther Burbank, through his ex-ecutrix Elizabeth Burbank, leads in plant patents with multiple recent grants on plums and a peach.
A Wille afternoon hat features a delicate veil that tames harsh lines and odd angles. The veil, subtle yet striking, complements a garlanded turban and a softly styled welt.
A survey by the Chicago Academy of Sciences portrays the Smokies near Knoxville as a living Noahs Ark with abundant animal life and 600 miles of sizable streams. The faunal study notes three elevation life zones and links Smokies species to distant relatives, suggesting unique evolutions since isolation during the glacial era.
The report notes fuel consumption data and costs for a vehicle or device, estimating total fuel and lubricating expenses at about 8 cents per mile. It mentions motive equipment with coating devices and wheel arrangements, highlighting per mile fuel figures.
A feature recounts Kate Walker’s 38 years at Robbins Reef lighthouse guarding New York Bay and saving many lives. It also tells how Anna Glad hid as drummer boy Tom Hunley with General Grant’s mercy, preserving a wartime secret from the Civil War era.
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