Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-04-05
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Poinsett. of Mullica
Hill, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs,
Amos Jones, parents of Mrs. POinsett.
Mrs. William p Zane has been spending
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Wright, of Mickleton.
| The Misses Florence G. Pither and Marie
A. Cozens, have been spending few days
this week with relatives in Camden.
| Mayhem Sharp, Of Salem, spent Sunday
with his parents here.
Mrs. Annie Black, of Camden, is spend
| ing a few days with her friend, Mrs. Rebecca
Reynolds.
Mrs. Charles G. Rey nolds, of Camden
and children, visited Mrs Rebecca Rey-
nolds on Sunday.
Mr. John Fl. Tharp and his daughter, ISIS
Mabel, of Mantua, spent Sunday here.
Miss Martie P. Rieger and her sister, Mrs.
Mary Burkel, have been at the home of
their brother, Joseph Rieger,at Bridgeport,
helping to care for their little nephew who
is dangerously i'll with pneumonia.
The Sunday-schO0l of the "Old Stouen
church will be reorgsnized and officers
elected on next Sunday afternoon. Rev
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Mr.. Theodore Stratton and son, of
Bridget0n, have been recent visitors of Mr..
John Meley and family. Mr.. Stratton
was former resident here, and his old
friends were glad TO see him again.
It is said that Occur de Lion Castle, K
G. E., will organize Temple in the near
future
The Woolwich Fire Department will
give home talent entertainment in the
near future, for the benefit of the bell fund
Mrs. Rebeoca Reynolds is very i'll with
pneumonia, bat at this writing is reported
slightly improved.
A pleasant reception was rendered Rev.
w. s. Mitchell and family in the lecture
room of the NJ E. church on last Friday
evening. Mr.. Mitchell is making a favor
able impression on his people. and it is
hoped that he may have happy and pros
porous year.
Emanuel Strattop and wife, of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday with John F. Meley
and family.
Mrs. Frank P. Reynolds, of Camden, is
spending few days with her mother, Mrs.
Rebecca Reynolds.
Miss Mabel Tharp. of Mantua, was adj
mitted to membership in the Presbyterian
church here on Sunday.
The Woman's Foreign Mission Society of
the NJ. E. church, held its annual meeting
on Tuesday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Allen Denny, on Allen street, and
elected the following officers President,
Mrs. B. r. M0ffett; Vice President. Mrs.
w. S. Mitchell; Recording Secretary, Miss
Mabel L. Simmons Corresponding Secre-
tary, Miss Lucretia Meley; Treasurer. Mrs
Milton P. Myers.
Mrs George A. DrumInond was called
to GlassbOro on Sunday by the death of her
mother.
The interment of the remains of Mr..
John c. Shivler, of near Mullica HiIl,whose
funeral took place on Tuesday, was made
at Lake Park cemetery here. The funeral
was very large.
The remains of Josephine r., wife of
Edward P. Fahey, of Germantown, Penna.,
we're inferred in st. Joseph's cemetery here
on Thursday of last week. The floral
offerings were the handsomest eyer brought
into the cemetery.
At the semi annual meeting of the Junior
Epworth League held on Saturday, March
"a. the following officers were elected -
President, Miss Anna Gahrs First Vice
President, Merle Black; Second, Elsie
Headley Third, Elvin Yourison Fourth,
Florence Hancock Secretary, James
Davidson, Jr. Treasurer, Bessie Holman !;
Organist, Bertha Young; Assistant, Carrie
Moore. The officers were installed on last
Saturday afternoon by Pastor Mitchell.
The Society is in a Furnishing condition,
and doing good work under the leadership
of Mrs. Carrie Black as Superintendent.and
Miss Gertrude Dilks, as Assistant.