Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-10-11
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Sharp, IN Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gill are visiting rela-
tives in Delaware and Nj sland.
Mrs. Deborah Kille, Of Pedricktown, is
spending some time with her son, Thomas
Kiile and wife, here
The Misses Eva and Pauline Kaybrick,
| spent part of last week with friends in
| Camden.
| Miss Lizzie Willig, Of Mickleton, has
been visiting her sister in-law, Mrs. Lena
Willig, here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans and daughter,
of Camden, wera oyer-Sunday guests OF
Clement Flitcraft and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Cochran, Of Camden,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kille, of Pedrick-
town, spent Sunday, and Mrs. John Faw-
cett, OF Woodstown, spent Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Kille, here.
Mrs. Samuel Nj. Holman has been spend
| ing week at Glen Onoko, Pa.
| Miss Matte Batten, of Woodbury., has
been the guest Of her friend, Mrs. Harry
McCollister, here.
The young ladies Of Miss Retta Fox's
class in the Methodist Sunday school, will
hold rummage sale on Friday and Sat-
urday afternoons and evenings, October -
and 10, in Lippincott's Hall. Benefit OF
Sunday school.
w. Raymond Cooper has entered Drex-
! el's Institute for a five years. course in
! electrical engineering.
HAIRY McColl er has sold his desirable
property in South Swedesboro to Harry
Black, Of Sharptown. Price, 81 200.
Mrs. James Hortman was the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Justice, at Glen
side, Penna. on Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs Provost, Mrs George M.
Ashton, Mrs. George w. Hannold, Mrs.
Samuel Black, Miss Retta c. Fox and Miss
Sadie Smith, attended the County Sunday
School Convention at Mullica Hill last
week. They report an interesting and
profitable day.
7 We regret to state that Mr.. Milton H.
Myers, who is i'll with fever, is not much
improved.
Since our last writing death has visited
our community again. and another yonng
mother has been called away. Mrs. Sarah
E. Dilks, wife of William Dilks,. Jr., died
on Friday morning Of last week, after an
illness of only ten days, aged thirty-ons
years. She leaves husband and five inter
esting little daughters to mourn the loss of
good and affectionate wife and mother.
Her funeral took place on Monday from the
residence OF William Dilks, Jr., and inter-
ment was made in Lake Park Cemetery.
The family have the sympathy of large
circle Of friends in their great loss.
/ Trinity Episcopal Church held interest
ing Harvest Home services on Sunday. The
church was prettily decorated with flowers,
sfruits and vegetables and good congrega-
+ tions attended the services. The rector,
DIR. George G. Sutton, preached an appro-
pirate sermon Fin the morning, and the
evening service was entirely musical. The
vegetables. fruits and flowers, have since
been sent to the City Mission, Philadel-
phia, to be used in its hospital work.
The ladies Of Trinity Guild will hold
their annual oyster supper on Saturday
evening, October 20, in Lippincott's Hall.
Rally Day services will be held in the
Methodist Church here on next Sunday,
and an interesting program for the day has
been prepared. At 1870 O'Clock Rev. w.
| s. Ludlow, former pastor here, but now
of West Grove, will preach, and there will
lie special singing by the choir. At 7.30
Rev w. S. Mitchell, another former pas
sor, but now of Haddon Heights, will
preach, and there will be special music by
the choir, and solos by Mrs. George W.
Hannold and Miss Bessie Holman. At $50
Sunday school with an illustrated address
by Rev. c. B. Ogden, Of Woodstown, the
crayon artist of the New Jersey Conference.
Gloucester County Pomona Grange, No.
8, P. Of H., will meet at Thorofare, in
Wilkins Hall, on Monday, October Is, at
2 p. m. The program is as follows: Sing
ing, ThOrofare Grange; Address OF Vel
come, Adam Windish; Response, J. Omer
Heritage. ssWhat method of caring for the
asparagus beds is most advantageous, plow-
ing and manuring in the fall or in the
spring. J. Wilmer Leonard, James G.
White, Albert Heritage. Reading, Anna
F. Gaunt; Singing, GEORGE H. Horner. ITO
what extent does the prosperity of the
farmer depend upon his wife ~ Abbie
Dufield, jeremiah Haines, E. Nellie Girls
pin, Joshua G. Joyce. Essay, keep Post
ed, !" Mary c. Low; Singing, Alice and May
Gibbs; Recitation, Lizzie B. Kirby; "Child
labor in the Factories and in the Mines, "
Harry G. Howey, Belle Kirby, Albert N.
Bahman, Mary L. Wolferth; Singing, Liz
zie Eichler; Recitation, Harriet Bee;
s'Your most profitable crop and method of
growing it ~ Ella Reed, John G. Heritage,
Harry Troth, Isaac B. Pancoast ALI Pa
irons are invited TO attend.
CADDIE J. GILL, Sec'y.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Zane former
well known and highly respected residents
here, but now Of Pitman Grove, were given
postal surprise on Monday, the sixtieth
anniversary of their marriage. Their
brother from Harrisonville, who witnessed
the marriage sixty years ago, spent the day
with them, and the occasi was greatly
enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs. Zane desire to
thank all the kind friends and relatives
who remembered them on their anniversary
day.
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