Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-12-05
THoRoFARE.

The aWOrld' 3 Temperance Sunday was
observed in the Thorofare Sunday school on
last Sunday. A special program had been
arranged, consisting Of suitable music, reci-
tations, etc. The occasion was an enjoy
able one
Washington Camp, No. 96, P. @ S of
A., bad the good time of its life on last
Thursday evening. Camp No. So, OF Wood
bury, visited the Thorofare Camp and their
degree team initiated twenty-five candi.
dates. After the usiness of the camp was
finished, short speeches were made by the
following members: Dstrict President, W.
G. Staleup, of Clayton; President G.,
Cunningham, and Past District President
E L Cloud. Of Camp No. 81; conductor
Wentz, of Wenonah; brothers Wyne, Gibbs,
aud Clement, Of Camp 81 State Master OF
Forms, T. l.. Wilson, gave an instructive
talk on the work of initiation, and con-
graduated Camp 90 on the good work being
done at Thorofare. After adjournment a
delicious ncheon was served, and social
and merry time enjoyed. Is is said, that
this initiation is both pretty and impress
sive, at least tie candidates are sure to be
impressed.
In the notice made OF the wedding OF
Miss Alice Wyne Gibbs, and Mr.. Clayton
Wolfe Reesman, | should haye told that
Miss Pauline Lehman, from Philadelphia,
sang the Bridal Chorus from / L,wengrin
and Miss Mamie Harrigan, from Philadel-
phia, played it as the bridal party entered
the room. The guests who gabhered at
this elegant affair came from Center Hall,
Pa, Philadelphia. Camden, Colingswood,
Woodbury., Jefferson, Pausboro and Thorc-
fare.
A very delightful home gathering on
Thanksgiving Day was held by Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac F. Allen Their guests were
Rufus Shaster, wife and Earl; Howard Phi
fer, wife and Allen; Albert j. Glass, wife
and Winfield; John Allen, wife. John and
james; Winfield A len and Winfield D-ns-
ten. Among she delioaoies which ended a
sumptuous dinner was watermelon; but
Mr.. Allen will not tell how he preserved it
Miss Julia DeHart is at home again after
an absence Of two months spent at Asbury
Park.
Thomas Fl. Robb add wife entertained on
Thanksgiving Day William j Bonner and
wife, Leon and DAG udis, from Paulsboro.
and Mrs. Margaret R ,bb, from Amber, Pa
Miss Tillie Beaupa u, who has made FREE
quenb visits in Thor fare, was N .rIied in
Buffalo, on Thanksgiving Day, to Mr.
Philip Haend ges, Jr.. son OF the Rev
Pnilip Haendiges. d. D.. who peIfo med
the marriage Gel emony
Mrs. L. R. Wilkins and Mr. Fl A De.
Hart ". Mt to Pennington on last Monda,
TO attend the funeral Of their unc'e
Catherine Blake, aged nine years, She
lovely little danghter Of Mr.. and Mrs John
Blake, died on last Sunday night, Deem
Der 1st, at ten O'Clock, Of diptheria- The
sympathies OF the community arc with she
sorTowing parents.
Mr. Elam K. Woodeth, agei eighty
seven years. ditd on Saturday Noyembe.
23d, at his residence in Tnorofars. He wa
buried on the following Tuesday, from ths
residence Of his son, Mr. Albert NJ. w, :
9th, sos Fedora street, Camden The Z ~.
Mr.. Crayat, pastor of the First Methodist
Church, in Camden preached the funeral
sermon. The Rcv Isasc L. Fowler, oil
Thor fare, ,by r-quest Of lhe family, ed
by taking part in the services Mr.. Waod
eth had lived an honorable life, and
died in hope of she gospel