Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-01-17
MuLLicA HILL.

| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Z. Dunlap, Of
Camden were guests of their parents here
on Sunday.
| Cashier and Mrs Charles Sites are both
quite i'll. Mr.. Sites is confined to his bed.
A few of our citizens attended the recital
given by the pupils of the Stanger Studio
of Music and Elocution at Glassboro on
Wednesday evening, the 9th inst
GOLDEN WEDDING.
Alfred R. West and Mrs. West Of this
town celebrated the 50th anniversary OF
their marriage on Tuesday, the 9Th inst,
from eleven a. m. to three o'clock. About
one hundred attend the great event. A
delightful dinner was beautifully served
and Mr.. and Mrs. West were warmly con-
graduated upon the completion of their
half century of welded bliss, Mr.. and
Mrs. West reside in North Mullica Hill
and are highly esteemed and have wide
circle Of friends.
Mrs. James DAVIS (nee Firman) received
post card shower on Friday, January IL,
the anniversary of her birth.
Special services are being held in the M.
E. church. Rev. T. G. Parker the pastor
was assisted last week by Kew. Howard
Moore, Of Cedarville. Presiding Elder
Wright was here on Saturday and attended
the fourth quarterly conference on Satur-
day evening, and preached an able sermon
on Sunday morning. The church has lost
twenty members by removals, other
wise is in flourishing condition.
January 25th the Mullica Hill concert
band will entertain the American Mechan-
les Of Hurffyille There will be street
parade, and "a spread will be served in
Parker's hall. 10
The residence ofs George W. Reese is
nearing completion and makes fine ap-
pearance.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Muilica Hill Building and Loan
Association held in Parker's Hall Tuesday
evening January 1st. The 30th annual
statement of the association was presented
and adopted, 19 series having been paid
since organization, January 10th, 1876.
The association is in a prosperous con-
dition. The following named were elected
as officers: Presidents, Joseph Chatham;
treasurer, Rudolph Benezet; directors,
Joseph P. Stratton, M. F. Parker, JAS
Gardiner, Jos. Neale, VIM. Evan, Edwin
Sherwln, Albert Schneider; auditors, Chas
Elkinton, Thomas L. Munyan, Albert
Borton. Following the stockholders meet
ing the new Board convened and elected
Jos. P. Stratton, vice president and Edward
L. Stratton, secretary and solicitor. A
new series the 32nd, was opened and a
number of shares were subscribed Loans
were sold and number of loans were paid
by withdrawal of stock. Present assets of
the Assneiation are S13 Q2h 20
The Christian Endeayor Society of the
Baptist Church have elected the following
as the officers for the ensuing year, Presi-
dent, Mrs. George w. Lamburn; Vice Pre-
sident Miss Anna H. White; Recording
Secretary, Miss Deborah II. Stratton; Cor
spending Secretary, Mrs. Rudolph Benezet;
Treasurer, Miss Josie A. Kier; Organist,
Miss May E. Moore; Miss D. 81. Stratton,
Chairman Prayer Meeting Committee: Mrs.
R. Benezet, Chairman Look-Out Com
mittee; Miss May E. Moore, Chairman
Social Committee; Miss Mabel Benezet,
Chairman, Floral Committee.
Mr.. Joseph White, Jr., has rented the
Hatch farm, where Joseph N. Stratton now
resides, who proposes moving in town on
his property where Elwood Kier has his
stove store. Mr.. Stratton will make ex-
tensive Improvements, which will improve
the appearance OF Main street. Mr.. White
will run the Hatch farm and the Folwell
farm where he now resides.
Mr.. John Sharp, has moyed on the Will
lam Horner farm which he has rented.
Mrs. B. R. Black has as her guestss Mrs.
Katie Hamilton of Haddon Heights.
Miss Verna Ballenger was home over
Sunday from Arlington Seminary.
District Deputy, George F. Madara, isl
going the rounds to install the newly elect
ed officers in the tribes of Red Men in his
districts.
{ A gypsy band has located in a woods be-
tween Mullica Hill and Clay ton. The
gypsy Queen with her aides were in this
town on Monday, revealing the futures to
those who wished to hear, and were we'll
patronized. 90
Mrs. James White has been entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Chrissie Rogers, Of Penns-
grove.
Several farmers in this locality are plow-
ing preparatory to spring planting.
It is said double wedding will take
place this week, the two daughters of Mr..
o~1 Mrs U,l1;ara C+~aonor Of