Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-05-28
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A. F. Hoffman spent Friday and Satur-
day as the guest OF Henry Haines and wife,
at Mullice Hill.
The Sewing Circle of the NJ. E. church
will hold their annual strawberry festival
on Saturday evening, June 18th, in the
basement Of the church. Strawberries, ice
cream and other fruits will be for sale.
Also, two quilts, large one and crib
quilt will be for sale. Anyone wishing
aprons, sun-bonnets and such articles will
be on hand.
A. Bilderback, of Salem, was an over
Sunday guest of Thomas w. Reeves and
wife.
James shute and wife and little daugh-
ter Helen, of West Philadelphia, spent over
Sunday with their father, N. P. Hoffman.
E. H. McCarsy and wife are entertaining
their neice, Laura Downs, of Rio Grande,
this week.
S. S. Shute and wife, of Glassboro,
spent Sunday and Monday renewing former
acquaintance.
The junior base ball club played against
the Mullica Hill team last Saturday after
noon on the home grounds with score OF
Is TO in favor of Clarksboro.
Ethel Lippincott, of Marlton was an
over Sunday guest Of Edna Shaw.
Rey. and Mrs. c. S. Connor and children
Dwight and Willard are spending few
weeks with their sister Mrs. Margaret
Smith.
Anna Lodge, of Sea Isle City, is spend.
ing this week with her uncle and aunt
James Budd and wife.
George Walter our R. F. D. carrier
wishes to announce through the DEMOCRAT
that he will have Decoration Day as Holt.
day. Anyone wishing their mail can have
the same by calling at the post Office.
Snellbaker Bros. are doing some fine
work for Loudenslager in Ellington GENE
terry. The monument weighs twenty-ons
thousand ponds.
Rev. L. r. Dayis and daughter Heller
have been spending few days with rela
tives in Phila.
Rev. Herbert Burk, of Norristown. Pa
spent Tuesday with his mother, Mrs Ger
trude Burke.
Mrs. William Vannatta and little daugh-
ter Jeanette, OF Chicago, haYe been spend
ing few days this week with her brother.
Rev. and Mrs j. R. Yannatta. N
Rey j. r. Vannatta and son Hunter are
and Mrs. Ivy Brown, at the Highlands Of
the Navesink, and the son of the Rev.sC
S. Smith, of Mullica Hill, will I'll Mr.,
Yannatta's pulpit on next Sunday.
Edmund Weatherby and wife and little
daughter Grace, were oyer-Sunday guests
Of Mrs. WeatherbY's parents. at Woods
town.
Miss Ethel Haines entertained number
of friends on her twentY-frst birthday last
Saturday evening. The invitations were
in the form of bargain sale, which created
considerable wonderment AMI amusement.
After the auction was over, partners were
selected and advertisement of their bargains
we're written, the judges awarding the
prizes to Bessie Clark, first lady's prize,
A. Bilderback, first gentleman's prize;
Eva Heritage, lady's consolation prize;
David Collier, gentlenan's consolation
prize. Delicious refreshments were served
and at late hour the guests departed to
their several homes wishing Miss Ethel
many more happy birthdays and also hay
ing spent delightful evening. Those
present were Misses Ethel Haines, Ethel
NJ. Blake of Camden; Eva Heritage, OF
Collingswood; Ethel Lippincott, Marion;
Edna Shaw, Amy Haines, Nettie Smith,
DSsci6 Oldi hs NILS. Lulu Ol6Ih I1dAAcS,
Clarksboro; Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Wilson,
Philadelphia; Messrs. Jack Mann, Ralph
Conrow, Earle Reeves, Carroll Haines, A.
Bilderback, Samuel Haines, Daniel Collier
and Clinton Green.
The Ladies of ST. Peters Guild will
serve lunch on Decoration Day at the
school house grounds. All are INVITED TO
come and partake Of the lunch.
Miss Celine Renard, of Unionville,
Chester County, Pa, is acting as clerk in 1.
7. Haines' store.
The Sewing Circle of the NJ. E. church
spent Wednesday afternoon and evening as
guests Of Charles Blensinger and wife. The
afternoon was delightfully."- spent and at tea
the gentlemen were invited and all did
ample justice to the good things prepared by
theshostess.
Mrs. Frank Riley and son Clifford, of
Langhorn, Pa, is spending few days with
her sister, Mrs A. Kirshaw.
The Ladies Aid of the AZ. E. Church will
spend next Tuesday evening, June 2nd, as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore, at
Wenonah.