Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
THoRoFARE.

The extra meetings are continuing in the
M E Church this week. / he attendance
is good, but the audience is made up from
the saints, and there is litsle manifesto
tion of interest among she sinners. This
would seem to argue shat the old fashioned
whooping revival has bad its day.
A free-will Offering of ninety dollars was
made on last Sunday to defray church ex-
penses Owing to snowy streets the con-
gregations were small, and another oppor-
tunity will be given she absent ones to en-
list themselves among the free givers.
The Grange gave one of their delightful
literary entertainments on last Monday
night.
The dramatic entertainments of the P. o.
S of A, will take place in Wilkins Hall,
on Saturday night of this week, February
/. Careful preparations have been made,
and the drama will undoubtedly be given
with fine effect. The admission fee will be
twenty-five cents for adults, and fifteen
cents for children. The curtain will rise
promptly at eight o'clock p. m. Please
bear it mind.
The Rev Thomas p Holloway and Mrs
Holloway were guests of the Rev Garner
H. Tullis and Mrs Tulis last week Mr.
FL lloway is about to enter upon his duties
as pastor of the Second Baptist Church in
Wilmington. Delaware, call to which he
had recently accepted.
Mrs. Rachel L. Wilkins received shower
of sixty postal cards last week, the occasion
being her birthday Many of the cards
came from distant friends.
Jesse Griggs, from Ringoes, spent last
week in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. FL. A.
DeHart
Miss Jennie Hinman, from Paulsboro,
has been spending few days with Miss
Clara Zahn.
Mrs H. G. Garrison, from Camden, has
been guest at the parsonage this week.
+ Automobiles had vanished from the scene
on last Sunday, and the streets were gay
with sleighs and their bells The snow
which had been predicted so long came up
on US like a deluge on last Friday, and has
left as as suddenly, though the children are
still enjoying the fragments that remain
The young people feeling that when
there is
GA chill blue dusk and early light,
And all the air dim-lit with white
Descending lamps that do not glow
They are the thick, slow snow
the time for indoor enjoyment has
come, gathered on last Saturday night in
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Human,
and gave the surprise of the season in honor
of their daughter, Miss Clara Zahn. The
evening was delightfully."- spent with games
and music while merry jests and happy
laughter played their part A delicious
supper, in which no delicacy had been for
gotten. was served The table was tempt
ing sight fruit having been artistically ar
ranged, and vleing with osher good things
to delight the eye. as well as crafty the
appetite. The guests were: the Misses Ma
bel Clement, Edna Bowers, Lillian Budd,
Lizzie Clemens, Martie Armbruster, Cara
Zahn, Mae Gibbs, Margaretta Low, Fran
ces McGill, Beulah Kircher, Maggie Gibbs,
Mary Low, Sara Feltman, Margareeka Trun-
Ger, Florence Heritage, Jennie Human,
Marion Armbrnster, Mary Morris, Bertha
Human, the Messrs Jesse Griggs, Charles
B. Leonard, Jr., jesse Mullen, Howard
Carter Ralph Lodge. Leslie Gibbs, Harry
Al. DeHart, Jr., Richard Wilkins, John
Hughes, James Carter, Frank Brunei, AL
vim Day, Frank Rambo, Harbert r mio,
Charles Wagner, Lewis Clement, Harry
Fplbman. Waiter Leonard Albert Starr,
Samuel Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs Robert E..
Gibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W Gibbs,
Mr. and Mrs. Clark, w Reesman, Miss
Anna Packer, and Nj. Robert Hudson. Al
loun1 e RaiqI no61 n 2zes &