Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-08
THoRoFARE.


The Sunday-school classes of Mr.. L. K.
Wilkins and Mrs. Rebecca Gleason have
engaged the Rev. j. Morgan Reed, D d.
to lecture for them, in Wilkins hall, on
Thursday night October 22nd. His lecture
will be upon Peculiar People, and will
be peculiarly bright, and unusually witty
even for DIR. Read, and that is saying q
great deal. These classes are composed Of
the older boys and young men. The ad :
mission will be ten cents.
The County Pomona Grange will meet
in Nohlit,s hall Wenonah, on Monday night
October nineteenth, instead of October
Twelfth as stated last week.
On last Saturday night the Sunday school
Glasses of Mrs. T. K Wilkins, and Mrs.
Charles w Wilkins held musical and
literary enter rtainment, in Wilkins hall, be-
fore crowded house. The program being
ended ice cream and cake were sold, aud a
good social time was enjoyed About $27
was cleared for the church building fund
John Nichols, from Chester, Pa, was a
guest at the parsonage over Sunday.
Miss Annie Miller has been few DAYS
in Philadelphia with Herman Miller and
wife.
Frank Wohlrab and wife, from Gibbs
town, were guests oyer Sunday Of T Clark
Reed and wife.
Miss Alice Park, from Mantua, was a
recent visitor in the home of G. Scott
Rsmbo and wife.
Edwin Smith and wife, George, Ed win and
Lidie, from Darby, Pa, and VIM, Lower,
from Red Bank, were over Sunday visitors
with Thomas w Gibbs and wife.
William A. Winter, from near Swedes-
boro, visited Mrs Minnie Obenland in the
home of her mother, Mrs Rudman, over
Sunday.
William Davis, from Paulsboro, spent
asst Sunday with Harry Hinman and wife.
Among the good things which haYe come
TO the public school at the beginning this
year are twenty dollars worth OF new backs.
These treat OF scientific facts and discover
les, OF inventions and improvements, of the
world in nature, and of it's history as made
by men all put in story form, or made at
tractiye and easily understood by the youth
full mind. Mrs. Emma F. Gill, the princi-
pal feels much encouraged by the outlook
for the coming year. The pupils have come
in promptly, and classes and studies have
been satisfactorily arranged for the coming
year An interest in their stRdies, and an
ambition to progress is manifested by the
pupils which promise satisfactory results.
The roll OF honor for the month ef Sep
tember is as follows: Edna Bowers, Mabel
Clement. Elizabeth Leonard, Marguerite
Blake, Emma Mullen, Ruth Wilkins, a.
Wilkins, Claud Plast, Harry Windish, JOS
eph Platt, Allen Phifer, Paul Plast, Walter
Shute, Charles Gleeson, in the room of Mrs.
Emma F. Gill.
Mary Platt, Ella Fisher, Virginia Cloak,
Mabel Rambo, Laura Rambo, Lydia Glee-
son, PeaIl Chew, Lille Fisher, Alice Win
dish, Laurie Wallace, Bennetta Truncer,
Harry Cloak, Edward Rambo, Thomas
Morris, Willie Blake, Forest Hammel. c.
Mullen, Frank Budd, Gustave Hudson,
Harold Heritage, Henry Blake, Harry Kel-
ly, in the intermediate under Miss Lizzie
Campbell.
Pearl Weatberby, Lyal Kiroher, Susanna
Morris, Viola Byrd, Willie Bowers, Harold
Rambo, Marshal Zahn, Horace Blake, Will
bert Kircher, Royal Powers, Harry Hin
man, Warren Wilkins, Lewis Herty, in the
primary in charge of Miss Ella Banks
Mrs Katie Muller, Mrs. Mary Grossman
and children, and Mrs. Casper Schomber,
all of Woodbury., spent last Thursday with
Mrs. Louis Otto, it being her birthday
Mrs. Otto received also liberal postal
shower.