Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-12-03

The Worlds Temperance Sunday was
celebrated with very beautiful exercises in
Thorosare In the morning she Rev. John
nj. Hunt preached from shs text found in
che twenty-third chapter OF Proverbs: "At
Lass is biteth like serpent He spoke
Of the figure like serpent" and of the
utterly deadly effects of intemperance, like
it's bite, first: Upon the individual second:
ssUpon she home, and third: Upon society.
The Rev. Isaac L Fowler sang beautiful
solo entitled, 1.-THE Drink for Me. !"
At she Epworth League in the evening
she topic was the "Mockery and Malignity
Of Strong Drink y Mrs. John M. Hunt
led, and spoke beautifully upon she subject.
Miss Mae Gibbs sang very sweetly solo,
and she Rev Isaac L. Fowler, sang, by re-
quest, the solo given by him at the MORN
ing service The Junior Epworth League
also sang something appropriate.
Mr.. aud Mrs Rufus Shuster entertained
ON THANKSGIVING Day, at dinner, John l.
Ehuster and wife, Isaac F. Allen and wife,
Howard Phifer and wife, and Allen. A. j.
Glass, wife ana Winfield John Allen, wife,
John, James and Sarah, Winfield Allen and
J0hu Wood, from Mount Royal, Earl and
Rae Sinister Thanks were given by all
for a b0unteous repast and delightful day
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Walter DeHart gave an
elegant THANKSGIVING dinner to Mr.. and
Mrs Fl. & DeHaTt, Miss Laura De4art, Il.
A. DeHaTt, Jr., Charles and Russell De-
Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. L X Wilkins, Miss
Kizzie wilkins, Richard, and Ruth Wiki
ms, Miss Julia DeHart, Charles c Thomp-
SOB, Elmer HaiBes, and Mrs. Anna de H.
Thompson. A delicious supper followed
in the evening, and the day proved in all
respects happy one
Mr.. and Mrs j. Wilmer Leonard enter
tanned at dinner on Thanksgiving Day, Mr..
Charles B. Leonard, Mrs Lillian Rogers,
Mrs Christiana Wood. and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lafferty from Monroeville.
Mr.. William L. Brinton, from Atlantic
City, visited his mother, Mrs. Mary Brin-
ton last week.
Mrs Phoebe Wilson, from Pleasantville,
spent last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Clark Reed.
On Wednesday, Novem Der Twenty Fish,
Richard Davis Bowers came to brighten and
bless the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Rich
ard Bowers Mother and child are both
doing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Heritage and Mr..
Josiah Eastlack spent few days with rel
atives at BridgetoB, last week The gentle
men were on a hunting expedition and re-
turned with fine show of rabbits.
Mr.. and Mrs A j. Glass and Winfield,
spent several days with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
F. Allen last week.
About one hundred and fifty OF the rela-
tives and friends of Mr.. L. Taylor came up
on him as surprise in the most surprising
way, on last Saturday evening, November,
twenty eighth. They we're from Moores-
town, Philadelphia, Camden, Gloucester
City, National Park Red Bank, Wood
bury, Gibbstown and Thorofare The
music-a violin and harp, came from Phil
adelphla, and made merry measures for
tripping feet. A delicious and bountiful
supper was served, and most enjoyable
evening was spent.
Mr.. E L. Kastner from Sewell, is doing
some fine paper-hanging and decorating ia
Thorofare, which should add to bis already
fine reputation.
Thanksgiving was celebrated by the
school on last Wednesday afternoon. APP
propriate songs were sung by the young
people. ''The Thank You Day. was pref
tily recited by two girls. ''The Story of
the Pilgrims was well told by seven girls.
Miss Mary Low gave an interesting read
ing. Little Pilgrims was sweetly given
by four small children. Isabella Carter
and Virginia Cloak made an acceptable
re,ntation. THE Story of Thanksgiving"
by eight girls, was good thing. His
Cause for Thanks" was pretty recitation
by Alice Windish ''The First Thanks
giving" was pleasantly reeited by seven
girls. ssNovember'' was a good recitation
by three children. "a Boys Thanksgiy-
ingn was well given by Thomas Morris.
Miss Mabel Clement gave an excellent read
ing. II Wonder Why" was good as given
by Willie Bowers. THANKSGIVING" by
ten children was very good, and recita
tion by Miss Laura Budd was we'll received.