Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-05-06
THOROFARE.


ject of the sermon preached by the
Rev. J. Mercer Hunt on last Sunday
i morning. The text was from Zach
ariah 18th chapter and sixth verse:
What Are These Wounds in Thine
Hands?' First general point: "The
message which the hands wounds
/ bring US: They tell us that God is
| love-" Second: 1.-The presence and
power of sin" Third: "Of one who
forgives sim" The second general
point The ways in which we of to-
| day wound Christ" First by an in
different Christian life" Second: sBy
opposition to his will" Third: sBy
giving him the second place in our
hearts and lives The subject at
night was, "Everybodys Friend" The
text was from the Songs of Solomon, y
fifth chapter and sixteenth verse;
This is My Friend
Mrs. Theodosia Loughlin, the Misses
.Permela and Ella Loughlin, and Miss
May Branson, from Woodbury.; Walter
Hinman from Paulsboro, and Royal
R. Richards, from Philadelphia, were
guests over Sunday in the home of
Mrs. Mary Richards.
Mrs. Mary Brinton is spending some
days in Philadelphia, where she went
| to attend the wedding of her grand
daughter, Miss Florence L. Brinton.
Mrs. Margaret Craig, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Chew, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
| Chew and Lewis, from Mantua, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Chew.
| The Misses Edith and Lizzie Thomp-
son, from Paulsboro, Ralph and War
ner Wilkins, from Philadelphia, were
over Sunday visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Wilkins.
Miss May Gleason. from Swedesboro,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Rebecca Gleason.
| Mrs. Clark Reed and Mrs VIM l..
Reed visited Mrs. VIM. ]. Little in
Philadelphia last week
| Miss Anna Cleary, from Philadel-
phia, visited the Misses Mary and Mar
garet Morris over Sunday.
A beautiful entertainment was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Clement on
Saturday night, April twentyfourth,
to celebrate the eighteenth birthday
of their daughter, Elizabeth Clement.
The guests were: the Misses Laura
DeHart, Kizzie Wilkins, Frances Nc
Gill, Beulah Kircher, Margaretta and
Mary Low, Tillie Platt, Sarah Felt
man, Florence Heritage, Anna Carter,
Margaretta Truncer, Edna Bowers,
Clara Zahn, Laura Budd, Margaret L.
Gibbs, Mae Gibbs, Ethel Shuster, Sadie
Bruner, Erma Mullen, Adelaide Glenn
ent, Mabel Clement, the Messrs. Harry
A. DeHart Jr., Frank Rambo, Richard
Wilkins, Herbert Rambo, W. Elmer
Haines, Walter Leonard, Charles B.
Leonard, Jr, Horace and Roy Kircher,
Frank Bruner, Samuel Shute, VIM.
Mullen, Jesse Mullen, Jr., VIM. James
Carter, Lewis Clement, Joseph Porch,
Charles Wagner, Ralph Lodge, Harry
Plat, Harry Feltman, Claude Plat,
Champion Colby, Walter Colby, Clar-
ence Parks, Edmund Parks, Albert
Starr, Leon Bruner, Howard Clement,
Mr.. Lewis X. Dunn, Mrs. VIM. R. Gibbs
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl B. Wilkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay w. Reesman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Plum, Mrs Jesse Mullen, from
Thorofare; the Misses Laura and AIDE
laide Hannold, Nettie Summers, Mr..
Roy Clement, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
fClement, from Mantua Grove; Mr..
Harry Clement, from Philadelphia;
Misses Sidney and Annie Thomas,
Evlyn Day, Eva Clement, Byron Day,
Chas. III. Thomas, Jr., Howard Joyce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Clement, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Thomas, from Wood
bury; Misses Addie leach, Martie Arm
bruster, Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Packer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Titus, Mrs. G.
G. Thompson and Rachel Banks, Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Whitcraft, from Pau1s-
boro. The house was made beautiful
with lights and flowers, and elegant
refreshments were served The fair
young debutante received many beau
tiful presents. From her parents an
exquisite god watch and chain, and
other friends filled out the list right
royalty. All found the evening a de-
lightful one.
The honor roll in the public school
for the month of April is as follows:
In the room of the principal, Mrs. E.
F. Gill-Edna Bowers, Mabel Clement,
Elizabeth Leonard, Marguerite Blake,
Florence Low, Erma Mullen, Ruth
Wilkins, Ada Wilkins, Mary Low,
Caude Platt, Harry Windish, Joseph
Plat, Allen Phifer, Ralph Lodge. In
Miss Campbell's room-the informed
iate-Josie Wyne, Mary Platt, Lydia
Gleason, Florence Wyne, Alice
Windish, Clark Mullen, Harry Kelly,
Forrest Hammel. In the primary in
charge of Miss Ella Banks -Lyal
Kircher, Florence Gleason, Sarah
Budd, Adelaide Clement, Verna Finger,
Willie Bowers, Harold Rambo, Horace
Blake, Ellis Robb, Warren Wilkins
and Charles DeHart.
Thorofare Grange.
Quite a large number assembled
at the Grange on last Monday night
to discuss the bird question. 1t is
quite time that the delightful little
bird was getting his due need of con-
Il