Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-03-25
THOROFARE.

not D60n the great numHef OIL seekers
after salvation that was hoped for,
still If the faithful continue their eff
forts the out-pouring, and the in
gathering may come later. On last
Monday night the Rev. Vincent Mich
OILS, OF Belfry, Pa, preached an ex-
cellent sermon upon Freedom from
| SIM and on Tuesday night he took
TOR his text the word, Eternity On
Wednesday night Mrs. j. Mercer Hunt
gave happy rendition of the 'Prodi-
cal Son" and made her application
both tender and convincing, On
Thursday night the lev. Geo. S. Golf,
from Beach Haven, preached to a
crowded church, from the text, When
he came down from the mount with
the two tables of testimony, Moses
wist not that the skin of his face
shone." Quite large number of per-
sons from the Billingsport g. NJ.
Church were with us that evening and
| the altar service was unusually en-
| thusiastic. The subject of Mrs. J.
M. Hunt on Friday night was Saved
or Lost and was one OF her best eff
forts. The subject of the Rev. J.
Mercer Hunt On Sunday morning was
THE greatness of IL mere handful
His text was found in Exodus, fourth
chapter and second verse What is
that in thine hand" At the evening
service Mrs. Hunt preached on The
touch of Jesus Her texts were Mat
| thew, eighth chapter, second and third
verses and Mathew ninth chapter and
| twenty-frst verse Tne services 0f
| The day were impressive throughout.
Mr.. Samuel wilkins wishes Inc 10
state that the window III the new
church dedicated to The memory If
James and Rachel W'.ikiis was not
given by hi:u alone, but by all the
| children. / gave it last week as
had been sold, and supposed my stu-
thority good, bat an, pleased to rectify
any mistake made by me, at any time.
The display of fine carriages, cut
| Under shel 1lngks and vehicles OF all
descriptions made by Mr.. ii. A. De-
Hart at his sale OH last Saturday was
considered unusually fine. ard o.
-casioned aflmiring comment. Quick
sales were made which amounted TO
about $1,000 He has some fine bug
gies still on hand for sale.
Miss Edna Bowers received from
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Bowers ,on last Friday, u handsome
Blasius parlof organ.
Mr.. j. Wilmer Leonard has treated
himself to a new runabout automobile
purchased from W. Amber Stetser,
Of Paulsboro
Mrs. Benjamin Dickerson, from
Philadelphia, spent a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hinman last week.
Mrs. Mary Heitter, from Woodbury.,
spent Sunday with them.
Mis-. George Penningt from Phil
adelphia, visited Mrs. Howard Phifer,
and Mrs. Albert L. Glass last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kircher, from
Camden, were over-Sunday visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kircher.
Miss Laura DeIIart spent a few
days in Camden last week with Miss
Sadie Treadway.
A surprise party was arranged for
Wrn. Armhruster last Monday night,
| the occasion being his twenty-third
| birthday Those who attended were
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM f. Armbruster Sr.,
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Plum, Mrs. Albert L. Glass,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Babcock, the
Misses Marion and Martie Armbruster,
Tillie Platt, Florence Heritage, Beu-
| lah Kircher, Mary Morris, Anna Car
ter the Messrs. Harry peIIart, Jr.,
| Frank Rambo, Charles Wagner, Wal
ter Leonard, William Clement, Harry
Platt, Jesse Mullen, Jr., and Samuel
Goldy. A pleasant evening was spent.
Th0rOfare Grange.
| There was good attendance at the
Grange on last Monday night Sister
Annie Thomas opened the literary
program by reading a poem of Oliver
| Wendell Holmes. Sister Mae Gibbs
and Alice Reesman gave one of their
attractive piano duets. 1t was heart
| lily applauded and they responded with
another beautiful Morceau.. The ques-
tion rs there anything in the nature
of the potato to render hilling an ad-
vantage-if so, what is it?' Answer
ed by Brother Thomas Eastlack Not
/ in this section but in parts of the
country where the soil holds water
hilIing is necessary to keep the pota-
| toes dry.
DR.. James Hunter was introduced,
after which Sisters Mae Gibbs and
Reesman played another lovely duet
DR.. Hunter gave very interesting
and instructive lecture upon Quar-
antine." He is fluent speaker, and
his talk was much enjoyed by the
| Grange.
The Grange will give Literary
on next Saturday evening, March 27,
for the benefit of their building fund.
The tickets of admission will be 10
and Is cents. The committee have
arranged an attractive program and
a full house is hoped for. The Grange
is without doubt great advantage to
the community, and this effort to OBJ
| tain suitable hall of its own should
| be patronized.
CADORA.