Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-11-23
HURFFVILLE.

| Clayton S. Hammell and family
moved to Pitman on Thursday.
| C.. A. Shaw entertained William
Thompson, Of Atlantic City on Sunday.
| Next Sunday will be designated as
Thank Offering Day in the M B.
Church Let everybody make an eff
fort to be present and thereby mani
| fest the spirit OF thankfulness for
Gods goodness
Ralston Turner, Of Clayton, has acs
Icepted a position as clerk with Gro
Ger Harry P Dubois.
Herbert Hurff slaughtered his pork
ers on Tuesday
A little girl has taken up her resi-
dence at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond King.
William Hannold has severed his
connection as clerk in Dubois store
and will take up carpentering His
brother George will also seek other
employment.
Harmon Nathan, the great cattle
dealer, will have public sale at the
farm of George Morgan on Tuesday,
November 28th
Hiram Jones was rendered a party
on Saturday evening in honor OF his
| twenty first birthday A number OF
pretty and useful presents were re-
ceived and all enjoyed a most enjoy
able evening. The table was very
tastefully arranged in. the centre of
which was very large birthday cake
| adorned with twenty -one candles.
The decorations were also in harmony
with the occasion. After partaking OF
a delicious repast the company depart
| ed for their respective homes extend
ing to Mr.. Jones the hand of happi-
ness that many similar events would
be enjoyed. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. James r. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas w. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Cleveland Carter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. H.
lC Viereck, MIR. and Mrs. Frank At
kinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Atkinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph d. Hurff, Mr..
and Mrs Elwood B. Hurff, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. Davis, Mrs. William B
Jones, Misses Vera N. Hurff, Nella
Dilks, Mayme Cole, Retta Cant, Lille
Cole, Anna Gardiner, Blanche Bur
rough, Blanch Wick, Ruth Eldridge,
| Myra Jones, Maude Jones, Ernla
Jones; Messrs. Hiram Jones, Ray
mond Zanes, Halford Burrough, Oman
lBurrough, Charles Farley, Joseph Van
Meter, Alvin Spade, Roy Kindle, Louis
Morton, Byron Kindle, Blair Lawson,
John Gardiner, Samuel Shirley, Geo.
Gaskill
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Hurff enter
tanned on Wednesday Rev. and Mrs !
L. Hand, of New York State; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Simmerman, Miss Allie
Simmerman, of Williamstown; Mr..
and Mrs. John Allen, Mr. and Mrs. A
Bailey, of Camden; Mr.. and Mrs J :.
p Abbott, of Glassboro.
AZ new plan which should create
more interest is being carried out in
| the Sunday school to which all are
invited Every Sunday there is a
new superintendent, but previous an
nouncement is not made who it is
going to be only the persons knowing
who has charge, having full control
and absolute authority.
There have been occasions when the
cat came back, but here is a case
where the horse came back It-seems
that Walter Hurff had a horse that
ate two pounds of Paris green, and
supposing that it was doomed, and
not desiring the dead animal in the
barn it was led out and across the
fields and into the woods, there to lay
down and die; but not so for this one,
for after hours had elapsed there
waiting at the garden gate was the
horse pitifully waiting for a drink
1t was returned again to the barn and
nourished, and after few days a
trade was made and now in the stall
of the supposed dead horse is a fine
fat COW.
The flag pole in the school house
yard looks in a dangerous condition
and should receive immediate at
tention.
William Thompson, who was super
intendent of the NJ. E. Sunday school
twenty -one years ago, gave a talk to
the school last Sunday afternoon.