Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-10-12
GRENLOCH.


Several townspeople attended the
recent meeting of the New Jersey
Historical Society at Princeton.
Mrs. Charles Kleff was taken sud-
denly sick on last Wednesday after
noon. She has been in Ill health for
some time past. DR.. Smith is in at
tendance.
Mr.. Elijah Watson is building
hall and has attached store to it.
He will also have pool room in the
basement.
The meeting of the Y. M. G.. A.
took place on last Friday evening,
The first lesson of the bible charac-
ters was Abraham. After the exer-
cises the boys had game of progress
siye tiddley winks.
Mr.. Herbert B.. Morgan will move
to farm near Hurffville next spring.
The Rev. William H. Leslie, B. D.,
the pastor took for his subject last
Sunday morning, Privileges and Re
sponsibilities of the Sons of Cod" and
his evening text was, The Disobe-
dient Prophet
Mrs. G.. W. Foster led the mid-week
prayer meeting on last Wednesday
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Our Society Might Do.' Matt. 25:13-
80. The regular monthly business
meeting will take place directly after
meeting.
Several former employees of the
Bateman Mfg. Co. have been taken
on again.
Mr.. John Beetle harvested his crop
of sweet potatoes on last Monday
He sold them in this place and receiv-
ed forty cents per basket.
The Mems Bible Glass of the First
Presbyterian Sunday school will hold
it's annual monthly business meeting
and social on next Friday evening.
The social hour will include a debate.
Subject: Resolved, That great COM
binations of industries and capital
are benefit and not detriment to
the best interest of the masses.
Mems Bible Class of the First Presby-
terian Church, Blackwood.
Miss Schofield, of Camden, spent
Sunday with Miss Margaret Powell
Mr.. David Billinger, of York, Pa,
is spending some time with Mr.. Harry
Geisy at his home on Milburn ave.
The First" installation of pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church took
place on last Tuesday evening, Oct
10th, 1911, at 7.30 o'clock p. m. Pro-
gram: Presbytery constituted with
prayer by the Moderator; Presbytery
business; Hymn No. 304; Scripture
lesson; prayer; Hymn No. SS9; Ser
mon by the Rev. G. H. Hemingway,
D. D., of the First Presbyterian
Church, of Camden; Hymn No. 489;
Installation service; Pledges required
of the minister; Pledges required of
the congregation; Installation prayer
by the Rev. Christian B. Eby, of the
First Presbyterian Church of Black
wood; Charge to the pastor by the
Rev. U. F. Smiley, d. D., of the
Second Presbyterian Church of Cam
den; Charge to the people, by the Rev.
Raymond Hillard Gage, of the First
Presbyterian Church of Wenonah;
Hymn No. 679; Closing; Benediction
by the Rev. William H. Leslie, B d.
of the First Presbyterian Church of
Grenloch
The Rev. S. S. Aikman, D. d., of
Philadelphia, who was to give the
charge to the pastor, was unable to be
present. After the benediction the
members greeted Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
by passing in front of the platform
and shaking hands with him, doing
likewise with Messrs Hemingway
and Smiley.
The Ladies' Bible Circle will hold
their regular monthly business meet
ing on Thursday evening, Oct. 10Th,
1911. The election of officers will be
made, therefore, every member is
urged to be present
The Grenloch Y NJ. C. A. have or
ganized foot ball team Mr. H. R.
Stone will act as coach, assisted by
Messrs. Ed. Bradbury and Joseph
Blight. The following players will
probably play in the following posi-
tions, H. Gardner, Quarter back; S.
Porch, right half; R. Jones, left half;
A. Thomas, full; E. Wilson, right,
end; S.. Marple, left end; w. Jordan,
left tackle; J. Irwin, right tackle; V.
Jones, right guard; C. Jones, left
guard; T. Reid, centre No captain
has yet been elected.
The boys of this place are securing
the neighboring woods for chestnuts.
Must have the fever.
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