Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-12-07
Chas. F. Repp as lay delegate to the
General Conference to be held in
Minneapolis next May.

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General Conference to be held in
minneapolis next May.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Chas. Dischert
entertained at dinner on Thanksgiving
Day, Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Sparks, and
| George Holman, of Pitman; Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Yeager, of Camden, and
Miss Elizabeth ireland. of Williams
town.
| Francis Heade, one of Glassboro's
we'll known young glass workers, left
on Thursday evening for Uniontown,
Pa, where he will work the balance
| of the season.
Frank Porterfeld has moved into
the house recently vacated by William
Shaw on Main street.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Ghas Coldclough and
Mrs. Richard S Doughty attended
| the eighth annual show of the South
| Jersey Poultry Association at Bridge
| ton on Friday. Mr.. Coidclough had
some very fine poultry entered and
Ridge Estate.
John Tonkin and wife and H. A.
GLENN and family were Thanksgiving
Day visitors with relatives at River
/ ton.
Carl Prickett and wife and Mrs:
Rachel Prickett were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bivers, Burling-
/ ton on Thanksgiving
Rev. Father O'Farrell, of the St.
Bridget's Church entertained the Rev.
Mr.. Scully, of Gloucester on Thanks
giving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtland H. Shute
were Thanksgiving Day visitors with
+ Mrs. Shutes parents lat Bridgeton.
Mrs. L. D. Fisler, Miss Nettie Fis-
ler and John A. Fisler paid a visit
with friends at Mt. Holly on Thurs
/ day.
John Walters apd family and George
! Scott of Bridgeton, spent a portion of
last week visiting John Scott at So.
G1assboro.
| James l.. Barton and wife, Chief
/ Leon Barton, of the Fire Co. and wife,
Frank Barton and wife, William Porch
and wife and son Linwood ", were
/ the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bar
ton, at Elmer, on Thanksgiving.
VIM. P. Schordes. of National Park
spent Sunday calling on friends here.
The Misses Perselly, of Philadelphia
were week end visitors here, being the
guests of Miss Bessie Carroll, of State
street.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Chew enter
! tanned Miss Retta Lutz on Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Dilks spent
4 Thanksgiving Day with relatives in
Bridgeton.
Miss Louise g 1ienhardt, Miss Eta
/ Heffner and William Marts, of Mill
vile, were among those who enjoyed
the Country Club Minstrels on Thanks
giving night.
Mrs. M. d. Mason, of Baltimore,
Nd, enjoyed the winter as the guest
! of her sister, Mrs. Thes. O.. Cord, at
/ the Oregon House.
Miss Verna Ledden, of Royersford,
Pa, was a weekend visitor with
friends here.
Chas. North and family attended a
of John North at SeweH on Thanks
giving.
Miss Josephine Carter of Philadel-
phia, spent Thursday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Carter, at
South GlaSSDOrO.
/ The local High School basket ball
team defeated the NTillville High on
Friday, the score being 20 to IL. The
game was fast and exciting from start
4 to finish and was of much interest.
The attraction at the Auditorium on
! Saturday night was The Girl and the
/ Tramp, and proved to be rafting
good play, full of fun and a story full
of heart interest.
There was very pleasant gathering
Thanksgiving Day at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Peacock on South
Main street After a most happy day
in which the good things of the season
disappeared, the dying day being spent
in singing, the family separated, wish
! ing that next Thanksgiving would see
them all again reunited Those pres
4 ent were: Sylvester Smith and fam
lily, of Philadelphia; John Timberman
and family, George Harger and fam
/ lily, William Warner and family, Mrs.
Rohland, Miss Julia Rohland, Miss
Martha Peacock and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Peacock and family, of Glass
boro
Bishop Earl Cranston, I. T. D., Of
! Washington, d. c., who has been
Earound the world two or three times
and has recently visited China will
preach at the First NJ. r. Church in
Glassboro, Sunday morning, Dec. 10,
Since there has been no Methodist
Bishop here in Glassboro for a NUM-
Der of years, the First M !. E. Church
is to be congratulated in securing the
services of perhaps one of the great
est Bishops in the world. A large
representative audience is anticipated.
P. O. s. Of A. District Meeting
There will be a District meeting Of