Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-09-14
EAST GREENWICH.

| ing found in Esther, chapter, part
of the End verse: But Mordecai bow
ed not not did him reverence among
many good things he said 1t was easy
to stand straight for God when with
the multitude, but when called to stand
for Him alone, Gods people were Of
Item put to their greatest test; he urged
His people to stand straight for God
under all the trying circumstances
/ of life and God would honor them and
their reward would be great in the
life to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will. Hoffman enter
tanned all their family at tea on Sun
day afternoon last. Those present
were: Lieut.. Corbit Hoffman and wife
and son Corbit, of Texas; Mr.. and
| Mrs. James D. Hoffman, of Mickleton,
and daughter, Miss Bessie.
Mr.. Lloyd Vannatta has been spend
| ing the first week of his vacation at
Avalon-b y-the-sea, and the second
week he spent at New Brunswick with
| his sister. Everyone will be glad to
lnave Lloyd return as he is greatly
missed by the church and his Sunday
school class.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Shute, of near
Clarksboro, were over Sunday visitors
of their brother, Mr.. Clifford Shute,
of East Side, Camden.
Mrs. Nettie Smith and daughter Mel
| lie, of .Clarksboro, have returned from
a very pleasant trip to the mountains
in Penna.
The Second B. B. team of Mt. Roy
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Gloucester City, on Saturday afternoon
and were defeated, the score being
eight to one.
Mr.. Frank Durham and family, of
Clarksboro, have returned home from
a months stay at lakewood Beach, be-
low Salem.
The Mohawks, of Clarksboro, played
the Mantua Speed Boys on their dia-
mond at Clarksboro on Saturday and
defeated them, the score being fiji
teen to eleven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Shute spent Sun
day with their sister, Mrs. Thomas
Adams, at Wenonah, N. j.
Mrs. Harry Friant and sons, Stew
art and Harry, of Baltimore, spent
last week with relatives in Mt. Roy
al.
Mrs. Rachel Stewart and daughter,
Elsie, of Camden, spent few days
last week with Mrs. Elmer Kircher.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Vanhook and
sons Roy and Floyd, of Mt. Royal,
were week end visitors at Atlantic City
Mrs. Charles Hollis is spending
some time with her sister near Pleas
antville.
| School opened on Friday last in
Phila. and our summer visitors have
returned to their homes in that city.
! Our little, village is much quieter
since their departure. More cottages
and bungalows are being built and
| houses rented by those desiring to
| spend their summers in the country,
while few years ago the older res
idents knew almost every face in the
town, now almost every face is a
strange one. We are glad to well
come these people in our little town
while they are law abiding citizens
and hope they will continue to be such
Sunday, Sept II will be Bible Study
Rally Day, and the topic of the Ep-
worth League will be, THE Perils of
Spiritual Ignorance, and will be lead
by Mrs. Agnes Duffield. Come out.
The Sunday School of the Clarks-
boro NJ. E. Church will resume its
sessions on next Sunday at 2 80 P. M.
instead of $50 A. NJ. as they have
been doing throughout the summer
months. All those not attending any
other school will be cordially welcome
here.
| Mrs. ]. r. Vannatta has returned
| from delightful trip of four weeks
in the northern part of the State,
where she has ben visiting relatives,
and friends of her girlhood days. Her
many friends here welcome her back
Mrs. Lizzie Lock, of Mt. Royal, and
son Harry spent Sunday with Mrs.
Locks brother, at Elsinboro, below Sa-
lem.
Mr.. Dennis Barber has been spend
ing some time with his sister, Mrs Geo
Walter, at Clarksboro.
Mr.. Charles Moffett, of Woodbury.,
was guest of his sister, Mrs. J. d.
Hoffman, ST., on Saturday, last week
Mrs. Sloan and granddaughter Jo-
sic, of Camden, were over Sunday
guests of relatives and friends in Mt.
Royal
4 Mrs. Harry Browning, of Haddon-
/ field, spent Saturday with her friend,
Mrs. Robert Eldridge, in Mt. Royal
A very interesting and helpful ser
vice was held at the Clio. Co. Aims
House on Sunday, August 10th, it be-
ling the regular monthly service. Rev.
Isaac Fowler and Rev. Mr.. Richard
son, of Thorofare, were both present
besides number of other visitors
from that place. Rev. Mr.. Richard
son spoke very beautifully to those
finding homes in that institution and
Mr.. Fowler sang, as is his custom at
all these meetings. The service was
greatly enjoyed by all present. Visit
ors are always welcome to these
meetings which are always held the
End Sunday in each month.
The funeral of the late Rev. John
Fenner took place on Monday last
from the st. Paul's German Evangeli-
teal Church on Gnr,,,a =, r,ua Ah-o