Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-11-30
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a trip to Switzerland. The Rev. VIM.
II. Leslie, B D., pastor of the First
presbyterian Church was the lecturer.
Mr., Clarence Beetle is suffering
from an abscess at the root of his
| teeth.
| Miss Geneva Sharp, of Camden,
spent Sunday with her cousin, Miss
Sarah Gaunt, at her home on Park
ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pine and
daughter Myrtle spent Sunday with
friends and relatives in Camden.
The Rev. G.. r. Berry, of the st.
Johns NJ. 3. Church, Of Turnerville,
preached the sermon in the morning
on last Sunday in The First Presbyter-
ian Church. He took for his subject,
THE Word of God. In the evening
the Rev. w. H. Leslie took for his
subject "A strong young man who
never amounted to much Mr.. Les
lies sermons next Sunday will be:
morning, The Profit of Prayer even
| ing, "A young man who had mind of
his own.
| Mr.. Harry r. Stone was Sunday
visitor in Haddon Heights.
The stereopticon was used to show
a number of pictures on the screen
latter the close of the Sunday school
last Sunday They were pictures of
the preceding lessons, and for next
Sunday
The average attendance for the
month of November was just one hum
dred and sixty, the number desired.
One hundred and seventy is the de-
sired average for the month of De
cember The Junior department or
Mrs. r. Porch's class, viii have
charge of the opening and closing ex-
ercises of the school. This being
one OF department class rally days.
The friends of Mr. Lawrence Den
mis- gave him birthday party on last
Wednesday evening The evening was
spent in enjoyable games Of the sea-
son, after which they proceeded to the
refrsshment room, where a dainty
feast was prepared. Mr.. Dennis re-
ceived many handsome and useful
presents. After most enjoyable
| evening, the friends Congratulated him
and departed for their respective
homes
| The regular mid-week prayer meet
ing was held on last Wednesday even
| ing. Mr.. Fred. H Bateman was
the leader The G.. E. topic was:
Echoes of Peace and Blessing. 1st
! Thess. 5:14-24.
| Mr.. Sumerill Chew is having part
of his house repaired; Mr.. Charles
W. Owens, of Blackwoof, is doing the
work.
Several Of our townspeople paid
their last respects to Mrs. Charles
Miller, of Turnerville, who died on
last Thursday. The Rev. c. r. Ber-
ry, pastor of the St. Johns NJ. e.
Church had charge of the service.
Miss Lizzie Bradshaw is improving
from her recent illness
The regular yearly Thanksgiving
service will be held in the First
Presbyterian Church at 10 o'clock on
4 Thanksgiving morning.
4 The regular weekly meeting of the
Y. M. G. A. was held in the base
ment of the First Presbyterian Church
on last Friday. evening. After the
Bible character Study, which was
Samuel, the boys were given talk on
college life by Messrs. O. F.. Wood
worth, Franklin Davis and W. H Fis-
i Ter. Mr.. Woodwork who attended
! Cornell University, told Of the work
in college life. Mr. Davis told of the
athletics in college life; he also at
/ tended Cornell. Mr.. Leslie told of
the advantages and the hazing in coll
lege life. Mr.. Leslie. attended Prince
ton University and Seminary and Al
leghany Seminary. On next Friday
! night will be the event of the year.
it being ladies' night, and a fine pro-
gram has been arranged by the Scout
Master, Mr.. H. r. Stone.
4 Mr.. William Schweitzer, of Phila-
delphia, spent Sunday with, his par
ents here.
/ Owing to the Teachers Institute at
Atlantic City on last Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, no school was held at
the Grenloch Terrace public school
from Thursday noon until Monday
morning. Also the school will be
closed from Wednesday afternoon un-
til Monday morning, Dec. LIST.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Bachelor is seriously
ill at this writing. DR.. J e. Hurff,
of Blackwood, is in attendance.
j Owing to the special church service
on last Sunday, several TurnerviIle
people were present.
Mr.. Walter Maxwell and family in
tend to move to Camden in the near
future.
MRS. William Thew is quite i'll at
this writins. DR.. J. e. HURT, of
Blackwood. IS in attendance.
Mrs Charles Roller, wno has been
lpaying a visit to her parents in Ger
many, is expected home within the
next ten. days.
Mr.. Robert Marin, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with his friend, Mr..
| John Smith.
Mr.. Isaac Chew is having the APP
1 pearance. of his home on Linwood ave.
improved somewhat by a coat of paint
Mr.. Hannold, Of Hurffville, is doing
/ the work.
Messrs. Franklin Davis, Harry r.