Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-11-09
GRENLOCH.


Mrs. Charles Sayers and wife, the
former who has taken the charge as
foreman Of the foundry Of the Bate
oman Mfg. Co., have moved into the
newly erected dwelling house of the
Bateman Mfg. Co., on Milburn ave-
Several of our townspeople took the
1st of November off in order to 90
cunning. They report rabbits scarce,
but quail and pheasants plentiful.
Mr.. David Thorn carried the banner,
having twelve rabbits.
The regular meeting of the Mems
Bible Glass will be held on next Fri
day evening. A social hour has been
planned in addition TO the business
meeting.
Mr.. Harry Schoby moved his family
from Glendora to the house recently
vacated by Mr.. George Kaenacky and
family, on Edgewater ave., on last
Wednesday.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Y. M. @. A. was held on last Friday
evening. The regular monthly busi-
ness meeting which was adjourned
from the Friday evening, preceding
About twenty dollars was cleared
from the recent Halloween social,
making a total of about twenty-six
dollars in the treasury. The Bible
character was Joshua. .
Mr.. Harry Giesy and mother, Mrs.
Mary Giesy, have returned to their
home on Milburn ave., after vacation
in York, Pa.
Mr.. Albert Sweatman has resumed
his position in the Office of the Bate
man Mfg. Co., after his recent at
tack of Malaria fever.
Mr. Everett B. Pine, of Camden.
spent Saturday at the home of his
parents on Central avenue.
| The Rev. William H. Leslie, BID.
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, took for his morning subject.
"A New Testament Congregation,
and for his evening topic: Rewards. :"
His subject for next Sunday morning
will be Three Old Wells" Below is
list of sermons he will preach from
on the coming Sabbath evenings.
The first series of seven sermons will
be about the young men of the Bible,
| followed by the same number of SER
"A Young Man Away From Home;;n
"One Who Could Not Be Depended
Upon" Another Who Had Mind of
His Own" "A Strong Young Man
Who Never Amounted to Much" "a
Fast Young Man With Political AS
pirations;; A Selfish Young Man Who
Started Wrong" "An Ideal Young
, Man. Our Greatest Grandmother"
An Old Time Beauty, Whose Roman
tic Marriage Turned Out Badly" "A
Beautiful Maiden Not Easily Won"
A Gifted Lady Who Never Changed
! Her Name;" sThe Mother of a Great
Man, "A Heather Woman Who Took
Advantage of the Jewish Leap Year.
"A Charming Jewess Who Aimed at
the Crown. of Heather Queen"
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. A. Smith are
entertaining relatives from Kutztown.
Pa
On next Thursday evening the reg
ular business and social meeting of
the Ladies Bible Circle will take
place.
The Grenloch Y. M. C. A. played
and defeated Merchantville Y NJ. c..
A. on last Saturday in a game of base
ball at Glendora ball field. This de-
cided the winners of the Camden Co.
y. M. G. A. League Bentley, who
started as the moundsman for Nor
chantville disposed of Grenloch in
one, ,two,thre order in the first inning.
but in the second inning they batted
him from the mound for total of
flve runs, and if Cox, the speedy
South paw had not come to his res
cue, the fire department would have
been the next best thing, but the
Grenloch boys found Cox as the game
proceeded for total of four runs.
! Thomas, the box artist for Gren:ooh,
was in rare form, tanning fifteen
batsmen. The silver cup offered by
Mr.. w. G. Moore, of Haddonfield,
will be presented to the team on Lad
les Night" December 1st, by Mr.. H.
G. Maydole, county secretary.
Mrs. Reba Kocher and Mrs. Mac
Donald, of York, Pa, are on an cx-
tended visit to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Macdonald, at their home on Edge
water avenue.
A novel feature of the exercises of
the First Presbyterian Sunday school
took place on last Sunday afternoon,
when the Beginners Glass with their
teacher, Mrs. Alice Ebert, opened and
closed the exercises of the school.
This was the beginning of the Glass
Day rallies, which will take place
every other Sunday If the ,!dar
classes do as we'll as the Beginners
there will be no complaint is the gen
eral opinion. The number or aver
age desired is one hundred and sixty
for November, and one hundred and
sixty one were present last Sunday.
Owing to the election polls closing
at O'Clock on last Tuesday, the Bate
man Mfg. Co. closed their works at
4.45 o'clock p. m. in order to give
their men time to vote.
The Wednesday evening prayer