Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-11-30
WENONAH.

WENVNAns
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Walter. Richardson
spent the week end with Mrs. Rich
ardsonis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Clark, at Clarks boro
| The W. NJ Al. foot ball team clos
ed the season last Saturday by defeat
/ ing Mays Landing H. S. IL to 0 !. The
team this year is the lightest and best
ever turned out from the Academy,
having gone through the season with
out defeat
Miss Lottie Price, who has been
very sick, is on the convalescent list.
Don't forget the fair to be held
next Tuesday, December 5th, in the
recreation hall of the NJ E. Church.
A fine turkey supper will be served
| for So cents
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Ogden, of
iMickleton, spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Captain Miller, who has been very
sick, has through his wonderful vi
tality recovered his usual health.
The Wenonah Boy Scouts ended 4
very successful foot ball season on
Saturday by defeating the Woodbury.
Scouts 80 to 0 The Wenonah boys
have been beaten but once and a great
deal of credit is due the two guards,
llDevlin and Drummond, and to James
! Mehorter, and most of all to the fine
i coaching of Rev. Mr., Gage.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Ackley, of
/ Collingswood, are at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Truncer's for
1 Thanksgiving.
Union THANKSGIVING services will
be held to-day Thursday in the
Presbyterian Church at 10 O'Clock.
! Sermon by Rev Correll.
Miss Evelyn Chase, of Willow St.,
entertained ten of her little friends at
her home at luncheon last Friday, who
had most enjoyable afternoon play
ing cards.
Our teachers, Misses Stevenson,
Hulse, Chew and Brock, attended the
Teachers Institute in Atlantic City,
] last week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Swartz and Mrs. Ur-
ian heard Champ Clark lecture in
Camden last Friday evening.
Mrs. Daniel Brown entertained at
luncheon on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. George Claire, of Philadelphia,
was the guest of Mrs. Hamilton Tur-
ner last week.
On Wednesday afternoon of this
week the primary grades of the pub
lie schools gave a Thanksgiving play
in Miss Breck's room.
/ There were over three hundred gar
ments at the Needle-work Guild on
Thursday of last week. Some worthy
poor in the vicinity of Wenonah were
remembered, and the balance of the
garments will be donated among the
Seamens' Mission, the -Deaeoness'
Home of Philadelphia, and the Chill
dren's Aid Society at Trenton.
Miss Irwin Middleton was given a
linen shower by the Misses Edith
Clark and Marion Hendrickson, at the
residence of Mrs. T Dowdney Clark,
at Woodbury., on Thursday afternoon
of last week. The presents were many
and beautiful. Miss Middleton will
soon become the bride of Mr.. Thatch-
er, of Chicago.
he friends who attended the Loyal
4 Temperance Legion entertainment on
last Wednesday afternoon were de-
laighted with the program presented by
the children, who went through the
| regular order of their Friday after
noon meeting With the addition of
recitations and songs. The children
tlwho had attended so per cent. Of the
meetings since they Joined were given
| a Thanksgiving souvenir. Mrs. Ruth
Green, president of the Wenonah w.
G. T. u, made a short, though pleas
ing address, praising the children for
their work.
/ The following pupils of the Venom
all public school have been neither
absent nor tardy for the month of
November: First Grade Mary New
| comb, Nellie Lore, Alton Hitchner.
I Second Grade-Irene Hallman, Kath-
ryn Ekey, Anita Hitchner, Eva Roth
botham, James Gage, Robert Sped
den, Frances Kinsler, Walter Poff,
Third Grade Alice Bartlett, Irene
VanMeter, George Gaunt, Joseph
Ward, Edward Sapp. Fourth Grade
Mildred Bartlett, Florence Wentzerl;
Harris Coles, Clifford Ekey. Fifth
Grade Anna Mehorter, Ethel Mills,
Evelyn Darrs, Evelyn Chase, Anna
Way Drummer, Elsie Gardiner Mir
aim Halt, Caroline Sapp, Howard
Mathson, Claire Poff, Herbert Titus,
John Beckett. Sixth Grade-Pauline
1 Gilmore, Elizabeth Ekey, Dorothy
Ekey, Grace Mehorter, Bessie Glad
ing, Florence Titus, Frank Peddle,
James Carey, Joseph Cattell, Ellison
Coles, Mead Glading. Seventh Grade
Doris Avis, Mildred Genther, Louise
Sargent, Ethel Phillips, Anna Krayer,
Lorisin Drummer, Richard Stockton,
Niles Poff. Eighth Grade Marian
Charles, Bessie McKeen, Frank Davis,
Harold Urian, Knallin Cox, Herbert
Clark, Hugh Mehorter.
| Mantua Grange, No. 80, p. of H,
will have election of officers on Mon
day evening, December 4th All MEM
beers are requested to be present
The pupils of the grammar grades
Of the public. school did not prepare a
| Thanksgiving program to entertain
their friends with this year, but were
themselves most delightfully."- enter
! tanned. Miss Sarah n AsJxnw nf