Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1911-11-23
GLASSRORO

/ The High School basket ball team
played its second game Of the season
last Friday might, with the Millville
High School team at Millville, and
were defeated by the score of rs to IS !.
The Bridgeton y M. G. A. team will
be the attraction here on Friday night.
Mrs. George Higgins is in a Phila-
delphia Hospital where she underwent
a serious operation.
The members of NJ. E. Sunday
school are making arrangements for
a pumpkin pie social to be held in the
near future for the benefit of the
Sunday school.
Mrs Lillian Hera Crawford, and
daughter Dorothy left few days ago
for the South, where they will make
their future home. They will spend
a few days in Washington, d. c., and
Roanoke, Pa. Mr.. Crawford is the
owner of two large plantations in
North Carolina, where he will engage
in tobacco planting.
One of the features of the Country
Clubs MINISTRIES, on Thanksgiving
night will be the Moose quartette, of
Woodbury.
John P Whitney, the well known
glass magnate of South Jersey, is SER
iously i'll with neuralgia of the heart
at his home sHollybush,' at West
Glassboro.
/ Prof. John T Rowan, of Camden,
who, for several years was organist
and choirmaster at the First M E.
Church here, has been elected to a
cir,,i1or r,ocifion Oh Ch ;cf Cb.,rr, ~
Woodbury.
did not open until last Wednesday,
gunners say that most of the birds
have been killed off since the rabbit
season opened three weeks ago.
1 Five States and the District of
Columbia. seen from an automobile, 2
was the subject of a lecture given by
Rev. J. Morgan Read in the First N.
E. Church on Tuesday evening.
Farmers of South Jersey are offer
ing large quantities of Keifer pears
at 20 cents basket, with few buyers.
Sweet potatoes are bringing a record
price for November.
Miss Emma Rudolph has resigned
as teacher of the Franklinville pub
lie school and has been elected teach
er of the primary department Of the
public school here.
A Glee Club has been organized in
the High School with Prof. Walter
B. Davis as instructor
A number of glassblowers have
subscribed stock for cooperative
Iglass factory to be located here. Ow-
ling to the fact that blowing machines
l,rf ;,,c ~ I1l -. H. IL
fSouth Jersey towns, the situation of
1.-THE blowers is becoming grave. ca
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin w. Keough
have been selected by the committee
on arrangements to lead the grand
march at the annual Catholic ball to
be given in the Auditorium on Thanks
giving Eve.
Mrs. Avalinda Higgins, life long
resident of this place, celebrated her
Saith birthday on Thursday at fam
lily dinner given at the residence of
j. j. Ledden on State street.
superintendent Wallis, of the West
Jersey and Seashore r. r. has APP
pointed a safety committee consisting
OF three members, Richard S. Doughty
as chairman, and J H. Helm, of this
PietSSs civ IL 5.ko. CttdttOily I'll tiuC-
land, are members of the committee.
Alvin Webb, of Pitman, a graduate
OF the Glassboro High School, has
been awarded the Dobbins scholarship
prize for years tuition at the Phila-
delphia College of Pharmacy.
Miss Tillie Spangler is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. Ward
Cremmer, at Uniontown, Pa, who is
quite sick.
Mrs. William Disbrow, of Camden,
was visitor with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. C. Allen, on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Walter B. Davis. left last week
for Uniontown to join Mr.. Davis,
where he is working this year.
Miss Bessie Carroll has been en-
tertaining out of town friends the
past week.
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