Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-06-27
EAST GREENWICH.

UenL OF Tile IdIlluSu DlSlIltt, IL UCluS
the Department of World Evangelism.
He gave very interesting talk on
that part of the Epworth League work
as we'll as touching on all other de-
partments of the work, showing how
the young people of the community
can be helped to become interested in
this great work of the Epworth Lea
que. All were helped and enjoyed this
service
The Sunday school of the NJ E.
Church will hold its sessions on Sun
day morning at $50 o'clock until the
middle of September
The Filbertine Co. have their mixing
plant in full operation at the Clarks-
boro station and work on the lower
end of the road is now going along
rapidly.
Mr.. Gum, of Swedesboro, has taken
the contract for large number of
cement sidewalks in Clarksboro and
is pushing the work with great rapid
ity; at the same time he is producing
an exceptionally high grade of work.
While turning out for a team on
Railroad avenue in Clarksboro Tues
of Paulsboro was overturned on the
sidewalk
At a meeting of the East Greenwich
Boys Club on Thursday evening last
eaoh member was required to sign a
set of rules and regulations. If after
agreeing to obey these rules MEM
lber disobeys them he will be either
suspended or expelled Any boys who
wish to join the club will be cordially
welcome. Several new members were
enrolled at this meeting. There are
members now enrolled from iMickleton,
Clarksboro, Mt Royal and Mantua
Grove.
The Thimble Club were entertained
on Wednesday last week at the home
of Mrs Dr. Bortonis sister, Mrs. Eyler,
at her home in Collingswood. Among
those who made the journey and en-
joyed the day were: Mrs. JOS. Sickler,
Mrs. Jerre Haines, Mrs. Katherine
Shoemaker, Mrs C. w. Brown, Mrs.
Isaac NJ. Haines, Mrs Alice Owen,
Mrs. DR.. Borton and Miss Florence
Keim.
The public are cordially invited to
attend the Fourth of July sports to be
held on the ball grounds at Clarks-
boro Station. Ice cream, cake and
soft drinks will be on sale on the
grounds. Come and enjoy the day
Rev. L. R. F. Davis has returned
from the st. Stephens College COM
mencement exercises at Annedale, NJ
Y, and is now entertaining his sister
and family, at the st. Peters rectory
Rev and Mrs. J. R. Vannatta and
Mr.. A. F. Hoffman attended the 25th
wedding anniversary of Dist. Supt
and Mrs. S. NJ Nichols, in the 1st MI.
e. Church in Camden, on Friday even
ing last. About seven hundred and
fifty ministers and laymen of Camden,
District were present. A chest of 80
pieces of solid silver was presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols from the Camden
District as a token of esteem in which
they are held by the entire District.
After music and vocal selections and
addresses, refreshments were served.
The entertainment of the Boys Club
in Clark's Hall on Saturday night last
was well rendered and much enjoyed.
There was music and singing. Those
taking part were Mrs. Edward Shaw,
-
Haines. Miss Thelda Gum, Master
Clark Haines, Mr.. Carroll Haines and
Albert Dawson. Mr.. Harold Perkins
gave minstrel clog dance and there
were other interesting features. Ice
cream and cake were served after the
entertainment. Rev. Edmund Burk IS
greatly interested in the boys and it is
hoped that all will give it the atten-
tion it will need to make it success
| in our towns.
Mrs. Edwin Burk entertained her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Clark,
of Swedesboro, at dinner on Tuesday
of last week.
Mrs. Scott Green and son Frank and
daughter Angeline are enjoying de-
| lightful visit with Mrs. Green's moth
er, in Penna.
Mr.. Harry Eddy with his racing car
and Miss Laura McElwee, of New
York, spent the week with Miss Nc
Elwee's aunt in Clarksboro last week.
The many friends of Mrs. J. Howard
| O'Brien will regret to know that she
| is still in avery precarious condition,
although slightly better.
Mr.. and Mrs Graham Weatherby, OF
| HaddOnfie1d, have been Visiting Cnelr
uncle, Mr.. George Weatherby, in
Clarksboro the past week.
Mrs. Ellis Brown, of Philadelphia,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Shoemaker. a few days
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Park, of Phila-
delphia, spent the day on Tuesday
with tsh ai,r friend Mrs. Edmund Burk.
Master Thoburn Sickler is spending
some time with his uncle, Mr. John
Sfckler, at Dorchester, N. j.
Squire James Magill went to Allan
tic City on Thursday last to visit his
brother, who is confined in the hospi-
tai there whom we mentioned IN last
weeks items as being seriously IN
iured by being badly cut on the engine
| Of his motor boat. Mr.. Magill found
him badly injured but resting easily,
and with hope that he will get out
again and not be crippled for life as
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