Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-25
WILLIAMSTOWN

The WOman's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet at the home of
Mrs. J. T. Wood next Wednesday
evening, May list.
Next Sunday will be big day in
the M. E. Church. Addresses are
being arranged and special music by
the choir.
The trustees of the M. e. Church
met at the close of the prayer meet
ing last evening to organize and plan
for the work of the coming year
An appropriate memorial service
was held in the M. e. Church on
Sunday evening, at which time the
pastor spoke on the wreck Of the tt
tanic, and called on several in the
audience to speak on what great les
son this disaster had brought to
them.
The choir sang several appropriate
hymns among which were: Rescue
the Perishing' and Jesus Saviour,
Pilot Me-
A special meeting will be held in
the town hall Saturday evening, May
4th, to make arrangements for Dec
oration Day.
There were present in the M. e.
Primary on Sunday 20 girls, 16 boys,
l teacher, officers and visitors.
Those at church were: Ward Lough-
| lin, Virginia Loughlin, Mildred Sim
mermon, William Gaskill, Arthur
/ Gaskill, Nelson Stewart, Blanch In
| gersol, Evelyn Sharp, Anna Hankins.
In the absence of Mrs., G.. H. ~.
! Bodine who was sick Mrs Almar-
inc Woodruff, of Clayton, presided at
the piano.
Mrs. Patterson, of New York, has
been spending week among old
friends here. We are very sorry to
,, learn of the serious illness of her
sister, Miss Rogers, who is about II
years old, and was very sweet
singer, and has been connected with
the Salvation Army in New York
since she was about five years old.
About one year ago the doctors ad-
vised her to stop singing for a time,
but she has steadily grown worse
until it is found she will never be
able to sing again.
The following persons were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Albertus
Simmermon Saturday evening: Mr..
and Mrs. Sumner Crist, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Harold Krouse and Miss Anna
Bodine.
Mr.. George L. Pfeiffer has pur-
chased a Ford car of VIM. Flexon.
The entertainment given in the NJ.
E. Church Monday evening by the
Ushers' Union was very much en-
joyed by all present. The program
; consisted of a cornet solo by Mr..
Hankins, accompanied by Miss Stew
art on the piano, an instrumental
,, duet by Reba Hilyard and Pauline
McNeal; vocal solo by Mrs. Norris,
accompanied by Miss Reba Morgan,
after which the audience greatly en-
joyed "reminiscences from the life of
Peter Cartright, by Rev. John Mich
olson, pastor of the M. E. church.
On account of the storm on We'd
nesday evening there were not as
many present at the Help Little
Society" as was expected. The meet
ing opened. by all singing Help a
Little followed by the regular
business, after which the following
persons were initiated: Mrs. Albert
Tweed, Mrs Earling Tweed, Mrs.
George L.. Pfeiffer and Miss Mcclure.
Then followed an Easter hunt and
spelling bee. Miss Genelda Ford re-
ce1Ved nrSL prize lor SecuIluS inc
most eggs, and Mrs. G.. Kleinhenn
first prize for spelling the most
words correctly. Mr.. Chris Klein
henn and Harold Krouse were the
captains. At the close of the enter
tainment Mr. and Mrs. Kleinhenn
delighted all present by singing a
duet entitled Fishing on the Sea of
Galilee. ? At 1O.3 80 the meeting adj
journed to meet the third Wednes-
day in May at Mrs. Albert Tweed's.