Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-18
WENONAH

WEN0NAH
The house which was recently pur-
chased by Edward Sapp, at Sewell,
has been completely remodeled in
very short time and will be occupied
by Mr.. Sapp and family.
1t is reported that Mr.. William Van
Meter is little better
The Wenonah Mutual Improvement
Association held their meeting in the
fire house last Saturday evening.
Miss Claire Poff, who burned her
foot a few days after the Fourth, is
getting along nicely and the doctor
thinks all danger is past.
The lawn fete held at the home of
Mrs. Samuel Mehorter by the Moth
ers' Glass of the NJ E. Church, was
a decided success, having sold the
whole sixty quarts of ice cream by
$50 o'clock The homemade cakes
were delicious and the music Of a very
excellent nature.
Mrs. Raymond Gage is much better
at this writing. The community is
rejoiced to hear of this as she has
been seriously i'll.
Mrs. Dickinson has rented her home
to Mr.. and Mrs. Laney, of Philadel
phia, who moved in last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Crissy and
daughter, of Port Allegany, Pa, are
visiting Mrs. John Madara.
The Boy Scouts will have field
day on Saturday, events to start at
O'Clock sharp. They have been di-
vided into two sides-Davis, captain
of Reds; Mehorter captain of Blues.
Those who qualify will compete on
field day at Pitman.
The swimming in our beautiful lake
Cor Warmers pond) is being much en-
joyed by the young folks during the
hot period.
Captain and Mrs. Samuel Bernard
and daughter Bernice spent Sunday
in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Cox and
son Knallin returned yesterday from
weeks stay at Atlantic City, where
Mr.. Cox was delegate to the goth
annual convention of the United
States Building Association League.
Miss Doris Avis entertained num-
Der of friends at luncheon on Tues
day
Mr.. VIM. Ekey has rented the Carey
homestead and will move in with his
family this week.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
of the M E. Church was held at the
Wenonah Cottage, Pitman Grove, last
Thursday. About 18 ladies enjoy ed
the bountiful luncheon served at 1890
and attended the meeting held after
ward. In the absence of the presi-
dent, Mrs Anna Johnston, the first
vice-president, Mrs. Adams, occupied
the chair. After the business meet
ing Mrs. Anna Shoch, the supfinten-
dent of literature, led in an interest
ing study of Japan. Before adjourn
ing a rising vote of thanks was given
the hostess, Mrs Turner DR.. H. L.
Gilmour was the guest of honor.
Frank Clement and family are
spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
Rev. R. H. Gage and son Raymond
were among the visitors at the goth
annual convention of the United
States Building Association League.
/ Mrs. Emma Finch was steen years
old on Saturday and she invited few
of her many friends to have luncheon
with her. Those present were: Mrs.
Calire, Mrs lOat, and Mrs. Wash
burn, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Savage,
Mrs. Brown, Mrs Shoch, Mrs. Tur-
ner, Mrs. Palmer Finch and Mrs. Me-
horter
Nineteen of Mr. VIM. Patton's EN-
ployees were entertained on Saturday
week by Mr.. and Mrs. Patton. Sports
| of all kinds were indulged in and
prizes awarded the winners In the
swimming match Loyal Patton came
out ahead.
| Miss Mary Parks spent week at
Fort Elfsburg, where the members of
the class of 1912, State Normal School
recently had delightful outing.