Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-01
EAST HREENWIcH.

tleF. y n. fdnnalta LOOK TOT his
subject on Sun6y morning, Jan. 28th,
Gods Wonderful Gift" his text be-
ing found in 2dCor. 9th chapter and
18th verse Tanks be unto God for
his unspeakabla gift He said we
have many precious gifts in this life,
among them beng the gift of mother
and home, but tie gift OF Jesus is the
unspeakable gif, because it is Gods
best gift. Secqd, because it includ-
es all other gifts; Sd, because it inn
proves and enrches all other gifts;
4th, because it is a gift that cannot
/ be purchased is alike to the Jew
and Gentle. a broken and contrite
heart is the ore requirement to re-
/ ceive this gift Different countries
have their gifts In great men but this
gift is to all ths world. He said to
his people let us by the help of God
+ persuade some ne to partake of this
unspeakaIble gift Jesus Christ.
A sweet little sirl came to the home.
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jaggard at
Grenloch last wick. Congratulations
Mrs. Jaggard VIII be remembered as
! Miss Mae Vannata, daughter of Pas
tor Vannatta, of Clarksboro
gs MI IA. It - IDllIldus dIlu GGt. u =
r. Vannatta were initiated into the
mysteries of thelTall Cedars in Cam
den on THURSDAY evening, Jan. "a.
Mr.. Harrison Perry is spending
some time with his daughter, Mrs.
l.. L. Locke, in Mt. Royal.
Mr.. Shrimp, d former resident of
,Clarksboro, was stricken last week
with a paralytic stroke and is very
critically i'll witt very little hope Of
recovering.
Miss Elsie Stewart, of Camden, was
an over Sunday guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Elmer Kirder, in Mt. Royal.
Mrs. j. r. VaIhatta spent the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Jaggard, in Grenloch.
! The monthly meeting of the Ladies
Aid of the Clarksboro NJ. E. Church
will be held at tie home of Mr.. and
Mrs. /. H. Davidson, Jr., on Tuesday
evening, FebruarF 9Th, in Mt, Royal .
The members and friends are cor
daily invited to come.
Mr.. Lloyd Valnatta was an over
Sunday guest of friends in Bridgeton.
Il With snow and sleet covering the
Iground it was a father unusual sight
Ito see robin which was flying around
1.-THE lumber yard this week. Numbers
Ibf them have been reported in differ
lent localities this winter and the ques-
ton arises whether they migrated, at
the usual time on
Because of the ,midyear examina-
tions some of our High School pu-
pills are having holiday this week.
Miss florence Keim, of Clarksboro,
is making an extended visit at the
home of Mrs. p. A. Anderson in
Newbold..
/ Postmaster | t. Haines has been
confined to his home for the past two
weeks suffering with a severe cold.
Mrs. William Vanhook, Of Wood
bury, was visitor in the home OF her
son, George on Thursday last at Mt.
Royal
Mrs Lizzie Kircher, who is spend
ing the winter with her son, Ards
iKircher, on Pearl street, Camden
was calling on friends in Mt. Royal,
on Thursday of last week
Rev. J.. R. Vannatta attended the
burial services of his friend and
former pastor, Rev B. G. Lippin-
colt, at Evergreen Cemetery, last
week The beautiful Masonic service
was rendered at the grave.
Holy Communion will be admins
tered in the NJ E. Church on Sunday
morning, February 4th. All members
and friends are invited to come.
The Epworth League topic for Sun
day evening next, in the NJ. p. Church
will be False Security Of the I'm
righteous, and will be LED by Brother
N. P. Hoffman. Come out.
The fourteenth anniversary of Mt.
Olive Council, No 260, Jr O. U. A.
NJ, was held Friday, January 26, T.
Clarks hall, Clarksboro. The Junior
Past State Councillor, Brother Larue
was present and gave an inspiring
address, Owing to the inclement
weather only about forty of the mem
bers and friends of the order were
able to be present. Two members
of the order, Brothers Hoe and Wat
son, gave a sketch impersonating a
Dutchman and Jew, which was well
rendered and much enjoyed. They
also sang two or three pieces, being
accompanied on the piano by Miss
Lillian Wren. Mrs. Albert Dawson,
and Mr. George Kastner each gave a
recitation which were much apprecia-
ted. Later all were invited to the
lower room and treated to coffee,
cake, fruit and ice cream.
PIERCE GREEN
On Thursday, January 25th, 1912,
Mr.. John Clinton Green and Eugenia
Bayard Pierce were united in mar
riage. After an extended trip to Wash
ington and other points of interest,
they will be at home after February
18th, at the Christiana Apartments,
corner South Carolina and Pacific
avenues, Atlantic City. For many
years Mr.. Green was resident of
this neighborhood and now has large
interests in real estate in Atlantic
City. The best wishes of host of
friends go with him in his future life.
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Miss Potts, in her early life, conduct