Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-11
WILLIAMSTOWN.

The Help Little Society win
meet next Wednesday evening, July
18th, at the home of Peter S. Camps.
The committee in charge of the enter
tainment is Mrs. Levi Prickett, Mrs.
Harold Krouse and Olive Camp. A
good time is expected. Membership
welcome free
The Home Missionary Society met
at the home of Mrs. Ben Simmerman
Wednesday evening of this week.
Miss Lillian Smith, after gradual
ing as trained nurse last month at
the Frankford hospital in Philadel-
phia, has been spending a few days
with her parents here. Miss Smith
returned to the hospital on Monday
of this week where she will remain
until September when she will take
a nine months postgraduate course
at the Polytechnic Hospital, in New
York City.
There were present in the NJ. E.
Primary on Sunday / teacher, 2 Off
GERS, 2 visitors, 35 girls and II boys.
Those at church were Ruth Goodall,
Irene Goodall, Marion Babcock, Myrl
Johnson, Naomi Hues, Wilma john
son, Mildred Simmerman, Nellie KEN
merer, Alice Evans, Naomi Bachelor,
Ward Loughlin, Virginia Loughlin.
Mrs. Norris, one of the sopranos
of the NJ E. choir and wife of the
leader, gave a song recital in the
Egyptian Hall, at Wanamaker's store
in Philadelphia, a few weeks ago.
Her singing was so well received
she was asked to again take up the
work there in September. Mrs. Nor
ris will leave here the last of this
month for Seaville, where she will
assist with the singing at the camp
meeting to be held there.
Mr.. James Johnson and family have
returned from New York where he
has been blowing glass.
Mr. George Tice, wife and mother
started in company with Mr.. Horn
and wife, last Thursday, to spend the
Fourth with friends in Millville. But
on their way they had several acci-
dents to the machine which cost Mr..
Horn about $4,000 They arrived in
Millville about p. M, spent about
twenty minutes with friends then left
for Williamstown, after having spent
a glorious Fourth lunching under the
trees.
Mrs William Bodine was stricken
with paralysis about noon on the 4th,
and has been in bed ever since with
a trained nurse in attendance.
Mr.. Sickler, of Sicklerville, was
taken to the hospital on Monday by
Dr. Black.
DR.. L. NJ. EIalsey has been very sick
since Friday
The Oak Street Mission will take
their Sunday school picnic to Fries
Mills the first Wednesday in August.
A free dinner and supper will be Civ
en- the school. Those outside desir-
ing to go will be charged 15c. for
dinner and 10c. for supper. IV
Miss Elsie Young and Sarah Stew
art sang a very pretty duet in the
M E. Sunday school last Sunday af-
ternoon, and a cornet solo was given
by Mr.. Hankins.
At the teachers meeting at the
close of the school it was decided to
take the annual picnic to Fries Mills
some time in August instead of Al
cyon Park, the 18th Of July. About
s34 Of the scholars were given a picnic
to Fries Mill yesterday as a reward
for faithful attendance. They were
scholars from Miss Eva Marsh's class,
Miss Reba Morgan's class, and the
Boys Bible class. TO
Mrs. Albert Tweed will leave Sat
urday for Ocean City where she will
spend week with friends.
Mrs. Mailman and son, of Pitman,
have been spending a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs William
Buck
o. S. Wood spent Tuesday in Phila.
While returning from the Womans
Foreign Missionary Society last We'd
nesday evening week. Miss Ella
LoughIin lost the Secretary's book.
The society will be very grateful to
anyone finding it, if they will return
it, as it is of no use only to the So
ciety
The Sunshine Society met at Mrs.
Levi Prickett's~ Wednesday afternoon.
The W. C. T. U. met at Mrs. j. Z.
Woods Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kleinhenn
spent the 4th with his parents. Mr..
Kleinhenn and son started out about
four o'clock for Fries Mill pond hop
ing to have a nice string OF fish in
time for breakfast, but the fish did
not see it that way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Tice have
returned from their visit to friends
in. Millville Mr.. Tice is bookkeeper
at the bank and during his absence
Joseph e. Peterson filled his place.
Miss Dorothy Nicholson has been
on the sick list.
Rev. John Nicholson preached the
first of his series of Sunday evening
sermons to young people last Sunday
evening, the subject was the Mar
riage at Canaan"
George L. Pfeiffer and William Flex
on took the three Sunday school
classes to Fries Mill yesterday in
| their autos.
The next Ever Ready social will
be held at tn home of Mrs. Arthur
| Westcott, the fourth Wednesday in