Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-05-16
WENONAH

On Friday evening, the Wenonah
Masonic Club scored another of its
successes in the May entertainment
given in Noblitt's Hall ,IThe program
was excellent and the hall was crowd
ed The Normandie Quartette OF Phil
adelphia with MIR. Herman Coles,
tenor soloist, Mr.. e. d. Brown, bari
tone and monogolist; Mr.. w. w.
Chamberlain, bass sol0ist, and our
townsman, MIR. Joseph E. iSouder,
second tenor and cellist, were the hits
of the evening, and were encored
number OF times. Misses Irene and
Blanche Hubbard as fancy dancers,
were fine and the cornet soloists, Mr..
w. Ray Osmun and Mr.. Hartley
Johnson were at their best.
Mrs. Daisy Wright, wife of Harry
S. Wright, of Monroe ave., passed
away on Monday after long patient
illness. The funeral was held in All
Saints Church yesterday at $3.50 pm.
Mrs. R.H. Gage is now at the home
of her mother in Philadelphia after
long illness with rheumatism.
Mothers Day was observed in both
of our churches on Sunday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Womanis Foreign Missionary Society
of the M. e. Church was held at
Mrs. George Parks. A delicious
lunch was served.
Mr.. Lewis Bush has moved into
Mrs. John Colbert's bungalow on Lin
coin avenue.
DR.. H. Lake Gilmour has been at
tending the Shriners' Convention in
California.
The scholars of the Wenonah pub
lie school who were on the roll of
honor for the month of April are as
follows: First Grade, Lizzie Vented,
William Stephenson, and Rebecca
Brown; Second Grade, James Gage,
Catherine Ekey; Third Grade, Ethel
Budden; Fourth Grade, Harris Coles,
Clifford Ekey; Fifth Grade, Ann Me-
horter, Evelyn Chase, Florence Titus,
John Beckett, Howard Mattson, Eve
lyn Davis, Blanche Phillips, Claire
Poff, and Herbert Titus; Sixth Grade,
James Carey, Elizabeth Ekey, Pauline
Gilmour, Anna Drummer, Meade Glad
ding, Dorothy Ekey and Grace Mehor
ter; Seventh Grave, Louise Sargent,
Anna Krayer, Doris Avis, Hanley
Beckett, Richard Stockton, Louis
Drummer and Niles Poff; Eighth
Grade, Marion Charles, Knollin Cox,
Harold Urian, Herbert Clark, Ruth
Avis, Franklin Davis and Hugh Me
horter.
Capt. A. B. Miller, aged SO years,
and husband of Josephine Miller, died
at his home on Monroe ave. on Mon
day at 2 p. m. His funeral took
place at his late residence at 1.3O
o'clock to-day (Thursday).
An organ recital will be given in
the M. E. Church on Thursday even
ing, May 2S.
Miss Mamie Knight has been spend
ing some time in Caldwell, N. J..
The Presby terian Brotherhood will
give a banquet on Thursday evening,
May 23rd. They promise good sup
per and good speakers.
Mr. Edward Pyle will not occupy
his bungalow this sumer but has
rented it to parties from Phila.
Mrs. Palmer Finch is enjoying her
self at Baltimore and Washington.
Mr.. VanMeter is getting along very
nicely. The break in his leg was
clean one and the bone is knitting
we'll.
Mrs. Joseph Lewis has the most
beautiful lilac bushes in town, and
has been remembering her sick
friends and the hospitals by sending
them punches of the same.
Mr.. Curtis Davis, the sexton of the
M. e. Church was remembered by
generous donation recently, and de-
sires to thank his friends very much
for the same.
Rev. and Mrs. Lawrenson Correll
have been spending few days in
Baltimore.
The Wenonah Field Club has or
ganized an amateur ball team and
would like to hear from similar teams
in Gloucester County. At the meeting
held Friday evening Mr.. Edmund
Howell was elected business manager,
and William Newcomb, field manager
Mrs. Thomas Mulvey entertained
the Auction Bridge Club Monday
evening.
Don't forget the Gloucester County
Poultry Association meeting in the
fire house this evening Thursday
at o'clock.
Mr.. Samuel Parker spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. Emeline Wright
at Mickelton.
The parties who bought Mr.. j.
Shows house on Cherry street NOV
ed in last Saturday.
Cherry street now has a different
appearance as the graders are hard
at work and will soon have it
completed. This part of the town is
greatly improved and will soon be
one of the prettiest parts too.
MICKLETON
Our schools will close next week !.