Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-05-30
GRENLOCH


motor to Marlton to-day and then
hike to Camp Kenilworth, where
fishing, boating, swimming, baseball
and playground bali and all kinds
of games are in activity The camp is
open to all, especially parties from
Sunday schools, High schools, Gram
mar schools. Boy Scouts, Y. M. C..
a.. IS, etc.
Mr.. David Burdsall has resigned
his position with Bateman Manufac-
turing Co., as foreman of the Sprayer
department, and has accepted a po-
sition with the International Har-
yester Co.
MIR. Fl. H. Gurley spent several
days in New York State last week
on business for the Bateman Mfg.
Co.
The May party which was held last
Saturday afternoon was a grand sue
cess in every way and the partic-
ipants included the Beginners, Pri-
mary, Junior, and Cradle Roll de-
partments of the Sunday School.
After the parade various kinds of
amusements were enjoyed by the little
folks.
The Grenloch Field Club defeat
ed the Rois A. C. of Philadelphia on
last Saturday to the tune of Is to 10 /.
The game being long drawn out was
uninteresting. Porch starred for Gren
loch at bat.
Mrs. George Uleikusat and daughter
Emily and son George, of Philadel-
f1s1xr s,& 10, g
Mr. and Mrs. H. G "A. Smith.
Miss Amanda Macelroy and Miss
Lillian Drummer of New York City,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mand Drummer. Miss Drummer is
spending a week in the town
The Rev. w. H. Leslie took
for his subjects on last Sunday, the
following: Morning, Our Need and
Its Supply The Junior sermon was
given in the Sunday School, in
place of the missionary story. The
theme was sWayside Weeds and Gar
den Flowers Evening, "Shibbo-
leth.' On next Lords day his themes
will be: Morning, The Wireless
Message Children's sermon, "a
Looking Glass Evening, Called to
Kingdom"
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kingston en-
tertained Misses Emma Spaeth, Mary,
Urwiler, and Miss Laura Burgess on
Sunday.
Mr. Charles Theis- spent Sunday
with his parents Mr. and Mrs Angus
tus Theis at Bunker Hill
Mr.. William Anderson and B. F.
Eby viewed the Boston game
from the bleachers' pavilion, on Sat-
urday After the game they spent the
evening with friends in Bristol, Pa.
yhpIseetna Meth. w noC rgafo, siiiiiis
On Friday evening, June 18th, from
5 to 8 P NJ, a social will be held
in the church for the boys and girls
of church, Sabbath school and COM
immunity. Supper is to be served in
the church and it is planned to make
the whole affair memorable one.
Mr. d. S. Bateman is having an adj
dition to his home erected
Mr.. Clarence Macdonald of Glou-
cester, spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs William Macdonald.
S. G.. E. on last Sunday evening. The
topic was Missionary Progress in
Asia -
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beetle enter
tanned relatives from Mt. Ephraim on
Sunday
The Grenloch Y. M. C. A. were given
the second drubbing of the season last
Saturday afternoon at Merchantville,
by the local Y. NJ G. A. team of that
town, by the score of Is to 2.
Mr.. George Kingston has recently
been operated on for a tumor on his
eye, at the Wills Eye Hospital
Mr. and Mrs R. A. Zimmerman, of
Philadelphia, spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H . MARBLE
The Rev. W. H. Leslie spoke on
.Paul's Letters" last night, at prayer
The Fourth Annual Athletic Meet of
the Camden. County Young Mems
Christian Association will be held at
knights Park, Collingswood, on Sat
urday, June Sth, 1912, at 2 o'clock p.
NJ. There will be five regular events
and seven special events. The prizes
will consist of the Henry D. Moore
cup held by Haddonfield
for the past year. A silver shield,
on a wood background, will
he awarded to the Association win
ming the championship of their weight
class; also a shield will be given to
the team winning each relay race. A
silver medal wild be awarded to the
champion
Buttons will be awarded everyone
making the SO per cent. badge stand
ard.