Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-03-07
EAST GREENWICH.

| ed in righteousness and will hold
+, thine hand and will keep thee and
give thee for covenant of the peo-
pie for light of the Gentiles.' He
said Christian life was called life;
! first, it is God that calls; second, He
has promised to take care of us if we
accept the CALL third, He has called
us for servants Christ is our light
and He asks us to let our light shine
before men that they may see our
good works. 1t was helpful service
| to ALL
| Miss Elsie Steward, of Camden, was
a Sunday guest of her sister, Mrs.
Cyrus w. Brown.
The townhip clerk, Frank A. Shute,
has posted notices in all parts of the
| township that beginning with March
End, for the next thirty days, all dogs
found running at large in East Green
witch township, Gloucester county,
without having muzzleS properly
fastened on so there is no danger of
their coming loose, will be shot, as a
mad dog recently bit several dogs in
Mt. Royal.
| 1t is said that automobile dealers
sons business thus far have exceeded
that of any previous year.
Mr.. George Owen, of Pitman, was
| a Sunday guest of his friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Eldridge in Mt
Royal.
| Mr.. A. F. Hoffman has been con-
fined to the house for some days with
a severe cold.
Mr.. Orville Humes who has been
conducting a grocery store in West
Collingswood, has leased the store
property owned by James Magill, of
Mt. Royal, and moved his store goods
there.
The Epworth League topic for Sun
day evening, March 10th, will be THE
Universal Refuge in Extremity; a
Loving Cod Miss Anna Moore will
lead the meeting; all welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Smith and
! son Walter, of Philadelphia, were over
Sunday visitors at the home of their
cousin, Mrs Charles HILL at Mount
Royal
Several from this community went
to Philadelphia on Wednesday to see
the beautiful play, Ben-Hur at the
Forrest.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Epworth League of the M.
b Church will be held on Wednesday
evening, March 18th. in the basement
of the church; all invited.
The Ladies' Aid of the ME-. Church
met at the home of Mrs. James d.
Hoffman, Sr. All business was trans
acted and a very pleasant social even
ing enjoyed.
Miss Marion Green was an over
Sunday guest last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Lloyd, of Palmyra.
The Edward Mosley property near
Clarksboro, has been sold to gentle
man of Newark. and the family took
possession on Monday last.
At recent sales in Gloucester county
(, corn sold as high as ninety-six cents
bushel but the average price is from
eighty to eighty-five cents. 1t isn't
very strange that automobile dealers
are busy.
Mrs. Bartha Kirby and son Gran
vile, are spending some time with
her father, Mr., A. L. Hogman, at
Clarksboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Davis, of Clarks
boro, have been spending ten DAYS
with their daughter, Mrs. Samuel AL
len, at Irma, Cape May county.
Mr.. ]. Elmer Jackson, of Asbury
Park, a former resident of this com
munity, is suffering from a paralytic
stroke Word has been received that
ne is slowly improving.
The Mohawks base ball club COM
posed of boys of Clarksboro and MT.
Royal, meet every Friday evening in
their new club room in Mt. ROYAL.
Rev. L. F. r. Davis has consented
to be their manager and met with
them on Friday evening of the past
| week. The officers are: President.
| Wilbert Durham; treasurer, Cyrus A.
Dobbs; captain, Harold Eldridge.
They are planning for their summer
| work and with the advice and help of
their manager, they hope to have
many good games and much pleasure
in the ball season that is before them.
Lenten services are being held week
lily in st. Peters Church at Clarks-
boro on Tuesdays and Fridays at 8
p. M, to which all are most cordially
invited.
Mr.. George Pheifer moved his fam
lily to Paulsboro last week to take IN
his work on the D. r. r. branch and
Mr.. George Herzog has moved into
the house vacated by him.
Mrs. Rachel Stewart has been
spending some time with her daughter
Mrs. Elmer Kircher.
There will be series of revival
services in First Baptist Church at
Mt. Royal, starting Thursday even
ing, March 7th Rev. Isaac NJ. Thorn
| son and other good speakers are prom
ised for next weeks meetings. Come
out and hear OF the wonderful love
and promises of God.
Miss Jennie Gould, of Mt. Royal,
spent the week end visiting her friend
/ Miss Fitzgerald, of West Phila.
AS it was Pastor Vannatta's Sun
day evening at the other part of his
charge, Jefferson, the Epworth Lea
que had charge of the Sunday even
/ ing Snl-vicp and 1rf yioa pyac; Il o,,4