Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-04-11
WII.LIANISTOWN


churches on Sunday under the direc-
field, assisted by three state work
ers. The services will be as follows;
1890 service in both churches, con-
Quoted by state workers; 4 o'clock
mass meeting for men and boys in
the Town Hall; Z 80 union mass meet
ing in the Town Hall.
The Help "a Little Society will hold
their monthly meeting next Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Chris Kleinhenn. All are welcome
Dues for members will be cents a
month; admission for visitors will
be 10c.
Herbert Kleinhenn and wife, OF
Glassboro, spent Sunday and Mon
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chris. Kleinhenn.
The Easter service at the NJ. E..
Church was of very interesting and
impressive character. In connection
with this service the pastor adminis-
tered the holy rite of baptism to
Leah Bodine Drake. The water used
for this service was brought from
the River Jordan by her grand-fath-
twenty five years ago, and has been
used to christen each of his grand
children After which the following
persons were received into the
church: Mrs. Edward Lollo, Elsie
Young, Anna Camp, Harold Krouse
Mrs. Norris, Mr.. Norris, Walter Tay-
lor. Mr. Honkins, Mrs. Honkins
Special Easter music was rendered
by the choir, FOLLOWED by discourse
on Easter, given by the pastor.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union held their regular month
ly meeting at the Presbyterian Manse
Monday evening; the subject was
Medical Temperance. The next
meeting will be at Mrs. William
Tweed's.
/, Union service was held in the M /.
EE. Church Sunday evening at which
ltime the united choirs which consist
Jed of about So voices, rendered the
Hcantata entitled, The Risen King,
which was followed. by ans address by
the Rev. Henry McCool, pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church
Mr. and Mrs. Burning and son
Stewart, of Woodbury., spent a part
of Saturday, Sunday and Monday
with J.. T. Wood and family.
The Loyal Temperance Legion met
in the lecture room of the NJ. E.
Church Saturday afternoon. After a
short Easter program, Mrs. Chris
Kleinhenn, the president gave each
child present half pound box filled
with Easter eggs also six books were
presented to the following children
for faithful attendance: Reba Hill
yard, jeanette Prickett, Carroll
Loughlin, Luther Smith, Grace Stew
enson, Myrtle Tilton.
Walter Tiee has purchased the
John R. Downer property of George
Huber.
The Daughters of Liberty will hold
their tenth anniversary on Friday
evening, April 18th.
Roy Hilyard is spending the Easter
holidays at his home.
George Huber is agent for the
Flanders and E. NJ. F. cars.
The union service at the M. 3
| Church on Sunday evening drew {
well filled house regardless of the
storm
There were present in the Primary
on Sunday 12 girls, Is boys, 2 teach.
ers, 2 officers, visitors. Those al
church were Walter Flexon, Mildred
/, Simmermon, Alice Simmermon, Vir
ginia Loughlin, Alice Evans, Virginia
Bodine, Ward Loughlin, Leah Drake
Evelyn Sharp, John Simmerman.
| The Home Missionary Society me
at the home of Mrs. Charles Rouse
on Wednesday evening.
The Sunshine Society met at til;
home of Mrs Wescott Wednesday af
ternoon.
| The Young Mems Christian Asso
citation met on Monday evening il
their room on Main street.
The first quarterly conference vii
meet in the NJ e. Church Monda.
evening, April 18th, at 7,45.
NEWFIELD
! William NJ. Braddock, Esq. diet
suddenly on Sunday morning last, 0
acute indigestion, aged 73 years. De
ceased was native of England. HI
was a Past Grand in Odd Fellowship
AT the time of his death he was Jus
| tice of the Peace, a member of tht
Board of Education of FRANKLIN
OWuSulp, anu 6uSdSGu III Inc 1tdl %
tate and insurance business. He was
upright in all his dealings and livet
an exemplary life. A widow sur
wives him, who has the sympathy O.
the entire community in this hour o.
her deep aff1iction in the loss of {
devoted husband. He was a consist
ent member Of the Baptist Church
In politics he was Democrat.
Thos A. Johnston, of late resid-
ing in Janvier, has again taken II
his abode in Newfield.
Miss Maude Ober was visiting rel
atives in Newfield recently.
Mrs. S. r.. Bosch and daughter
Elizabeth spent Sunday in Wildwood
Arthur Nightingale went to Phila-
delphia on a business trip Thursday
Robert Ferguson, of Philadelphia
spent the week end with John Fer
guson and family.
Mrs. Alden Beckett was Phila-
delphia shopper Thursday.
Misses Miriam Dalton and Lucy