Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-06-13
ArICKLETON

MCKLETON
Edgar Haines shipped 1900 punches
of beets one day last week and as
many more this week. The prices
are good.
City, has been spending some time
with the home folks and attending
festivities at Swarthmore College.
We are glad to report that the fes-
tival under the auspices of the Ger
man Evangelical Young Peoples So
ciety was a financial success. ~
quarts of ice cream we're sold.
Elizabeth l.. Duell recently enter
tanned her nieces, Elsie Moore and
Marion Tonkin, of Mullica Hill.
We are delighted to report that all
our eighth grade pupils passed the
recent examinations. This is GER
tainly an evidence of conscientious
work on the part of both pupils and
teachers. Miss Lippincott's death
last. Fall, necessitated change of
teachers during the term which plac-
ed both teacher and pupils at a disad-
vantage. The following received
certificates: James Dawson, Elwood
rington, Jennie Herder, Verna War
rington and Jessie Owen.
Laura Lippincott Pancoast of Woods
town, has been visiting friends in our
village. Mrs. Pancoast's son Will
lard is taking a course in Engineer
ing at Swarthmore College, and will
be in next years graduating class.
Mother and son will spend the sum-
mer together at NicetoWn, where
Willard has a position in the steel
works.
James Engle, of Cleveland, recent
4ly spent two days with his wife and
children.
There will be festival under the
auspices of the Grange in the grove
at the school house on Saturday aft
ternoon and evening, the 18th. Sup
per will be served. Proceeds to be
used in charging the hall. A festival
in this place is an unprecedented
event and will undoubtedly be we'll
patronized, as all are interested in
this improvement.
William c. Coles and wife and son
William and David Lippincott and
wife, all of Moorestown, attended
Il
ninth. William G. and Mary Coles,
and Martha Lippincott all gave help
full talks.
The next meeting of the Womanis
Christian Temperance Union will be
held in the Baptist Church at Mt.
Royal, on Wednesday afternoon, the
18th, at three o'clock All interested
are cordially invited.
Saturday was an ideal day for the
Children's exercises and all were at
their best. Laurel, ferns and roses
were artistically used in decorating.
The following program was rendered:
Song, "Children's Day; Angels in
Disguise" Little Things Lizzie
Fink; Whats a Boy Fit for?' Clark
Haines; Children's Day exercises, IL
children; Jacks Peace Sermon"
Clara Sailor; Little Penelope's Sew
ing Frances Carter; The Children's
Garden, II boys and girls; Song,
''Festal Chimes Are Pealing;;' June
Time Gertrude Dawson; Two Ros-
es," Rose Fink; Music, Caddie Thomp-
son; Wonder Why Doris Hendrick
son and Lois Heritage; Daisy Exer-
else, A girls; The Modest Violet" AL
,berta Heritage; A Dreadful Mis-
take Lois Heritage; Fancy Ribbon
March, IL girls; Song, Down by the
Old Mill Stream Lizzie Doerrmann;
u Wonder Why Hazel Green; Keep
Hoping and Praying" Christiana
Nolte; "A Cheerful Giver,' Eva
Schakman; Closing Song, Feast of
Gladness
Aaron Somers and wife entertained
their son, Richard and family on the
ninth. Lieutenant Somers is now
stationed at FIT. Aston, near Boston.
Howard Rulon cut his alfalfa on
May 25th. On June 9th stalk of
the second growth was plucked that
measured seventeen and one-half
inches.