Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-25
GRENLOCH.

Mrs. William Beetle is on the sick
list, with Dr. Smith in attendance.
The first of series of lectures on
the life of Paul by the Rev. w. H.
Leslie, was held on, last Wednesday
eyening in the First Presbyterial
Church. Mr. James Hamilton, a
home missionary OF the u. S. spoke
at the prayer meeting last night. Mr.
Hamilton is a pioneer in the far West
and organized Sunday schools among
the homesteaders in the far West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones were
visiting relatives in Elmer Sunday.
The Rev. VIM. H. Leslie, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church, took
for his three subjects on last Sunday
morning: 'The Boy Jesus" and
Traps" evening, Wells of Saliva
tion." The latter subject is a five
minute sermon for the children, which
will continue on each Sunday morning
hereafter, and will be as practical to.
the grown-ups as we'll. The themes
for next Sunday will be: morning,
"Enoch Walking with Cod" childrens
sermon, Apples" evening, Our
| Greatest Grandmother
Mr.. Oshen Ulescott, formerly of
| lAlmonesson, moved on the farm own
ed by Mr., Roscoe Bateman, formerly
the Benjamin Bachelor FARM About
thirty were along to help them settle
in their new home, from the neigh
boring vicinity.
The Mems Bible Glass held their
regular monthly business and socia,
meeting on last Friday evening. 1t
was an affair of every fellow make his
own program, which was grand sue
/ cess.
At meeting OF the teachers and
officers of the First Presbyterian
Sunday school, on last Thursday even
i ing, it was voted to make move to
! increase the membership of the posk
ct testament league to two hundred.
| Mr.. Stewart Porch was elected to the
1 position of assistant secretary, and
/ the position of assistant librarian, for
merly held by him, was voted to be
filled by Miss jeanette Starkey Nh.
~. P. Cranston was elected to fill the
position of chairman of the Flower
committee, formerly held 9y Mr.. Lee
land Willis.
Mr.. Thomas Williams has been
! quite y for the past week.
The c. e. prayer meeting was held
on last. Sunday evening at O'clock
and was led by the pastor. Mr.. leslie.
The topic was Worth While Alnbi-
tions." John 17:20-24; Romans S:1S-
III.
Mr.. E. F. Shrema1s, .Ir., has re
| signed his position as teacher CT the
Grenlooh Terrace public school, and
has accepted position with Kandle
Bros, of Pitman He gives his rea-
sons for resigning that he must do his
own janitor work, and has about fifty
| pupils, from the lowest 10 the highest
| grades in the grammar school to
teach, and is receiving very low
salary. It seems strange that the
] schools in the rest of the township
do not have such trouble. There
seems to have been something wrong
with this school ever since it was
| built. Now that things have been
running smoothly under the guidance
of Mr. Sherman, something comes up
all at once. Whose fault is it?n
Beginning with next Sabbath even
ing, the pastor of the First Presby-
terian Church will preach from the
following subjects neach Sabbath
evening: Our Creates Grandmother, .
An Old-Time Beauty, Whose Roman
tic Marriage Turned Out Wrong" "A
Beautiful Maiden Not Easily Non,'
"a Gifted Lady Who Never Changed
Her Name, s'The Mother of a Great
Man. A Heather Woman Who Took
Advantage of the Jewish Leap Year, :"
A Charming Jewess Who Aimed at
the Throne of Heather Kinc."
Messrs. Charles Cresson and Clar-
ence Beetle Joined the Moose at Wood
bury on last Monday night.
The Y. NJ. C. A. held a social in
| the basement of the First Prasbyter-
ian Church on last Saturday evening
Twenty-eight young folks of both
sexes were. present to enjoy the festi-
vities. The evening was spent in
playing games and chatting, after
which refreshments were. served.
Mr.. Harvey Stiles has sold his pool
table to Mr.. Elijah Watson.
Mrs. Charles Klett is seriously i'll
at this writing, and is not expected to
recover. DR.. Smith, of Blackwood,
is in attendance
Messrs. Herbert Morgan and Fred :.
Wescott are going into the commission
business on the 1st of February in
Philadelphia.
i VT0TENT DEATHS