Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-05-23
EAST GREENWICH

subject OH 0uuudy lifOIutlS ldsSl, "A
Shining Light" the text being found
in Phil. 2 chap. 10th verse, "Ye shine
as lights in the world Among many
good things he said it is universal
disposition for human beings to shine
We find it from the savage up to the
most cultured person. Some people
shine with their wealth, some shine
socially, and others shine politically,
but the text tells us how the Christ
ian may shine; he must shine He
may not he rich nor influential, but
there is a radiance that shines from
his life: 1st, the true Christian shines
by blameless life; End, they shine
by their good works; 3rd, they are a
continuous shining light The en-
vironments of Christian may be
such that the light may be dim, but
yet it is ever burning. Many beau
tiful illustrations made this a most
helpful and inspiring sermon.
Mr.. John w. Grandfield, of Clarks-
boro who has been principal of. the
public school at Wanaful, N. r., the
past three years, has been appointed
Supervising Principal for the coming
year over all the schools in Pompton
Township, Passaic County.
Mrs. Robert Halfpenny and little
daughter and Miss Anna Nelson, of
Philadelphia, were Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gum, of Mt.
Royal
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Murphy, of
Elmer, were visitors at the home of
Mrs. George YanHook on Tuesday.
The members of the Ladies' Aid of
the NJ. b. Church wish to remind
their friends of their strawberry fes-
tival on Saturday evening, May %.
Do not take time to bake cake for the
family for Sunday, but come out and
buy nice home made cake such as
the ladies of the church can bake
All will be welcome
James Hennessy, of Philadelphia,
is spending the week with his friend,
Thomas Borden in Mt Royal.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Humes, and
two childyen, of Bryn Mawr, Pa. were
Sunday guests of Mr.. Humes' broth
er and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Humes, at Mt Royal.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank iShute, near
Clarksboro, were week end guests of
Mr.. Shute's brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Shute, of East Side
Camden
There were six pupils of Mt. Roy
al public school who successfully
passed their examinations in the sew
enth grade. They were: Cyrus Dobbs,
Edith Borden, Rebecca Green, Irma
Armbruster, Josephine Cook and Carl
Schober
Mrs. Henry Friant and sons Stew
art and Harry, of Baltimore, and Miss
Elsie Stewart, of Camden, are visit
ing their sister, Mrs Elmer Kircher,
of Mt. Royal, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Shute attend
ed the sale of the personal property
of Mr.. Shute's sister, the late Su-
sanna Heritage, at Swedesboro, on
Saturday afternoon last.
Mr.. H. G. Green, our enterprising
coal and lumber merchant, is having
a fine cement walk laid all along his
property leading to the station at Mt.
Royal which includes the greater part
of the street. 1t is a great improve
ment over the muddy walk that has
/ been here and the residents of our
village are very grateful for the
the order of the day in our little viii
lage; let the good work go on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Stout, of
| West Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Blensinger, of Mt Royal
motored to Atlantic City in Mr..
Stout's touring car on Sunday last
and had most enjoyable time.
Mrs. Capt. Foulk, of West Phila-
delphia, was a visitor at the home of
her son, Squire James Magill, in Mt.
Royal, on Friday last.
Rev. J. r. Vannatta was called on
to off1ciate at the funeral services of
Sarah j., wife of Mr.. Charles Hart
man, of Washington D. c., ON Thurs
day last, in the Chapel at Eglington
Cemetery:
/ Mr. Hartman is a brother to Mr.
| Sedgewick Hartman, of Mickleton,
and Professor Thomas Hartman, of
| Magnolia, former teacher in Clarks
| boro
| Miss Esther Reeder, of Philadelphia
was an over Sunday visitor with her
friend, Miss Viola Blensinger near
! Mt. Royal
MFR. Lorenzo Duffield has returned
W, lllo itOlllc III 1ldI hSDUiOt SOI1G Wildl
improved from his recent illness, but
, still in weak condition, unable to
attend to his usual duties. His phy-
sician orders a very quiet life if he is
to be able to get around again re-
stored to his usual health
1t lis said that a number of the
leading merchants of Gloucester Co.
! have purchased auto truck delivery
cars and they claim they are far less
expensive than the old style one
/ horse delivery wagon
Corn has taken another raise and
ift is bringing 81 05 per bushel in
IGloucester county towns and poultry
graisers are having a hard time to
Imake any money with eggs at the pres
sent low price.
Mrs. Fred Myers, Jr., of Wood
bury, spent last week with relatives
in Mt Royal
The Temple Travellers, of Philadel-