Bridgeton pioneer., 1917-06-28


Holiness Association, was quite we'll
attended. Rev. H. L. Burkett, of Trim
ity Church, Millville, who is the
President of the Association, presid-
ed over the meeting during the day.
4. c.. Snyder, of Pitman, preached
the morning sermon. Miss Clara
Boyd of Pitman, was the afternoon
speaker, and Rev. ]. w. Veale, of
Port Republic, a former Pastor Of
the church, preached in the evening,
Each preaching service was preceded
by prayer or testimony meeting.
Quite number from out of town
attended the meeting, there being one
or more representatives from each Of
the following places: Bridgeton, Mill
vile, Port Norris, Heislerviile Maur-
icetown, Port Elizabeth, Port Repub-
lie, Pitman and Erma. Lunch and
supper were served at the parsonage
for the out of town visitors.
Miss Jennie Bateman. of Philadel-
pbia, has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bateman.
Miss Gladys Bateman spent Tnurs-
day morning in Bridgeton.
Miss Marie Blizzard of Philadelphia,
mas been spending a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Biz
zard.
Miss Mary Ts Brineshul's enter
tained the members of the c. F.. G..
Cub at her home on Thursday eve-
ming. The members of the Club are
Misses Dorothy Ba.eman, Helen Jen-
kins, Gladys Bat ,man, Eva pavnter.
Marguerite John and Mary Brine
scLlts.
Rev. and Mrs. L. S. Moore have
teen entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. II.
saults and daughter I.yGa, OF Erma,
In company VITA tneir guests they
spent Friday at Fortescue.
Mrs. A. Myers entertained her sis.
Ter and a party of friends f1om Port
Republic over Thursday night.
Rev. Elmer Hall attended Ban.
tst gathering at Roadstown on
Thursday.
Mrs. Ackley Elmer, who has been
III at Bridgeton Hospital, has recoy-
cred sufficiently to be brought tn tbe
heme of ner parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. G..
Eldredge.
'he strawberry picking season is
so29t over in ;1is vicinity. Nest of
tee Italians have departed.
Cedarville, June 24.-Mr. Joe Riley,
together with Mrs. Riley, gave his
annual treat to a large number of
children, recently, by taking a large
hay rack full to his farm at the south
end of the village. The occasion was
also in honor of Mr.. Riley's birthday.
The children had a most deligntfn1
day. There were tree rope swings
on the limbs of the large apple tree.
whic were kept in motion most of the
time. In the afternoon the company
was Joined by Mrs. Otto Harmon, Mrs.
Lena Quadling, Mrs. Hattie Jenkins
and Miss Matilda Bateman, Miss Bate
man took picture of the children
before the return home. The children
in the party were Esther Brineshults
Ruth Brineshults, Gladys Starkev.
Marguerite Johnson, Eva PAINTER.
Evelyn Campbell, Evelyn Quadling
Mary Paynter, Mary Buckaloo. Alme-
da Cook, Margaret McWilliams, Hazel
schallck, Ida Vandever, Elizabeth
Johnson, Elmer Johnson, Lawrence
Johnson, Russell Newcomb, Paul Burt
Bruce Behney, Paul Behney, George
Behney, Alvin Elmer, Billie Leach
Robert Lore, Helen Moncrief. Pear.
Leach, Matte Leach and Alma Rate
man.
Mrs. Emma Louer and three chill
uren, John, Paul and Grace. are
spending some time at Fortescue.
Miss Emily Harris has returned to
ner nome IN Pltman after having been
the guest of Miss Mary c. Richmond
for few days
Mrs. Eva Evan entertained her
father from Bridgeton over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Duffield spent
Saturday afternoon in Bridgeton pur-
chasing a new automobile.
Mrs. William Hinson and daughter
Miss Mildred Foster, have returned
to their home in Mauricetown after
visit to Mrs. Hinsons sister, Mrs.
Harry c. Lincenberg.
Mrs. Mary Cook, Charles Cook, AL
media Cook, H. B. Campbell and Mr..
ana Mrs Harold MuJford cpont C,,n