The Penn's Grove record., 1921-09-09
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thorns in the pathway of life. There
Is nothing so productive of good and
lasting results as kindness, and there
is nothing so wanton and cruel as I'M
+ kindness. Judge Hugh r. Stewart,
Chicago.
In 1920 the people of the United
States spent for Injuries S22, 00,O00,-
900, more than twenty-five times as
much as was spent for the whole edu-
cational program of the nation. Of
this immense sum devoted to the pur-
chase Of non-essentials, $500, 100000
went for cigarettes, S510,000,000 for
cigars, and $500, 900 for tobacco
and snuff, an immense sum to be eX-
pended for materials to be lost in
smoke.
The annual election of officers of
the Woodstown w. c. 7. L. will be
held in their headquarters, in the
Sunshine Room, Humphreys building,
September q, at 3 o'clock, standard
time. Every individual member of
the Union who is physically able to
attend is herewith reminded that she
is a very important part of the local,
County. State, National and worlds
organization. and is not only cor
daily urged, hut is certainly expected
to be in attendance at that time.
M. and Mrs. w. E. Humphreys, of
Hollywood. California, in sending their
annual dues to the WoodstoWn Union,
enclosed the following interesting clip
ping:
Chamber Of Commerce EnteTtainS
w. {. T. 1.-THE Chamber of Com
5000 ~ -- N,,,1a- r-,.40,I,rr y,ro
vided an automobile ride about the
city and nearby territory for the re-
Gently arrived delegates from the Ma
tional w. c. T. I. Convention at San
Francisco. The forty-tWo delegates
in the company were enthusiastic in
their appreciation Of the courtesy.
Mrs. Ida Eerrick. q National lecturer
and organlZcr. SAID She intends to pre-
pare a thiEty-miHute address, a Ten
derfoot i'm California; which will PIE
cede her regular lectures. and in which
She will describe the beauties of the
trip She took yesterday.
Among the prominent speakers who
will take part in a program today at
Lincoln Park, under the auspices of
the State W. G. T. T., are Mrs. Flor
ence L. Richard. of Ohio; Mrs. Nellie
Burger. o. Missouri; Mrs. billiard, of
Georgia; Mrs. Culla J. Nayinger, of
Indiana, and representatives from
other States.
The thirty-ffth annual Convention
of the Salem County w. C. T. L. will
be held in the NJ. f. Church, Elmer,
Thursday, September %. The State
President. Miss Esther H. Elfreth, of
Haddonfeld. will be present through
out the day and give freely of her
wide-aWake State President can give.
Fuller particulars will be given in the
Salem County papers, by the courtesy
of III newspaper men (and women),
as Well-laid plans develop.
Harding as seen by NorthcIife-
1T is seldom that a great publisher
undertakes to himself interview
a celebrity. much less personally
write up an audience. Such work falls
to the lot of special writer's or repor-
tiers. Niscount Northcliffe, noted
British publisher, was an exception to
the rule during his recent visit to this
country. He cabIed his London news
paper a pen impression Of President
Harding d he saw him during an hour
and a half at the White House.
"PrObably the most physically at
tractive mar in the long list of presi-
dents,' was the way he sized up our
chief executive. adding; HE Is very
definitely his W master and not the
man Of any section or c~oterie; no
pose, Of atTectation of simplicity, for he
is simplicity with out a~tfectation."
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