The Penn's Grove record., 1921-11-04
Illustrated Lecture

A lecture on South America VIII
be given under the auspices OF the
Best Interests Committee by the Rev.
F. J. Peters, of Penns Grove, IN
Friends Meeting House, WoodstoWn,
on Thursday evening, November 10,
1921; silver offering at the door. Mr..
Peters will be delightfully."- aided In
the evenings entertainment by Mrs.
Peters, who will sing a number of Sc
l%ections. Sitting beside Mrs. Peters
in the Salem County delegation at the
recent State w. c. I. L. Convention,
held in Ocean City, after h had
sung a solo with great sweetness ana
expression, the question was asked OF
her. "How did you learn to sing so
beautifully? Her reverent reply
was. 81 think it is a gift of God" to
which she presently added, " ana theni
| spent a year studying in Europe.
Bear November 10th in mind, here
fore, and be sure to attend this lee.
ture of picture and melody in Friends
Meeting House, 7.45 o'clock. There
will be room for all and everybody Will
be welcome.
The fabrics or their close relatives
had been at work again in the bright
Sunshine Room where the monthly
w. C. T. L. meeting of the Woods
town Union was held on the 10Th UT,
the fourth Wednesday of the month
For here were bouquets of the loVellest
cosmos and roses in all their frag-
rance and delicate colorlngs placed on
the secretary's and presidents table
and on the organ, the gaVel beside the
Bible ready for the opening services,
and the fire cracking it's welcome OF
warmth and good cheer in the little
heater. Of course the members nave
an idea who this good fairy is, and a
note of loving appreciation was direct
ed sent to her. May her tribe" m
crease, and more and more members
feel drawn to attnd thee meetings OIL
vital interest and ~far-reachlng 1nfu-
ence in our community. After the
opening services of song and praise
the tr~easurer's report was called Tor,
showing that one regular member
had paid her dues and memorial dues
for her blessed mother who was one
of the organizers of the work OF the
organization, in her town and County,
and one honorary member had pald
for this new year; five cents per
member (additional) had been sent to
the country treasury as directed at
the County Convention at Elmer, and
a balance in bank of 1929. Reports
of work of Flower Mission and dis
tribution of literature were gwen
and of a meeting held in Borough
Hall in the interest of Limitation OF
Armament. The delegates who attend
the Ocean City Convention then
gave brief verbal reports of that
gathering, wherein the power OF
was so vitality stressed as De-
ing all-important in the true progress
of the work and its influence upon
the minds of men. Even the Governor
of the State, in all his anarchistic an,
taponism to the religious laws of God
and a was prayed for, with the
thought that he, like Paul on his way
10 Damascus, might be confronted by
the Lord of Hosts and brought to a
realization of his p%erfidity.
w. C. T. U. Investigation Blocked
At a recent meeting of the State
Executive Committee of the Southern
California w. C. T. u, the SANITARY
of America" organized for
of "modifying the Volstead
Act" which has been doing, a very
lively business soliciting funds for its
was thoroughly discussed.
md after the practical fashion of
White ribbon workers, a committee
or investigation was appointed. 1T
yent blitheiy at its task, but at the
outset its efforts were blocked
or when it attempted to gain an in
erview with two of the three officers
# the League" they We're found to
70 in Jail on a charge of securing
money under false ~pretenses.
Pro-liouor papers please copy.
Voodstown, II mo. 1, 1921. Ruth.