The Penn's Grove record., 1921-07-29
w. c. t. L.. MID SUMNER RALLY
At WOOdstOwn

Beautifully decorated with flags,
bunting and white ribbon bows were
the fine old grounds of Friends Meet
ing House, Woodstown, on the 10Th
instant, in the year of our Lord, 1921,
when the United Ribboners of Salem
County gathered for their first Mid
Summer Rally.
"Welcome. w. c. T. IT, vas an
imposing banner stretched across the
entrance.
This banner. by~-the-way, was the
gift of u good friend and brother,
the late f. s. Fogg, Esq, lifetime
member and Secretary of the indie
pendent Order of Good TempLars OF
New Jersey, and long time Mayor OF
WOOdstOWn. who would allow no loi-
eign fakirs or caTnivals to enter the
Borough limits to steal away the
morals and money of his people, one
of the most loyal and devoted friends
of the W. c. T. U. and of prohibition
that ever lived in the State, who CON
stantly helped the organization with
legal advice and secured the names OF
the signevs Of the various hotels OF
the County. but would never charge
any fee for the service.
Upon the lower corner of this ban
e which will be a cherished memorial
to his memory for all time, Is the data:
presented by E. S. Fogg, 1911 at
the time our splendid W. c. I. vi
State Convention with its splendid
women from all over New Jersey was
held in WoodstoWn, when Brother
Fogg" was u genial royal host, ably
assisted by Mr.. f. w. HUMPHREYS and
others.
state President Miss Esther H, Ell
freth, of Haddonfeld, was present all
day. giving of her valuable stock OF
information along acknowledgements
lines and of her fine ability as a Chris
tan leader of the New Jersey organi-
cation. Miss Elfreth spoke IN high
appreciation of ACKNOWLEDGMENT Jenny
Van Ness. author of the Van Ness en-
forcement law of the State. -.
Mrs. Van Ness is the daughter OF
= Western White Ribboner and is true
to the 0 + to the things that make for
righteousness. She is to be one OF
the evening speakers at the New Jer-
sew w. C. T. U. State Convention
which will be held at Ocean City in
October. as is Federal Prohibition
Commissioner Haynes, who hales from
Hillsboro. Ohio, the birthplace of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
of Crusade Days-1873-74. Delegates
to Ocean City are expected from every
local Union in the State, especially
from the Unions of Salem County and
all South Jersey, so neal to the seat
of Convention.
True to her trust, County Musical
Director Mrs. Emma T. Wiley, of Sa-
lem, was promptly at hef post ieaqllE
in the various musical numbers WIIc4
so added to the Joy ana harmony VI
the days program.
The whole plant OF flehdIy dcuN-
ties was open 10 lhe I~leJsa ' M
OF tie honofed guests OF ne 9@y' ny
big, amy, comfortably 1ufhlsngq a.
sembtE room OF the MeetIhg Ilo4SS
proper where t1e exercises 4sse I.sIo'
the anneN Mlth Us s~uOsl4iitia ieiHl;L
mgs OF chaiIs. 5a0Lesi oI5Le9' ese} @i. 4Ia
were moved OUT on tne lawn aiRiei lHs
trees altogether naHlng NeI hi q s"a"
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opening OIL song ana pLa|eL' 9iiSS 'm,l"
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mofaoie DAYS IN a Lcoal, 9- T -.,"ae,
so laIehSGlI interesting 9lla9 y Iul
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County treasurer o. 2'IT-Ll; snor''' +bo
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