MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES, GLOUCESTER COUNTY, NEW JERSEY

Copyright (c) 2002 by Susan Winters (Flsu40@aol.com).

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PITMAN TRIO PLAYS AT COLLEGE ASSEMBLY

An hour of music will be enjoyed at the Glassboro Teachers College on Thursday morning, jan 18
at 10:30.  Mrs Dorothy Willis Carey, Mrs J.W. Carey and Mr Harold Woomer, all of Pitman, have
prepared a program of operatic selctions which they will present as a string ensemble.  in
addition, Mr William Irwin, of Camden, a freshman student at the college, will play two trumpet
solos.

Mrs. Carey is a graduate  of the Glassboro institution and Mr Carey is Instructor of Industrial
arts at the College.  Mr Woomer is well know in local music circles.

SORORITY MEETING

Miss Edith Bricker was hostess to the members of the Kappa Beta Gamma Sorority at her home
Monday evening.  The following were presend:  Viola Hilderbrand, Betty Jane Crane, Hazel
Schneeman, Winifre Hildebrand, Jean Turner, Gladys Heritage.  A new member, Minerva Hildebrand
was admitted to theh club.  The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Betty jane Crane
Monday  evening, Jan 29.

SEWING CIRCLE TO HOLD COVERED DISH LUNCHEON

The members of the Presbyterian Sewing Circle will have a covered dish luncheon at the home of
Mrs Martha nelson on North Delse Drive on Thursday, Jan 25 at 1 o'clock.

ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE

Mrs Almarine Woodruff entertained the following guest at bridge on Monday evening.  Mrs. D.L.
Silver, Mrs. Edson Fitch, Mrs Harold Leddon, Mrs Carlton Brown,. Mrs Mulford Crane, Mrs Chester
Steelman and Miss Katherine Smith of Woodbury.

BIRTHS

A son arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Peter Sandelier, of Maple Street on Sunday.

A son was born to Mrs and Mrs Cloyd Henderson at the Underwood Hospital, last Wednesday
evening.  Mrs henderson is the former Alice Downs.

Mr and Mrs Joseph Mitchell announce the birth of a daughter at home on E. High Stree on
Thursday

PENNSGROVE TOPS CLAYTON....from "The Spectator"

On Tuesday night, Clayton suffered it's first setback at the hands of Pennsgrove High School at
the latter's cout, 29-17.

Pensgrove led throughout, overpowering the Highwayman in every period with the exception of the
second quarter.  The "Riverman" led at the half, 11-10 and at the three quarter mark, 18-15.
Eleven points in the final perdiod matched with Clayton's two, finished the defeat.

This game broke a string of five consecutive vbictories for the Highwaymen.  They had won over
Alumni, St James, Woodstown, Glassboro and Pitman.

Frannie Stout lef the offense for Pennsgrove with four field goals and one penalty cast for a
total of nine counter.  Don Wanner led the losers with two field goals for a total of four
markers.

The Clayton JV team, however won over the Pennsgrove "seconds" by the score of 18-16.

Claytons next game is with Salem at Salem on Friday evening.



Susan Susan Winters