The Penn's Grove record., 1905-05-26
Pedricktown PenciIings.

NAlOO lAlN AAouiPOOH, VI pWSdCSUOlO3
is visiting her grandparents Chas. P.
Hampton and wife.
Mrs. Fannie Holton is visiting In
SWedesboro.
Mrs. Harvey Justice is spending m
time with her daughter i'll Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry Green and daughter are
visiting her parents in Ashland.
Roger Pedrick has moved from PENIS
Grove into VIM. +. Hunts house oppos-
lite the school house.
Thos. Lane is very i'll. Mrs. Lane and
their daughter Irene are also sick.
Thomas Kelly spent Sunday i'll Salem.
Benz. w. Cheesman is critically i'll
with acute gastritis.
Mrs. William Braker and children of
Penn's Grove spent Sunday at the home
of Isaac Pedrick.
Mrs. G. Tull who has been spending
sometime with her son Fred Tull re-
turned to her home i'll Reliance, Md. last
week. Mr.. Tull accompanied his mother
home.
Harrison Holton and wife spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Jere Long in
PENIS Grove.
John d. Norton wife and daughter, of
Bridgeport, spent Sunday at the home of
VIM. X. Hunt.
Miss Anna Somers, of Camden, has
been spending a few days with Miss
Hannah Somers.
Chas. SwaverIy wife and children spent
part of this week in Atlantic City. Miss
Anna Swaverly is spending sometime
there.
VIM. Swayerly is visiting his grand
parents in Clarksboro.
Samuel b. Holton and wife, of Swedes-
boro, spent Sunday at the home of Ii. H.
Holton.
Harry NJ. Green spent Sunday in Ash
land.
Bowman's travelling troupe has pitch
ed their tents Oh the old Hester Thomp-
son property and are giving nightly per-
formances.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lynn have remov-
ed from Castle Haynes to Wilmington,
N. c., Wherein. Lynn is engaged in con-
tracing.
Miss Anna Synder, Of Trenton, spent
Sunday at home.
Mrs. Samuel Doughten is visiting her
son in Auburn.
A great number of Italians have come
from the city this week to engage in straw
berry picking
Mrs. Lewis Bassett, of Philadelphia,
has been spending two weeks with Mrs.
Lucinda Dawson.
A number Of Epworthians from this
place attended the Epworth League Rally
held in Emmanuel church Penn's Grove
on Tuesday evening. On Wednesday
evening the first quarterly conference
was held in the church; the new presid-
ing elder Rev. James Moore, d. d. vas
present. Next Sunday morning the pas
Tor S. X. Moore will preach a memorial
m Subject ''No discharge" In the
evening the EpWorth League will observe
their 10th anniversary with an appropri-
ate program and special music. The nj.
E. Sunday School is preparing the spec
ial service Comrades OF the Cross for
Children's Day.
Mrs. P. z. Sweeten and children spent
part OF this week in Greenwich.
I, The Epworth League will hold a Rally
in the Church Tuesday night, June 5th.
DIR. H. Il. Johnson has been distribut-
ing calenders among his friends this week
for the Prudential Insurance Company
for the present year.
Mrs. S. K. Moore and daughter Inez,
Mrs. Edward Justice, Mrs. +. w. Holton
and daughter spent Thursday with R. d.
Mitchell and wife in Paulsboro.
Rev. j. H. Boyd, of PENIS Grove,
spent Wednesday at the M. E. Parsonage.
SCHOOL REPORT.
The Pedricktown Public School closed
Friday, May 18th. The following is a re-
port OF the years work. Misses Mary B.
Cawley and Emma HI. StrimpIe, Third
Grade Teachers Certificates; Miss Myrtle
II. Gaventa, Third Grade Teachers
Certificate and several subjects in the
Second Grade; Miss Gaventa's general
average in the Third Grade is the highest
that has been attained by any candidate
OF her age, during the incumbency of the
present County Supt., Mr.. j. A. Went
zell.
Graduates in the Salem Co. High
School Course-Mary IA. Hurff and Flor
ence b. Risner, the former having COM
pleted the course in two years. The
class colors are N. green and white; flow
err. the lily; motto, knowledge is empty
| without character" Nellie w. Dilks has
! completed two and one-half years of the
course. Seals in same-Brantley Jordan,
Ethel Snyder, Give Layton, Nelson Ii
tus, Austin Titus, Deborah Justice and
Addie Cooper.
Grammar Grade Diplomas-Deborah
Justice and Addie Cooper; seals, Lizzie
Swaverly and Orville Parker.
Primary Certifcates-Hattie Jordan,
Erwin Cunard, Alfred Sparks, Norman
Bright, Joseph Henderson, Wallace
Strimple and Earl Gibson.
During the year a new book case was
purchased and the library now contains
one hundred and two volumes, among
which are books for all grades.