The Penn's Grove record., 1908-03-06
Penn Grove Record
FRIDAY, MARCH 6 1908.
A Surprise

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ends Saturday evening, Feb, 10Th, at
Beir home 1904 North 3Oth Street, Phila-
blphia, Pa, the occasion being the 10th
irthday party of their son, John W. F.
Jeln leil G toln bruary 10Th this
as his third birthday anniversary, as
poo was not a leap year.
He was assisted in receiving by Miss
dina Charles, of Wilmington, Del. The
Eening was pleasantly spent in games
I'D music, both instrumental and vocal.
n elaborate banquet was spread for the
ccasion, the decorations being in pink
Id green. Those presents were: Miss
Harriet Graham, Eugene Laubach,
ouise Swoboda, Annie and Lena Chin
ow, Lottie Gummel, Matte Kohl, Mary
lood, Jennie Daily, Edna and Lillian
mith, Mildred Biddle, Esther Frickie,
orine Kahn, Kathryn Rowen, May
Rankin, Nellie Mooney, Helen Triple
lay Titus, Sara Werle; Messrs. Leonard
suers, Cecil Cobbitt, Charles Young,
10y Rush, Raymond seixas, Geo. Foren-
alt, Jos. Smeck, William Baltz, Thomas
orson, John Maloney, Raymond Dough-
en, Arthur Hertz, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
rtman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Glenn,
ir. and Mrs. John Triple, and Mrs,
rank Kahn all of Philadelphia. Misses
EDNA Charles, of Wilmington, Del;
laude Charles, of Millersville, Pa; Ray
Kidd and Martha Barnart, of PENIS
Grove, N, j., Mrs. Dannaker, Miss Lii
an Dannaker, Mr.. Charles Dannaker
nd Clarence Mooney, of Ridley Park,
a., Norman higgins, Harold and Arthur
Iunyan, Of Camden, n. ]. and Ralph
higgins, OF West Collingswood, N. J.
John was the recipient of many hand
ONE and useful presents among them
eing a gold watch. The guests depart
d at a late hour wishing him many
Apply returns of the day, ONE THERE.
PEDRICKToWN.
March 3-Mr. and Mrs. Thos. l. Holton
re spending a few days in Trenton.
Miss Lucy Reymer will leave in a few
lays for Lincoln, Nebraska, where she
will remain for several months.
Chas. Hendrickson has moved onto
Freeland Sparks farm vacated by Wilson
Justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Holton entertained
It dinner last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs.
freeland Sparks, Mr., and Mrs. Frank
oates, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hortman,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Blockson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Sailor and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bcrk.
Mrs. Perry Fenton and children are
listing in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Isaac Pedrick was pleasantly sur
brised at her home last Saturday evening
Fhe occasion marking a birthday ami
Fersary. About seventy guests were
present.
A mems club has been organized with
The following officers. President Clarence
poughten; Secretary, Clay Smith; Treas
hrer, William Cawley.
Miss Nina Klein, of Salem, visited her
sister Mrs. Harvey Gaventa over Sun
day.
efr: and Mrs. Chas. Keebler and
laughter have been spending a few DAYS
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Whitaker is confined to a
Philadelphia hospital.
While driving in Woodstown last Tues
lay Harvey Hortman's horse ran away
in contact with an iron fence
badly cutting itself about the legs. The
were so severe that Mr.. HOFFMAN
was compelled to leave the horse with
1etinary surgeon Horner.
Samuel Carney, instead of William
Waters, will move on Ebenezer Sparks
near Auburn.
The Logan Tribe OF Red Men observed
heir Sod anniversary III their lodge room
last Friday evening, After a delightful
repast served to the members and their
lamilies, a program Of readings, music
and several addresses was given.
The special song service announced to
held in the Baptist church last Sun
lay evening was postponed ON account
the inclement weather until next Sun
lay evening, March 9Th when an inte-
service is anticipated"
WoODSToWN.
March 3-Mr. and Mrs. J. M. C, Rich
nan were given a surprise party on Mon
by a number of friends and
neighbors. The evening was spent in
various games. Later Henry
Foster gave us some fine violin music
which ended with the Virginia Reel,
refreshments were served and those
present were; Mr.. and Mrs. William B,
French, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. White. Mr..
and Mrs, John Coles, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Foster, Mr.. and Mr.. Levi Prickett. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Borton, Mr.. and Mrs.
ClarFSslitcraft, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaa, Tur-
ne1sQW and Mrs. Edwin Borton. Mrs.
Enoch Fogg, Mrs. Carrie Atkinson, Mrs.
Mary Sickler, Mrs. Sarah Hawthorne, of
Misses Kate Seeker, Myrtle White
Kiger, Annie Broadway, Francis
Name and Sarah Fogg. Mabel Sickler,
Fl~itcraft, Mabel Borton, Ethel Rich
man, Samuel French, Joe Refs and Wal.
ter Turner.
A commercial course was started in the
School on Monday with Estella
Allen, of Philadelphia, as teacher.
Mrs. Sarah Hawthorne, of Elmer. is
visiting Mrs. Clayton Hickman.
Miss Hannah White is visiting at
Mullica Hill,
Harry Turner has accepted a position
with the National Casket Company in
Philadelphia.
Miss Alice Clayton, has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Myra Van Deveer, of Havre
de Grace, Md.
Mrs. Lydia Wright, of Washington, D.
T., is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Cora Weatherby entertained at
cards on Tuesday afternoon.
A number from here attended the we'd
ding o. Miss Martie Avis at Mullica Hall
GU Thursday evening. ROSE.
Watson's Jeffersonian Magazine
Tom Watson's Jefersioniap MAGAZINE for
March is an unusually interesting number.
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