The Penn's Grove record., 1911-03-03
PEDRICKTOWN PENCHLING
Interesting Items From Oldmans
Township.

township.
March 1st,- P. P. Sweeten, Fl. Ii.
Holton and Clarence Doughten motored
to Philadelphia on Monday.
Mrs. Susanna Bates attended the birth
day party of her brother, Matthias Chew,
in Williamstown OIL Monday.
The Ladies, of the M. E. Church will
hold afood sale on Friday, in the store
occupied by James Sparks.
DIR. Edward Prigger, of Cooper's Hos
pital spent Sunday, with his mother,
Mrs. Casharine Justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Hewitt, of Bridg-
ton, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hewitt.
Mrs. Lottie Cook, of Penn's Grove,
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Sweeten.
Mrs. Augustus Jordan, of Camden,
spent Friday with her sister, Mrs. John
Cook.
Harry Justice has moved his family in
to VIM. Hunts house Oh Railroad Ave.
Mrs. Emeline Weatherby, who had a
stroke of paralysis last week, is slowlyim.
proving.
Wesly Hewitt, who has been seriously
sick for about three weeks, died Friday
night. His funeral took place OH Tues.
day morning. Services were held at the
M. E. Church. Interment in Pedrick-
town Baptist Cemetery.
Rev. J.. Warren Davis has returned
after visiting his brother, Rev. G. Quinton
DAVIS, in North Carolina.
Mrs. Lizzie Tull, of National Park, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Humphreys.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burk entertained
on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Burk,
of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Burk and daughter Martha.
An entertainment will be given on
Tuesday evening, in the Baptist Church,
called ''Mystic Lecture" Frank Bennett
Lane, will present, Abstract Truth in
Concrete Form.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Risner entertain
ed on Saturday evening, MI. and Mrs.
Andrew Selack, of Auburn; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Justice, MF. and Mrs. Freeland
Sparks, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gaventa,
Rev. j. Warren Davis, and Mr.. Frank
Rode.
Mrs. VIM. Cunard entertained her Sum
day School class on Saturday evening.
After spending a social time with music
and games, they were invited to the din
ing room where refreshments were SER
we'd. Those present were Marion and
Mildred Sparks, Mabel and Marion Webb,
Pearl Schrieder, Eva Jamison, May Cum
ard, Helen Taylor, Mildred Cunard and
Mrs. Hanna Green.
A BIRTH DAY SURPRISE.
The many friends of Mrs. John Foulke
gave her the most complete surprise OF
her life last Saturday evening. They
reached her home before she was quite
prepared for them, but was, indeed,
happy to be remembered by them. After
a few moments of embarrassment, she was
able to fill her place as hostess, and greet
those who had called and given her a
shower of beautiful handkerchiefs in
honor of her birthday. Every one pres
ent enjoyed themselves immensely and
at a late hour were invited to the dining
room where refreshments were in abund-
ance. Upon leaving all wished Mrs.
Foulke to have many more such BIRTH
day occasions.
Friends were present. from Plila.
Woodstown, Penn's Grove and Pedrlck-
town. Those present were. Mr.. John
Foulke and wife. Mr.. John Brown and
wife, Mr.. George Zane and wife, David
Snyder and wife, Lawrence Huber and
wife, Charles H~endrickson and wife,
Samuel Snyder and wife, Leland stump
and wife, Shedrick Snyder and vile,
William Holton and wife, William
Foulke and wife, David Kille and wife,
Mrs. Caroline Gibson, Mrs. Olive Kille,
Mrs. Harry Wisher, Misses. Alice Huber,
Ethel Snyder, Sarah Dennis, Elva Hem
Erickson, Edith Snyder, Alice Hendricks
son, Hattie Jorden, Bessie Snyder. Jen-
ME. Hendrickson, Mildred Wisher, Hell
ma Hinksom, Edna Deitiicll, Erma Dem
mis-, Lillian Foulke, Ma Kille. Nettie
Snyder, Messers. Joseph Hendrickson,
Walter Zanes, Leslie Snyder, Andrew
Hendrickson, Gilbert Hutchinson, Walter
Huber, Earl Rice, Raymond Foulke,
Clifton Holeton, Charles Hendrickson,
Willard Kille, Harold Huber, William
Hendrickson and Charles Kelle.