The Penn's Grove record., 1912-05-31
PEDRICkTOGN PENCILLlNGS
Interesting Items From Oidmans
Township

Nav 29-Mrs. Jacob Titus is improving
after n few days illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Somers, who have
spent the winter in Hallandale, Florida,
returned home OH Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Pernon, Mrs. Kate
Jackal, and Mrs. Emma Haldeman, Of
Philadelphia, were guests OH Sunday at
VIM. Holeton's.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tull has returned to her
home at National Park, after: spending
several weeks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. PIP. Sweeten and MI.
and Mrs. Thos. Cooney spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gates, at
bennington, Pa.
George &. Pedrick has been getting
eggs from his hens, II of which weigh 2
pounds 3 ounces.
George K. Pedrick, who has been quite
i'll last winter while in Florida, is getting
quite active again.
On next Sunday night a number of res
cued men who have come up out OF the
depths will visit Pedricktown Baptist
Church, and after a special Evangelistic
sermon, they will tell their story, give
their testimony and sing their songs.
Mrs. Geo. Pedrick has been spending a
few days in Camden with her daughter.
The following rave successfully passed
the grammar grade and will receive their
diplomas on June lst, Helen P. Sweeten,
Evelyn M. Stetser, Mildren r. Sparks,
Pearl H. Schroeder, Anna B.. Strobridge,
and Eva A. Jamison.
Mrs. Amanda Shultz has returned from
Il visit in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. W~eatherby, of
Swedesboro, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Hampton on Sunday.
A son was r~ecen4ly born to Mr.. and
Edward Farley, at P~ittsburg, Pa. Mrs,
Farley was formerly Miss Mary Cawley.
Bear in mind the festival to be held i'll
Red Mems Hall OH Saturday, June LIST.
Proceeds for benefit of M. E. Church.
The homes of Josiah Crispen, John
Hertz and Chas. Hampton have been
much improved by a fresh coat of paint.
Isaac Pedrick has also had his new barn
painted.
Rev. G.E, Archer is spending the week
at Carlisle, Pa, having been elected a
Conference visitor to Dickinson College.
Harry Newsam, of Philadelphia, is
spending sometime at Jas. ~Farrlngtou's.
Mrs. Benz. Weatnsrby has been visit
ing her son, Thos. Weatherby and wife
at Sw~edesboro.
Mrs. Ruth Justice and Miss Carrie
HOFFMAN are visiting relatives i'll West
Chester.
VIM. Swaverly arrived home on
Wednesday, having spent the winter in
Florida.
Mrs. Ella Morrison entertained over
Sunday, Austin Clark, wife and son, of
Camden.
Miss Helen Swaverly spent part of last
week with Miss Helen Munyan in Penns
Grove.
Mrs. Andrew Parker returned from a
visit with her son., Ralph Parker, at
PomptOn Plains, in northern Jersey.
Mrs. David Jones, of Pennsville, Mrs. |
Jennie Bronze and Mrs. Amanda Bronze, !
of Salem, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. |
Albert Risner.
Large numbers of Italians came by |
train on Monday and Tuesday and scat
tired among the farmers to pick straw |
berries.
Miss Mary Crispin, of Camden, is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Crispen.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Burk spent Friday |
in Woodstown.
A number from here motOred to Wood |
bury last Friday and heard Roosevelt
speak, and also to Woodstown Oh Tues |
day to hear President Taft.
Mrs. John Burk, Mrs. VIM. Burk and
daughter, and Miss Ida Zlneker spent
Thursday in Wilmington.
Mrs. Jere Williamson spent Tuesday in
Philadelphia.
Those who were successful in their ex-
aminations and passed from the sixth to
the seventh grade were Wallace Swaver-
ly, Mildred Wisher, Beatrice Green, Eva
Justice, Ruth Hewitt, Carvel Sparks, Le-
roy keebles, Paul Sparks, Lille WhitseIi, |
Elizabeth Clouser, frances H. Avis, |
Frank Doughten and John Whitaker.
Elwoo Reymer was bitted by a horse
last week while dropping sweet potato
sprouts.
Mary and Alberta Pedrick spent last
Monday with their aunt Laura Reymer. |
Mrs. Wm. d. Pedrick, daughter and
son spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs. |
Laura X. keymer.
Little Mable P. Reymer has such a sore
finger as to be under a doctors care.
Mrs. George Reymer, children Elwood
and Mabel spent Sunday with Mrs. Le-
ven Tull, near Auburn.