Evening journal., 1912-07-27
PENNSCROVE
FOLK ENTERTAIN


Wilmington markets today by viii
liam. Hewes.
The special Sunday services in the
churches are as follows;
Emmanuel N. p. Church--1030 a.
m. subject: "Exaltation of Christi"
11.30 a. m., Sunday School in charge
of Mr.. Ammen Raine; Gas, Epworth
League meeting; 73O. illustrated talk
subject THE Marriage of the Kings
Son"
First Baptist Church-1O.3O a. m.
short talk by pastor; 1l.45 a. M,
Bible school; 500 p. m, stereoptican
sermon, being the third of a series
on the "Beatitudes" Special songs
will be flashed on the screen
Bethel NJ p Church--10 30 a. m.
subject, Our Daily Bread" 230 p.
~. regular session Sunday school
lasting one hour. 730 D. NJ, special
song service; 7.45, sermon, THE Call
of the World" The Rev. w p Pettet
has charge Of all the services.
St. Pauls NJ r. Church-9.30, class,
led by George Jordan; 1870 a. m,
regular morning service; 1l.3O, Sun
day school, James W. Jordan, super
intendent; 7.30 D. m, short talk by
the Rev ID. y. Clair.
The Ladies Aid Society OF EN-
manuel NJ. u. Church is making pre-
parations for its annual harvest home
Thursday, August 4 The Rev. II. s.
Gascoyne Of Pennsville and the Rev.
ID. E. Clair Of ST. Pauls NJ. +. Church
will be the speakers. In the evening
there will be given a motion picture
exhibition OF five reels Of films.
Mrs. Sue Rice Of Pennsgrove. is Wis
iting her daughter at Falcroft, Pa.
Mrs William A. Sack. Jr., is enter
tanning Miss Lillian Allen. Of Sea-
ford, Del
James Whitcraft. Charles Shibley,
William Furry and Daniel Hagan Of
the Central Club are the hosts of
Mrs. Frank Whitcraft, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Tibbitt. of Hoboken, n. j.,
Miss Evelyn Sem. Mrs. John Johns
ton, Mrs Paul Tibbitt and daughter
Pearl. Edward Bowers, OF Hoboken.
n. j.. Miss Francis Tibbitt and Miss
Mildred Tibbitt. Frank Tibbitt Is r
former Wilmingtonlan but is now
chief engineer on board West Shore
ferry steamer, running between New
York city and Hoboken. ~ J.
Scout Master G. J. Ramsey, Of the
First Baptist Church and the senior
member of his corps of Boy Scouts
arrived home today after week spent
at Camp OaSwood The boys show
the effect of the strenuous week OF
outdoor life under the leadership OF
Mr. Ramsey. The junior members OF
the corps 90 into camp on August !.
Thomas Collins. of Washington is
visiting his family at the "Winona.
The steamer llrica was hold up
at the Penn r. r. draw bridge for
% minutes yesterday. During the
time the City Of Wilmington and a
Jersey truck boat arrived. The III
rica had TO turn and steam up the
creek to keen from running aground,
Miss Blanche Layman Is visiting
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
jenkins at Atlantic City.
Miss Helen Mae EnOs has arrived
home after q two weeks trip with her
father Clarence G.. Enos, in Atlantic
City. Philadelphia, and the Blue
Ridge Mountains.
j. Furman SinicksOn. of Salem
county. States attorney, is inyes.
tigating the record Of Herbert Tay.
lor, alias Red OF Wilmington, who
was arrested on a charge Of rob
blng slot meters, and is held under
$500 bail for court.
Mrs. Richard w. Slocumb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred f. Downs. Pearl Downs
Richard Enos. Miss Helen Slocumb
Miss Rosilia Slocumb. Miss Jessie
Slocumb, Miss Edna Vreeland, Miss
Maize Day aud Miss Jean Chambers
are at the u Of p" cottage for a
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swartz, Miss
Josie Tati m and friend, were Penns-
grove visitors yesterday
Squire Richard r. Shannon com
bines the office OF magistrate with
making sails and awnings.
The annual picnic Of the First Bap'
tist Church was held yesterday
There were ball games and athletic
sports for both girls and boys.
MIR. and Mrs. James Sweeney an6
family are at the Leo for the sum
mer.
The Immaculate Conception Be
ncvOlcnt Society, OF wilmington ~ OF
a picnic in the grove today. Th'
proceeds are for the benefit Of Hop
| Farm
Miss Verna Summerill. of Penns
| grove, Is visiting hor cousins tn
Misses Emily, May and Grace Web
ber at Coursen's Landing
The Arlington Glee Club, OF Phil
/ adelphia Is at the Arlington cot
tage. next the Windsor, for a coupl
of weeks. The members are Sam
uel.H. Taylor. Harry Waters, Davi
A. Mitchell. William J. Dunlap, Harr
Beard. and Guy l.. Walker. The boy
are fine singers and instrumentalist
and their selections are greatly en-
! jOyed.
The Sunshine Circle of the Bap
tist Church. Will hold Japanes
tea tonight on the lawn OF the resi-
dence OF John Hare. The patron
esses will seeye in japanese cos
| tunes.