The Penn's Grove record., 1915-12-31
Interesting IIsns from Ulunlans
Township

MRS. RAYMOND Lippincott, OF Ceilings
wood. spent part Of the holidays VIII
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. hun
and on Christmas Day attended a lamll.
marty at John Given's at Auburn.
Miss Anna E. Wells, the Evangelist
will began revival services IN the M. z
Church next Sunday evening, January z
Harry Cordery has moved to Swedes
boro. A family from Maryland WI
move into the home vacated by Cordery
Harriet. wife OF Aaron Webster, passe'
away on Tuesday after a short Hines
will nneumonia. Funeral ervices wer
held ii tile Baptist Church on friday
interment in the Baptist Cemetery.
Vernon Brooks who has made ~
home with his his grandparents, Mr.. ad
Mrs. Aaron Webster, has gone to Wsfl-
ington, d. O., to make his home wit1tlis
father, Samuel Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Galloway, spent
Christmas with relstives in Egg Hsbor.
Mrs. Joseph Voute is confined TO her
home with an attack Of grippe.
Mrs. Harvey Gaventa is ser0uely i'll
with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Juice spent
Christmas with relatives in Woodbury..
Oliver Munyan has retuned from a
visit with Ills parents i'll Patsboro.
Mr.. aud Mrs. f. g. ST ks entertained
Il family party Oh u stmas. Iheii
5Snests were Mr.. aud : Hubert Shoe
maker, Ms Mary Sh naker, OF Pfila-
deIphia: es,"~a Julia D.,seaming, Of Ma
tional MEN Nh andass. Richard JUS
tice a. at sRI;ldren, I'd Misses Rebecca
lnna Webster
JS.,rie. the yo, daughter OIL Mr.
u Mrs. h.< Nj. Gr ls III Wlth pheu-
nyonis.
Mrs. j. McGom ,t4ad daughter Bessie,
OF Woodbury., are 4 ests with Mrs. Or
Vile Parker and Mrs. George Justice.
MI. and Mrs. Fred fnll and daughter
are visiting relatives in Reliance, Nd.
Garrett Whitesell has bought a house
and ten acres Of land near Penns Grove
and will move there.
AT q meeting of the officials OF the NJ.
+. Church held on Monday evening" y
was voted unanimously 10 place a pipe
organ in the Church.
Mrs. George Birch passed away last
Wednesday after being i'll \ short tine.
She is survived by tile husband and a
large family OF boys and girls. FuAeral
services were held in the Baptist Church
on Sunday morning. Inter nlent in the
Baptist Cemetery.
Harry Watson, of Maple Shade, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strobridge-
Leo Jordan, OF New York, spent Tues
day at the home Of this cousin, William
BuTk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ellis and daugh'
ter, spent over Christmas in Camden,
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellis.
Mr.. and Mis-. CharlesSparks are spend
ing the holidays with her parents il
Charlottesville, w. VA.
Miss Helen Conover. Of Dickinson
College, Carlisle, Pa, who %is spending tin
holidays III Penns Grove, spent Sunday
Tith Miss Marietta Holton. VI
Mrss Emma Cunard entertained
family party 4 relatives on christina
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minus Wheatley anC
UAuKDtcIHs VI LllDCE dAlQ mihb NhtAN
Strimple, OF Cooper Hospital, Camden
spent Christmas day with Mrs. Mar.
Strimple.
Howard Ellis is spending a week il
Camden.
Rev. E. H. Cloud and family speni
Christmas with relatives III Trenton
Mrs. Cloud will remain over New Year
day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Burk and danglr
ter, and Mrs. John Bark spent Christmas
with the family OF X. +. CorsoH, o
Woodstown.
mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reymer entertain.
ed over Sunday V Myrtle Gayenta and
Harry Gavent Repaupo.
The community was shocked last We'd
nesdsy to hear Of tile death of Robert M.
Justice and his son Bert M. Justice, with.
in a few hours of each other. DEATH
come after o result OF a relapse from
grippe which developed into pneumonia.
The death OF the father took place in the
early morning and OF the, son about
midnight, on Wednesday. Great SYM
patby is extended to the widow and
mother and the family in this double
bereavement. A double funeral was held
at their late residence OH Sunday after
noon. Interment WAS made in tie Ped
ricktown Cemetery. Mr.. Justice who
WAS the son OF r. Lee Justice, has been q
lite long resident, and is survived by the
widow and four married SOILS aud daugh-
tiers. a-r.@n" wears of age
vas