The Penn's Grove record., 1916-11-03
VILLAGE DOINGS
Social Happenings and Com
munity Welfare Doings

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has been spending SOM time with her
mother, Mrs. Struggled. in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Britton, on Adams street. has
been spending a few weeks up in the
mountains Of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Irvig Lorens spent Thursday and
Friday shopping in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peats. on Washington
street, entertained over the week md. the
parents Of both Mr.. and Mrs. Peats who
motored here from Wilmington.
Albert Flanagan. du Pont employee.
Is a new conner at East End. 1854 Wash
ington street.
School Superintendent Joseph NJ.
Wright entertained at dinner on Thurs
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Law
ton. Slr. and Mrs. Edwin Leap. Both
gentlemen are live members Of the town
ship board of education.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brubaker. on
Washington street. will move back to
their former nome in Harrisburg. Pa.
where he will resume his former position
The Mothers Club will lose a valuable
member in Mrs. Brubaker. She was SIM
qlintendent of the cradle roll Of the club.
also almember of the Bible Class in the
Union SundaE School. The club remem-
bered her with a pretty bunch of flow
ers as a token of their appreciation of
her services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank VonCulin. on
broadway. gave to their son Frank a
party On Friday evening in honor of his
ninth natal day.
Harry J cobie is a candidate for JUS
tice of the Peace. He is an energetic.
good clean man and will do his duty fear
lessly. Vote for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Dunn and
Mr.. William Harris. Of Salem. motored
to Carney on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hires spent Sat
urday in West Philadelphia with their
sons family.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence. of Salem. cor
responding secretary of Salem County
W. {. /. T.. WAS one of the ladies who
organized the Carney Union last week.
The Camp Fire Girls gave a Halloween
party on Tuesday evening.
There was a very large turnout ar the
Union Sunday School last Sunday. Nine
" were present.
Community hall was most beautifuIlv
decorated with Halloween effects for the
masquerade ball given Monday evening.
As this is a very large hall to be well
trimmed means lots If work. Mrs. G. G.
McColly was the artist for the event
The numerous and beautiful placards and
pennants of orange and black festooned
were 50 many as 70 almost make a can
opy.
One of the powder makers went to the
city some time ago to visit his mother.
lie also visited a department store. See
ing a bottle of red liquid he thought it
cologne suitable for his fair wife at home.
so purchased it for a present. Arriving
home he placed it on the table. She took
II up and screamed. DO you think
am rotten:' 1t was a preparation for
bad smelling feet. Say he did not catch
1t. He will read next time before he
buys.
On the step recently sat a fair looking
mother and one of the sweetest three
year-old little girls that this village con-
tains. The mother held an animal in her
lap which she was fondly stroking. In
the other hand was a cat-o-nine tails
which she used on the child when she
thinks the occasion demands it. Can YOU
beat It: There is Il child's welfare de-
partment in our village. Why not get
busy.
One of our little Carney birds went TO
a party where some kissing games were
played. The next morning ma gave some
motherly advice like this: Now. daueh-
ter, don't object to the little games that
you play, but do not let any boy kiss
you on the lips perhaps your forehead or
your cheek, but never on your lips.'' The
young daughter looked pleadingly into
her mothers face saying. Mother. do have
a heart Eth, child of the both cen
fury: What about you
Miss Sara Aiken, organizer OF the
State Library Commission, will give a
talk to the Mothers Club at > P. NJ.
November z.
The library and reading room at Car
ney have received a large. number of
books. The State gives $50 reference
books and Oh hooks on travelling.
Miss Anna Shoemaker. of Penns Grove.
now at ii%arrisonviile school. has hecon.e
one of the household of the family of
Rev. j. O. X Goriiss, Pastor of the
Methodist Ghurch, during the school
days OF tile week.
NEEDLE WORK WANTED
Mrs. Jerold, 90 Magnolia Street, du-
Poht Village. a shut in, worthy Of assist
ance, desires hand sewing. darnine. bnt.