The Penn's Grove record., 1916-09-15
DUPONT VILLAGE DOIkGS
Social Happenings and Com.
munity Welfare Doings

Harry Brighams has been visiting a.
Vineland.
Mrs. Mae I~Iealley is entertaining her
aged parents from Scranton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Freeman Hawley have
returned from the Berkshire Mills.
Miss Marion Hanpsou is entertaining
two Young ladies from Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hires speui
Sunday at Willow Grove to hear Souea's
last concert.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Seminar enter
tanned over Sunday her mother, iron.
Wilmington.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Pepper, OF Nineland.
Lave been visiting their daughter, Ms.
L. f. Brigham.
Mr.. and Mrs. frank VonCnIin, on
Broad way, entertained MIR. and Mrs. ".
b. Johnson, Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mis-. G. Morris have been en-
joying the visit of Mr.. and Ms. Castor.
Of Norwich, n. Y.
Mr.. Hartley, manager OF the moving
pictures, will give a dance III Community
Hall Thursday night.
An Armenian from Atlantic City, VIA
here last Friday selling laces. All ped
oilers know where Carney Point is on
pay days.
Mrs. Irving Lorens, on Washington
Street, entertained over the weekend
her sister, Mrs. Rex Sweiger, OF Philadel-
phia, and ven home with her o.
Tuesday.
Mrs. Hasting, her sou and brother,
have bought a large boarding house on
Fourth Street, Wilmington, and will
o move there.
The call of Greece for her men to ELI
fight the Turks, allies OF Germany, has
caused SOME to leave here for home
They are HI intelligent class aud make
good workmen. They do not disguise
their hatred for Turks.
There will he a sale of pastry and
homemade foods at the Community Hall
Saturday afternoon, 23d. by the Mothers
Club. Mrs. kroutamel, chairman, will
receive all donated.
Frank Banning, a email boy, was taken
seriously i'll last Sunday, died Tuesday
night and Wig buried on Wednesday.
Inactivity of thAintestines led to the be-
lief that the affection was intantile par
alysis. His limbs were active until hi,
death.
Some weeks ago he fell on a-beer bottla
and received sueiI u severe gnstf than
eight stitches were taken. The xounG
never healed property, and the infecfed
wound may have Caused the death, rs
the child has never been from the neigh
boxhood to be otherwise infected.
As a precautionary measure, the family
was put under quarantine with guards on
duty. Mrs. Harry J. Cable, who assisted
at the time OF death, is also under quar-
antine in her home. Mr.. Gable and his
two sons are at the home of his father, c.
". Cable. in Penns Grove. Dupont
Company is kindly caring for all in quar-
antine.
MOTHERS CLUB AGAIN.
The title OF "Wunan's Club" adopted
at the previous meeting, was changed back
to "Mothers Club" at the last meeting.
After sleeping over the change, we got NJ
feeling we had lost something very dear,
There is a wide difference between
woman and mother. We are not organ.
lied fol- sport, fun ror pleasure loving
but for heart loving, help, cheer and
service. The word mother has n higl
inspiration that there is something with
in us. urging us on the job. The door il
open for those who come in tile name o
mother to help and cheer.
NEEDLE WORK WANTED
Mrs. ,lerold, 80 Magnolia Street, du
Pont Village, a shnt-in, worthy of assist
tonholing, embroideIiDg and crochet