The Penn's Grove record., 1916-10-27
DUPONT VILLAGE DOINGS
Social Happenings and Com
munity Welfare Doings

Edwar Hastings, on B street, was
brought home in ambulance style on
Tuesday with a back distress. He is
able to be about with a cane.
Miss Edith Cole, of Riverton. spent
Tuesday in Carney. She came with Mrs
kerlin, president Of Camden Equal SUI
frage League, who gave a very able
address on suffrage before the Mothers
Club. Deaconness Mitchell was intro
duced to the club and explained her
work. Mrs. Johh sSummerill, president
Of Penns Grove Equal Suffrage League.
was present, also Mrs. Young, of Penns
Grove.
Mrs. L. G. Hires accompanied the
suffrage workers on their home trip to
Camden and Riverton and spent the
night with her son at Haddonfeld.
Mrs. James Conway, corner of Adams
and Lafayette streets, is entertaining
her mother from Philadelphia.
Arthur Batten, a former dupont en-
ployee, has returned to Carney and re-
sumed work. A DUPONT employee is
spoiled for work anywhere else. Other
companies don't seem to measure up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krouthamel motored to
Atlantic City on Sunday.
Miss Murdoch, sister to Mrs. Davis
on Broadway, is a patient in Delaware
Hospital. Wilmington.
Do not forget the bake and Boston
bean supper in Community Hall. Sat
urday, 2Sth. given by the Mothers Club.
Carney Point Republican Club took
in about 100 new members on Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, 4th and Broad
way, went TO GlassborO on Tuesday to
attend the funeral of her uncle. former
Congressman Thomas NJ. Terrell.
Miss Ellen L. Lynch, of Groton, n. Y.
a State Normal graduate with five years
experience. is now teaching the 4th
grade in DUPONT school to relieve the
congestion.
There has been another hundred in
crease in the school attendance. More
are expected from the country who have
been kept at home to assist because Of
scarcity of farm help.
At the meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation last Thursday night seats for
the Cove school house were ordered.
Mrs. C. C. McColey, a very capable
teacher, is assisting in first grade. She
has 81 pupils.
At the close of the Sunday evening
ant matter viii be presented. 1t is
hoped a very large number of church
lovers and Christian people will be pres
emf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank YonCuffn nave re-
turned from several days stay in
Washington, p. G.
Mrs. DUNCAN, of Philadelphia, has
been spending several days with her son.
Irving Lorens. on Washington street.
Rev. J. O. R. Corfiss, wife and son,
of H~arrisonville. spent Saturday with his
sister. Mrs. William Hires.
Miss Heightman, a teacher, is the pi-
anist in the Union Sunday School. Mrs.
Clunn plays at the church service. With
Miss Brigham. violinist, a young man
from the Y. NJ. c. A., violinist, Rev.
Fornatarro. alto horn. and a flute. play
ed by a lad. make a very good orchestra
for the Sunday School.
W. C. T. U. ORGANIZED.
A Woman's Christian Temperance In
ion wa. organized on Wednesday after
noon in Community Hall. Miss Esther
Elferth. State president. of Haddonfeld.
and Mrs. Hannah England, county presi-
dent. of Auburn, we're present and as
sisted. The officers are as follows:
President. Mrs. Lillian Corliss Hires;
vice-president, Mrs. Mary Hampsen; re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Mary VonCulin;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Mary Bar
nett: treasurer. Mrs. Jos. NJ. Wright.
There should have been more present,
as Miss Elfreth's address was a rare
treat. Miss Anna Casper and Mrs.
Mary Milford. of Salem Union, were
present. The next meeting will be We'd
nesday. November Sth. at 2 p. m. There
after every other Wednesday.
NEEDLE WORK WANTED
Mrs. Ierold, so Magnolia Street, du-
Pout Village. a shut in. worthy OF assist
ance, desires hand sewing, dsrning, bnt-
~tonholing, enihroidering aud crochet
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