The Penn's Grove record., 1917-09-21
DUPONT VILLAGE DOINGS
Social Happenings and Com
munity Welfare Doings

Mr. and Mrs. a. ". Collision and
family have spent the weekend motor
ing in Delaware.
Mrs. Bessie Wilson. whose home is in
Baltimore, has been visiting her aunt
Mrs. J. Percy White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Down spent Fri
day in Philadelphia shopping and see
ing the sights.
Miss Laura Miller. formerly Of VIII
mlngton, is now making her home with
her mother, Mrs. Frederick Miller. and
her brother. at 14s South street.
Mrs. Carol R-ockenbaugh spent Tues
day in Philadelphia visiting relatives.
The good people Of Carney Point
would think it a God send if the speak
easies on Justices place. together with
the others whereabouts were closed
There are many unhappy homes here
because Of these places. and something
ought to be done to remove the nuis-
ance.
Three metal flag poles have been
placed in front of the new building set
apart as the Foreign Branch Of the
Y. NJ c. A. The building formerly
used for this purpose has been turned
over to the colored men.
Some people are chronic kickers al
ways complaining that Carney Point
is not a fit place to live in. Maybe il
isn't. but what IS the matter with max
ing it fit? Discard your blue glasses.
put on a smile,stop you complaining.
and do things worth while. Boost the
good things and discourage the bad.
Keep right on pegging. You'll make
the world glad.
On Tuesday the Rev. Charles. B. Du-
hllt ~, @.a.- G.. ~
at the formal opening Of the new du-
Pont club house.
Mrs. Brown, on First Avenue. is en-
tertaining her mother, who comes from
salisbury. Md.
Mrs. Raymond Fulton left on We'd
nesday for Rawlinsville to spend a few
days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hackman.
Mrs. Fl. Porter has returned from
Connelsville. Pa. where she has been
since early July taking care Of her in
valid mother.
Wednesday morning Mrs. Harry Dor
sey. wife Of Judge Dorsey. arrived from
Baltimore TO spend a few days with
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kicker are en-
pertaining his brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Kicker. of
Philadelphia.
Miss Jean Brown. reporter for the
Wilmington Journal. called on her
friends, MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Rogers.
Tuesday afternoon. In the evening
she was their guest at the opening of
the duPont Club House on the river
front.
Wednesday and Thursday the Rev
y ~tornataro spent in Salem inter-
pfeting before the Grand Jury which
Sunday Mrs. VIM. r. Dyer visited her
father and mother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. L. Dyer.
Union Presbyterian Church. Rev c
\. F~ornataro, Minister. holds services
m Community Hall. Carney Point.
? N. Mr. VIM NJ Fleming, Superin-
.endenL. Preaching at 80 P. NJ. Sub
Ject, The Power of Divine Sonship."
All such not having no church of their
own IN Carney Point are cordially in
vited to come ana worship with us.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Lane. Of Adams
street, are entertaining her father and
Hl9Ihef' whose home Is in B~ridgeton-
Mrs. Hoffman, of Shepherdstown.
West Va has been visiting her
Carol Eockenbaugh.
Mrs. Truit and children have gone to
salisbury, Nd, for two weeks. hoping
20 gain better health.
Nj and Mrs. Charles Z. Wood. at "a
AleSler Tract, spent Friday shopping
m P~hlladelphla.
Mrs, Frank Taylor has been to Ches-
Ter, "a, taking care OF her mother who
has been seriously i'll.
Friday morning Mrs. Norman Hicks
left for Odessa, Del. TO spend the week
md with her mother and to bring her
baby back with her.
Mrs. Frank Rutledge has been enter
aiming two of her aunt during this
week.
Mrs. e. Alexander has been spending
some time with her mother and father
in RawlinsviIle. Pa.