The Penn's Grove record., 1917-05-11
DUPONT VILLAGE DOINGS
Social Happenings and Com.
munity Welfare Doings

Several children are running aba,t
with a green badge around their arm
a beware sign of whooping cough.
A school teacher wearing dresses all.
breviated at both ends stands a poor
chance Of reelection with a level heal.
ed, conservative. been thru the fire
and tried OUT lot of men comprising
the average board of obligation. ia
You get it.
Charles Wood is sporting a carbunele
on his neck and trying to keep sweet.
lie met Mrs. on her return from Ar
lantic City and with their children snenf
Sunday in Phila.. returning hx boat.
a mother. presumably a newcomer.
was walking about on Mon1aN n@t
Knowing where to go or what to do l.,
IND a lost child. On Tuesday a lost
child wandered about crying. SO il will
be until they learn how to get home from
wandering. But the Riddles learn quick
ly.
Miss Carroll and the children who as.
sisted In giving the mystic play before
1 the Episcopal Church will give the same
play before the school children Thurs
day afternoon at $50.
Esther Elfreth W. G. T. L. will meet
Thursday afternoon at > O'Clock.
The Parent Teachers-Assoeiation will
hold a business meeting in the school
house Thursday evening at s o'clock.
All members desired present.
Convection echoes from the sState
Federation of Clubs were given at the
Mothers Club on Tuesday by Mrs. l..
L. Hires and Mrs. Wood.
Mr.. Reed. safety man of the DUPONT
Co., preached safety, safety He
showed charts how extreme care reduced
hires and accidents in the plants and
how housewives could reduce hazards
in their homes. He gave plans for re-
ports to be given at next meeting. Mr..
Gallagher. custodian of BOYS Patriotic
Club desires a talk with the club next
Tuesday at 3 o'clock.
Is there another two year old town
bhat can boast of a "teacherage." a
dental cSnig. dspensary. rest room.
domestic science lunches. $40 a manth
added to teachers salaries all n one
jump. 1t is hats off and bend low 70
Carney and its Board of Education.
supervisor and county superintendent.
The low cut neck and high cut skirt
are not all the dreams they D
Keep the airy dreams from coming true
Mrs. Ernest Spenser, who was taken
i'll while attending the State Federation
meeting in Atlantic City, is recovering
nicely.
Mrs. Frank Rutledge. daughter and
maid rcArned on Saturday from a
weeks stay with her mother at Pleasant
vile.
Mrs. c. Hopkins Harding returned on
Saturday after spending several DAYS
III Atlantic City at the State Clubs,
Mrs. /. c. Hires has received a hung
motor from a firm in Chicago which
loans it for baby week. which will he
observed by the Mothers Club 1t is
used to resusitate newly born babes who
have a slim chance for life. where now
hand work is given or the midwife NAV
try to inject arr into the babes lungs by
placing her mouth to the babes and at
the same time inject t%uhercular germs
into the ch.ld. The cry is save the
seventh child" because every seventh
one dies. SOME day it may be yours.
Taking by death the babe from the mo-
theirs arms is the most sickening tor
tlre to the mother. The lung motor is
simple to use and may be purchased 3y
different organizations.
, A bungalow viii he given for the Y.
w. G A. and another for the free IL
brarE. which will make fourteen used
for community welfare.
Mrs. Krouthamel spent over Wednes-
day night in Philadelphia attending a
banquet given by the Eastern STAR.
a Masonic Ordar for women.
The girls Friendly Society will hold
a bake in the Episcopal Parish House,
Saturday afternoon. 18th,
Linwood Snyder and Mr.. Webb brought
Mrs. Webb home on Tuesday from Della
ware Hospital where she was some
weeks recovering from an operation.
Her daughter with her three children
started for Colorado. on Monday to join
her husband who went there several
weeks ago to overcome tuberculosis.
Baby week will be observed the last
week in May. The W. c. I. L. viii
take Wednesday and show a dirty and
clean nursery: also a homemade re-
frigerator which costs 35 cents.