The Penn's Grove record., 1917-11-02
SUBSCRIPTION sI.25 A YEAR
CARNEY FONT CHRONICLES PEDAGnONR FNglKGg
Powder Workers Doings, Enter.
tainments and Enjoyments

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Body, of
Trenton, formerly Of Carney Point.
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Harry Ansink.
The following pupils of Grade 5 A
had perfect attendance during the
month of October: Richard Dav.
charles Greenwood, Paul Megarv.
Robert Morton, Joseph Truncor,
traneis Vaughan, Harmer Foster,
Edward Webb, Ethel Fols, Mildred
Lacy, Frances Press, Marie Moran.
Anne johnson, Dorothy Mason.
The Parent-Teacher Association
have chosen Mrs. Yohe, their presj-
dent, TO represent them at a owen
ton of the National Congress to be
held at Moorestown, Thursday, No
yember 3, and Friday, November 9.
The delegates are to entertained by
the members of the Mothers Club.
JIvlcs Club and other organizations
u that town. Governor Edge and
other noted speakers are listed for the
program.
A baby girl came to the home of
Mrs. Stone of Third Avenue.
The Sunday morning quiet was
broken by the ringing of the fire bell
IN jefferson Street. Fire was discov-
sred in an upstairs room at 1411 "
,er Street about 9 o'clock. Before the
lremen could gain control of the fire
he entire top roof was burned. The
-amily next door fearing the fire
would spread, moved out their furni-
5ure, but their trouble was unneces-
Sary, as no damage was done. James
md David Burette may be commended
or their promptness in ringing the
bell.
The school children enjoyed three
lays vacation while their teachers at
ended the Institute at Salem. Ex-
client lectures were given which will
nd the teachers.
The Apolla Quartette, of Chicago.
gave a fine concert in Community
Hall Monday evening. The program
consisted of songs and readings.
The W. t. C. U. was held at the
home of Mrs. Burnette on Monday
.venlng. The next meeting will be
le,d at the home of Mrs. F. B. Won
Julln on Monday, November 5th.
The State Convention of the w. c..
[. U. is being held at Haddonfeld.
Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. Hackman and
Mrs. Won Culin will go as delegates
from the Esther Epworth Union.
The sour krout supper given by the
ladies' Aid Society on last Thursday
lght was largely attended and MANY
fere heard to express the desire that
mother n would soon be given.
The Busy Bee" Sewing Circle were
ntertained at a masquerade party at
ne home of Erma Roberts on Tues
Law evening.
MIS-. +. b. VonCulin gave a surprise
)ar.y in honor of her son Robert, who
Celebrated his tenth birthday on Sat
rday evening. The decorations were
n keeping with Halloween Those
PRESENT re, Elizabeth and Margaret
Johnson, Gladys Miller, Helen Nor
on, Ethel Petit, Ruth Wagner, Paul
Johnson, Hammer Foster, Joseph Her
,ert, Earl IIackman, Frances Miller.
Ieorge Wagner, Robert and RAYMOND
Lon Cnlin. Mrs. George Plat and Mrs.
Vrl. Haclsman assisted in entertain
ng.
Supervisor Joseph NJ. Wright and
gifc and all the teachers attended the
oaehers' Institute at Salem on Mon
ay, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hackman enter
aimed Rev. and Mrs. Leslie on Sun
lay.
Union Presbyterian Church Notes
The Rev. w. G. Leslie, of Grenloch,
preached to a large congregation in
Community Hall on Sunday evening.
Sunday School is held every Sunday
n the hall at 2.30 o'clock. VIM. Flem-
ing, Superintendent.
Next Sunday the Rev Roy Simons.
# the Second Presbyterian Church of
Camden, will preach at 7.3O p. m.
Cottage prayer meeting will be held
1t the home of F. B. Van Culin, 112
Broadway, OF Thursday evening. Mr..
RICHTER will have charge of the meet
ng.
Mrs. R. P. Morton spent several
lays in Philadelphia last week.
F. B. Won Culin spent Saturday in
Philadelphia.
Rev. Mr.. McClanegan and Mrs. VIM.
Hickman and son Earl, motored to
lancaster County on Wednesday.
The first of a series of entertain
ments to be given by the Mothers
Club was held Monday evening. The
next will be on Monday, November
18th.