The Penn's Grove record., 1917-07-06
Social Happenings and Com
munity Welfare Doings

placed it in a better home. The faith
err will pay for maintenance.
There is a little girl not far away
who is cruelty whipped by her stepfath-
er. The n~eighbors are aroused over it.
He may soon be put where the sun
won't shine on him if he does not quit
it. No Kaiser is needed here.
The new fire bell erected in the east
end Of the new village has had several
tests which give Us the culver.
Mrs. J.. G. Hires spent the Fourth in
Upper Darby with her sons family.
The Boy Scouts in their parade
Tuesday evening made a very credit
able appearance. About sixty belong.
The buglers and drummers are learn
ing and the marching reflect credit on
the trainers.
The Scouts were the first to observe
the Fourth. They raised a flag early
Wednesday morning at Squire Cables
residence.
Mrs. Joseph Boyer. of Philadelphia,
has repoined her husband here for the
summer.
Prof. and Mrs. Joseph VI Wright and
son. Locuson. have gone to Newark.
their former home for the summer.
Robert. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
VonGulin. fell off the see-saw at the
playground and received a compound
fracture. He was taken to the Presbr-
terrain Hospital. Philadelphia, and had
the A-rav put on to learn that the frac-
ture IS healing satisfactorily, which was
the decision of the hospital doctor.
Mrs. Frank Harris and two chill
dren went to Philadelphia on Thursday
IF last week to see her brother who Will
leave soon for France. She was also
reminded that she had been married for
eleven years. That was worth cele-
b~rating. Mrs. Leon Seminar. Mrs.
Frank Rutledge and two children. and
Mrs. Arthur johnson and three chill
iren all took a trip on the boat and saw
the sightainPhladAlpA4ar-
Mrs, Farmine FornataroyM Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodgers. Mrs. L@G.-Hires. Mrs. Frank
NonGulin and Mrs. Davis we're Phila-
delphia visitors on Thursday.
Rev. c. McClennagan. of Princeton.
field worker for the Presbyterian Board
If Church Extension. preached at Fen
ton Beach last Sunday morning and in
Community Hall in the evening. Mr..
Dickerson sang a very beautiful solo at
the evening service. Rev. MeClenni-
gan was the guest Of Mrs. l.. C. Hires
over the week end.
The summer playground teachers as
rived on Monday and opened the play
grounds on Thursday. The parents
who had any prejudice against the play
ground last summer need have no hesi-
fancy to send their children this year
with six teachers and Prof. Greenwood
in charge Of them.
Swimming and boating at the Cove
are now greatly enjoyed. The bathing
hours are from II a. m. to 6 p. m.
Mrs. Joseph Boyer. of Philadelphia,
has rejoined her husband here for the
summer. They are newly-wed and
welcomed TO our village. He is a musi-
can and singer of much ability ana can
well afford TO exercise his talents for
the pleasure Of others.
The meetings of the Mothers Club
will be discontinued during the remand
or of the summer. so the ballot vote
said. The summer rest should so re-
fresh the members that they will come
back next fall with enough vim and in
spiration to drive through some wond-
erful work. The work is pioneering
here. The constant changing of pss-
pie makes necessary work TO be done
and much to he repeated.
Assistant Q-uartermaster George Won
Wagenen has started mechanics on
bungalow No. 4 back of Community
Hall to make necessary improvements
for the Mothers Club library. After it
is moved there the library viii be bet
ter equipped for the work. 1t is hoped
the villagers viii appreciate it. Miss
Wilma Dickinson is in charge.
Rev. c. B. Dubel returned from Sea
Girt last Saturday and will remain pas
tor Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
until July 25th, when he will go with
: the Third Regiment Of National Guards,
they know not where. A new rector
t will be sent here by Bishop Matthews.
Rev, PointeIl Kemper will have charge
e Of the service in the chapel on Sunday.
The president Of Che Mothers Club
! has received a C. O. 5. call from the
{ State chairman of Home Economics of
the New Jersey State Federation of
Woman's Clubs. The call means con-
T. servatiOn or starvation. A list of a9
! Federal and four State bulletins on tbs
. work gives information on organization
and work for women of hands and
+ brains. Mr.. Hoover's advice is to eat
/, plenty and wisely, but without waste.
q The purpose of the committee is to ed
p ucate on this line. These bulletins
can be procured at any time, ever one
: on the need Of the ~ireless cooker.
The State W. c. T. {. president, Miss
Esther Elfreth, has received work from
: the national president, Miss Gordon
: stating that the National W. c. T. q
wants to send an ambulance to the bat.
t~lefront in France and have the W. c
t. L. emblem float beside the nationa.
e flag. 1t viii cost $1,000 to purchase
8 equipment and maintain one for a year
County President, Mrs. England. ask,
7 Esther Elfreth w. c. t. q. at Carne,
: Point to respond heartily. The mem
: bers will meet in the library room mex
Thursday afternoon.
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