The Penn's Grove record., 1917-11-23
Powder Workers Doings, Enter.
tainments and Enjoyments

1hE aren't e&cnef Association
viii meet in the Lafayette School
Ionday, November rs at 2.30 D. m.
The program viii consist of music. adj
i~resses, Vocational Training BY Su-
pervlsing Principal Jos. NJ. Wright. a
ak on the benefit of Teachers In
5tltute and a lecture by Miss Sharp,
Domestic Science Teacher.
Last Tuesday afternoon Eliza E.
fothergill, of P~ittsburg, Pa, talked to
The Mothers Club On GOOD Conserva-
lion" Miss Fothergill is employed bv
he dupont Company and is sent to the
various plants to talk to the people.
An entertainment was prepared bv
Mrs. Spenser, Chairman of the Enter
alnment Committee. The Dawson
sisters played. Mrs. Leon Seminar
sang ard Mrs. Frank Harris and Mrs.
Spenser played a duet. Final ar
'angements were made for the bazaar
and supper to be held Friday, Novem-
Der %.
Next Tuesday afternoon DR.. Joseph
me White will lecture.
About 300 people were served at
he roast beef dinner given by the
aector's Aid of the Church of Our
Merciful Saviour last Thursday. The
proceeds are for an organ for the new
church.
Mrs. White, of 1915 Rose Street.
carney Point, is collecting flour bags
either washed or uDwashed to make
handkerchiefs for the men in the
trenches. They may be left at the
Cut Price Drug Store, corner of Main
and Broad, Penns Grove, where Mrs.
White will call for them, or at her res
.dence. She would also like pieces of
fur to make a tabs for the soldiers.
Mrs. Edward Stone has returned
from a hospital in Philadelphia where
she went under a serious operation.
The four lodging houses for the
women powder makers are inclosed.
Plumbing is being put in. The one
next to Riverview Village has the fur
nturc and bedding in. There are
sorty-eight rooms 9 by II feet in each
house, furnished with two single cots.
bureau and stand. The wash room
bath room and toilets are in annex
rooms. The mess hall is in a separate
building near by.
On Tuesday the erection of the Tab
ernacle for the Bob johnson evan
g~clistic crusade was started under the
Management of Walter z. Hoffman.
Tho has lots of faith and enthusiasm,
Che shad is SIS by SO feet and is To-
,atcd in Harry G.. Justices field.
nearly opposite Carney Point post
office. Why cannot, why should not.
people be amused and entertained with
'eligious and moral songs and cere-
monies, as well as By pagan songs and
mites?
Cottage prayer meetings are being
we'll attended and enthusiasm is being
aroused for the approaching meetings
which will soon begin. The Forked
Hickory now La the name of Para
1isc. After the meetings Carney
Point will possess i.
DR.. Baker, of Z South Broad Street.
a hours from 10 to II A. NJ. and
$50 TO 4.30 p. L., in the Village at
Broadway and Delaware Avenue.
Martin II. Shaw recently went to
Norfolk, Va, and took Jane N. Mari
. be his wife in st. Paul's P. E.
Church. They have returned to Car
ney Point.
Charles Beale and wife are happy
Y the arrival of a son.
Mrs. Albert F%innegan entertained
The members of the Embroidery Cir
lie at her home, No. 72 Second Street.
A dance will be given December It'll
IN Community Hall for the benefit of
he recreation home at Camp Dix.
William Banning of 50 Second
Street, has been transferred from the
Carney Point plant to the Auditing
Department of the Wilmington office.
Mr.. Banning and his family will move
1t once to Wilmington.
A happy surprise party was given
Miss Helen Troupe at $50 Fourth
Avenue last Frida-.