The Penn's Grove record., 1917-06-29
Social Happenings and Com
munity Welfare Doings

Last Monday Mr.. Gallagher took the
boy scouts to pull suckers in the du-
Pont cornields. There We're no slack
ers. All stayed on the job until it was
finished.
County Superintendent II. c. Dixon,
with Mr.. Hurlburt. Of the State Agrf-
cultural College, met the Mothers Club
to organize a girls club for the con-
seryaton Of food. A boys club will be
organized. A committee Of women are
pledged to aid.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wright and Miss Mile
greiner. Of Newark, are in Atlantic City
for a few days.
Deaeoness Mitchell has rented a boat
Tor the season and expects to have en-
Joyment on beautiful Delaware
river.
All who have contributed to the Red
cross should wear a pin or button. You
nave a right to one. When you place
your cravat do not forget the Red Cross
pin. Wearing it gives US a fellow feel
ing of one big family. It shows the
mutual God spirit in the heart.
George Bausher and Mr.. Allenbach.
OF Underwood Pharmacy. spent We'd
nesday in Philadelphia.
George Burnette and Grace Paine
were married at Elkton, Nd. on Tues
day.
Rev. c. McClannagen, of Princeton,
will preach in the Union Presbyterian
Church Sunday evening.
July 18th the Union Sunday school will
picnic at Riverview Beach. The pastor
IS very anxious to have the cooperation
OF the parents to keep up the attend
ance during the summer.
The strawberry festival held by the
Presbyterian Sunday school last Satur-
day evening cleared 1928. The attend
ance was large. All was sold by ten
o'clock.
Mrs. Emily Hampson entertained her
sister-in-law, Miss Shaw. of Philadel-
phia. last week. She is a graduate
nurse Of the University Hospital.
Mrs, L. L. Hires and nephew, Hid
reth Corliss, spent over Sunday in Cape
May county with her brother, Rev. J.
O. r. Corliss.
A trolley car and Mr.. Hannum's au-
tomobile came together last Thursday
when coming from the 4 o'clock shift.
The spokes were broken from the wheel.
They came together slowly, each driver
misunderstanding the other. A fire plug
helped the collision. 1t will be a puzzle
which should pay damages.
Washington street is the most travel
ed in the Village. being used to come
from the Salem road to the new village
on %Sharptown road.
Many are enjoying the bathing in the
river at the Cove.
Red Cross Headquarters will be in the
library room of the new club house on
the river walk. Sewing machines. tab
les and chairs are needed to equip rooms
They viii be gladly accepted from those
who have them to spare. Do your bit.
Scott Brown on Adams street has a
new Ford car for business use.
Bert Weeden, Of Jordan. Oklahoma.
has secured a position at Deep Water
Point and is stopping at Harry We'll
bourn's.
George Harwood. of Saventon. Miss
ouri. has secured a position at Deep
water Point and is stopping at Alfred
j. f. Connely and James Cassidy. of
Brooklyn. \. y. have accepted posi-
tons at Deep Water Point. and are
stopping at Deep Water Hotel.
NJ. J. Broderiek, wife and daughter.
of Germantown. have taken apartments
with Mrs. f. n. Morganthall. Mr..
Frederick has taken the contract for
the brick work on the new dye plant
and laboratory at Deep Water Point.
Mrs. Harry Bingham and daughter
Eleanor have gone to Worcester, Mass
to spend two months with her brother.
Miss Margaret Sayre OF Hampton, Va
is visiting her uncle G c. Morris. and
brother Samuel H. Sayre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith, OF Phils-
delphia, former residents of the perma-
nent Village, with their two children,
Anna and William, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and MIS-. Earl Porter.