The Penn's Grove record., 1919-05-30
PedricktOwn Psnci!ings
Interesting Items From OIdFnans
Township

Mrs. Gilbert Hutchinson, of Penns
Grove, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
hrs. William Huber. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchinson have rented an apartment
in Wildwood and viii spend the sum-
mer there.
Miss Martha Burk is visiting her
cousin, Miss Ella Corson, in Wildwood.
Eli II. Eriksen, the converted Monk,
vii begin q week of meetings in the
Baptist Church commencing next
Sunday evening. Sunday afternoon a
meeting viii be~held for raen only. All
wha nevar heard him should do so.
Mrs. Harvey S. Justice is under
treatment in a hospital in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Charles Diebert has returned
from Cooper Hospital where she has
been underIrearment Tor the past two
weeks.
Relatives of Brant1ey Jordan re-
ceived word Of his safe arrival in Ho-
boken on Friday. He is now in Camp
Merritt, N. Y.
Miss Charilla Bates. of AIloway,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Harry
Walton.
Rev. and Mrs. Steadman Apologize
and Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Cupard
motored to Ocean City ON Monday for
a few days stay. Mrs. Apologize and
grandson, Robert Apologize, viii re-
main indefinitely.
Miss May Petit, of Woodstown, was
a weekend guest with Miss Elizabeth
Smith.
The Friday night dancing class has
been discontinued during the summer
months.
School closed last Friday afternoon
when Field Day sports and May Pole
dances were held. Auburn school was
present and participated in the events.
A number of visiting teachers were
present.
David Henderson is driving a new
Briscoe touring ear
Nh. and Mrs. Ralph Parker spent
Sunday in Mays Landing
Samuel Turner has been honorably
discharged after twelve months over
seas service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Shoemaker, of
Philadelphia, were weekend guests
with Mrs. F. g. Sparks.
Miss Carrie Strimple, a trained
nurse from Cooper Hospital, Camden,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Strimple.
MI. and Mrs. Chester Badgdey are
spending a few days IN Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Holton spent
Sunday in MiIlville.
A false alarm of fire was given on
Saturday morning from the home OF
LLOYD Thorn. Mrs. Lloyd made a
fire in a stove in the early morning.
After closing the damper went out.
Smoke began to issue from the cellar
and windows and doors on the first
floor which caused the alarm to be
given.
Mrs. Jos. Perry, Mrs. Hamilton
Pedrick. Mrs. P. P. Sweeten, Mrs. T.
/. Holton, and Mrs. Joseph Straughn
were Wednesday visitors in Philadel-
phia.
Jacob Biddle is spending two weeks
with his SON, Fred Biddle, In Long
Branch.
Mrs. Arthur Hertz has recovered
from a few days illness with tonsilitis.
The Epworth League of the M. E.
| Church gave Howard Ellis, who was
recently discharged from twelve
months over seas service, a reception
last Wednesday evening at the nome
OF MS parents, MI anu MIS-. 1sooS
Ellis.
Mrs. Steadman Apologize was UNI
able to teach last week owing to an
attack of tonsilitis. Mrs. VIM Cum
ard substituted for her.
Mrs. Charles Tilton, OF Scranton,
Pa. was a recent guest with her SIS
ter. Mrs. Harvey Justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Watkins are
spending sometime at the home OF
their son in Repaupo who is recover
ing from a very serious illness with
pneumonia
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Jenkins at Course
Landing. Mrs. Jenkins was formerly
Miss Nettie Snyder, daughter OF MI
and Mrs. David Snyder. I.
Miss Tina Strimple, daughter OF
Mrs. Mary Strimple is a member OF
the graduating class of nurses from
Cooper Hospital, Camden, this year.
Jersey Strawberries are in market,
and the Italian berry pickers are ar
irving daily from PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. George Ensley, of Camden,
spent last week with her sister, Mrs.