The Penn's Grove record., 1919-03-14
PedriCktOWn PenciIingS
Interesting Items From 0ldmans
Township

John Whitaker has bought of Will
lin Burk his house on Railroad Avenue
now occupied by Jas. JosIin.
Lewis Chew will move into P. P.
Sweeten;s house vacated by the Phil
lips family.
Miss Nellie Body is spending some
time with relatives in Mantua.
Earl Gibson VIII leave the employ as
clerk Of Cawley & Williamson, having
accepted a similar position IN Camden.
Mrs. John Zaas, Of Westyille, spent
part Of the week with Mrs. Emma
Cunard.
Members of the Epworth League Of
the II. E. Church are rehearsing for a
pay, THE District School, TO be held
n the near future.
Elwood Stitzel, Of Hahnemann Nedi-
al College. in Philadelphia. WIS q
weekend guest with Ma. ard Mrs. 7.
!. Hoitcn.
Miss Thelnla Waters, Of West Ches-
ter Normal School, IS spending the
spring vacation at horne.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Sweeten received
word on Wednesday that their son,
Preston, Jr., is i'll, though not serious,
in the hospital in the Military School
in Indiana, where he is a student.
Miss May Cunard is employed as
stenographer for H. VI. Green at the
garage.
Mrs. Orville Parker, of Penns Grove,
visited her sister, Mrs. George Justice,
on Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Swaverly Gaventa
and Mr.. Harry Thorn were united in
marriage last Saturday evening by
Rev. Charles Diebert in the presence
of their immediate family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thorn have moved into p. P.
Sweetens house where the ceremony
took place.
Kelsey Clark has moved into George
Pedrick's house vacated by John Has
kett who has moved to National Park.
Albert Risner spent Friday in Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. J. ellsworth and Mrs. w.
Chew, of Salem, were in town IN
Tuesday in regard to the Fifth Liberty
Loan and were guests with Mrs. Clay
Smith.
Wallace Strimple, who has been
spending several weeks with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Strimple, left last
week for California where he will
make his home. Mr.. Strimple went to
Denver, Col, about a year ago and has
recently been discharged from a
Western training camp where he a
stationed.
Samuel Picken is driving a new
Overland touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Peachy, of Penns
Grove, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Peachy.
Harvey Justice spent part of last
week in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers Layton, of
Penns Grove, were guests on Sunday
at the home of P. P. Sweeten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Peachy viii
move in a few days On the farm they
recently bought of Charles Hampton,
located near Centre Square.
James Gouchy has moved in part of
George Pedrick's double house vacated
by Jos. Coombs.
The Mems Bible class of the Ped
ricktown Baptist Church gave a ban
quet on Wednesday evening. There
were 1872 men present with fifty re-
turned soldiers from the Delaware
Ordnance Depot, under command of
Homer E. Carney, Secretary of the
YMCA at the D. o. D. A fine musi-
Gale program was enjoyed by the male
chorus of twenty voices in charge of
Prof. VIM. Fleming. Rev. Franklin j.
Sigmund, of the Port Norris Baptist
Church, with a large delegation, were
present. Rev. John Killiam, of Phila-
delphia was the speaker of the
evening, taking as his subject, Five
Points in the Making of a Real Man.
And used as his text, "Be Strong, and
show thyself a Man. He spoke of
the influence of Garfield, the frmness
of Washington and the Wisdom of
Solomon. The five points in the max
ing of a 4 were, Conviction, Pur-
pose, Courage, Freedom, To Know and
Do the Truth.
Rev. Steadman Apologize left on
Tuesday for Conference in Asbury
Park. William Chew will have charge
of the services on Sunday. William
Cunard will lead the Epworth League
at Gas.