The Penn's Grove record., 1919-02-28
pENNs GROVE, N. j., FRIDAY EEBRoARY rs, 1919
Carney Point Chronicles
Powder Workers Doings, Enter.
tainments and Enjoyments

0S0A W / 4AktANSks w WI 1889
much not to hear Mr.. Clement, the
Evangelist. A powerful preacher fill
ed with the spirit who knows God and
can tell . Those who heard him have
to get saved and then live for Him.
Services every evening at 7.30.
Sunday as follows: 1870, preach
ing and Communion. Children's SER
vices $50 and 7.30 in the evening.
Come and hear this great man of God.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Car
neys Point Fire Company held a Mar
tina Washington tea in Community
Hall on Friday last. All the members
We're present and a very enjoyable
time was spent.
The largest congregation ever at a
church service in Community Hall was
present last Sunday night. The num-
Der being estimated well over the hun
bred. The large chorus choir under
the leadership of Frank P. Davis, sang
most excellent. Miss Helen Kelly, a
noted soprano, favored with a solo.
Mr.. Close was at his best, delighted
by the presence of a large congrega-
ton. His heart was entirely in his
work. His subject was from Ezekiel,
37-11: Then He said unto me, Son of
Man, these me are the whole house
OF Israel" He said every man was
sent from God with a specific purpose,
but few live up to their opportunity.
There is no death to man, only to his
tenements of clay. He spoke of the
need of an awakening among preach
ers to rise up into the environment Of
| God, who is love, truth and justice,
who is ready to come into any open
heart. He said no Church had all the
truth any more than any scientist has
all the knowledge. Years ago when
Edison was asked to define electricity,
he said it is ~ss1a1etery which | know
nothing abom ibis he compared to
our knowledge Of the kingdom. Sun
day morning services will be held be-
ginning March 9th at 10 o'clock.
The ladies and gentlemen who con-
stitute the pinochle club gave a fare
we'll party to Mrs. John Smith on Sat
urday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Will
soon be leaving to make their home
in Philadelphia. Mrs. A. c. Lingo en-
t%ertained the Pinochle Club on Monday
night.
Mrs. L. E. Diver spent Sunday with
relatives in Philadelphia.
A very pleasant time was spent at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Ment-
ger last Saturday evening, the occasion
being a Washington's birthday social
with the choir of Union Presbyterian
Church as guests. The table decora-
tons and menu was typical of the oc-
casion. Those present were o. b.
Close nastor: F. P. Davis, chorister;
Mrs. Lvnd, musical director; Mrs.
Langford, Taylor, Won Cullen, Webster,
/ Jennings, Falls, Misses Close and Muir
dock. Mr.. NJ. Smallwood, Mrs. Small
wood and J.. G. Sullivan.
Ida. wife of Cornelius j.. Lodge at
1903 J Street has received word that
he was gassed in France on OCTOBER
nth and has been in a hospital recov-
ering slowly.
Pastor Closes topic Sunday even
ing will be "The Most Wonderful City
in the World"
Miss Nancy Owens, a nurse, who has
been an assistant to Miss Clara BIng,,
ham. the Village nurse, has accepted
a position in a sanitarium for crippled
children in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Carroll, of Phil
adelphia, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Black. Mr.;
Carroll was, until recently, foreman OF
the scale and elevator department at
Plant No. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Galloway have
gone to Salisbury, Md, where they
have purchased a farm. Mr.. Galloway
was crane operator at Deep Water
Point for some time but is an expert
enced truck farmer. His former home
was Salisbury.
Misses Nettie Green and Martha
Humphreys, of Wilmington, who
worked at Carneys Point, spent ovel
weekend with friends at Dormator9
/. Nora Mullin and Lucia Cobb en-
tertained friends over weekend.
Rev. ]. .. Lynch officiated at The
baptism of Ida Elizabeth Wolfer, th'
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
H. Wolfer, at the home of the bride:
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. DalIell
3119 Ave. C, last Saturday night. The
evening was spent with a festive so
cial time.