The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-01
Carney Point Chronicles
Dye Makers DOings, Entertain
ments and Enjoyments

purchased a new Dodge car.
The following ladies received Ser
vice pins, from the Red Cross: Mrs.
Sturgess and Mrs. Herbert, for 300
hours; Mrs. Jordan, johnson, Seminar.
Baldwin, Harris and Lyons, for 400
hours service.
Mrs. Kelly, on Third Avenue, has
gone to Philadelphia to are for her
father, who is seriously i'll.
Stanley Wood is confined to bed
with an attack of dysentery.
Mrs. C. S. Bailey and daughter,
Dorcas, expect to spend the rest of the
summer in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smallwood, for
merly of Carneys Point, have returned
and are living on Washington Street.
Mr.. Seminar, On Broadway, has
gone to enjoy the sea breeze at At
tantic for a week.
Robert Seagraves, of Salem, has been
asked to preach at the First M. E.
Church, of Carneys Point.
Master Joseph Baldwin has been
sick in bed for three or four days.
Mrs. A. D. Work and daughter, Miss
Lucy Work, were entertained by Mrs.
Wilberham, on Tyler Street. Mrs. A.
d. Work, mother of Mrs. Wilberham,
celebrated her 84th birthday on July
%. Mrs. Wilberham's four sons came
home to meet their grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aldridge, of
Philadelphia, are the guests of Mrs.
Margaret Peterson last week. Mrs.
Peterson is convalescent from injuries
which she received some time ago from
2 fall down stairs. She is going to
Wildwood for the month of August to
est.
Miss Ann Cour, of Newark, is visit
,ng Mrs. William Smith on F Street.
DR. Gordon B. Underwood, who en-
listed in April, 1917, has returned to
SaTneys Point. During his service he
vas commissioned First Lieutenant
md promoted to Captain and Major.
He was at Fort Slocum, N. Y, nine
ncnths, Camp Upton was three months
md in France fourteen months, where
re was chief of medical service at two
large hospitals near the front.
Frank A. Collier announces himself
as a candidate for the nomination Of
assessor in Upper Penns Neck Town
ship. Nh. Collier is running as an in
depent Republican.
Miss Elizabeth Craig, of Bridgeton,
has been spending part of her vaca-
ion with her friend, Miss Lillian Bar
racliff.
Miss Beatrice and Virginia Bignell,
# Elmer, are spending a week with
heir friends, Miss Esther and Susanna
Barracliff.
Master Nehemia Barraclif is spend
ing the summer on the farm of his
cousin, Elmer Johnson, at Yorktown,
N. j.
Little Pattie Juhlin is much missed
at his home on Georgetown road, as he
is spending the summer in the country
with his grandparents.
Miss Evelyn Douglass and Miss
Valerie Russell, both of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend at the home of
Miss Helen Bevis, 2036 Avenue B.
A Correction
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Haslup, at ITO
Magnolia Street, entertained over Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. C. Vandy, of Balti-
more; Prof. Donahue and wife, Miss
Helen STRIFE, Mr.. VIM. Hairsine, Mr.,
and Mrs. S. w. Squierle and family,
Miss Margaret Boyd, of Wilmington;
Harold Megonigal and VIM. Boyd, OF
Chester.
Nh. Haslup wishes this news item
contradicted, as part Of it is not true.
The only and most prominent guest OF
Mr.. Haslup was Constable Joe Me-
gonigal. ]. w. H.-Adv.
Mr.. j. w. Haslup, of 10 Magnolia
Street, has sold out and is now lead
ing the life of a single man. He has
not skipped out of town as reported
and has no reasons to do so. He vii!
continue his dances on Tuesday anc
| Saturday evenings at River view
Beach and will work in Wilmington
during the day as usual. He will room
with one of the White boys at All +.
9Th Street, Wilmington, Del. Any
person wishing to see him he will gladly
see at either of these two places. j
w. H.-Adv.
Harry Smith, a very popular young
man of 4th Avenue, was much sur.
prised on Wednesday evening to fino
a crowd of young friends awaiting him
when he returned from the ball game
there were about 20 young people IN
the party. He was so surprised thai
he did not know what to say. AS the
hour was late they enjoyed their ice
cream, cake, fruit and candy and Their
they played spin the plate" a very
III s4lne but much liked by young ano
old, also wink and post office between
times. They sang some of the popu'
lar airs. Mr.. Thomas Miller kept then
well entertained with music on the
piano. Of course everyone know!
what a beautiful performer Mr.. Miller
is. There were some married couple:
present and they also had a good time
After singing and dancing the party
broke up about 1 A. NJ. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. S. Grace and her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Curley, Mrs. Ternary
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Engle
rs. Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Vance, Camilla Hawkins, Mabe
eide, Sadie Engle, Anna Engle, Ma,
Hickey, Olivia Holiday, Louise Moon
ey, Caroline Vance, Mary Strouse
Leon Wright, Paul Curley, Harr,
Cconlor Harmon Bell. Lawrence Shir