The Penn's Grove record., 1919-09-26
Carney Point Chronicles
Dye Makers Doings, Entertain
ments and EnjOyments

Pa, some weeks ago, has returned and
may be sent to other places, but he
still retains his residence in Carneys
Point. As he has been here FIVE years
his many friends will regret to see him
and his family leave.
The Mothers Club will hoId a Boos-
ter Day at the Y. NJ. c. 4. next Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. All mothers and
all who hope to be are cordially in
vited to join.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Prior left last
Saturday for Flint, Mich. He worked
in the acid which did not agree with
him and made the change for more
healthful employment.
Mrs. Warren Turpin and Mrs. Z. D..
Turpin left on Wednesday evening for
Pontiac, Mich, where their husbands
have been some months working for
the DUPONT Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Crouthemel, on
Avenue l. motored to Lancaster on
Saturday. Mrs. S. NJ. Lyons accom-
panied them.
Miss Bertha Bradley was the guest
of her sister. Mrs. L. c. Coney, on sun
day last.
Mrs. Robert D.. Finley left for her
home in Maryland last Wednesday
where she expects to stay two weeks.
Mrs. Edwin Rose, on Washington
Street, left on Monday for Baltimore
to visit her daughter.
Clarence Bailey, Commissioner of the
Boy scouts and Assistant Quartermas-
ter, has gone to Norfolk, Va, for a
vacation.
The last cut door Community Sing
was held on the ball field last Friday
night. 1t was a delightful night and
it was well attended. Mr.. Lawrence
Nilsson. the leader. banked Mr.. n. S.
Jordan and his men for their help and
thanked the chorus. He told them that
of all the Community Sings he had con-
Quoted in New Jersey he had enjoyed
Carneys Point the best.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fall, of Fourth Street,
are spending their vacation in New
York.
William E. Glendaniel, of Lincoln
City. Del, spent a few days last week
with his sister, Mrs. ROLAND Peet.
Rev. H. s. Massey has returned from
a very pleasant vacation in Ocean City.
Mrs. S. J. Grant. on Pink Street, is
spending some time in Dover. Del.
Rev. william Moore spent Monday.
September %, in Philadelphia, attend
ing the ministers meeting.
Miss Emma V. Hamann has returned
to her home in Washington. D. c., after
spending a pleasant vacation with Mrs
VIM. Moore.
Rev. VIM. Moore, pastor of the First
NJ. E.. Chuhch of Carneys Point, re-
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TENDER 81, the following on confession
of faith; Mildred Bremen and Grace
Hendricks. He also baptized Marvin
c.. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F~eatherer. on
Railroad Avenue, entertained at dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker and
daughter, Edith. of Swedesboro; Mrs.
r. Kragler, daughter and three sons,
of Auburn, and Rev. William Moore,
on Wednesday evening.
Watch for the Halloween masque
dance to be given by the Mothers Club.
Living in Carneys Point makes old
young again.
In spite of the rainy afternoon We
had on Tuesday, September %, the
Mothers Club had a very good number
in attendance. They received a very
good report from Mrs. ]. a. Johnson,
Chairman of the carnival. The Club
gave Mrs. j. A. johnson and Mrs. Leon
Seminar a vote of thanks for the
wonderful work they did in getting up
this carnival. She also thanks the
ladies tina worked so hard on the two
evenings.
Mrs. c. A. Mentzer and Mrs Lewis
Grace entertained the Mothers Club on
Tuesday afternoon by vocal selections
which was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. C. A. Mentzer, on Second Street,
entertained on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bowman, of Frankfort.
Mrs. Norman McFadden. of Summerill
tract. has returned much improved
from a hospital in Philadelphia
Mr.. George Davis is taking an ex-
tended trip through Maryland in his
new Cadillac machine.
Mrs. T. NJ. Scherff, of Washington
Street, left on Wednesday for Atlantic
City. Her niece, Amanda, accompanied
her.
The congregation of Carneys Point
M. e. Church gave their new pastor,
Rev. william Moore and family, a very
hearty reception in the parish house on
Thursday evening. After singing and
addresses ice cream and cakes were
served.
An entertainment will be given in
Community Hall, October 18th, for the
oenent OF Carneys Point M. E. Church.
The drill at the last Community Sing
last Friday evening by the Girl Scouts
under Lieut.. e. l.. James was fine The
at all sings has been large
and greatly enjoyed by creating a bet
ter Community spirit.
Robert. the 6 year old son of DR..
Sutherland, was struck by an automo-
bile driven by Dennis Fahy on Thurs
day afternoon. One ear was badly cut
and he was otherwise slightly cut and
bruised. The lad stepped into the road
and was not seen by Mr.. Fahy until he
was struck. Mr.. Fahy took him TO DR.
Davidson's where his injuries were at
senccd to and he is getting along
nicely. The accident was unavoidable
The Great Interstate Fair will b.
held near Trenton September 29-octo'