The Penn's Grove record., 1919-05-09
Carney Point Chronicles
Powder Workers Doings, Enter
tainments and Enjoyments

Avenue, entertained her brother, Lau-
ritz Mestholt, Of Wilmington.
Eugene A. Smith, of Wilmington,
visited his David Smith, Of 4th
Avenue, on Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Smith, Of 4th Avenue,
spent Monday and tuesday with her
sister in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Thomas Birch. of Washington
3~tfeet, went to the jefferson Hospital,
Philadelphia, on Wednesday, for treat
ment OF her eyes.
Mrs. Charles Reitev, Of Jefferson
Street, spent Saturday in Philadel-
phia with TWO OF her classmates of
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, Hospital. They
were Miss Clara Treglown and DIR.
Anna Z. Caffrey.
Miss 3. Bradleyof Philadelphia Wis
tied her sister Mrs. L. c. Coney of S.
Broad ST. On Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. A. Jones and family motored to
heir former home in Melville on Sun
day.
Mrs. Percy White OF tho Summerill
Tract expect their sen hone from
france soon.
Mrs. David Smith had $40 worth of
edibles stolen from her back porch
on Saturday evening.
Mr.. George Truncer, Of DUfresne,
Street is working a the New York
Ship Yard at Camden.
Mrs. \. Mead will sail for Panama
this week where she will join her
youngest son, Burton H. Mead who
holds a very responsible position there.
Mir. and Mrs. VAN Brunt and fam
lily spent Monday in Philadelphia.
dad" Carey, manager of Davis
fruit store in Carneys Point, cele-
brated his birthday May It'll at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. George
Davis, in Penns Grove. One Of his
customers gave him a lovely cake
Everyone wants to know how old
dad" is.
Mrs. j. Percy White, of 1852 18th
Street, will give a musicale this Friday
evening at Z o'clock. Admission 15c.
1t is for the endowment fund OF the
Federation Of South Jersey Clubs.
Mrs. St. Christianson gave a fare
we'll patty to Mr.. H. Anderson on
Monday night and a fine dinner was
served. Those present we're Mir. md
Mrs. H. Stout, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Stew
enson, Miss A. Stevenson, Mr.. VIM.
Stevenson. Jr., Mr.. H. Anderson, MI.
and Mrs. Charles Kinda, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Carew
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Eissmer and baby,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Christensen, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
West, Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy.
Mr.. Anderson has left the plant and
expects to spend the sumne in Long
Beach, Long Island.
Mrs. NJ. L. Holsinger entertained
over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Mel
vim.
On Friday last Mr.. A. c. Lingo died
of pneumonia. Mr.. Lingo was a trus-
tee of the Carneys Point Fire Com
pany, a member of the Republican
Club and one of the permanent work
ers for the good of the community.
Mr.. Lingo is survived by a wife and
two children. Mrs. Lingo is a prom
inent member of the Mothers Club
and the Firemen's Auxiliary. The
Record Joins the community in SYM
pathy for the widow and children.
O. Bell Close, pastor of Union Pres
byterian Church, Carneys Point,
preached an able and timely sermon
on Sunday night on the subject BIOL
shevism." He termed this subject q
communistic international class which
is becoming a menace to this country
Samuel Gompers has said that organ
lied labor would not permit its ugly
head to rise in this country. 1t was
born in Russia under the most tyran.
nical government that ever existed
and has no place Of growth in the Z
s. A. where both Roosevelt and Viii
son have been trying to undo the
things that have given aus for it:
development in this country, namely
the beef, coal and steel trusts. Lin
coin said: "No man is good enough
to own another" He spoke of the &C
from of the extremists in Congress
after the Civil War, of how they arm
ed the slaves and made them mas
tiers over their former masters whicl
brought on the Klu Klux Khan. ii
said of the man who would send
bomb thru the mails to another tina
Diogenes could not with his Lantern
find a worse character in the loves
and blacklist hole in damnation. H
cautioned people to keep cool and no
expect too quick action at n peac'
table. The man who extols Lenine i
a criminal. We must write histor,
that our children will not be ashame'
~. ~he aeroplanes, telegraph an
telephones have made US neighbor
with the world. Stand by America
put tic Victory Loan over, keep u
your patriotism till the boys com
home. Have faith in the good Of
Book and the ghost of Bolshevism wi
Danish from the earth mastered by tn
Christ.
The bazaar held in Lafayette Schoo
!. bv the girls of the sth grade was
great success. They cleared $50.
The dance given in Community Ha
on Friday evening, I'd, by the Bo
S~o,4- was a great social success.
: The ha'l was prettily decorated wit
and Troop flags, made unde
the n~.asterful skill of Scout Maste
Revere.
Last Saturday Scoutmaster Rever
Hagland and Commissioner Bale
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