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

Friday. Hamilton Ludlow, on Adams
Street, who drives the Philadelphia
Supply delivery auto while trying to
avoid collision with another car put
IN the brakes which failed to work.
Consequently Miss Lucy Work, who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wilbraham,
was hit while heedlessly reading the
newspaper and pinned under the car
which turned over. Her leg was
fractured. She was taken to the
drug store and attended by Dr.. Ment-
ger. Then she was taken to the Homeo-
pathic Hospital, Camden, at her re-
quest, so she would Be near her home,
which is ii HerchantvilIe. At her re-
which is in 1Ierchantviile. Ir. Lud-
badly bruised but have returned to
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Culin, on Broad
way, spent Sunday in Philadelphia.
Miss Elizabeth March, of West
Chester, is the guest Of Mrs. G. S.
Hall, on Broadway.
Miss Mary Wells, of Harrisburg, is
the guest Of Mrs. Hay Barnholt, on
Broadway.
George Millnire, on Georgetown
Road, has gone to Michigan.
Mrs. Kairns, on Fifth Avenue, en-
tertained Miss Beatrice Donaldson and
brother, Miss Anna Rassmuson and
Harold Bradley, of Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs. NJ. Dorsey, of Baltimore, is
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. L. Grace, on Second Avenue.
Mrs. ]. w. Hawkins entertained for
a few days Mrs. A. Hammer, of Viii
mington.
Captain James and two of the
Scouts visited Camp Caesar Rodney
on Sunday, August 3.
The Girl Scouts will attend the
Presbyterian Church in a body on Au-
gust 18th.
Howard McGinnis has accepted a
position in Michigan.
George Branagan, of Troy, n. y,
is the guest Of Mrs. William Smith
or Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Watkins have
returned from a very pleasant vaca-
ton in Atlantic City.
Mrs. H. F. Syna, on F Avenue, q
just returned from q long vacation at
Ironton, Ohio.
A party OF ldQIes; AlNAANtHS
Sentman, Mrs. McGinris, the Miss
johnson and others, visited the \. NJ.
C. A. swimming pool on Tuesday, Az
gust ).
Mrs. ]. ]. Meade, on Fourth Avenue,
spent a few days in Delaware City.
Mr.. Harry Smith, on Fourth Ave
nue.. who is employed at Swedesboro,
vas home for the weekend.
Norman Miller has sold his HUDSON
6 and is going to turn over a NeW
Ms. H. D. Smith, Of Philadelphia,
was the guest of Mrs. Lang1ord last
week. o,C
we're the ruests Of Mrs. Harry Smith,
on Fourth Avenue on Sunday.
DR. and Mrs. Davidson, on south
Broad Street, entertained MISS Anna
Miner, Of Haverhill, Mass.
Miss Marion Segerdler, Of New
Haven, Conn, is the guest OF Mrs.
Harry Bates, on Fourth Avenue.
Frances ard Margaret Bates, on
Fourth Avenue, spent some time al
M and Mrs. I. Grant, on Pink
Street. rave Q dinner Q n Tuesday lasI
in honor of Mrs. Henry L. Miner, OF
James Fox, on South Broad Street.
left Sunday, August 3, for Wisconsin
where he has taken a position.
Mrs. w. S. Colfax, on the Zlegle1
Tract, is entertaining Mrs. Henry L
Miner during her stay IN CarneyS
Point.
died last Wednesday, July 30tn'
The stork visited Mrs. w. Scott OF
Delaware Avenue, last Sunday morn,
ing and left a little girl:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold O.Nel anf
Miss TAYLOR, of Philadelphia, WeT,S
CHESTS of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Good
man. on Pink Street, on Sunday.
M. n. Miller has had some diff
clltv in deciding which girl he ike;
best on Fourth Avenue.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph RooDlns
who died Thursday, July 81, TOOK place
on Saturday evening at S P. NJ. KEY
I O. Bell Close preached a short sermon
and his wife sang a hymn. A numDel
IF friends were present, also the Glr
scouts. The Mothers Club sent {
sprav of flowers. The body wa
taken away Sunday morning to Mil
vile for burial in Mt. Pleasant Gene
Oliver Body has moved hi
family from Wilmington to Carney
Mr. c. B. Wells has been transferre'
to Flint, Mich.
Rev. and Mrs. S. J. DorlOn an
family have taken a cottage at Ma
tionai Park and expect to stay Their
for the rest Of the summer.
Miss Dorothy Evans, OF FrankIore
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W1iiiar
Steward on Penn Street recently.
Miss Arete Munyan returned 70 ne
home in Long Branch after spendin
1r,o weeks with Mrs. R. Munyan o
Delaware Avenue.
Mr. c. Peyton, on Nashlngto
Street, left about three weeks ago fo
Cleveland, Ohio. His wife expects
ioin him in September.
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