The Penn's Grove record., 1919-03-14
Carney Point Chronicles
Workers DOings, Enter
tainments and Enjoyments

days with her sons in Philadelphia.
u. Bel Close has ms new cottage,
Maple Hut" at Georgetown, nearly
completed and will move his family
here in the near future.
Mrs. Margaret Peterson and daugh-
ter Ethel spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clunn and family have
moved back to Carneys Point, having
spent a year in Tennessee at Old Hick-
ory. The Clunns now live at 9Th
Street and Broadway.
All those interested in the commun-
ity and especially the welfare OF the
public school system are urged to be
present az the Lafayette school on
tuesday night to vote Tor members Of
the Board OF Education. Don t allow
any n with purely selfish interests
sway you from duty but vote fer the
pubic interest,".
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley P. Bailey have
recently returned from Washington,
D. c., where they have been attend
ing the funeral of a relative.
o.. b. Close spoke TO another large
and appreciaGive audience last Sunday
at borh services in the evening. His
subject was, Am l My Brothers
Keeper At this service a large
number presented themselves for adj
ing church. Next Sunday services are
as usual. Morning service 10 to 1915.
Sunday School 2.30, and evening SER
vices at 7.30. Ali without a church
home are urged to attend these SER
vices.
Mr.. Z. II. Trainer, formerly Assist
ant General Secretary of the Carneys
Point \. N. C. A., is now Executive
Secretary of the South Branch Y. NJ.
c.. A., Philadelphia, which is located
at 1885 South Broad Street. Nj.
Trainer will nov his family to Phila-
delphia as soon as suitable quarters
can be secured.
Among the musical treats on Sum
day at the Union Presbyterian Church
was a duet at the morning service by
Prof. Davis and Miss Andrew, and in
the evening a solo by Miss Julia. MUIR
dock. Both senior and junior choirs
rendered special numbers with their
usual pleasing style.
Mr.. Howard Noble has moved to
Harrison, n. j.. where he has taken a
position with the Standard. Roller
Bearing Co.
Mr.. George Wolfinger will in
a few days to Philadelphia where he
will go into business.
Among the Philadelphia shoppers on
Tuesday were noticed MI. and Mrs. D.
V. Summerill, Je., Charles L. Smith,
John L. Corson, Ljlh G. Sullivan,
Misses Julia Hurdock, Edna Miller,
Helen Wicks, Mrs. Frank James, Mrs.
Beeley, Mrs. Naylor Holmes, Mrs. Lew
Holmes, Mrs. Bernstein. =
Newton Richardson, w}@ has been
assigned to Newbury, n -, has NOV
ed his family from Broadway, Carneys
Point.
Clyde NJ. May, who Was a neighbor
of Mr.. Richardson and VINO has been
assigned to Indian Head, will move his
household goods there next week. We
miss those families but our loss will
be some one else's gain.
Mike Burns, formerly of Carneys
Point, was married recently to Miss
Kittie Freeman, of Penns Grove
Mike is well known in sporting circles,
having taken part in several engage
ments at the Penns Grove A. A. where
he always gave a good account of him.
self.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns are now living
in Wilmington and their Jersey friends
wish them joy and happiness.
Some of the progressive and aggres-
sive men of the Village have begun
planting their gardens and men are te
be e particularly over on the Sum
merrill tract, tilling the soil. H. B
Adams has stuck a few onions in the
plot and Bob Moffat has been seer
out back in his broad brimmed hal
with hoe and spade in hand. Bob is
recognized as Mayor of the Summeril
tract and would have been Chief Of
Police of Penns Grove but for the fac
of his not being a two years resident
1t is noised about that u Esteemed
Exalted Ruler will be a candidate fol
Mayor of Penns Grove at the mex
election. Bob advises that not only
Elks, but Moose, Owls and all kinds
of Odd Fellows will vote for his cleo,
ton. He was a prosperous farmer il
Texas previous to the war. His son:
now carry on the business, This ex.
plains the Jess Willard head piece car
J. f16Q Dy the giant 1SAdI.
Something different. See adv. S. NJ
Hunt, corner Harmony and Franklin
Streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Harris enjoyed
themselves at the playhouse in Viii
mington on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Seminar spen-
Saturday with his mother in Whining
ton.
-. William C. Miller is spending
ten DAYS n Washington, D. c.
Mrs. +. w. Brownlee entertained
the Firemen's Auxiliary on Tuesda.
evening. All were present. Business
of Importance was transacted afte,
which a bountiful repast was served
by the %congenial hostess.
Mr.. Emanuel A. Shur, of the Shu
Chemical Co., and who has been mas
ter of the 18th receiving ward Bias
Hospital at Camp Dix, N. j., during
the war has returned to his home il
Carneys Point.
Charles C. Beaver, of 627 Thir
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