The Penn's Grove record., 1919-10-24
Dupont DYE WORKS DOINGS
DUPONT Club Gossip. Y. NJ. c. A. Activities. Bowling Tourna-
ment to start Monday, October 9th
Dupont Club Schedule For Week

DUPONT Club Schedule For Week
Monday-Engineering VS.. Power,
Ten Pins.
Tuesday-Power vs.. Operative En-
gineering and Mechanical, Duck Pins.
Wednesday-Indigo VS.. intermediates,
Ten Pins.
Thursday-Colors vs.. Jackson Labor
atory. Duck Pins. Moving Pictures.
Friday-Hallowe7en Dance.
Saturday.. D.
The second annual bowling tourna-
ment, to be held at the dupont Club,
will be pried open Monday evening
when Engineering and Power start
breaking up the big" pins. Under the
present arrangement games will be
played every Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday evening-ten pins
on Monday and Wednesday and duck
pins Tuesday and Thursday. Prizes will
be awarded by the dupont Club for
high team score, highest individual
average. highest Individual score for
single game, and about everything else
that a prize could be awarded for ex-
cept throwing the most balls down the
gutter. All games will b. governed by
a committee composed of w. H. Ed
wards, Jr., Manager; F. C. McVaugh.
Secretary and Treasurer, and team cap
tains to be elected by the members of
each team.
To date the following departments
have entered teams:
Ten Pins-Engineering, Power, Oper-
tive Engineering and Mechanical,
Chemical, Indigo, Intermediates, Color
Finishing and Camphor and Oil, jack
son Laboratory.
Duck P-ins-Jackson Laboratory,
Power, Operative Engineering and Me-
chanical, Chemical, Service, Staff,
CoIor-Finishing and Camphor and Oil,
Indigo and Intermediates.
Halloween Dance 31st
Don't forget the big Halloween lance
to be held at the Club on Friday even
ing, October 31st. Beautiful decora-
lions are already being prepared and
special music will be ON hand for this
occasion.
". NJ. c. A. Activities
Saturday-Moving pictures. D. w.
Griffith's big hit, True Heart Susie"
with an all-star caste; also Fatty Ar
buckle in a screaming comedy, In
Love- and a Paramount Photograph.
Sunday-Community meeting at 400
P. NJ, in the auditorium. The meeting
will be addressed by Mr.. Clarence M.
Keen. of Wilmington, on 1.-THE Real
Man" A special solo will be rendered
by Mrs. Keen. Professor Nilsson, New
Jersey State Musical Director. will lead
y TON ,,iputa copp caryice
Misunderstanding of the Choral So
ciety.
Community Choral Society
Some thirty or forty men and women
of the community met at the "Y" last
Monday, and under the leadership of
Mr.. c.. Lawrence Nelson, launched a
new choral society. Mr.. Hockenbury.
of the "Y," gave a few remarks on the
subject of this new formation and ask
ed for the support of all those inter
ested in music He briefly outlined the
plan of Mr.. Nilsson, who is the New
Jersey State Music Director, and who
comes to this section once a week for
the promotion of good music. The
people of Penns Grove, Salem and Car
neys Point should back this under
taking and help make a real singing
society of South Jersey. There is no
limit to what can be accomplished If
the proper support is forthcoming, and
many pleasant evenings will be spent
during the winter months visiting the
nearby towns and rendering musical
programs, which should be a credit to
all interested.
The society was not christened mas
much as the members thought that the
name should cover the entire district.
This was left open for the next meeting.
The very beautiful cantata, The
Rose Maiden was given to the mem
bers for the first time rehearsal. The
enthusiasm and energy of those present
augurs well for the baby organization.
Mr.. Nilsson will be very glad to vel
come all those who are interested IN
music at any of the rehearsals, which
take place on Monday evenings at the
''Y' at s o'clock.
Tuesday-Smoker. This smoker, to
be given free to the members, promises
to be the biggest event at the "Y" to
date. A fee of thirty-five cents will
be charged non-members. The follow
ing vaudeville acts have been booked
for the OCCASION:
Tom Siddons-Black face comedian.
Harvey Mearns-Musical novelty.