The Penn's Grove record., 1919-10-03
News of Local Interest

Sewing machines have arrived for the
MILDLY factory in Freneh's rink.
The Elks have resumed their regular
meetings after the summer vacation.
The P. O.. s. Of A. will hold their. dis
trict meeting at AIloway on Monday.
st. Georges Guild will hold their an
nual chicken potpie supper in the par
ish house at Churchtown on Thursday
9Th.
W. L. Collision, Of California, has
bought the 200 acre farm belonging to
Thomas Whitsell in Warrington town
ship.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Salem
County Memorial Hospital will meet at
the hospital on Tuesday afternoon next
at 2.30 o'clock.
An offer of 5000 for his apples on
the trees is said to have been made to
William Nichols. owner of a fine young
orchard near Frank1invilIe.
The October meeting of the Board Of
Chosen ~Freeholders viii be held at the
Court House, in Salem, next Wednes-
day morning at II o'clock.
Those who want the Red Cross Maya
zine for 81 a year may send name and
address to Walter Edgar. 4 post office
building, Penns Grove, n. J.
Charles Charlap's delivery truck was
wrecked on Monday afternoon by COM
ing in ontac with a trolley car on
South Broad Street. Charlap's two
children We're in the car at the time but
they escaped injury.
NJ. Neustadter has bought some
houses on Fenton's Beach which will be
moved to DUPONT city across the Penns-
vile road. New brick buildings will
be erected on the beach for the enlarge
ment of the Dye Works.
The Ladies' Aid of ST. Paul's Church
will give their famous oyster supper in
odd Fellows Hall on Saturday after
noon and evening, 18th inst. Oysters
Will be served in all styles. also ice
cream. homemade cake and candy
Adv. 10-3-2t
Don't forget the benefit of Penns
Groves High School tonight (Friday)
at the Riverside theatre. The picture
to be shown is one of David w. Grif-
fith's best. "A Romance of Happy VAL
ley" His Birth of a Nation" gave him
national fame. The money received by
the Senior Glass will be used wisely.
Next to favorable weather and the
county agent. the farmer has nc better
friend than the country newspaper.
lave you ever stopped to figure out
how you could run off a fair or farm
ers' picnic without this friendly little
sheet > incidentally you may have
noticed that advertisements in it bring
results.
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of the Teachers Retirement Sys-
tenn held at the office of County Super
~intendent Dixon. in Salem, Saturday
morning, October 4th. at 10 o'clock, for
the purpose of electing delegates to the
annual convention of the Teachers Re-
tirement System, to be held in Trenton.
Saturday. October 18th. at which con
~vention very important business viii
be transacted.
The Standard and Jerseyman says that
Never before We're so many Imperfect
lions discovered in the Primary Elec-
ton Law as were found this year. 1t
was not that there Were Inconsistencies
galore in it. but they never Shove up
so much as on the 23rd of September"
Many township and election officers al
so fail to study up those parts of the
law it is necessary for them to know
and things get in bad shape on that
account.
Charles E.. Kinda is the leading shoe
dealer in Penns Grove. He deals in
them exclusively. In this issue Of the
Record he has an announcement which
should be read by every subscriber. as
YOU all wear shoes. He does not land
you fairy tales. He knows shoes and
tells about them, He admits that
prices are higher and that some lines
cannot be bought today at wholesale
for his retail prices. You can depend
on Kinda and the goods he sells.