The Penn's Grove record., 1919-11-14
PENNS GROVE, N. j., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ID, 1910 SUBSCE
Carney Point Chronicles
Dye Makers Doings, Entertain
mcnts and Enjoyments

Mrs Larry Nixon on Fourth Street,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Bridge
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Young and Mr..
and Mr.. Paul Burr, of Riverton, mo-
tored to carneys Point IN Sunday and
spent the 6ay with NIr. and Mrs. j. a.
johnson, on Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Seminar spent
SunGay in Washington. D. c..
Joseph Raine spent Saturday in
Bridgeton.
Mrs. c. A. Mentzer, on Second Street.
spent Wednesday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Hawkins spent
Saturday in Wilmington
Mrs. y. b. Cotton, ON Third Street,
took d trip TO Baltimore on Sunday.
Mrs. Scanlon, on Delawar Avenue,
entertained her sister, Miss Erdner, of
Baltimore on Sunday.
a carnival VIII be held for one week
in Community Hall under the auspices
Of the Dye Works Band, beginning No
ember 18th.
Mrs. Charles Troupe, 1855 Harrison
Street, announces the marriage of her
daughter, Helen Margaret, to b. Frank
E:CcIlStcr, OF PedfIcktoWn, on
h>kSsiviEg nisht.
MIS-. Walter Hickman spent Wednes-
az in Wilmington shopping.
Nj. and Mrs. Frank James, on Shell
Road, attCnded the Sunday School on
v~ention in Salem on Friday.
Mrs. Bertha James and son Billy.
y no left Carneys Point to hike West,
Lave gotten as far as Illinois and are
detained there on account of sickness.
1irs. Edward Gilbert, of Baltimore,
anu daugn er. Mrs. Walter erickson,
AMI Miss E la Forsy he, also Miss Lille
Ge.ner. visl-ed Miss Augustus Gilbert
1T the home Ct Mrs. l.. E. Diver, on
Thir. yerde.
TIE 15irl Scouts were to have had
a CAM Fire ol the ball field on Friday
last, Lus on account of the cold night
it WAS not held. They had an enjoy
able title ia The old Red Cross rooms.
Through The efforts of Richard Small
signs Lave been placed at different
pla~>s on Shell l.oad. warning auto
me lies that they are to run a little
slower on account of the school chill
dren.
Mr.. Batton, the genial guard that
protected the aides during the Liberty
Loan drive at the post office, renewed
OLD acquaintance on Sunday in Car
ncy-s Point.
We regret to tell the many friends
of Mr.. j. Peck that he will leave
shortly. He has only been with us a
short time, but he has a host of friends
who will miss him very much.
The Laughing Dozen gave a farewell
party tcsMr. F. \. Collier on Wednesday
evening, November u at the home of
Mrs. F. w. Brownlee, on Shell Road.
The ladies came dressed to present
! different occupations. Mrs. II. n. Lyon
and Mrs. f. A. Collier represented gas
producers helpers; Mrs. a. c. Lingo
was a politician; Mrs. A. B. Cotton
wore garden locks; Miss Blanche
Strong. Charlie Chaplin; Mrs. c. Dare,
Mother McCree; Mrs. w. c. Miller was
Dina. Mrs. Thomas Waddington per-
sonated Mr.. l.. Nilsson. the musical
director at the "" They amused
themselves greatly until their hus-
bands came. Refreshments were served
at a late hour. On Thursday evening
they viii hold another party at the
home of Mrs. Naylor, on Avenu C. in
honor OF Mrs. f. A. Collier.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Collier expect to
leave on Friday for Michigan
The bail given by the local post of
the american Legion in the DUPONT
| Club house, on November 18th, was a
great success. There We're several
| dances. Some ladies of the village, in
Guiding Mrs. C. y. Mentzer, Mrs. Leon
Seminar and Mrs. Sutton, sang a few
selections. Robert Beckett gave a
tenor solo. The boys ave an exhibit
of how quickly they could put on their
gas masks. About eleven o'clock a
number of lady members of the
Mothers Club, dressed in the Red Cross
uniform, served cocoa and crullers
which were enjoyed by all. They re-
turned to the dance hall and enjoyed
the music and dancing until 12.15-
The prize dance was won by MI
Greenly and his partner.
Thu new Presbyterian Church mas
oeen plastered inside. A pipeless
heater will soon be installed and the
CONGREGATION hopes to worship there-
N before Christmas instead |of Com
munitv Hall. The attendance at the
nreacIing service and the Bible School
are incl easing. The time is as follows:
SunCay. 10 o'clock to II, preaching by
Pastor o. Ieu Close; $50 Bible School;
7. 80. song serNi ice; s, preaching. sun
day. Esd, there will be special features
mornirg and evening together with
special music.
sunday at 4 O'Clock at "Y"
Rev S. Ascher Hess will preach in
the 'Y" auditorium on Sunday at 4
o'clock. He is known as the drum
mer boy of '61," who not only Will
give an inspiring patriotic message
but a spiritual thrill from a mar VINO
has seen good spirit marching on 10
make our Republic greater thru three
wars. The many who do not have a
Church home should attend these sun
dav meetings in the "Y" and get a
spiritual community spirit.
Mrs. DR.. John X. f. Stiles and son,
Augustine, returned last Saturday TO
their home, 1116 Jefferson Street, after
three months visit with her sister at
Coney Island. She helped care for her
father. Joseph L. Bowen, who has been
an invalid three years, not able to walk
, s+c3 hit he hopes soon tn be on ms
feet again.
Miss Helen Bevis, at 22S1 Market
Street. entertained over weekend Miss
mogene Russell, Robert Major, VIM
Marshall, Jr., of Philadelphia.
An Evening Social
Miss Marie Craven entertained a
number of friends at the home of Mrs.
barrett. 1884 Dufrense Street, on We'd
nesday evening. The evening was
spent in dancing and enjoying some
very good music rendered by Miss Car
RE Rutter. Those present were Misses
Marie Craven, Mabel Gregory, Agnes
Kearbey. Helen Bevis. Dorothy Ale,
Boglin, Eva Goodman. Flor
ence Christy, Carrie Rutter. Mrs. Bar
rett. Messrs. Paul Knapp, T. C. sander
son. Bertel auckland, Jack Brown.