The Penn's Grove record., 1919-02-07
Personal and Social Notes
The Whereabouts and DOings of
Good People You Know

envy, was home ove weekend.
The many friends of Mrs. Walter
A Hunt, of Main Street, will be glad
to hear that she is convalescing.
Clarence Doughten was in New
York part of this week attending the
automobile show.
Miss Mildred Holiday, of New Cas-
tie, Del, spent the weekend with Eva
Doughten.
Mrs. Virgil Wiley and daughter, of
Trenton, are visiting her father, John
C. Simkins.
H. N. Butler, of Newark, spent from
Wednesday until Sunday at Robert
T.. Alcorn's.
Mrs. Sarah Avis, Joseph d. Norton
and Gilbert Compton, spent Wednes-
day in Salem.
Mrs. Addie Leonard, of C~hincataque
Islands, is visiting her friend, Mrs.
Joseph Norton.
Rev. D. E. Clair, Of Trenton, was an
over Thursday night visitor with his
son Milton'H. Claire.
Mrs. Howard Barns and son, of
Camden, spent over weekend with her
sister, Mrs. Gilbert F. Compton.
Mrs. Sarah A. Bates, of Alloway,
has been visiting her granddaughter,
Mrs. Merritt Jenkins in, Penns Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Myers, George,
Jr., and lie Roy Myers, of Jersey
Shore, Pa, spent some time with MI.
and Mrs. l.. H. Wood.
MI. and Mrs. Charles L. Gillison
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Gillison remained there to look after
her daughter, who is i'll with .pneu-
monia-
Exhalted Ruler Robert Moffat,
Squire McAdams and Joseph Gia-
coma, of Penns Grove Lodge of -Elks,
attended a meeting of Bridgeton lodge
last night.
Mrs. Mary Diver, of Philadelphia,
spent over Wednesday night with her
sister, Mrs. Lewis w. Cook, and at
tended the funeral of her former
neighbor, Maria Dugan.
William r. Diver and wife returned
to Penns Grove on Wednesday from
Jacksonville, KY, where he was a su-
pervisor at the Old Hickory powder
plant, where the number employed has
been greatly
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Jarratt spent
last Friday evening in Wenonah at
the mid-winter exercises of Wenonah
Military Academy. Their son, Robert,
Jr., who is a student there, came home
with them and remained e Sunday.
Miss Alta L. Butler, of Kendall, N.
Y, is assisting in caring for her father
Mr.. D. w. Butler, of the same town,
who has been very i'll at the home of
his s~on-in-law, Robert R. Alcorn, on
Sack Avenue.
Harry D. Naylor and wife, of Phil
adlphia, formerly of Penns Grove, has
located in Los Angeles, Cal, next to
Charles Bowen, formerly of Penns
Grove. Like other old residents he
needs the Penns Grove Record to keep
green the memory of boyhood days.
Mrs. William C. Merrill and nine
months old son spent a week with Mrs.
d. w. Powers. Nh. Merrill spent over
weekend there. He was a foreman
of construction at Deep Water Point
two years ago and has been with the
Government plant at Perryville, Nd
the past year.
lIOIlldS INdylOl RlllCo5 VI otNHSSSON
after being in France for ten months,
arrived in New York last Friday on
the Adriatic and is now at Camp
Mills, Long Island. He, with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Stiles, also
Mrs. Hannah j. Summerill, of PennS
Grove, had a happy family dinner
party at the Hotel Stetson, N. T., last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Shaw, in
Bridgeton, entertained at dinner Sat
urday in honor of Miss Rita Homer
and her f~ance, Mr.. Roland Coney, of
Bridgeton, and Miss H. Mae Beath,
of Philadelphia, and her finance, Mr..
w. A. Sadler, of Newburn. N. c.
Both weddings will take place very
quietly in April.
Mrs. Lena Miller was in Philadel-
phia on Thursday of last week when
the soldier boys from France landed
from the Haverford. She helped dis
tribute cigarettes with the Knights of
Columbus and Salvation Army which
cave candies. She met George E.
Gray, an old neighbor, in Philadelphia,
who was with the boys. He gave her
several relics from France which she
Ure9t1V.