The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-13
SUBSCRIPTION SI.5O A YEA.
Carneys Point
News Item
Dye Makers Doings, Entertai
ments and Enjoyments

The Carneys Point Republican CHI
a a big night last FRIDAY, the O
caslon OIL the installation OF the new
elected officers and an entertained
and smoker. During the evening ligl|
refreshments were served. Address,l
were made by President James Wa
klns and Sheriff VIM. T. Mifflin.
Assessor Charles F. McCloskey. WI
is also secretary of the Board d
Health, and in the sanitary depar
ment of dupont plant had been cor
fined TO his bed this week. 1t is
mystery how he became i'll when ii
IS selected to guard others.
William Boyland, Of Norton, WeI
Virginia, has been engaged as an As|
soclate Secretary at the Communit|
YMCA, Nh. Latting having tenderel
his resignation last Saturday.
A members entertainment will bI
held at the "Y" on Friday, 10th. TIL
Appolo Concert Company, of Philade|
phia, will furnish the amusement
The first of a series of lectures Will b|
given on Sunday, February 18th, whe|
John Willis Weeks, of New York City|
will speak on ''The Flag of Our GreaI
Republic"
The Republican Club has subscribe
$500 to the Near East Relief Fund
H. P. Arnett has resigned as a mem|
Der of the Salem County RepublicaI
Executive Committee, having moveI
to Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Henry Sturgis, on Adams ST.
is chairman of the Woman's commiJ
tee for the Near East. The drive be|
gan on the 9th under the canvas Of
Mothers Club.
On Monday Mrs. Sturgis gave
talk at the ''Y' on the Near East AMI
on Wednesday Rev. c. B. Dubell gav|
a short talk. Herbert Hoover's trii
thru Armenia was put on the screen
On Saturday evening a man FROM
Camden is expected to speak.
Miss Margaret Joyce, of Whining
ton, was the guest of Mrs. S. WI
Hawkins on Tuesday and she ATTENDED
the entertainment given by the girls
guild.
Mrs. J. Hay Barnholt has gone II
Harrisburg to take care of her parI
ents, who r i'll.
Mrs. Harry Nixon is spending somI
time in Bridgeton caring for the sick
Norman McFadden on 33d St., ex|
poets to leave on the 18th for Airing
ton, where he has been transferred.
Harry Smith, Jr., on Fourth Avenul
has gone to learn to be an electrical
with Mr.. McCloskey.
Mrs. Harold on Third Avenue, wht
has been very i'll, is much improved
J. Chris on Fourth Avenue spen
Sunday in Wilmington visiting hi!
mother, who is i'll.
Master Kenneth Wright, on Avenue
I, was taken to the Woman's Hospital
Philadelphia, for an operation.
Joseph Doron on Madison Street
died on Sunday night, February 8th
of pneumonia.
The Choral society have change(
their name to the Community J
Choral Club of Carneys Point ant
Penns Grove" The club is growing
very large and progressing very vel
under the splendid leadership of Prof
L. G. Nilsson. He has organized ;
mems club and they can't be beat
They expect to give the cantata en-
titled ''The Rose Maiden" in the Broae
Theatre on March LIST. About Marcel
10Th they expect to give another o.
cert in the "Y". The Club vas yer!
sorry to lose another member by th'
death of Harry Kille.
The Mothers Club will have tn,
pleasure of hearing Mrs. Catherin,
Griebel, of the State Home Demon
stration Work, give a talk on dres'
and dress-making, on February 18th
She will remain three days.
Word has been received from Mrs
Elmer James who started West sons
time ago and she is now in Kansas.
The new Tabernacle Presbyterian
Chapel is completed, except the seat.
have not arrived. Chairs will be uset
for the first services to begin in tbs
new house of worship on Sunday, 18th