The Penn's Grove record., 1920-01-30
Carneys Point
News Items
Dye Makers DOings. Entertain
ments and Enjoyments

ednesday on ms nfSt trip to Penns
Grove and returned that afternoon as
his 900 acre farm needs his constant
attention.
Miss Ethel Sloan, Of Bridgeton, is
spending a few days with her aunt,
Mrs. Joseph Rainear.
Mrs. Fall, on Fourth Street, is very
i'll.
Miss Marion Zimmerman. formerly of
carneys Point, spent the week with Mrs.
w. NJ. Fiske, on Jefferson Street.
Mrs. F. w. Brownlee caught her
thumb on Wednesday in the electric
sweeper and almost took the top off.
Mrs. NJ. Guthridge and niece, Florence
Wensch, of Camden, visited Mrs.
Thomas Birch on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Joyce, on Avenue
/, are the proud parents of a baby boy,
born on January "a.
The stork visited the home of Mrs.
Yeager and left a boy on January 49,
H. P. Arnett and family, on Second
Avenue, have moved over to Whining
ton.
Mrs. Joseph Rainear, on G. Street,
has just returned from BrHgeton,
where she has been visiting herfmother.
Mrs. Miller, on Broadway. entertain
ed Mrs. Majorie Eells during her three
days stay in Carneys Point
The Presbyterian CONGREGATION ex-
pect to worship in their new church on
Sunday, February /. They viii be very
glad TO do this as the Conditions at
Community Hall nave mott been very
good during the cold weather.
The Girls Guild of the Episcopal
Church, under the directIcsssOf Mrs. ].
Fiske. will give a sketch AMI dance at
Community Hall on Febrursy 10.
Mrs. Rauph Norris, Secretary of the
Mothers Club, is i'll with ting grippe.
DR.. c.. f. Epstein. of dugPont Drug
Store. attended a banquet fn Philadel-
phia on Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Woodlin, on l2Sth Street,
was rendered unconsciousA on Monday
by a fall on the ice in1 frear of her
home. She injured h@ III.
The stout ladiss uexsL Point
are taking zzsreat interest in the gym
class whigkY has been organized anu
will nles% every Wednesday evening at
ths<@"
Mrs. Harry Smith, on Fourth Avenue,
is spending some time in Philadelphia
with her son, William MacCabe, who
is ill in a hospital in Philadelphia. Mr..
MacCabe, employed here some time ago,
now works at Hog Island. On Satur-
day he was working on a ship and
stepping onto a board it slipped and he
fell a distance of twenty feet into the
hull of the. boat and broke his arm and
leg. 1t took them one hour and a half
to get him out and they all thought he
was killed.
Rev. Charles B. DuBell, Mr.. Dunn,
Mr.. Whitney, along with some other
gentlemen, enjoyed a smoker at the
parish house on Thursday evening.
The Salem County Choral Club went
in two special cars to Salem on Tues
day evening to sing The Rose Maiden"
The concert came off fine and the folks
had a real good time on the trolley
cars. Prof. L. Nilsson had lots of fun
in him and along with Mrs. ]. A. john
son and Mrs. Sutton they kept things
pretty lively. Rev. DuBell c~haperoned
the party. Mrs. Norman MacFadden
and her mother-in-law went along to
hear the concert.
JOll4 oIOOhS 80
Avenue, has just returned from Phila-
delphia where he has been enjoying the
good skating. He finds himself in very
good condition and expects to break
the worlds record in February.
Miss Ethel Peterson. on Jefferson
Street, entertained a number of friends
on the oath, the occasion being her lStf
birthday. The young folks had a very
enjoyable time dancing and playing
games. A very elaborate buffet lunch
was served.
The ladies of Moose Legion have pre-
scented Mrs. j. Curry with a handsome
silver bread tray in appreciation fol-
her services as treasurer for W ano
a half years.
The Mothers Club of Carneys Point
held their usual meeting in the "Y" on
Tuesday. Mrs. Albert T. Beckett, OF
Salem. Secretary for the Near East
Relief. gave a very graphic description
of the sufferings of the Armenians and
urged the women to do all they could
for their relief.
The ladies of the Parish Guild met al
the home of Mrs. Joseph Herbert or
Wednesday and spent a very pleasant
hour sewing on aprons and fancy
nieces which will be sold at a bazaar
hey hope to AVE soon.
The Union Presbyterian choir will
give a supper in Community Hall on
february 18th.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
net on Thursday afternoon at the home
IF Mrs. r q. Finley to sew on the cur
aims for the new Church.
Mrs. Norman MacFadden entertained
| the ladies' of the choir and the music
committee on Friday to a two course
luncheon.
Edward Quarles, of Philadelphla
made a short visit to Mrs. F. A. Vance
IN Thursday.