The Penn's Grove record., 1920-10-29
Carneys Point
News Items
Dye Makers Doings. Entertain
ments and EniOyments

Mr. and Mrs n. E. Manlein, of Phila-
deiphia were the guests of Mrs. George
Weston over the weekend.
Miss Mae Hickey, on Springfield Ave-
nue., spent the weekend in Salem.
Miss Margaret McHugh spent the
weekend in Philadelphia with friends.
Mrs. F. A. Vance and Mrs. r. Stevens
spent Sunday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Joseph Rainear entertained
Charles Thompson, Of Toms River. on
Sunday.
Miss Lillian Meisky spent the week
end with Mrs. Wallace Stanton. in
West Collingswood.
william Carlisle, of West Chester.
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. A.
lime. on Jefferson Street.
Mrs. Harold O'Brien, of Audubon. and
MRS. Samuel S. Mccormick of Camden
spent a few days with Mrs. William
Fisk last week.
Mrs. Harry Max and Mrs. John
tracy, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday
with Mrs. A. Lenne.
MRS. j. u. Dunn. of Pe~nnsville. and
Mrs. Charles Steward, of Camden. visit
Cd Mrs. Hickman Wright on Wednes-
day. October 9th.
Mrs. j. c. Wheaton, of Chester. was
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Hickman
Wright, on Sunday.
Mrs. Philip Messick went to the Uni
versfty Hospital on Monday for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brownston and daugb-
Ter, Evelyn, and Miss Elizabeth Perkin
OF Salem, spent Sunday with Mrs. Hick-
man Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Wotten are spend
IN two weeks at Seaview, near Atlantic
City.
Robert Smith entertained a number
OF his friends on Friday evening octo-
Der I'D. The evening was spent in
singing and dancing. A buffet lunch
was served. Those present were Misses
Ethel Manders, Agnes Kainey Sadie
Bayley, Helen Hewitt, Miss clancy of
salem; Joseph Craig. Lewis Bowman.
Frank Coneeny, Raymond Burns. Robt.
and Harry Smith.
The Ladies' Gym Glass opened on
Wednesday.
The school teachers will have a Hal
Iowe'en Dance this Friday night in the
gymnasium of the Y.
The first basket ball game will be
held in the Y on November 5th.
On November the second Free Mem
bers entertainment will be given at
the Y, the Fine Arts Quartette, featur-
ing costumed sketches. musical, comedy.
eostumed sketches. musical comedy
pathos, Irish wit.
On Armistice Day the American Le-
gion will give their second annual
military ball at the Y. Victory medals
will be presented at this time.
Henry Lyett and Miss Evelyn Stet-
ser, formerly of Pedricktown. were
married in their home, 16 Georgetown
Road, Saturday afternoon, October %.
1920. by Rev. O.. Bell Close.
A jolly party of folks from Sloan
M. E. Church, in Kensington. Philadel-
phia, made a visit to Mrs. Anna McCue.
100 Adams Street. Carneys Point. on
Wednesday. They had an enjoyable
social with music. games and a feast.
Among those present were Mrs. Cad
man, Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Hand, Mrs.
Corliss, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Baker. Mrs.
Stratton, Mrs. Wright, Miss Weaver.
Mrs. McMann. Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Clark.
Mrs. Mercer, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Pea
cock. Thanking the hostess for their
hospitality they hope to have the OPP
portunity OF coming again.
They do say that our politician editor
is on a vacation; that he would con-
vince the Democratic candidates that
Moses could lead them into the promise
land if he could get a hundred pontoons
to transport a hundre Egyptians over
the Red Sea-. And yet we read and
w wonder why the Democrats go to
the expense of an election this fall"
Boys, get the money" but the leg of
Democrats are not pulled so easily.