The Penn's Grove record., 1920-10-22
Carneys Point
News Items
Dye Makers Doings, Entertain
ments and Enioyments

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the guest of Mr.. Richard Evans.
Mr.. James Carroll, of Philadelphia
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. H
Smith, on Sunday.
Mrs. c. A. Mentzer left on Thurs.
day for Allentown to visit her boys.
Mrs. A. B. Cotton, on Third Street
spent last week visiting friends in Bal.
timore.
Mrs. Joseph Wright, on Shell Road
returned home on Saturday after
spending a pleasant time visiting he1
sister in Wenonah.
Mrs. c. j. Saltzman, of the Shultz
apartments, is entertaining her sister
Miss Frieda Darsh, of North Emporia,
Va.
Mr.. Sitter, formerly connected
with Y, returned to Carneys Point
from Atlantic City on Thursday and
expects to take up the educational
work this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Coney and
daughter, Eleanor, of Wildwood, for
merly of Penns Grove, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pine on State Street.
DR.. c. A. Mentzeer is sporting a
new Ford Sedan car.
The dupont Club will give a masque-
rade dance at the Club House on We'd
nesday, October 27.
The Y will hold a Halloween dance
for grown-ups on Thursday next.
There will be a prize for the best comic
dressed couple and one for the best
dressed couple.
On Friday next the Y will give a
Halloween party to the children of
Carneys Point.
The Democrats of Carneys Point
and Penns Grove will give a political
rally in the Y on Tuesday. Come and
hear some good speakers.
The Ladies' Gym Class opened on
Thursday.
Mr.. Wilbur McCarsteen, formerly
with the Quartermaster, has charge
of the manual training of the schools
at Carneys Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Holsinger left on
Thursday for Ridgley, Nd, to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Paul Holsinger,
mother of Mr.. M. Holsinger.
The Lyceum Singers, of Chicago,
entertained the members and their
friends at the first membership enter
tainment on Friday last. The singers
consisted of four male voices and they
gave some very fine selections. Before
the entertainment the certificates were
awarded to the residents of DUPONT
Village for their efforts in beautify-
ing their yards. There were 25 certi-
fcates to Class A, seventy-fve to
Glass B and one hundred and forty
three to Class C.
Mrs. Wilson, On Delaware Avenue,
gave a party on Wednesday afternoon
in honor of her daughter, Elsie, the
occasion being her fifth birthday. The
children played games of all kinds and
best of all was the ice cream and cake
which was enjoyed by all. Those
present were Edna Wilson, Dorothy
Washington, Alice Fogg, Ruth and
Roma Gieb, Elsie Wilson, Philip Terry,
Willard Scott, Tom Washington, Jr.,
Baby Francis, Baby Moody.
The Village Improvement Society
held a meeting in the Y on Thursday
of last week. About ten members
were present. Mr.. Robert Fullerton.
President of the organization would
like to see more men of the commun-
lLy present al lllcSS IHCSIiliSo. IL i-
to the interest of every man and wo-
man who is interested in the welfare
of their community to watch for the
next meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Vance gave a
party to their daughter, Caroline, on
her 18th birthday on Tuesday. About
eleven boys and girls came, all dressed
up funny. They had great fun telling
who every one was. After they un-
masked they played games of all kinds
Ice cream cake, candy and fruit were
served at 9 P. M. The table was
beautifully decorated in black and vel
low. Each child received a small cup
covered with yellow crepe and a black
cat On each one with a fortune IN the
back of each. This afforded a great
deal of amusement. At each place
was a cap rolled in a crepe napkin
The eats were enjoyed by all and they
played games till 1890 P. NJ. Those
present were Dorothy Jones, Dorothy
Mckee, May Curley, Anna Roberts
Caroline Vance, Margaret Lutz, Jane
and Margaret Stevens, Pearl Collier
Norman Davis, Willis Paul, George
Raine, Ivan Carter, Warren Stevens.
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