The Penn's Grove record., 1920-09-03
Carneys Point
News Items
Dye Makers Doings, Entertain
ments and EnjOyments

City. MISS EQna Miller was their
guest oven week end.
Mrs. Paul Binder left on Thursday
for Easton. She expects to stay till
after Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Birch left on
Monday for Wildwood where they will
remain till after Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bossler and
family spent Sunday with Mrs. Burris
Shrimp on 5th Avenue.
Mr.. M. Kean and Mr.. H. Epstein
left on Thursday last for the Catskill
Mountains. They have sent word
that NJ. Kean caught a 20 pound trout.
"A fine fish story.
Mrs. George Puttergill and family
are spending some time at Avalon, n.
].
Albert Nixon will leave on Satur-
day for West Creek to spend a week.
We wonder if he will catch any fish.
F. A. Brownie is sporting a new
Maxwell a
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Washington
and family spent Sunday at lakewood
Beach.
Mrs. H. A. Lamphere and Mrs. Viola
Speakman, of Wilmington, were the
guests of Mrs. Moses Speakman on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Dodd, of Camden, spent
Thursday with her two nieces, Mrs.
Thomas Plat and Mrs. John Sites.
Miss Erma Bowen and Mr.. Samuel
Dilks, of Camden, visited her sister,
Mrs. Seneca Frailey, on Sunday.
Mrs. Seneca Frailey moved from
Avanua n +o Jefferson Street.
Ralph shrimp spent Sunday with his
parents. MI. and Mrs. Burris Shrimp.
Burris shrimp, Jr., spent a few days
visiting Salem and Quinton friends.
Joseph Bowen, Mrs. Thomas Platt
and John Sites, Jr., motored to Atlan-
tic City on Sunday. They visited MRS;
Minnie DuBell Bowen and stayed I'LL
Monday when they returned home.
Mrs. Margaret Peterson and daugn,
ter Ether spent Sunday with Mr.. n
Mrs. Battle Webb at Deep Water.
Mrs. S. Mrailey arrived home on
Sunday after spending some time at
Cape May.
John Sites on Jefferson Street has
been IN for the past ten days but he IS
able to be about again and has accept
I'D a nosition in the Community store.
Mrs. Samuel Nixon, Miss Margaret
camnhelI and Mrs. Clarke spent Sun
day in Scullville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hackney on jefferson
Street spent the week end IN Pleasant
vile. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Murero Formerly
Miss Bessie Peterson) are on their
wav from San Francisco to Panama.
They expect to come East next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gibe and moth
err. Mrs. Matte Gibe, OF Bridegroom
Mrs. Rachael Duncan, OF ~nncanno
Mrs. Martha Wittmoyer ana wv
children, of Harrisburg, We're guests
of Mrs. Mary Nixon on Sunday.
Mr.. Rickle was presented with q
Handsome Masonic ring by the ano
and some friends. He is leaving Car
frank w. Thompson, formerly OF
Carnevs Point, is now with Shelvln'
DEPUTY Marshal in New YORK.
1 large Bronze Bulletin Boar mas
boon erected in front of the Union
presbyterian Church. There will De
q sermon thereon every day. We'd
nesdav the text was Circumstances
Nav Give a Man a Good Job, But II
Takes Character to Keep 1t"
bip impetus to big crops was
o;ven by the Village Improvement So
e;etv DR.. Gibe, of Delaware Avenue,
grew such big corn that ne teu 2
block and fall to the chimney OF nus
house to pull the corn stalk stui4 ps
from the ground. To say tnat ",
Gibe has raised the corn hlghest ~
Carneys Point is no joke, even tho ne
did it with a block and fall.
The ball team from the Quarter
Masters office beat the Time Onlce
team in their first game on TUESDAY
Mr., and Mrs. Walter S. Kidd are
bannv over the arrival of a daughter
+ w. Hockenbury, secretary OF the
ey; has returned from Philadelphia;
Mrs. Edward Crist went to Phliadei-
mia on Tuesday to be treated IN 9
hospital. - e.,
a manse for their pastor, Rev. u. BEL
Close. to be erected adjoining the
Church. -
TIE death of Mrs. Harold Wright on
Monday was a sad event after two
weeks illness, anu hoNA
ried June 10. Rev. 0. Bell 0iose Oh
fciated at the funeral on lhursday
She was a young woman Win soe
/ much ambition for her strength She
was much loved by all who new ahei
and the family have the sympathy u
ali in their bereavement.
A ioyful farewell social was glver
in the sYn last Friday evening by the
members of the Choral Club, the Band
their wives and husbands who We're
not members. The occasion was then
asst meeting with Lawrence G. Nilsson
Il lad been their most efficient lead.
er the past year. Music, games ane
sports were enjoyed. Refreshments
were served. Mr.. ]. B. Whitney pre-
sented him with a fine travelling bae
n behalf of the Club members He
l~expressed his appreciation and said ne