The Penn's Grove record., 1920-09-10
News of Local Interest

is taking a home pride in the public
property.
Gasoline has gone to SO cents a gal
lon, a jump of 2 cents the past week.
The Library Association will hold an
oyster supper in Odd Fellows Hall on
Friday evening, September 18th.
The carnival which has been holding
forth for some time in French's Grove,
packed up and left town on Sunday.
Several farmers from Salem County
attended Wilmington Fair on Thurs
day, but not so many as in former
years.
David A. English will have another
combination sale Of household goods,
corner of Oak and Main streets, to-
morrow Saturday afternoon.
Isadore Luterman, of the Penns
Grove Bargain Store, has been taken
to his home in Philadelphia, suffering
from blood poisoning.
Gov. Edwards has named Linwood
W. Erickson, of L~eesburg, for Judge
of Cumberland county, to succeed the
late Judge j. Hampton Fithian.
In the presence of Judge Wadding-
" viz july SOlAAlAAAo0AOlL Will vi AlAC
list of Grand and Petit Jurors for the
September term of Court to-day (Fri-
day..
Strause-Baer Co. of Baltimore have
taken the sewing machines from
French's rink building, having COM
pleted their contract at making MILDLY
blouses for the navy, some weeks ago.
While packing your fruit or harvest
ing other crops it takes only a few
minutes to lay aside some of the best
specimens. Why not take some of
these to your county fair, and a few
of the choicest later to the State
Fair ?
The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary of the Salem County
Memorial Hospital will be held in the
Court House on Tuesday evening next,
September 18th, at 8 o'clock. A full
attendance is desired. Special bust
ness will be transacted.
Members of the Penns Grove Re
publican Club are requested to meet
at Union Corner this friday evening
at Z o'clock to attend the Republican
rally at Carneys Point. By request
of J. N. Layman, President.
Miss Elizabeth Sheppard is to sue
coed Miss Emma r. Burt as Helping
Teacher in Salem County. She is a
resident of Greenwich and has been an
instructor in the State Normal School
at Trenton. Miss Burt will take up
class room work in the Woodstown
schools.
Thoughtful women voters will read
Mrs. Catts's address on "The Last
Battle" to gain suffrage with interest.
1t will be noticed that every one of the
standpat Senators mentioned are
against the Allied Peace Treaty and
League of Nations.
A question frequently asked is
whether the naturalization of a for
eigner also naturalizes his wife. The
answer is "yes." By the same token
when an American marries a
man of foreign birth she becomes a
subject of the country of her husband.
The lawn about the high school
building is a beautiful sight to look
upon and one of which every pupil
should be proud and take pride in. A
verdant growth of grass with two
large plots of Gamma lilies have -four
ished under the care of the i%anitor,
George Watson and assistant. George
Sutton & Corson's large concrete
mixer was unloaded from a freight car
at Penns Grove last Friday and went
by its own power towards Sharptown
to the Pilesgrove township road.
Gravel has been put on the sides of
the road the past months. If cement
can be procured they hope to complete
the road this autumn.