The Penn's Grove record., 1920-02-06
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Carneys Point
News Items
Dye Makers DOings, Entertain
ments and EnjOyments

Mrs. William s. Colfax, who has been
spending some time with her son. VIM.
S. Colfax, Jr.. on ZiegIer tract. has re-
turned to her home in Pompton Lakes,
N. J.
Rev. 0. Bell Close, accompanied by
W. A. Douglass and a. F. Lowery, at
tended the Conference of Mems Clubs
on Monday, in the First Presbyterian
Church, Camden.
Look for the census man. If he has
missed you, look him up. You want
to be counted one of the big nation.
Mrs. c. A. Mentzer spent Wednesday
in Philadelphia.
A party of ladies from Carneys Point
attended a party in Salem on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Joseph Featherer has moved
from Railroad Avenue, Penns Grove, to
30th Street, summerill tract.
Mrs. Herbert Lynd and Mrs. Norman
MacFadden spent Tuesday in Glassboro
visiting relatives.
Mrs. F. D.. James, on Shell Road, en-
tertained Preacher Paul NJ. seely and
two ladies from the Philadelphia Bible
school for thre days.
Mrs. F. D. James has Glass No. 6 in
the Baptist hurch and these little chill
dren raised ten dollars in two weeks
for the Armenians.
Mrs, Henry Sturgess is chairman for
the Woman's Committee for the Near
East. The drive will begin the 9Th of
February. A canvass of the Village
will be conducted by the Mothers Club.
Mrs. Harry Nixon and her mother-in-
law spent Tuesday in Woodstown Wis
iting an aunt who is i'll.
There is a great deal of sickness in
the Village. Nurses are very scarce and
the few that are in Carneys Point are
kept very busy. More should study
how to care for themselves.
The choir of the Union Presbyterian
Church held their monthly meeting at
the home of Mrs. Lavery. on Delaware
Avenue, on Tuesday. The meeting was
fairly well attended. Plans for their
supper were arranged and a program
for Tuesday evening, 18th. They will
go back to Friday night for rehearsal.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. Ragon have
moved from their daughters home on
the farm bought of John 3. Layton
above Georgetown cross road.
Arthur 6TdQh ~, from SUSlStd LlONtA'
Atlantic City, and his sister, Miss Ethel
Broadway. a trained nurse. recently re-
turned from France, spent five days
with their brother. Albert Broadway, at
1172 Jefferson Street.
Master George E. Dolbow left for
Atlantic City on Monday where he has
a position at Chelsea Hotel.
George E. Dolbow; spent last Sunday
in Philadelphia with his uncle.
All the houses on Tyler Street are
filed mostly with old Penns Grove resi-
dents.
There is a rumor the DUPONT Com
pany will open a community store in
Community Hall. but some doubt it.
Walter E. Mifflin has lost his grippe
and is about again. Such a live man
cannot be kept down long.
During the revival in Lafayette
School. under the leadership of Rev.
w. A. Moore, so professed conversion.
| Surely the Lord continuer His work on
the site of the Old Cove School house
where Methodism in Penns Grove began
in 1886.
DR.. Conover, from the Home Mission
and Church Extension society," with
headquarters in Philadelphia, VISITED
the First NJ. E. Church in Carney
Point last Sunday.
VI. f. Church Serviees-Wednesday
evening, prayer meeting, led by the
pastor. Friday evening, choir practice,
100 sharp. Sunday meetings:9.30 A. NJ,
class meeting. Brother Bates, leader
1890 \. NJ, morning service. ? F. NJ
Sunday School. $50 P. NJ, Epworth
League. 7.SO P. NJ, regular service.