The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-02
Carneys Point
News Items
Dye Makers DOings, Entertain
ments and Enjoyments

Mrs. Walter Lashno, on Fourth Ave.
is entertaining her daughter, Mrs.
William Walsh, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. T. H. Edwards, formerly Miss
Madge Shoals, is home with her
mother for the month of July.
Miss Florence Carroll and Maurice
Donnelly, of Philadelphia, were the
guests of Mrs. Harry Smith on Sun
day.
Grace Tilton, aged II years was hit
by an automobile on Shell Road and
Jefferson Street at s o'clock Thursday
evening of this week and injured in
the back.
John Curry returned home on Tues
day from Mooseheart, where he spent
a few days.
Mrs. Philip Brown on Third Avenue
is spending some time in Maryland.
John Curry is visiting in Lancaster,
Pa.
Mrs. Leidy is seriously i'll at her
home ON Shell Road.
Joel Megonegal, who was injured
last Thursday, is able to get around,
and is enjoying the breezes on the
porch.
Mrs. Arthur Hughes and son spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hackman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seneca Frariey, on
Avenue D, have gone to spend two
weeks at Coney Island.
Miss Ada Bell spent the week end
with Mrs. VIM. Hackman.
Mrs. Scherer Brunt, of New York,
spent a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Edward Rose, on Washington St.
Mrs. Norman McFadden, of Haskell,
was the guest of Mrs. Herbert Lynn
on Monday.
Mrs. Walter Hackman spent Tues
day with her sister who is i'll.
Mrs. Frank Van Culin spent Tues
day with her father who is seriously
i'll in the Methodist Hospital, Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. J. V. Jackson, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of her son, VIM. Jackson,
on Second Avenue.
Mrs. Douglas Robinson, on Fourth
Avenue, is spending some time IN
Norfolk, Va.
Leslie Nixon spent a few days out
of town this past week.
Mrs. H. Smith and Mrs. R. Golbs, of
. L lllld0GtPllAa, ACIC SiC SaCoNO VI .
Landlord, on Wednesday.
Mrs. Bradley Brown, on F Avenue.
is i'll and confined in bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanlon, on Third Ave.
spent Wednesday in Philadelphia at
tending a funeral.
Mrs. C. A. Mentzer, sons, Richard
and Robert, are home from Allentown
for the summer.
Mrs. J.. A. johnson entertained al
dinner on Wednesday, DR.. G. B. I'm
derwood, Secretary Hockenbruy, anc
Musical Director Nilsson.
Mrs. Jacob Barnes entertained at Z
luncheon on Thursday, Mrs. ]. A
johnson, Mrs. Joseph Hubert, Mrs
William Jackson and Mrs. Florence
Switzerland. The gowns were very
beautiful, but Mrs. ]. A. Johnson:
was especially noticeable as it wa
hand made of the finest linen ant
beautifully hemstitched.
A party of ladies from the Whining
ton office including Mrs. Alice Sent
man, Mrs. D. Hugg, Miss Evelyl
West, Miss Virginia Dare and Mis-
Florence Collins attended the banC
concert last Friday evening.
GOIuOu Dd1ISIl, VI &4olllC, ~ - !
the guest of Mrs. V. w. Barrett, OF
9th Street.
Rev. o. Bell Close is i'll with an at
tack of tonsilitis.
The Christian Endeavor of TIL
Union Presbyterian Church had
social time in the Church parlor OF
| Tuesday evening, 29th. Games wer
played and songs sung. Recitation
{ were given by Mrs. Close. Cake an
) lemonade was served and enjoyed b,
/ all.
The choir held their usual MONTH,
meeting on Wednesday, Both, at tn
home of Mrs. Frank McVaugh. -Four
teen members were present. After tn
usual business they enjoyed a yer.
. nice treat prepared by Mrs. McVaugl
and the remainder of the evening wa
spent in singing. =.
Mrs. John Christopher, on Fourt
Avenue, entertained Mrs. Charlie
!, Humphreys, of Churchtown, on Wed
, nesday.
Mrs. Anna Kirby, daughter Ella
: Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tomllnson too
: dinner with Mrs. Thomas Roland O.
Tuesday.
Mrs. b. b. PhlllpS Is III cadISe U
l the Child's Welfare Clinic, located O
Madison Street, across from the Lat
> ayette School House.
, The Gospel Mission Sunday Schoc
he'd at the corner of 26th and duPon
, Streets, Summerill Tract, held thei
, picnic in Highland Park on Wednes
; day. The children had a happy. tlmt
The Salvation Army of Wilmlngto
win visit next Monday evening. Mr.
William Willets and Elmer l.. A
bushes are the superintendentS.