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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-24
LL-NHALEN
WEDDING TODAY
ALFRED c. PAUL. TO WE'D EISS
GERTRUDE WHALEN IN WASH
INGTON AT NOON.
Birds Charming Daughter OF MT ana
Mrs. NJ. T. Whnlen of South
Wheeling.

Washington. II. g.. Nov, % Alfred
e. PAUL oC Wheeling. aud Miss Gertrude
Whaicn &C Wheeling Will he married IN
this city a high noon tomorrow. tn"
ceremony will hc q c!v!! one. performed
bv Judge Robert T.. MattInEly, at tho
lat:er,S residence IN John Marshall
Place. Senator's Sutherland and Elk!us
Representatives. Rus"nhloom. G0ody-
koontz. Towers and EChnls r. Rorwn
Finn. ard several others connected with
The Yves: Virginia congressional dele
cation viii witness tho ceremony. after
which wedding hrcakr1st will he serv-
ed At the Ealc!gh in honor OF the newly
wedS
Miss Gertrude Whalon Is daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ y. Whal"T OF South
Wheeling GRADUATE" ~ the West Eir-
Cinla university, n vocalist OF eNc"T-
t!onal talent. and q young lady posSfss-
ing good looks nud charm &C person.
aIlty. she has visited IN Washington
and has made many friends here. Sh>
Will arrive In Washington tomorrow
morning from her home.
Mr.. PAU, - well and favorably known
In Wheeling. which is his nativ" home
and also I'm Washington where he has
made friends rapidly sine" coming here
as n private secretary. lie WAS n court
Steuographer I'm Wheeling. and was &C
tive and prominent IN the American l"-
zion affairs there. He served aS Nn"r!-
can.7ation officer for that organization.
making 4 fine record. During tho war he
was stationed NJ Camp Lee. Va, and at
Panama rs sorG"aut-mRior.
Mr.. and Mrs. PAUL win visit Norfolk.
Richmond and New York on th'tr honey
moon.
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THANKSGIVING DAY
OBSERVANCE PLANS
THANKSGIVING DAY WILL BE
MARKED BY MANY NUP-
rrAL EVENTS
Informal Dances Take Foremost fA%c'
Among the 9ayettes. OF the
Season

Thanksgiving Day will not be H9rNeu
by any formal social events tnIS ye"''
although a number OF clubs ana i'N-
te-na, organizations have celSorateo '"e
holiday season with delightful dances
many OF which took place YESTERDAY
evening. Most Of the gayettes schedule"
for thel Thanksgiving season are intor-
ma family gatherings. 1t which mem
hers oc,;hc younger set who ar" AT nome
tn- thel holidays will play an important
part. The usual THANKSGIVING dinner
viii re served at the Country Club th's
evening. Manager Schwartz has p'aNneu
> very attractive menu N keeping win
'hc season for this occasion. and reSer-
,at!ons have been made by MUNGER
e society folk. with whom tAe Io,H-
49,, ,"oh is rayori,e resort during the
autumn months
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charge OF Capt. Walter W. White. One.
scattered into series Of small brush
fires, was easily put out, but the other.
occurring u few days later. proved more.
stubborn. 1t finally got beyond control.
altogether. and the only thing left Tor,
the iirc-nghters TO do vas to check lts ;
further spread by cutting away the fusi :
/, its M III. After this was accomplish
ed. the exhausted troopers returned to
a" barracks at Elkins.
The state police force has been espe-
cial!y active on three fronts" recently.
One Is kanawha county, where q series
Of raids on alleged moonshiners has
been under way for several weeks: the
second is In Boone county. where Com
pany c, under Capt. w. w. Midkiff, Is
doing patrol duty and making constant
arrests for moonshning; and the th!rd~
Is Mt Huntington. where a detachment
sent there expressly for that purpose.
has been making wholesale arrests OF
Huntington motorists for violations Of
the traffic and road laws
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rn..re-tinS weddtn1

An interesting wedding vas solemn
tool Yesterday cr"Atng =. tho parsonage
- the Wesley NJ. T.. church when Miss
Mae Piatt became the bride OF Mr..
Matthew Cunningham. The Rev. Bar
low performed tho ,Crcmony IN ;he
presence oc few relatives and Init
mate friends Of the bride and groom.
The bride wore 4 charming frock OF
h-oyD satin OF simple drs!En Her
rovors wcre corsaEe bouquet Of
brides roses. She was attended by
NiSs Blanche Young "a bridesmaid and
Mr. John cunningham served "a his
brothers best man.
t'o,lowing the ceremony a wedding
ai,per was served at the homo OF the
bids at which covers were laid tor
thGrty-fve guests.
Miss Fiat, IS popular In wide c!rcls
y, friends who will hasten I" wish her
happ!ness. Daring her stay In this city
shs has made her home with Mr.. and
,I-s walter Young. Mr.. CUNNINGHAM
:. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Gun
ninrhan. OF South Eofr street. with
whom the Young couple VIII take up
thrir residence temporarily
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Rlum-ClarE

Miss Ada Rosal,e Clark. OF Martins
Ferry. and Mr.. Charles Fred Blum OIL
this city. were married Tuesday evening
a, St Faults Evangelical church WIKI
the Rev. \. {. Rasche ofhciauns. a
number 9: .-!~@35 s"2 relatives o. lne
rrinci:als we're present TO witness the
ceremony. .
The bride wore handsome sun VI
NV velour with trimmings OF beaver.
III, accessories 10 her costume we're OF
brow, and she wore I CorSaGe bouquet
Of Brides roses. The attendants were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones.
MEs Blum is the daughter or MT: an"
Ms lanes w. Clark. OF Martins Ferry
Mr. Blum is the son OF Mrs. Mary blum
OF South Wheeling, and Is employed oy
the Gardner Bros. company. The young
.nunle wilt make their future homo IN
Martins Ferry.
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About People
Movements Of rpdtviduals TO Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rogors-Mrs. 4. H. Carpenter. TX
ford; L. VI. Broadwater. Oxford T.. A.
Amlk. MorEantown; 4. r.. Anderson ana
wife. Huntington.
windsor-E. Ceass and WIFE New
Martinsvlllc w. c. TibbittS. huntington
Mcclure - Wendell W. Hoover. Web
ster Springs: I. II. Shaid, Elkins: +. NJ
Kelley. Huntingdon: c. A. Cornell. hun
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ra-uAr-dahouey.

An interesting wedding will be sol
,i-sd This afternoon at ESQ o'clock
a, the Cathedral residence when Miss
H. Mohoney and Mr.. Clyde Franklin
FARMER. Of Cleveland. are united In
marriage Very Rev. Father o. II. Moye.
Y e viii read IN" nurtial service IN
the pr~~-nre Of a FEW relatives and =
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r.,vs For pittsburgh.

Misses Mildred Carroll and saFan
Rrokaw will leave today for PittsourSn
whore they will spend THANKSGIVING az
guests at Il house party at the nome OF
Miss CARROTS cousin. Miss Ruth Free
borough. While in Pittsburgh MISS
Erokaw and Miss Carroll Will witness
he Penn Statc-Pitt game.
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.,... THANKSGIVING Dance Success

The THANKSGIVING dance given at the
FIEs. auditorium Yesterday evening by
Wheeling Lodge No. Is, Il, T. o. Eiks'
was on. Of the most enjoyable or tho
Thanksgiving dances. l1ncinE was en-
loved from nine 20 eleven - tie music
furnished by Joe Crafts orchestra from
PunxSutewney. Ia. This was the M
,,,i oDnearance OF this orchestra in
Wheeling. and 4 gained great favor
amonv those who attended the dance
AZ eleven an !ntcrmiSsion was allowed
for refreshments. after which dancing
was resumed and continued until late
hour
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Bowman-Hemphill

Miss Dorothy Nemphill and MY. MY
andcr Bowman Will be MARRIED thls
morning IT O'Clock At the Sacred Heare
church. Rev. Rossman Will ceIeoraIe
rrp,ial mass and will also read inc
words Of the marriage service N 'ne
presence Of number OF friends ana
relatives OF. the principals. The interior
OF the church will have beautiful decor
atoms OF palms and ferns for the occa-
sion.
Tho bride will wear suit OF navy
na,pa velvet with hat and gloves IN =
contrasting shade. \ CorsaSe or Brloes
roess will complete her costume. There
will he no attendants.
Following the ceremonH weoo'ns
breakfast Will he served at the homo OF
The brides mother. with covers laid TOT
mo Immediate families. AZ ITO CLOCK
Mr.. Bowman and his bird" VIII leave lot
pittsburgh where they Will spenn 'hci,
HONEYMOON. On their return they VII!
,akc up their residence at the home or
tho brides mother on North Main street
Miss HemphIll Is the daughter or MIS-,
Anna Hemphill and is charming ana
,rcnmpltshed young woman. MT BOW
man il a son OF Mrs. simon Bowman ana
Is an employe Of the f. +. Jones com
pany.
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Dr. and Mrs. I. \. Wilkins will enter
tain informally at dinner at the Coun-
try Club this evening in honor OF Mrs.
wilkins uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter. oC Pittsburgh. and pr. wilkins
mother. Mrs. John c. wilkins. OF Sos-
.cn. all Of whom will be their guests
during the THANKSGIVING holidays.
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Church Supper.

Section b. OF the Woman A"N"iarS
Of 81. Matthews church Will give
s,,nar n, the church on the evening OF
Enysnbsr % between the hours OF $3.50
srJ 8 4 very attractive menu will be
served and the public is cordially In
yitcd TO attend.
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Ys o1as TYNE Club To Give Dance

We Ode lyme" NIuo OF WAFW"VN
will give a THANKSGIVING dance this eve.
Ming in the Hcl:enbine hall in honor OF
The members Of the Younger set who
are at home for the holidays. The COM
mittee in charge are making elaborate
u-cparationS for thiS dance which Is eT-
r~ct~d - prove very enjoyable, The
music VIII 70 furnished by ktngs Roy
4, SyrroiItprs and the program VIII
ron,!s. ~ the latest dance numbers
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Dixie Club Dance

Many members OF tho dancing set as
we'll a. number Of college students
homo for tho holidays enjoyed the
Thanksgiving dance given In tho con-
v-ntion hall OF the Market auditorium
by the Dixie Club yesterday evening
Nelson Naples orchestra from 'larks-
burg was featured in the dance music
and nm unusually good program was
given
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WELCOME INN

On account Of remodenng We viii serve
only on special order through December"
ana January. Turkey dinner ThanfsE4v'"
ino, nov-24-i ,
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/ ,.nr,on; BESSIE J. Reed. Fa'rm"nt: Nr!-
son Maple. ClarksSurs.
! stamm--C T.. Shacfcr. Cameron y.
7 Shar,r. Proctor. V. J. Baker. Proctor
! II !. Morrlstown and VIE. Hundred
/ Edward Nohmanu. Cameron.
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KuE-Mo-gAn

\ hcau.Cui home wedding Will be
snlrrrrf?rG lis evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Ms. Thomas \. Morgan. IN
Martins tcrr.. when Miss Gertrude Nor
IAN and NJ Harold w Nurz are united
in marriage. Rev. Charles 3. Wtngcrd.
o. the FRS, Presbyterian church. Will
read she marriage service IN the pre-
scucc os abou, ftty guests
Tho ceremony will be performed be-
fore IN tnprovis"d altar OF palms and
ferns In the living room. Mr.. Graham
Marsh. OF this city. will play the Bridal
chorus from LohenSr;n for the en-
trance 81 the bridal party. During the
CEREMONY Mr. Marsh will play softly
Al DawrtNs.
The bride will be attended by Mrs. a.
J. TolbCrt. Jr.. as Tatron Of honor. MISS
R'oGdin Morgan OF Toledo will be her
maid o. honor. and Miss Catherine
Palmer Of columbus will complete the
trio Of attendants Miss Anna MoaS and
r'athe-gnr uavison will act a. flower
girls. and little Miss Eety Foley and
Donald Dawson Will be the ring bearers
NJ Leonard Morgan vii, act as Mt kurZ
best man
Following the ceremony wedding
G:-o~- Will be served az which covers
vii, 10 laid Cor the bridal party and
,he.r friends. Later in tho evening Mr..
Kurz aud his bride viii leave on we'd
ding triu 70 eastern cities.
.,'hr a~.dr - III" daughter 81 Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas \. Morgan. and has been
'nr ~.,.iiicnt - many social c"irteS!cS
since tho announcement OF her engage
nlcnt Mr. Eurz is the son OF Mr. am
NJ. e. VI, Ku"z, Of TntonTt''e.
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rorrth -wig TO Show Picture.

'N1hc Fa,l 0f EahyIOn. an eIahoFaVe
motion picture performance. which in
rIudes such s'ars as Constance Tai
madgc. Nina Ruhens. TulIy Marshall
and Mildred Harris in i,s cast will be
shown At the court theatre on the after
rnon and evening OF December \. and
H.. under the auspices oc the Fourth
Tw:;. The ladies have the opportunity or
prosrntiug this entertainment; through
m. courtesy OF Ny Fred Johnson. mar
accr OF the Court theatre. Plans Tor the
presentation were completed at 4 meet
,rr n, the Fourth Twig members at me
Hotel Windsor yesterday morning Ihe
ladies' Of the Fourth Twis are:
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n-oq,-1unchoon ror visitor

Ms INNrINs TulII Was. nOSVENS II 7
,u,rmla= lGDcheon at her home or
North Front street yesterday IN hon1r
o. b. sister. Mrs. William CluCSish.
80 rrvnor ely. IA. who a. her house
...cs. Luncheon, was served ~ O'Clock
and ,hn luncheon table was marked b.
marry decorations and exquisite appoint
m.ntS \ ~ skct 81 yellow chrySInthc-
n,t:r,.a r,.mcI tho center piece. and tho
..r!cS:'s rlaccs wer" marked 10y aitra'-
i've ri.,,c c5rds. Bridge was IN" diver
SION of The afternoon. two tables &C
,or,nrodniinc Mrs. Guilds guests for a
session - CARDS. Among those present
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samuel ". NoEcs
Hclle WnlvinEton
Charles f.rdman. of
SteubenTlllc
=. II. Rlumcnauer
George MAXWELL
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-09-23
P~edricktOwn Personal
and Local Items
Interesting Happenings of Old
mans Township

Raymond Stamets, telegraph opera
tor al P~edricktown, and Mis- Edith
TarrOw, were married in North Jer-
sey, August Goth. She was a teacher
in Paulsboro for some years and was
well liked. He was operator there be
fore coming to ~Pedricktown.
Charles Freid is remodehng his
home on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ellis, Miss
Ruth Els and Howard Cramer, spent
oven Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ellis, in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson and
Mrs. Ruth Justice spent over Sunday
IN Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Cunard spent over Sun
lay in Camden.
James Strimple, of Philadelphia,
ms been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Strimple.
Earl Body is building a garage on
the corner lot at the Five Points and
proposes to build a bungalow adjOin-
ing.
Nj. and Mrs. Ralph Parker, Of
Camden. We're weekend guests with
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Parker.
John Herti's house, on the farm, Is
being succeed by Contractor William
Lacy, Of Pitman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Williamson and
Mrs. Anna Holton were guests on Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. T. Brantly
Williamson. in Camden.
William F. Hunt spent " Sunday
in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Hand, of
Washington, D. C., We're recent guests
with Nh. and Mrs. Aaron ClOuser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Sweeton are
spending a few days in New York.
4 girl was recently born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. George Smith.
Wallace ~Swaverly. Ct Westville,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles ~Swaverly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Geiger, OF
Philadelphia. We're weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cock.
Judge J. Warren Davis, of Law
renceviIle, preached in the First Bap-
list Church on Sunday evening.
Miss E. Todd, of Salem. spent the
week with Mrs. Claud Haskell.
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Hampton
spent a few days this week with her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Weatherby, al
S~wedesboro.
Mrs. Robert Ellis, Miss Ruth Ellis
and Howard Cramer spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellis, at
Audubon.
Carl Bishop and family spent the
weekend with relatives at Snow Hill,
Nd.
Edward Knorr has retired from
Ocean Grove and viii move his family
into Mrs. Frank Simpsons house on.
Railroad Avenue.
Miss Flo Springer has returned to
her home. in Miami, Fla, after spend
ing the summer with her grandpa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Crispin.
Mitchell & Son, Of Penns Grove,
have closed their butcher shop in this
place, Saturday being their last day.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-09-23
l. o. o. F. DOINGS

The Degree Team of Eden Lodge,
No. 10, l. o. o. F., paid a visit to
Bridgeton Lodge, No. 129, on Septem-
Der 6, and had a most enjoyable time.
On September u, they also paid a
~fratcrnal visit to Fenwick Lodge, OF
Salem, for the purpose of ~conferrlng
degrees.
On September Is, Bridgeton Lodge
paid a return visit to Eden, No. ~,
and put on the degree work. Several
excellent speakers were present.
among them, one of Sc years standing,
also another of 50 years standing.
Their tales of Odd Fellowship meant
worlds of good cheer to the candidates
who had just been taken in.
F. G. Kershner, Past Grand, was
selected to represent Eden, No. 10, at
the Grand Lodge sessions to be held
at Asbury Park early in October.
The visitations of the Lodges should
do wonders" in stimulating interest
in Odd Fellowship throughout South
Jersey and those who We're not pres
emit at the above meetings surely
missed Q good time on each occasion.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-09-23
Community Fair
Next Week
Many Exhibits To Be Made of
Babies, Flowers, Household
Science and Curios

Among tn many curlos exhibited at
the coming Fair will be a set of cos
tunes and trophies Of the East. The
flag owned by Mrs. Lydia Samuel will
also be on display. This flag was
raised in Baltimore on July 4th, 1861.
1t has thirty-four stars and was
draped for Lincoln, Garfield and Nc
Kinly.
The "Y" has secured Mr.. C~rissee,
l. S. Government agent, to judge the
flower and garden exhibits.
The Department of Household
Science has promised to send an eX-
pert to judge the sewing, canning, etc.
The baby show, which will be held
on Thursday and Friday afternoons,
will be in charge of DIR. Dyer, the local
welfare nurse, and the Mothers Club.
Babies will be weighed and meas
ured and the most perfect babies given
awards.
Mothers desiring to know how their
measure up to standard, and compare
with the normal child. should enter
them and receive record card. Chill
dren up to two years may be entered.
a wireless station will be installed
and visitors at the Fair Will have an
opportunity to receive and send mes
Sages by wireless.
The decorating committee are al
ready at work at the decoration which
will be n of the features of the Fair.
Each room vii be decorated to repre-
sent the gardens of a different nation.
One of the attractions at the Far
will be a miniature Atlantic City.
Mr.. Sharkey and Miss Armstrong.
of the Mardi Gras Committee. have
promised some unique features in COS
tunes and acts on the asst night Of
the Fair.
Those planning to enter exhibits a
the coming Fair will greatly assist
the Committee if they will send in
their exhibit cards.
The "Y" will hold a Community
Sing on Tuesday evening, al $50
o'clock. Anyone enjoying singing Is
invited to attend. The double quartet
recently formed is doing fine work.
A glee club and chorus will be formed
later.
The management at the Y. N. c. a.
have Just installed a new silver mirror
screen. the latest thing in motion
picture screens. This promises to add
much to the pleasure of { ehup-to-date
pictures now being run at the y
auditorium. A demonstration OF the
difference between a good screen and
the best screen will be given at the
evening performance on Saturday.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-09-23
BIG POTATO TOUR
Tuesday, September y. Second Crop
Seed Demonstration

Plans have been under way since
JuIy LIST, to develop the second crop
potato seed game and WIND up the
season with a big tour of Salem
and Cumberland Counties. There are
many nelds III fine condition, n thru
a series OF letters to 1900 potato grow
ers upstate and on Long Island and
Connecticut, we expect to have a
large number of buyers with US to
make the tour.
Everybody is welcome on this tour,
and we hope for a large crowd. Do
not disappoint US.
There will be a preliminary meet
ing Of all men interested IN seed po-
tatoes at the Daretown School House,
Monday evening, September 10th, at
s o'clock. Come to this meeting and
air your opinions on the price Of seed
potatoes. Then come with US on the
tour.
The program for the two days is as
follows:
Tuesday, September 9th, Salem
County.
Automobiles leave Court House,
Salem, at 10 A. NJ.
Stop /. 1890 A. NJ, VIM. R. Hack
EFT, Quinton. Seventeen acres cob
blers, spraying test.
Stop 2. Ills A. NJ, c. R. Hires,
Salem. Fifteen acres Cobblers, sui
phur demonstration.
Stop g.. 1915 P. NJ, J. G. Borton's
farm, Sharptown (known as Freas
FARM. Fifty acres Cobblers, two
Giants, spraying test.
Free lunch served by Mr.. Borton.
Stop 4. Las P. NJ, Frank Petit
Woodstown. Twenty acres Cobblers.
Stop 5. 2.45 P. NJ, C. E. Moore's,
Daretown. Fifteen acres Cobblers'
one acre Giants.
Stop 6. $50 P. NJ, J. H. Handles,
Shirley. "Second Crop Seed King
Eighty acres Cobblers, ten acres
Giants. fifteen acres Norcross, two
acres Gren Mountains, two acres Dbl
ble's Russell, Tuber Unit Tests, Source
of Seed Tests, Fertilizer Tests, Spray
ing Tests.
Maurice River Cove oyster supper,
Bridgeton Armory, at 7 P. NJ. How
ard Hancock, POSTMASTER.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-09-23
Mention
and Social Affairs
The Whereabouts and DOings of
Good People You Know

Joseph K. Munyan has arrived at
Pasadena, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Guest, of
Woodstown, have been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Guest.
Stella Duggan, of Philadelphia, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with her
aunt, Mrs. Benz. Peacock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Raymond spent
last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
House, in Salem.
Stillwell Dolbow left last Monday to
enter Rutgers College, at New Bruins
wick.
Mrs. S. j. Fisher is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Edith Bozarth, at
Glendora.
Samuel Dean, of Woodstown, has
been renewing old acquaintance in
the Summerill family the past week.
Mrs. Robert Hume, of Paterson, N.
j., spent last week with Miss Margue-
rite Carlisle, at the Emmanuel NJ. E.
parsonage.
James Townsend and Edgar Hol-
ton have gone to Wenonah to resume
studies in the Wenonah Military
Academy.
Rev. and Mrs. S. j. Dorlon and
daughter left this Friday to spend a
week at the camp meeting at Erma,
Cape May County
Mr.. R. Counsellor and family have
moved into the house on Delaware
Avenue, recently vacated by Powell
A. Craig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rynhart, on
Danol A-oo,,o I'D Co.. +Ioi. or,,o-+r
last week Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Ludwig
and sons, of Johnstown, Pa. They
returned from a summer trip in
Europe recently.
Mrs. T. B. Paulin and mother, Mrs.
Thaw, have returned to their home,
on Delaware Avenue, after spending
three weeks with relatives at Plain
field, Mt. Bethel and Newark, n. j.
Mrs. William A. Summerill arrived
Mr.. and Mrs. Montroville Seeley
and girl babe. of Johnstown, above
Albany, n. j., have been spending a
few days with his brother Harry
Seeley. and wife, near PedricktoWn.
He has been assistant pastor of the
Baptist Church there for eight months.
Miss Esther Gentieu returned to
Delaware oma CoIege on IhufS-
day.
home on Thursday afternoon after be-
ing two weeks with her son, DR. Fred
Summerill, in Gouverneur Hospital,
New York City. He has made a de-
cided improvement the past week
from his serious accident, which was
conclusion of the brain, besides frac-
lures Of arm and jaw bone. The frac-
lures are knitting and cause much
nerve strain, but indications are favor
able for his recovery in time.