The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-28
News OF Local interest

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pre-war price. Everyone should be
able 70 keep sweet.
The Woman's Club will hold a cake
sale in Cunningham's garage, Satur-
day, November Y.
Walker-Dyer Post, American Le-
giOn, will give a ball at the DUPONT
Club, on Armistice Day, Friday, No
vember 18th.
November has three legal holidays
as follows: Election Day, November
8th; Armistice Day, the 18th, and
Thanksgiving Day, the oath.
y successful cake sale was held by
the Walker-Dyer American Legion
Post, at the post office Broad and
Main Streets, on Saturday evening.
4 request that everybody fly the
National colors at half mast on Ar
mistice Day, November 18th, has been
made by the local Post Of the Ameri-
can Legion.
Dr.. Cramer, the Chiropraetor, at 80
South Broad Street, has rearanged his
office for more convenience TO his nu-
merous patients.
Mural Rebekah Lodge, l.. o. 0. F.,
No. =, will hold a bazaar and food
sale on Saturday afternoon and even
ing, November 18th.
Simon Cunningham has in his auto
show room a lemon tree on which are
ave large lemons ia inches IN
diameter and two smaller ones. They
are q warm zone sight.
The Boy Scouts and Rose Class,No.
10, of Emmanuel Sunday School, Will
hold a cake sale Saturday, November
18th, on South Broad Street, near
Main.
Judge Ralph ". Z. Donges is TO
return to the Salem Circuit Court TO-
morrow Saturday to dispose of some
cases that were not moved in Septem-
Der.
Woodbury. will have a big Hal
lowe'en celebration on Saturday after
noon and evening. Firemen from
other towns are invited to join the
parade.
Nh. and Mrs. Harry Sterling eele-
brated their t~wenty-ffth wedding an
niversary last Monday evening. They
were given a surprise party by the
members of the Sons Of Veterans
Auxiliary.
The Woman's Club of Penns Grove
will hold a meeting in their Club room
next Tuesday, November LIST. Dr..
Florence Powdermaker, of the State
Agricultural College, New Brunswick.
will speak on Food Facts and Fanc1es.
Walter H. Carter, Republican candi-
date for Councilman, wishes to state
that the rumor that he would with
draw from the ticket on account OF
his recent bereavement in the death
of his wife. is without foundation. His
name will remain on the ticket.
The National Type Foundry and
Automatic Printing Company, Of
Bridgeport, Conn.,, has purchased the
site of the old Blaisdel machine shop,
established half a century ago IN
Nineland, and will move its entire
plant there.
Rev. Fred J.. Peters attended the
Baptist State Convention, in Atlantic
City. this week. The Convention
passed strong resolutions against les
sening the restraint on the sale of in
toxicating liquors and against using
funds for sectarian purposes.
The new concrete road from Chuch-
town to Pennsville was opened to
travel Wednesday morning. The sec
ton from Pennsville toward Salem has
been open for several days. The work
on the road has been completed with
the exception of building up the
shoulders.
MANY will go to Woodbury. tomOr-
row Saturday for the day and even-
ing Halloween event. The fire COM
- - IL C,,,,a,v- D0ip- Pond will
take part in the afternoon parade. At
$50 o'clock the Penns Grove foot ball
team will line up against the strongest
team Woodbury. ever placed on the
field.
George N. Fenton, who underwent
an operation at the Salem County
Memorial Hospital, left the nstitu-
ton on Saturday and is getting along
fine. He is spending a few weeks With
his brother, Furman L. Fenton, near
Penns Grove. His many friends wish
him a speedy recovery.
Rev. E. Forrest Dagger, in Emmanuel
Church. last Tuesday evening, told OF
MANY superstitions, old customs and
habits people follow handed down
from time immemorial which are lu-
dicrous and amusing when they are eN-
planned. His humorous lecture was
enjoyed by over 200.
The Road Camp Committee Of the
Board of Chosen Freeholders went to
the Camp on Wednesday morning TO
! confer with the Finance Committee to
decide upon substituting a motor
truck for horses that have been III
use there for a long time. One OF the
horses died this week and it has been
thought cheaper to buy a Ford truck
than to purchase another horse.
Orders for forty-three elaborate
passenger cars for railroads in North
ern China have been placed with the
plant of the American Car & Foundry
Co. in Wilmington, officials an
nounced on Wednesday. The new or
der, with fifty cars now under con
struction for South American roads,
will give employment to the present
force for the next nine months ana
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