The Penn's Grove record., 1921-11-11
Personal Mention
and Social Affairs
The Whereabouts and Doings of
Good People You know

4 ~cablegram announces that DR..
William s. Nauneman arrived at Port
Said, Egypt, November 9th.
Rev. James A. Clark o. Wildwood.
who held a conference in the Fpisco-
pal Church On Wednesday. gave the
Record a call on Thursday to talk
over old time acquaintance.
J. Harry Dalbow and Miss Clara
haIbeson, on East Main Street. were
recently married a Elkton, Nd. and
have made a new home on Denny
Avenue.
Mrs. Fred BideIman. on Spark,
terrace, gave birth to a big baby boy
on Wednesday. Both are doing finely.
Mrs. Annie A. William g. Sum
melill, who has lived at 135 West
Nam Street, during the past twenty
years, Will move on Saturday 10 Sa-
lem, to make her home with her sis
ter, Mrs. Clarkson Petit. Joseph s
flanagan and family having bought
her property will move therein.
Miss Margaretta Strengthen who
has been at Port Chester. n Y +be
PAST year, IS spending some time with
her sister Miss Esther St1augben. AT
l48 South Broad Street.
Rev. r. S. Carlisle, and Rev n r
f%lsler, Of Penns Grove, attended the
funeral of Mrs. C. Rollin Smith. wife
OF Rev. Z. Rollin Smith, at PennsvilJe.
on Monday.
Mrs. Anna Hoffman and daughter.
Mrs. CIaud Williams, of Wilmington.
spent Wednesday with their cousin
Mrs. X. S. Carlisle, at the Emmanuel
parsonage.
Mrs. Robert Alcorn has gone to
Kendall, n. Y, to see her father. who
is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Brown. and
Miss Elva Campbell, of Wilmington.
spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher Lock.
Charles E. Kinda, of New York
Clty, spent over weekend in Pehns
Grove.
Hansen Dalbow, who has been with
the State engineering force at New
Lisbon, where a new State home for
feeble minded is being built, spent
Thursday at home.
Richard Bonyun, of PHILADELPHIA.
spent SundSy with his parents, Nj.
and Mrs, forgan F.. Bonyun, at )
Beach Avenue.
Mr.. George A. Hankin, of St. Louis,
spent over week-ei. with his sister,
Mrs. Frank A. Paine, at Both and du-
Pont Streets, Summerill Tract. He
IS on a trip to Washington, D. c.. be-
ing connected with Government adj
ministration of railroads.
Mrs. Emma Walker, of Philadelphia.
spent the weekend with her friend,
Mrs. l.. W. Cook, on Broad Street.
Miss Rebecca A. Summerill spent a
few days with Miss Alice Diiks. in
Philadelphia.
Miss Lavinia and Lillian Cramer. of
Lansdowne, We're weekend visitors
with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Cramer, on Church Street.
Mrs. j. Blaine Walker and son
James, of Stratford, n. j., are visit
ing her parents, Rev. and Mrs. H. T.
tisler, at st Paul'S parsonage.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles L. Smith at.
tended the Princeton-Harvard football
game, at Princeton, last Saturday and
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
. Harry Hook. in Trenton.
Mi. and Mrs. Ralph P. Willis, and
Dr., and Mrs. Chas. L. Fleming. We're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Brad
shaw at a masquerade dance, in
Swedesboro, on Thursday.
Nh, and Mrs C. J. Ward, Of Parlin
spent the weekend with her parents
MI. and Mrs. Charles P. Kidd, at fl
Delaware Avenue.
Mrs. J. Clayton Ziegler, daughter
Mrs. Thomas Kyle, and son, Thomas
left last Friday for Roselle, n. J., L
join the latter's husband, who ha,
business there. Mr.. Ziegler will fol
low about December.