The Penn's Grove record., 1921-11-18
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p~cdricktOwn Personal
and Local Items
Interesting Happenings Of Old
mans Township

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Citizens have
returned from a few day motor trip
TO Washington, DC
Iii. and Mrs. George Z. pedrick viii =
pend q le# days with their daughter,
Nus. Abram Detwiler. IL Camden, and
#lIl then leave for Eal4a4daIe, Fla,
TO remain al winter.
William Knorf has taken Miss MSO
Chews place as clerk in the Amer<M
Store.
At a meeting Of the Ladies Aid II
the Methodist Church, held on Thursr
day evening, at the home Of Mrs. Al
bert Williamson, final arrangements
were made for the bazaar and oyster
supper to be held in Red Mems Hall,
Friday and Saturday, December 8
and 10.
Mrs. Jacob Hunt, who is spending
some time with the family Of Ray
mond Hunt, at Auburn, was home
V e Sunday. Mrs. Hunt, Jr., is re-
covering from a recent operation.
Mrs. Howard Justice and Miss Irene
Justice. of Swedesboro, visited IN town
on Tuesday.
Fred TuIi bought Mrs. Mary Hold
chats farm, located z4ear Centre
Square. for $4,000. The farm was
sold at public sale last Saturday. The
present tenant, George Cook, Will fol-
low Arthur Flanagan OF Hamilton
Pedrick's farm, Nh. Flanagan having
bought George Flanigan's farm near
Auburn.
Clarence Norton will move onto
Frank Norton's farm, and Mr.. Nor
tor. who has been living for a time
in John Herti's house, in town, Will
move back to Centre Square into his
house vacated by Clarence Norton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Barnart and
son. of New Haven, Conn.,, were
guests during the past week with
Freebooter and Mrs. George Gaventa:
Mr.. Barnart IS operating and one OF
the owners of a jitney line OF Packard
and Cole motor cars in New Haven
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Norton enter
tanned a cunning party on FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Clay Smith have
returned from Red Lion, Pa, called
there bv the illness o. his father.
Miss Martha Burk was q weekend
guest with Mr.. and Mrs. A!Oert W.
Sailor. in Penns Grove,
Miss Mary Chew was pleasantly
e.. EFEFDEl%E0 uN ii lG4A. VI az sD0+6
friends at the h.me Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs L-Tis Chew, on Satur-
day evening.
Miss NJ. Specie, Of Philadelphia,
was a weekend guest with Key. n
Mrs. John Naylor, at the M~ethodlst
parsonage.
Mrs. Emma Sparks, Miss Marlette
Holuon. and Emerson, attended n
State-Navy game on Franklin FIELD,
) Philadelphia, on Saturday.
Mrs. D. Clay Smith and Miss Eli
zabeth Smith were Philadelphia Wsl-
tors on Saturday.
Beginning en- Monday night, No
= vzuae. 2L. Centre Squae Methodist
= Church VIII held special 7e ees each
night. continuing sire 22ut the
: week. The services VIII be -l Charge
= Of Rev. Harry Garrison, pastor at
Bridgeport. and the sermons 10 be
preached by old pastors among whom
=. az Rev. Z. r. Brlnyate. Of Carlisle.
Pa. and Rev. Joseph Garrison, OF
Pilr1aa Grove, and Re-. 5. Il Moore.
Of Carneys Point,
Cz.ge' sparks was home from
state College part Ct last week ana
attended the State-Navy game on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burk were
= guests at dinner on Saturday Of Nh
and Mrs. Albert Sailor, IN Penns
z Grove.
I John MUIR. who has been living IN
part Of Sedgwiok Justices double
> house. moved his family 70 Camden
: this week. F..
Miss Tina Strimple. on the nurses
staff Of Cooper Hospital, Is spending
: several days with her mother, Mrs
Mary Strimple.
! Mrs. J. Albertson. Of TitusviIle.
visited Mrs. Emma Cadwalader over
3. Sunday.
t Mn. and Mrs. Omar Stump, Of Vii
. mington. were visitors during the
/. week with Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Huber.
Mrs. John Hewitt spent last week
: with her daughter. Mrs. James Sparks,
of Salem.
Mrs. Jacob Gaventa is recovering
/. from an attack of grip.
Miss Olive Norton is confined to her
home by illness.
Miss Emma Walker. of Philadel-
phia. spent over Sunday with friends
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
O0ufGA Will IlOtu = ptC anu C0R -
in P. P. Sweeten's store on Saturday,
November 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walton enter
tanned at dinner, Sunday, Mrs. Mary
, Morrison. Mrs. Lavinia Justice, Mrs.
|, Riggs and Miss Elizabeth Riggs
John Nipe, who lived in part OF
William Huber's double house, has
moved on his arm near PedricktoWn.
Rev. Charles Diebert, of Newport
. and a former pastor Of the Baptist
Church here, has accepted a call to
: become pastor Of a Baptist Church IN
Charlottesville, Virginia.
Mrs. George Bishop was pleasantly
surprised by a party OF Trends on
Monday evening. it being a birthday
anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday DR.. and
Mrs Harry Johnson.