The Penn's Grove record., 1921-07-22
Carneys Point
News Items
Dye Makers DOings, Entertain
ments and EniOyments

The annual picnic of the Episcopal
Sunday School will be held at Penns-
vile on Friday. July q. A special
car will leave the Parish House at
7. NJ, returning will leave Pennsville
at 8 7. VI. A Community lunch will
be served, making it most sociable for
all. Games Of various kinds have been
planned for the afternoon. The com
mittee in charge are endeavoring 10
make this picnic a success in every
way. Tickets may be secured from
Mr.. Gatchell, Mr.. Whitney or Mr..
Carlton.
Mr.. William Fiske, of jefferson
Street, motored up from Avalon,
why're he has been employed for some
time and is now visiting friends in
Blackwood.
Nj. Robert Sutherland has returned
to his home, o. Fourth Avenue, after
spending a few days in Ridley Park.
Quite a little excitement was Gre
ated in the Village last week when
the dog catcher appeared on the
streets to capture the unregistered
dogs. Several stray CANNES were
picked up.
Harry Scanlon arrived at the home
of his parents, on the Summerill
Tract, on Sunday, after an absence of
one year from the Village. For the
past year he has been a member of
Troop NJ, Eighth Calvary, stationed
at Fort Bliss. During the last three
months of his enlistment he was on
duty on the Mexican border. Just
previous to coming home, Harry and
his lieutenant crossed over into Mex
leo and had dinner. with General Fox,
of the Mexican Army. The Scanlon
home was tastefully decorated with
flags and bunting in honor of the oc-
casion, and quite an assemblage of
relatives and friends on hand to greet
the young soldier.
Mrs. Myrtle Haines, on the Sum-
merrill Tract, is visiting relatives in
Bridgeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Davis, on 18th
Street, entertained relatives from Bal
timore and Wilmington over the week
end.
Mr.. Robert J. Upper, on Jefferson
Street, was at his home on Sunday,
having motored down from Newark
VIII u p0lLN VI II4CIIQSs
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold G. Kelly, on
Third Avenue. spent the weekend
visiting the latter 5 parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Andrews, of Philadel-
phia.
Miss Georgia Barrowcliff and sister,
OF Elmer, are visitors at the home Of
Mrs. Aubrey urry, on Fourth Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birch, at 1850 Wash
ington Street, are visiting friends in
Gloucester.
Mrs. Miller and family, of 28th
Street, are spending several weeks at
Ocean Grove.
Mr.. Weston and family, of PhiladeI-
phia, who formerly lived on the Sum
merrill Tract, were in the Village last
week renewing acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Statland, OF
Philadelphia, were weekend guests OF
Mrs. Haines. on 28th Street.
Mrs. Anna Myrs, of Grenloch, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Jamison, of the Summerill Tract.
Mrs. Elizabeth James, who has
been visiting her son, Edwin James
on 28th Street, left last week for San
tiago, California, to visit another son
Later, she will go to Sidney, Austria,
liza.
Mrs. Edward Rose is spending a few
weeks at the seashore.
Nj. Adrain Berry and Mrs. SHARP
motored to Wildwood, on Saturday, tc
spend the weekend with Mrs. Berry
and son.
Quite a few yards in the Village
present a very attractive appearance
now that the cannas, gladioli, zinnia;
and ~petunias are in full bloom.
Miss Gertrude NanEtten, of Hudson
y. Y, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Alger. of Delaware Avenue.
The second moonlight excursion t
be given by the YMCA will take place
on Friday evening, July D. The pro.
ceeds are for the. benefit of the gym.
nasium fund. Boat will leave Wilson
Line pier at 80 P. NJ. for a trip dow
the river to the breakwater.
Mr.. Frank Ale, of Laurel Street, en-.
tertained Mrs. Frank Smith, of De
troit. on Wednesday. Mrs. Smith anC
family formerly resided on George
town Road and are now enjoying {
two months trip among friends anC
relatives in the East.