The Penn's Grove record., 1921-11-04
Carneys Point
News Items
Dye Makers DOings, Entertain
ments and Enjoyments

1helma Florence Brown, infant
daughter of William H. and Edna
Brown, died October 81, aged 2
months, 7 days, at their home. 725
Fifth tenUe Burial was Wednesday
afternoon in Emmanuel Cemetery.
Rev. 0. Bell Close, pastor of Wee
quahic Presbyterian Church, Newark,
n. j., spent mid-Wee with his family
here. The manse for his family is be-
ing renovated. They will move about
December L.
Mrs. O. Bell Close and babe are
stopping with Prof. and Mrs. Joseph
NJ. Wright.
Samuel A. Turner, Richard Hand,
John X. Leap and John f. Clark, Car
neys Point boys, on their way to
Florida, have been stopping in Lin
colnton, n. C., for more than a week,
astonishing the natives by organizing
football teams and playing the game
ninetenths of the natives never saw
before.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Brandon, on
Fourth Avenue are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS upon the arrival of a baby
girl at their home on October 9th.
Mr.. Harry Bates, on First Avenue,
who has been employed in the mines at
Plymouth, Pa, returned on Tuesday.
He is packing goods preparatory to
moving to Plymouth. Mrs. Bates and
daughter Mamie will leave on Thurs
day. They have been active workers
for several years in the Methodist
Church, and will be greatly missed by
their many friends.
Mrs Grover Fisher, of Aiken, Nd,
has been visiting the home of her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Robert J. Upper, on
32nd Street, for several days.
Harry Adams will move from 29th
Street to Penns Grove.
Mrs. Leslie Homer, on 28th Street,
returned to her home on Sunday after
undergoing successfully a serious oper-
alton at the Delaware Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Brown, on Fifth
Avenue, have the sympathy of their
friends in the death of their two months
old o The child died on Wednesday
and will be buried on Sunday in the
Penns Grove Cemetery.
Mr.. Reginald Switzerland spent
Sunday in Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Robert Wheatley, on 28th ST.,
entertained relatives from Delaware
on Sunday T"
Miss Sussman, a former teacher
here, is a guest at the home of Miss
Ada TIuncer. in Woodbury.
MI. B. n Fincher, of Pittshuru Pa
spent Saturday and Sunday as the
guest of his sister, Mrs. w. p. Sutton,
on Church Boulevard
Mrs. Fred Coomer. on H Street,
spent Thursday in P~hiIadelnbia
Mr.. and Mrs. John King O G ST
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Fish on Fourth
Street spent Sunday in Atlantic Citv,
the guests of Mrs Eskins. a former
resident of the Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Witt. on r Street
were entertained over the week end
bv h., sister. Mrs. r w Woodrow
in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A w Collision and
family moved during the mast week
from 1AS1 Grant street n 3OSO-26th
Street.
Mrs. ]. r Mvres returned to her
home on RaV Street on Monday after
a delightful ten DAVIS visit among
friends in New York.
Mr. Fred herman has moved from
Fourth Avenue to ~ + Street, Old
Bungalow Section.
Nj and Mrs J. NJ. Travnor moved on
Monday from sixth Avenue to 1862
Bav Street.
Miss Sara Ruddv. Miss Margaret
Klein. and Miss Jeanette Shoemaker.
three Of the popuiar school teachers
attended a m~asduerade party in Sal
EN- on Monday. and We're also enter
tained bv Mis- FlyyeH at her home.
MIS-. F. A. Sutherland and sons
ReoinaId and Poberr. moved on We'd
nesday fron FonItb Avenue to Ches-
ter. Pa. where the Young men are en-
Dloved.
Mrs Robert Upper was taken on
Monday TO ST. .Joseph's Hospital where
she underwent = serions operation on
Wednesday
Mrs ROY Strickland has returned to
her dIties as teacher of the Third
GRADE in the Du Pont No. 2 school,
much TO the delight of her pupils.
Mis- Tmcv Gaskill. the Domestic
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