The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-28
Carneys Point
News Items
Dye Makers DOings, Entertain
ments and Enjoyments

II fanny VI marry y. OdDIe mas
moved from Carneys Point to New
Castle. He has been a local reporter
on the Wilmington Evening Journal
for a year.
George w. Gable entered the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania in September
to pursue his second year studies in
chemistry.
The Teachers Progressive Club
gave a Halloween party on Thursday
evening in the DUPONT School, No. /.
The room was most artistically deco
rated with witches, owls and other
weird emblems appropriate for the
occasion.
Mr.. George Brangan returned to his
home, in Philadelphia, on SATURDAY..
after a six weeks visit at the home of
his aunt, Mrs. A. Lime, of Laurel
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Revere, on E
Street, visited a number of dealers in
gold and tropical fish, in Philadelphia,
on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Ale entertained twenty
members of the Parish Guild at an all
day meeting, on Wednesday. Many
attractive handkerchiefs, aprons and
other fancy articles were made for the
Fair, to be held on December 2 and
3. Polly Prim aprons, ric-rac trim
med aprons ard attractive aprons of
all kinds are to be a feature of the
Fair.
Mrs. J.. C. Fincher and grandson,
Billy Sutton, of the Church Boule-
ward, spent the weekend with reIa-
tives, in Wilmington.
Mrs. NJ. Sharp returned to her
home, l Street, after a pleasant three
weeks visit in Salem.
Mr.. Robert j. Upper and w. H.
Brown, of Newark, We're weekend
guests at their homes.
Mr.. Stump and family moved on
Wednesday from Jefferson Street to
ID Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holstenholme, of
Washington, D. c., are visiting at the
home of the ~latter's sister, Mrs. Geo.
Getz, of 1924 33rd Street.
John Leap, Richard and John Fox,
all of the Village, left on Monday
morning in Mr.. Fox's car for Miami,
Fla, on a pleasure trip. By Tuesday
the party had reached Aberdeen, Md.
On Wednesday they stoppedin Peters
burg, Va, and by the next day they
had reached Lincoln, N. c. They re-
port "all good roads and no trouble
so far"
Mrs. Burton Cole, of 28th Street,
celebrated her first wedding anniver-
sary on Thursday evening. A num-
Der Of friends from Gibbstown and
Carneys Point were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, of Vineland, N.
j., former residents, spent Saturday
in Carneys Point renewing old ac-
quaintances.
Mr.. James L. Owen, Mrs. Lillian
Carton and daughter, Verna, of 472
First Avenue, left on Thursday morn
ing for Santiago, Cal. The trip will
be made by auto, with stop-overs at
various places of interest along the
route. A four day visit will be made
with friends in st. Louis. The party
are planning to reach Santiago, where
they have relatives, in from so to 10
days.
Miss June Seimes, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday as the guest of Mrs.
Harry Stout, of Third Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Chance, N
DtldN dIC Avenue tllICl lGIIlCA III
and Mrs. Charles T. Weldin, of Elk
ton, Md, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke, of
Wilmington, over the weekend.
Miss Theresa Sussman, Of Towanda,
Pa, a former teacher here, is spend
ing two weeks as the guest Of Miss
Sara Rudy and Miss Jeanette Shoe
maker, at their home, on Jefferson
Street
Miss Margaret Klein was a visitor
to Salem, on Thursday.
Mrs. Adolph Lime was entertained
by her sister, Mrs. Harry Max, of
Philadelphia, from Friday to Sunday
evening. Nh. Lime was also a guest
over the weekend. On Sunday the
party enjoyed a motor trip to West
Chester to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Oscar Hunt, of
Swedesboro, were entertained by the
Carneys Point teachers, at their
home, on jefferson Street.
Master Earl Collier, of c Street,
celebrated his third birthday by Civ
ing a party to his little friends, on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Whitaker, of 1872 Bay Street,
left on Thursday for Brookline. us.
Mrs. Beauchamp, of 695 Fourth
Avenue, moved on Tuesday to Penns
Grove.
Mrs. Martin Tully, of 43O George
town Road, moved during the week
to SO F Street,
Mr.. Epstein, who has been conduct
ing the drug store on D Street, moved
his stock, fixtures and household fur
niture to Trenton.
Mrs. w. ]. Whelan, on Summerill
Tract, was a visitor to Philadelphia
during the week.
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