The Penn's Grove record., 1921-07-29
Carneys Point
News Items
Dye Makers DOings, Entertain
ments and EnjOyments

Mrs. John King, on G. Street, Is
planning a trip to Niagara Falls early
in August with several friends.
Mrs. w. Miilett and son, Kenneth,
have returned to their home, on 28th
Street, after a lengthy visit in Hoosie
Falls, n. Y.
Mrs. S. J. Fisher and son, Roland,
of Aiken, Md, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Robert J. Upper, on
Jefferson Street.
Mr.. Albert Harding, who is employ
ed in Philadelphia, spent Sunday with
his mother, on the Summerill Tract.
Mrs. A. Curry, on Fourth Avenue,
entertained her mother, sister and
and brothers from Bridgeton, on Sun
day.
Miss Lillian Barracliff spent Sunday
in Elmer visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Kennedy and grandson, Ebert,
on G Street, were visitors in Whining
ton on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tyrell spent
Saturday as the guests of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Will Smith, at Pitman.
Harvey Jones, a painter and paper
hanger, moved to Chester, on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray, of Wilmington,
formerly of Carneys Point, were en-
tertained by Mrs. Barracliff, in Ell
mer, last week.
Mr.. George Brangan has returned
to his home in Philadelphia, after
a pleasant visit Of several weeks at
the home of his aunt, Mrs. Adolph
Lime, on jefferson Street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fiske, on Jetfer-
son Street, have returned from a two
weeks vacation in Blackwood.
Mrs. Adrain Berry has returned to
her home, on Fourth Avenue, much
benefited in health, after spending
two weeks at Wildwood.
Mr.. Albert Curry, Mr.. Herford, and
Mr. Smith went an fishing trip to
Fortesque on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lime were en-
Uertained over the weekend by the
latters sister, Mrs. Max, of Phlladel-
phia. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lowe enjoyed
motor trip to Wildwood during the
past week.
Miss Dorothy Fiske, on jefferson
! Street. is visiting relatives N Audi
bon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. P. Sutton are
moving from Smith Avenue to Chufch
Boulevard.
Mrs. F. A. Vance, who holds re
sponsible position at the LakeVieW
Hospital, Bridgeton, Is spending a lew
davs at her home, on Fourth Avenue.
Mrs. Charles Newkirk, on b Street.
/ Is recovering from a severe illness
Charles NewIirk was the guest OF
friends in Elmer on Sunday.
The annual picnic Of Mural Re
be[ah Lodge will be at RiverVleW
Reach on Wednesday, August 10,
/ leaving Penns Grove at II o'clock;
/ Free amusements have been arranged
for the children. Eden Lodge, l, y.
| q. F. have arranged to join them IN
the evening. Come out and make thls
/ a real Odd Fellows outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Briednbach mo-
to,ed. to Bridgeton on Monday.
Mrs ]. Fred Coomer and children
have returned to their home, on n
Street, after spending several weeks
at Oakwood Beach. !:
Mrs. Roudenbush, the efficient u
brarian at the "Y," is enjoying a va
cation at Niagara Falls.
Mr.. Elmer Brown, on Fifth Avenue,
left on Monday to accept a posltl0n
with the dupont Company IN Newark
n J. H.
Miss Margaret Johnson, OF Far
viow has been visiting friends IN the
Village for a few days
Gilbert Rostang, while cranklng q
Ford car. at Millville, on Wednesda!
evening, had his arm broken. he was
taken to the hospital at Brldgetoh
where he had it reset. -.
Mrs. VIM. H. Naylor, when getting
ont of their car. on Wednesday, step
ned into a hole and had the misfortune
of breaking her leg. =.
Two special cars We're required y
carry the jolly crowd who ATTENDED
the Episcopal picnic on Friday last d d
Pennsville. J. B. Whitney was Il
charge of one car, and W. T. CarItol
the other. Upon arriving at the
beach. many went in bathing. Later
nnder the direction of Mr.. Whitney
and Mr. GaskeI. various races anC
Games were played and prizes aWafdec.
fhe winners. The Community eats
was the chief feature of the picnic
Each person had been requested t
contribute a definite article toward the
supper, and then all was combined i
/ The entire crowd of over p sat doWI
to two large tables and had mos
sociable time while feeding the lnhel
man."
The committe in charge Of the pic
ric or consisted of Rev. and Mrs. ]. B
Myers Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Carlton
Nv 7 r Whitney. Mr.. Gatchell anC
Mr.. Gaskell. and deserve much credit
for % the efficient way in which the pic
mic was planned and carried out. Tht
members of the Parish Guild arranged
the tables and served supper
MARRIED