The Penn's Grove record., 1922-01-27
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Mrs. Verna Bowling and Miss Mar
garet Klein, first grade teachers, visit
ed the Atlantic City schools last week.
The Mothers Club was represented
on Wednesday at the Miniature Fed
Grafton, at Woodstown, by the follow
ing members: Mrs. f. Won Culin,
President; Mrs. NJ. Ludlow, Mrs. Fred
Brownlee, Mrs. John King and Mrs.
Coulton.
A farewell party will be given in
Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday even
ing, in honor of Miss Anna Wander
slice, forelady at the Linsk Factory,
who will leave on Tuesday for Cole
RADIO. She will be married on Thurs
day.
The members of the Parish Guild
are looking forward to a delightful
time on Wednesday next when they
will visit Mrs. Frank Moseley, in Will
mington, a former member. The party
will leave Penns Grove wharf about
9.45, on the Philadelphia boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Nelson, for
merly living at GO G Street, have
moved to West Main Street, Penns
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Whelan, on 25th
Street, have purchased a house in
North Philadelphia, and will leave the
Village this week.
Miss Beatrice Holmes, on Church
Boulevard, was hostess to a number
of her little friends, on Sunday after
noon.
A substantial sum was realized by
the Ladies' Aid, at their rummage
A,1, l--A ,,r,11r Die, 10000,
able and the great variety of clothing,
hats and shoes, soon found ready
buyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page, former residents
on 18th Street, have moved to 108
Fourth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mailman and
family will move in the neal future
to Southwestern Philadelphia, where
they have purchased a home.
Mrs. H. R. Woodward, ON Zieger
Tract, was the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
Chas. B. Dubell, in Camden, on Thurs
day and Friday.
Mrs. Fred Coomer, on H Street, was
the guest of Mrs. j. A. johnson, on
Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs.
Coomer was one of the clever enter
tainers in the show given in st. Johns
Parish House, last Thursday and Fri
day, and repeated by request on We'd
nesday.
Miss jeanette Shoemaker, on Jeffer-
son Street, spent Friday observing the
work of the Woodstown schools.
Miss Irene Terrell was a Philadel-
phia visitor on Tuesday.
Rev. j. B. Myers on, Bay Street, is
attending a conference of the clergy
at Trenton, and will visit friends at
Rochelle on his return.
DR.. and Mrs. Burk, on Ziegler
Tract, entertained the Reading Club
of which they are members on We'd
nesday evening.
The Thursday afternoon Bridge Cub
will hold a card party on Saturday
evening, February 4th, at the DUPONT
Club House, the proceeds of which
will be turned over to the Welfare
Committee of the Y. NJ. c.. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dubrink and
Miss Louise Bonner, of Penns Grove,
have moved to Second Street, in the
Village.
Miss Helen Bailey, on H Street, is
recovering from a severe attack of
grippe.
Master Albert Jones, on Fifth
Street, entertained about fifteen of
his friends, on Saturday evening, the
occasion being his fifth birthday.
Mrs. Margaret Sharp, on / Street,
was pleasantly entertained on Sum-
day, at the homeof Mrs. Bella Kinsey,
of Salem.
The installation of the new officers
of the Rebekah Lodge took place on
Wednesday evening, in Odd Fellows
Hall.
Mrs. VIM. Drenner and baby son,
William D., Jr., will return home on
Sunday from the Delaware Hospital.
Mrs. John King, on G Street, will
spend Thursday and Friday in Phila-
delphia and Norristown, as the guest
of friends.
Miss Josephine Wilson, on Smith
Avenue, had her tonsils and adenoids
removed, in the Salem Hospital, on
Wednesday.
An interesting and well attended
all-day meeting of the Parish Guild
convened at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Herbert, on Wednesday. The day was
spent in working on dainty under
wear, house dresses, aprons, ETC., and
in a jolly social time. The members
of the Guild Will take your order for
the above articles, or will make at
tractive little bloomer dresses for your
"kiddies."
Mrs. Margaret H. Hutchinson, on
Georgetown Road, has sold her inter
est in the grocery business to her son
John, who has been associated with
her in the business for several years,
The grocery bushes will be conducted
from the residence of the young man.
while the mother will engage in a
large scale in the raising of fine
chickens.
The large delivery truck has beer
fitted up as a complete travelling
store, and John aims to meet the
needs of his customers in the various
villages. re Will also continue to
1880 his country route, and also con
tinue his milk route through the vii.