The Penn's Grove record., 1923-03-23
Carneys Point Has
Interesting Activities
Social News And Y. VI. c. A.
Happenings Show COmmu-
nifty Spirit


Joseph Geatiea is driving q new
Star auto.
John ChaIsha viii move early next
week from has present residence, on
Denny Avenue to a house on &
Street.
/. E. Burgess has received leave of
absence from the Dye Works on ac-
count Of poor health. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burgess are ia Atlantic City until next
week when they expect to return TO
close their home on Church Boulevard
before going to a place in Canada for
several months.
Charles GoWdy fractured a bone Of
his right thumb the forepart of this
week while he was using an axe.
Mrs. John Eckhardt, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Eckhardt, or Walker Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester D. Spicer. Of
9 Street, spent the weekend with
friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fred Coomer and Mrs. Joseph
Eckhardt spent Tuesday in Philadel-
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. McCalHster are
now residing in Camden. Owing to
Mr.. McCallister's poor health, he has
received a leave of absence from the
Dye Works.
Indoor baseball is the r-ecreationaI
sport at the \. N. c. A. these days.
No league is organized for the men
are playing at leisure until the out
door league season begins.
The Carneys Point friends Of Frank
Gledhill gave him and his ~bride-to-be
a shower of gifts last week. So the
Bridgeton friends of Miss lola Bas-
setti, who lives there, are rendering
her a good party with gifts at her
home, this Friday evening. A mum
Der from here who are attending are:
Mrs. John Eckhardt. of Philadelphia;
Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Eckhardt. Miss
Leona Eckhardt, Leon Wright, James
Walker, Gus Bowman, Jesse GOwdE,
and Frank Gledhill.
Edward Dean began this week do
ing active work as dog warden as he
did last year. All dogs were to have
been registered January 1st. With
three months extra time il can be
said the allowance is generous.
Edward Z. Croft has moved from
Carneys Point to 81 Harmony Street,
Penns Grove.
The Parish Guild met at Mrs. J.
W. Hawkins. on Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence Dillon, of Whining
ton. spent Thursday with Mrs. J. ".
Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Walsh, of FELTON,,
Pa. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Brownlee.
Mrs. Margaret Sharp entertained
on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Sharp and children, of Salem.
Mrs. Harry McKaig and daughter,
of Wilmington, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Daniel Kicker.
James King spent over weekend
with his uncle, Frank King. in Viii
mington.
Grant SwartZ spent the weekend IN
Washington. D. c.
Mrs. P. Walden went to Bridgeton.
on Friday. to attend the funeral OF
her aunt. Mrs. Price.
Mrs. Robert Faddis and Miss Jean
cite Shoemaker spent ove weekend
with Mrs. George Eastburn, at Clay
mont, Del.
Miss Dollie Body his returned home
after spending two weeks with ella
tives at Pedricktown.
A. N. Cutlery, who was General
Secretary of the Y. VI. c. A. in Hang
how. China, will speak in the Y lobby
next Friday evening. Both, on China
and Democracy He will tell some
of his interesting experiences and
progress of self government in that
Dr.. R. c. Sutherland spoke last
Sunday afternoon in the Y on "The
Teaching of Sex" Rev. F. E. Pur-
cell is expected to speak Sunday
afternoon on "Home Life and Organi-
cation of the Family"
Rev. Bessie F. Hatcher, pastor of
the Wesleyan Church. attended the
conference of the Pilgrim Holiness
Mrs. Alonzo vanneman visited
in Philadelphia, on Wednesday.
Mrs. Edward Cheney gave a happy
birthday party for her eleven year old
daughter. Naomi, last Saturday after
noon. The little folks present were:
Marion Crouch, Mary Nael Smith,
Elizabeth Loven, Elizabeah Davis,
Frances Sparks, Catharine Nickerson,
Sara Taylor, Naomi, Hazel and James
Cheney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Eckhardt,
daughter Leona, and A. c. Powell
visited over Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eckhardt, in Phil
adelphia.
The Rev. Charles H. BoyntOn, pro
fessor of Homiletics General Theo-
logical Seminary, n. Y. City, last
Sunday morning, gave an instructive
address in the Episcopal Church on
the de~plorable conditions of the Ar
menias made by the massacres and
brigandage of the Turks. He was
in Armenia since the World War
closed as a representative of the
Church and found the condition ter
rible. Much is needed to give relief,
especially to the children, whom it is
expected will be raised under condi-
tons to make them good citizens.