The Penn's Grove record., 1923-11-02
Deep Water Villa e

Mr.. Arthur Thomas, of Salem bIleo
the NJ. i. pulpit at the absence OF Ilie
pastor last Sunday. .,
The Ladies' Aid Society will hoid
their meeting at Mrs. Lewis Stretch :,
dupont City, Friday evening, at "00
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kline spent
she weekend in Honey Brook, Pa. al
the home of their brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dyer and chll-
dren motored 10 Philadelphia and
spent the weekend with Mrs. Egan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kohler, Mr. and
Mrs. Wolf and son, Junior, Mr. ana
Mrs. Strecker ana son, Junior, MI
and Mrs. Crosby and daughter, EIlza,-
beth. and son, Francis, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas DWYef.
Mr.. B. Webb spent Monday In Cam
den.
Mr.. Arthur Baerswyl and Mr.. Fran
els Berge spent aSturday IN WOOD
bury.
MIR. and Mrs. Alvin Doper and son
George spent the weekend IN Woods
town visiting Mr.. Loper's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weingarten moved to
Chester on Friday where Mr.. Wen
garten secured a position.
Mr. William Messick returned home
after spending a week at Newport
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hetcler, Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Nixon, of Salem, were ylsl-
tors with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mes
sick, on Sunday.
Miss Lydia Link and MSS Ray
Dilks. of Salem, spent the weekend
with Miss Elizabeth Baerswyl.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Allen, Miss
Pauline Allen, of Gloucester, spent
Sunday with Nh and Mrs.AlonzoNan-
aman.
Miss Anna Shannon. Mr.. Wm. Swift
and Master Lesly Shannon, Of Will
mington, were visiting Mrs. Wm.
Kane.
Mrs. John Simmerman gave a Hal
lowe'en party to her Sunday School
Glass, Friday evening in the Church
social room. Each boy brought one of
their girl friends. Those present were
Charles Crawford William Crawford,
Walter Chapman and James Herman,
William Garrison, Penrose Craig, Dill
bert Simmerman, Kenneth Humphreys
and Joseph Williams, Hannah Hall,
Ruth Byrne, Madeline Byrne, Dorothy
Davis. Helen Baerswyl, Marv Cox
Bertha Simmerman, Stanley Simmer
man. Jr. The evening was very en-
iovable. There were games played
and several recitations A prize was
given to Charles Crawford for the best
dress and one was given to Walter
Herman for the funniest dressed.
We are glad to hear that little Ruth
Gosner has recovered after serious
mishap while she was playing with
tack. She put it up her nose and
was taken to the Salem hospital where
Dr.. Hummell took the tack out.
Mr.. Charles and Clifford Durham,
of Failton; Miss Edith and Martha
Durham. of Cedarville, spent Sunday
with their brother Mr. Enoch Durham.
A masked Halloween party was
given by Mrs. H. Davis and Mrs How
ard oRberts. A grand time was re-
ported by all, Mrs. J. H. Davis and
Miss Elsie Clark won first prize, dress
ed as Mutt and Jeff; second prize won
by Mrs. Chas. oPrter. The room was
decorated suitable 1Of Ine ocCdSlol!.
At a late hour refreshments were
served. About forty were present.
Miss Elsie Slape gave a Halloween
party, at the home of her parents, in
Deep Water. There was dancing and
playing games and refreshments We're
served. The evening was enjoyed by all.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Slape, Mr. and Mrs. TAYLOR
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Gruff
and son, Miss Elnor Gruff, Miss Anna
Powers and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Pierce, of Salem; Miss Abbie Stiles,
Miss Alice Hewitt of Camden; Mr.
Henry Dare, Mr. and Mrs. Ryo Mason
and daughter, Dorothy, Mrs. Byron
Powers, of Pennsville, and Miss Nc
Gee.