The Penn's Grove record., 1923-01-26
Persona! Mentor;
And Social Affairs
The Whereabouts and D0ings of
Good People You Know

Mrs. George W OIL winning
ton. spent Wednesday with her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ster-
ling.
M and Mrs. Lewis w. Cook enter
aimed. ON Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. How
AVID Fifcbner ard daughter. PEGGY.
and Mr., George Hitchner. of Woods
town. Dr.. ond Mrs. Elan Hitchuer. of
Swedesboro. and Mr.. James Sweeten,
Of PHILADELPHIA.
John c. Black has succeeded George
yicGerv as superintendent Of Emn4n-
mel NJ. q. SUNDAY School.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mitchell
we're visited bv relatives of Mrs. 2Z5t-
cLaII. at their home. on Harmony
street. ON Sunday. They included her
"ofter MIS-. Scaafaves Of Woods
town. md her sister and brother. cf
Wal3 % and Neetvi.la. fespee-
+ivalT.
NJ and Mrs. Milton Justice and
daurAtrr. Rita. o. Philadelphia, were
SIuday visitors Of the Misses Layton
on Beach Avenue.
Mr.. ". G. |San2aerill. Of Sa.erar
v-as the puest of Ms. William ns-ef,
ON Sunday.
Mr. Richard Robertson ard Ms.
Clarence Henderson, Of South Broad
Street. spent Friday with friends in
Bridgeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Clair, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Montgomery, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Henderson spent Sun
dav with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Layton.
Friends of Irving NJ. Biddle are
clad to know he is co|nvalesciHg from
the fue. He has been confined to his
home for about two weeks.
Mr.. Pete Henderson, a popular fire
man on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
was confined to his home several days
last week with lumbago.
Mrs Rebekah Stahl, wife of Samuel
Stall. gave birth to a fine baby girl,
January IS, which has been named
Molly. Congratulations, Sam.
Albert Dahms and his daughter,
Mrs. Owen Blinn, spent Sunday with
his brother. Charles Dahms, in Nor
ristown, Pa,
Mrs. Joseph K. Munyan is spend
mo some time with her mother, Mrs.
Dsnelia V. Denny. After a year of
biob-caste life in Pasadena, Cal, she
vearned for the old home folks in
Jersey Mr. Munyan is still there in
the hiqh-toned Hotel Maryland. Their
sons Harold and Arthur, are in
PbiIadalnbia
M PhiIIin Chandler. of Hockessin,
Dal is visiting his niece. Mrs. VIM.
Ce,bey on state Street. who is seri-
onslv III with the grippe.
MI. and Mrs. Theodore Mitchell en-
te,tained, at their home. on Harmony
S+roa+ On sunday Mrs. Ellen Sea-
oraTos Miss Anna Seapraves. Mr..
and Mrs. LEROY Asslerback and chill
dren and John Peacock, of Woods
town and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sea-
~yoIos and family, of Westville.
Mrs William F. Pedrick visited her
anrt Mrs Anna Straughen. in At
lantic CITY. on Tuesday.
''' Mrs George HolIett (nee Emily
CIondG and daughter, eleven weeks
old Of Wilmington. visited with Mr..
and Mrs. s R. Bowen for several
GaIIs tbie week Mr. HolIett. who was
a onest at the Y. NJ. c. A. athletic
diner THURSDAY evening. spent over
niobt With With the BoWens.
lee Knowles has returned home. at
Saaford Del. after A visit with his
hrotbar Victor KnowIes.
Charles Pedrick, who fell and frac-
1nred two ribs is improving nicely.
Nh, and Mrs. Thomas Anderson,
Mr. and Mrs Leon Sharp and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Galloway attended the
hanGuat Given nv the i. r. r. Square
WasonS 9CI1b al Camden. Monday
ni"bt
Mrs Sarah Turner and son. Gildon,
Of Fronkford and Mrs. Ashcraft. of
g. S,radoshnro visited Hiideth D Tur-
NV on Snndav He is gradually re-
n lIeI in from his Illness but is con-
f.oj +e hi home
hh e 10 on ms Mo roilF; vnond Harris ar
r;vad home on Thursday, after
anondirr come n,onths in New York
Clty. Nh
Willard Harris, Oh 11eISoH, N4U''