Here and there: James White, Alonzo Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Davis

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Here and there: James White, Alonzo Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Davis - January 2, 1914
Newspaper clipping of three short social items from the Camden Post-Telegram, January 2, 1914. James White of 330 Penn Street returns from visiting his parents in Culpeper Court House, Virginia; Alonzo Wood of 614 State Street has returned from New York City; Mr. and Mrs. Davis of 713 North Seventh Street entertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bishop of Woodstown and Mrs. and Dr. V. E. De Grofft of Swedesboro on New Year's Day. The crop prints no paper name or date; both come from the page's earlier caption and the file name.
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James White, of 330 Penn street, returns to-morrow from Culpepper Court House, Virginia, where he was visiting his parents. Alonzo Wood, of 614 State street, has returned from a visit to relatives in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Davis, of 713 North Seventh street, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bishop, of Woodstown, and Mrs. and Dr. V. E. De Grofft, of Swedesboro, on New Year's Day.

Camden Post-Telegram - January 2, 1914

James White, of 330 Penn street, returns to-morrow from Culpepper Court House, Virginia, where he was visiting his parents.

Alonzo Wood, of 614 State street, has returned from a visit to relatives in New York City.

Mr. and Mrs. Davis, of 713 North Seventh street, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bishop, of Woodstown, and Mrs. and Dr. V. E. De Groff[?], of Swedesboro, on New Year's Day.

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