The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-15
IDLEwooD.

Morning services have been conduct
ed for the past two Sundays. Mr.. JAS.
Browne had charge Sunday, May 9TH,
and his talk was so very good that the
leader for the evening services sad that
his discourse would simply be an echo.
Mr.. Vaughn spoke on the morning of
May II, Mothers Day, which he chose
for his subject, and spoke most interest
ingly and again in the evening, Mr.. Nc
Dewitt. the leader Of that service, re-
peatea it,. One of the illustrations OF
The beauty and proteetiveness OF mother
hood was particularly impressive, after
the recent Titanic disaster, a rescuing
vessel found a mother and baby, life
preseryer kept them afioat, but both
were dead. yet even in death the moth
er's arms kept the little one upraised
from the water.
Mr.. and Mrs Grail entertained
friend from Phila, over Sunday and
their son Walter came over from Allan
tic City for the few hours possible over
Sunday afternoon, in particular remem-
brance of the day.
Mr. and Mrs Walker had their two
daughters ana eldest daughters two hit
tie sons for over Sunday. The previ-
Gus Sunday Mr. and Mrs Walker enter
tanned an automobile party of friends
from Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs R.
Sacks and their four children. Mrs. VIM.
A. McMahon was guest on this auto
trip. but tinding her mother i'll with
rheumatism. upon her arrival, did not
return to Philadelphia with the party.
Dr.. North has been attending Mrs. Ms
Dewitt for the rheumatism, which i
proving very tedious and severe. Mr.
MeMahen is in Baltimore erecting the
work of the City Ice Co. for mis- COM
pany Illness prevented Mrs. MeMahon
from accompanying him to Baltimore.
Miss Laura Rusky was another visitor
from Atlantic City and spent Sunday
with her parents at Idlewood. Mss
Ruskv was mistaken for stranger by
one of our residents, who undertook to
explain why there were not electric
lights along the roadway. "A lantern
light presently showed up the fact that
neither visitor nor resident were strang-
ers to each other and the explanation
of the lights, or rather the lack OF them,
along our road. was one on the resident
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Adds, Their two
sons and grandson, were also at Idle.
wood over Sunday. Mr.. Adds house,
which he recently purchased, is being
improved wonderfully, and he expects to
have fine crop Of potatoes as result
of his every Saturday farming His Il
lac bushes are beautiful.
It would seem that lakewood was not
so lonely the past Sundays, and also
it is becoming known and is progress
ing. The writer in an interview at the
office Of the Electric R. R. in connection
with some personal business, was told
that if our people would write indivldu-
al letters, courteous one, asking that
one more IL p. m. train week stop
at Cardiff this summer, it would possl-
bly, be granted, especially as the popu-
lation viii be probably very much IN
creased. The official gave the informa-
tion for each writer TO emphasize this
and any other good points you know OF,
and also that another IL P. m. train a
week will be in as great demand as
the Saturday night one, which it GER
tainlv would be. for there are always
extra people in the summer, aside from
our own patronage. The trains would
very likely continue when it is shown
it will pay. The utmost attention rs
given one and any reasonable request
Is looked into, at least "Wednesday Is
the night suggested.