The Pleasantville press., 1913-07-09
SEA VIEW.

Mr.. ana Mrs. harry thompson, OF
Philadelphia, spent Saturday in Sea
View with Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Smith.
Mrs. Emily Fisher has opened her
beautiful home on Bellhaven Avenue
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Goodwin, of Phila-
delphia, spent the holiday with Mrs.
Goodwin's sister, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fenton and fam
lily, of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs.
Fenton's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Ca
room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Robinson en-
tertained over the holidays, Mr.. JOS
eph Reider, Mr.. John Grosscup, Mr.
Arthur Bagans, Mr.. George Pierson
Mr. Fred Zinkgraf, Mrs. Zinkgraf ano
Elizabeth Zinkgraf, all of Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. Broadhead, Mabel
Broadhead, Ray Ireland and Haze
Broadhead spent Sunday in Gettys-
burg.
Mr.. Raymond Ingersoll is spending
few days in Reading.
Mrs. Forrest, of Atlantic City, spent
week with her sister, Mrs. Eden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith and
son Charles are visiting Mrs. Smiths
mother, Mrs. Naomi Somers.
Mrs. William Palmer and Gertrude
are visiting in Sea View.
The Sea View Baptist Church has
arranged to give course of Literary
and Musical entertainments for the
benefit of the church. The first will
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o'clock in Mechanics Hall at Linwood
This is a Musical Entertainment, anc
Atlantic City's leading soloists have
volunteered their services: Mrs. Edna
l. Gale, Mrs. Irwin Nicholson, Miss
Edna Baier, and Miss Evalyn @. Ty-
son, pianist.
The course tickets include stere-
opticon lecture by DR.. A. M. Baily, OF
Atlantic City, subject among the
Indians" This occurs July oath, s
P. NJ, in the Sea View Baptist church
The last of the course, Aug. 14th, in
the church, is lecture by DR.. B. s.
Hudson, pastor of the First Baptist
Church, Atlantic City, subject "Per-
sonal observations while in Europe"
The entire course tickets are selling
for so cts. Single entertainment
tickets, 25 cents.
The professor of manual training
of Atlantic City High School, spoke
in the Baptist Church Sunday eve
ming. The address was exceedingly in
teresting, and we hope to hear him
again, and we know all who may
come will feel we'll paid.
The musical advertised for Thurs
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Linwood Hall instead of the Baptist
Church Please bear in mind the
place, the time, and come and be en-
tertained by Atlantic City's leading
soloists. Tickets will be on sale early
at the Hall the evening of entertain
ment. Course tickets, soc; single, 25c
(Intended for insertion last week,
but received too late.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hagerthy
and children, of Bridgeton, spent a
week with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Hagerthy.
Mrs. Weslev r. Smith and Miss
Helen Smith were Pleasantville call
ers on Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Carl Hopf, Adolf and Althea
VI Oliib, WCiC Odiooy
visitors in Sea View.
Mrs. Eugene Steelman and children
spent Wednesday in Somers Point.
Mr.. Roy Ireland, who had taken up
position in Philadelphia, where he
met with an accident, by dropping an
elevator, has returned home with a
broken arm.
Mr.. Alonzo Van Saun, Mr.. VIM.
Barrett, Irene Van Saun and Alonzo
Van Saun motored to Leesburg on
Sunday. On their return they report
ed very delightful trip.
Mr.. Lewis Steelman and Mr.. L..
Jones attended the banquet held in
Atlantic City on Tuesda-- night.
Mrs. Regena R. Clipper is visiting
friends and relatives in Sea View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood are enter
tanning Mrs. Haywood's mother, of
Philadelphia.
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