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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-03-19
SOuthfield Bible Conference.

At the annual meeting of the trus-
tees of the SoIthfield Bible Conference
Association held in Crescent City on
March 9th, the following officers
were reelected: President, Rev. c. l.
Scofield, D. D., Sec. Rev. Lewis S.
Chafer, Treas. Mr.. George C.. Steb-
bins, Asst. Sec. Mr.. VIM. c. Norton.
Of the five Trustees now active Mr..
George C. Stebbins of Brooklyn and
Mr.. George W. Rely of Harrisburg
were unable to be present.
Some new problems came before the
! Association in the matter of the right
disposition of the Associations funds.
The obligations incurred during the I'M
supported years have now all been
paid and all the funds available from
Mr.. Gilbert's will are to be rightly
used. There are no salaried offices
and. by a vote of the Association, no
speaker can be paid more than he re-
ceives for the same service IN other
places. By the terms of the will the
Association is unable to devote any of
the funds to any purpose other than
the maintenance and support of the
conference itself. 1t has been sug-
gested that portion of these might
be used to improve the Auditorium
which is placed at the disposal of the
conference; or to aid the local
churches: but, while the Association
might be minded to do this, they are
wholly unable to do so.
1t has not seemed wise to attempt
more than two sessions each day and
hence there is no occasion to call mtre
nan two SPEAKERS to be here at any
one time. A more extended confci-
ence is about the only reasonable ard
legal use tnat can be made of the-;e
trust funds.
Some have suggested that the con-
ference be made more popular by the
introduC ton of concerts and lectures
on more general themes. In this
connection it may be stated:
The majority of the present trus-
tees were with Mr.. Gilbert during the
formation of the bible Conference
plans and received from him person.
allv his thought and wish for this in
stitution. The name "Southfield," it
will be remembered was chosen by
Mr.. Gilbert in that he wished this in
stitution to but duplicate tie Bible
teaching conferences at Mortified,
Mass.
1t is to be regretted that the mass
of people are not interested in what
this conference was arpo.hted to
stand for, and that this lack of inter
est is so rapidly increasing over the
whole world today. This does not
make the Bible subjects of any less
value, or give the Association any
greater freedom of action. In fact,
not one of the trustees now active
would willingly devote time and min
istry to any other program than that
assigned to them by the will. In the
main they are men whose Christ =,
character and personal piety 4, w "
from sea to sea. Mr.. Gnui
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-03-19
CRESCENT CITY NEWS

The V. I. A. will again offer prizes
to white citizens for yard improve
ment, the prizes to be awarded next
fall. Full terms of the contest will
be published later.
James Padgett, jr., has been ap-
pointed town marshal by the council
and mayor to fill out the 1nexpired
term of c. j. Hunter, resigned. Mr..
Padgett will more than likely be
elected unopposed to the office for the
ensuing year at the approaching
spring election.
At the annual meeting of the V. L.
A. last week the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Miss Bessie A. Williams;
LIST vice-president, Mrs.
End vice-president, Mrs. Frank eau
tier; Sd vice-president, Mrs. Rich;
secretary, Miss Florence Johnson;
treasurer, Mrs. F. l.. Bills; members
of executive board at-large, Mrs. C.
H. Cash and Mrs. c. H. Preston; au-
ditor, Miss Helen Tillinghast.
M. H. White, Crescent City's grand
old man, celebrated his Oath birthday
last Sunday, the 18th inst. He re-
ceived a number of callers during the
day, and numerous cards from friends,
all of a congratulatory nature; besides
a number of young ladies and little
girls called during the afternoon leav-
ing boquets; among them being the
four daughters of Mr.. R. 0. Burton
Mr.. White was seen at the postoffice
Monday noon and on being congratu.
lated, said that he was starting out
on his 95th mile-post journey feeling
in excellent condition, and with every
prospect of making it. .
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PROCLAMATION.
Crescent City, Fla.

Notice is hereby given than an cleo.
ton for the officers for the City OF
. Crescent City, Florida, will be be held
lin said City on the Second Tuesday
lThirteenth) in April, A. D. 1913
Viz.
For Mayor
Two (2) Aldermen for term of two
years.
One Treasurer for term of one
year.
One Assessor for term of one
year.
One clerk for term of one year.
One Collector of Revenue for term
iOf one year.
! One Marshall for term of one year.
(Signed,) l. F. BABERS,
Acting Mayor
Attest,
A. E. LOUNDS,
City Clerk.
Crescent City. Fla, March Sth 1913
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-03-19

Ike HERBINE for indigestion. 1t
relieves the pain in few minutes and
forces the fermented matter which
- .,the misery into the bowels
s {, Is expelled. Price Soc. Sold
Day lerman-Stewart Drug Co.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-03-19

Both Doctor Scofeld and Mr.. Cha
FIR will be obliged to leave before the
cISse of the conference this season.
Doctor Scofield going to conference in
Philadelhia, st. Louis, Grand Rapids,
Detroit and Toronto. Mr.. Chafer re-
turns to his present classes and con-
ferences in Philadelphia and New
York. Mr.. D. J. FAINT will be the
speaker during the closing days Of
this conference.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25
esupes SOCIETIES

MomaH's missionarg see,sty
Tee NUmars Missionary @nossfY ~
500 Presbyterian church piii meet un
iueatlat ai 8e 90 inr ohufsA
The afternoon NiU 10 Fitsn owes tN
Mr MouuN ~ thr ufafNlu
Memofai syhuei laoatsa ~ Meats.
ni0f,ios MrKhn whu VIII address fhe
snglsiY AZ members aud thees ln.
fsrrfied sfs invited 90 BE- prescott
Nra > o. frans aHA Nfa n a
frrrhufa vii afi as hotfsraet
Carrie chsHdisf boslsty
Ths carrie Chandler saflsiB - Iho
l'feahsiofiau rhufen viii apset Taas
day afternoon 80 tescs atlreh iue
ufsad ~ on Monday M iht Nnn8as
schnpi fpsans a. fonf prinrt thr 90.
tieil VII adjourn ~ mgri With ne
Wemana MISSIONARY humeiF. fn hear
1As nddfens 20 Mrs. W. g. Mo,rsa "a
Mtx4rn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25

sa4 Av4ti tpa i1uchsf. NilhssnlnA
snd Ahcfn fsiM n striio Asa tsuna
htfn Aaia i,urns Vfauae tAstwsii
fohA and Nestse C'slaerlt Mars cas.
tsai iNaN Cra~tard paNc FgseN..,n.
Aranetae 1unst Margaret @eAgpi, Ma
iei Smiih rAcl,ne Willanis rsuaie
Wuscu. Nrien w0oahitaeu
Bes suppsr
Ths iRirfmetats g. X Wsd eist a
tisN Snpsef ~ tire christian Tansf.
nAris. fNides rVentnT a. cels~k ne
fht pafr,so ~ fAlslns iandH faf an
NtHen ftg ihF4f rev wttt Fssfxtlo.it
t.s'ih oid ana young u iutHea A peise
wAa rs awarded the nwnsf ~ thr prst
iirst hoa i'resioat a. the .ais u shs
toNss Ne folie~iHS ps4'sfnm VII ~
sntaseAs
Word ~ Weleene lres Masiss Pas
ffaNvs ~ D. a. lizarss
tFsHa SENSITIVE Nies Nier
Aoeai t,i,s Miss Nirrr
Sssas4-i Ausls. e. 3 eeAstsft
i'AfU saia Ma ne IisynAnt
Violin soi4s Miss Matte Caldwell
rs.vfiel Music Nsin tsts ~rstet
sfasff iaA Nisr ipnv ZONES
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cLusoon.

Womsns Monday Club
The " nnnns Mnrday Niuh mei Nlth
Mrs PRANK Tempklns issi werA with a
good ATTENDANCE. ~ thr aheanns -
the president Ms r ~ Ring. fifsi
vice president presided.
Nfa. " q isfnum Was welcomed ~
D usw membff Airs lsmfa \ kmlsh
~ Amarillo ard Mrs = Coieinsn ana
Miss etilnin veree nests Ths uro-
gfam "Au IN our CaaEtfY" Was he'd
10 Mrs a. q Stone Me- Heons read
Ars NcCpnk papsf an Huisd Amer.
iean phinfefe iu she atstnos ~ Nfn
nluniKsf the aftifis an nuuf nofrd
Tsxas painters was Fieea ~ Afs Rob
ssis Hoal caii brought opt many in-
ieresunF points ~ American and Tea
aN afiisin
The nati meeting Wiii l,s hnid Ia the
lafiurH - ths husrss ilofri 0ith Mrs.
yireeHt iiiuntsf 90 hoEtess. The pro.
gram will b. On INrfFlrt Federation
iiaf and Hf~ y 81 Nirs ine asleeaie
viii Tiis her fttafl saih AfA. sneii
AZ leader.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25
saArrLs aonoas anAksseaAas

BATTLE VISA Apr "a .Tns
p.Aess Drama f.easas ~ ths United
States Nlfl iuaDgUfate tn0ay chs ~
aearfrf - faasn datf ~ g9c=<cl3fk =
paNaaH4 - khahsspdaFe4n Characters
10 ceselesfipn n fhs 1tlst tiftb6sy ~
fts sfasa ErKiise fsft over ~ 7Vens
sacostY pseiss - IN 1sfy arr fakinr
pnsf. to- Bfa&eHaipn hs9nR eiylaed m
- fssg pafts dspAsslHe Tho MefehsNf
~ ssHsss. A. ren LAS y, Nidspp.
nssr Esrhss frvsrr s@ss 's~ssfst @iFei
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gpesn p.fiaaitth md edhff famep5
rherarfxfa - ~ nl9s Enxlenn Tho
e4rscns ~ ~ given egs n doors ~
yolonisef frfk
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cAsp clvss


Tuesday Aee,ieN cish-
~ reurat auslnfsf mDflinG ~ the
fucsda5 AHfiien Ciah Mfs No, miller
was rlertt3 greeiatni and Nrx " T..
Hammer sairttalt ANf ifoAkuf,f 90
ths Rob Miss Edwin fialo was clfeis
90 to membership ana after rsNefal
uonths ahssnoc. Ms 8 lAchien.
stein aae Welcanfd So fat tieh
Mrs iiefNef Mccullough ana Nh
tislii. kanrrfoon we're tisoic,i 40 rrx
UlsT supstsintrs o. gias Dol the az.
senre q members Tho msmhsfshl b
1854 is Nrsdamrs g. "a Haefin. Waf.
req Chapman " "a laimeood Glover
Johns M A. lammsr q p lithgfn.
striH Fhsr ilata Hos Mli.f ~ a.
ilun natid laehrf. Iuhn W sRYton.
i.nus Wells
Iif $3.50 Gas oNtrrtainrd this week
sf tht hemf "a Nrs ~ "A palmW t.ad
Nre miller was aearded fhc ciub
ufitt fte rassi isNof VISA etn ~
MRS Nrfaer MeCuifoush
an iuf course eas Served Theses
present were Nrsaaines d. n HAS
su waunn ChapnaH uerFef Me-
oun Glover lahns fafis i.afhef
Phsnsir.n H4pin risiu ires
Naensoat Nns MiIrf Miases haliit
nohrffnon aua Mstlf rrahs
Mira N0s Miller ~iu entertain she
CLUB ana several tables ~ aursts eiies.
cas- 10 Der hnme ~ Chanaffl Hrrfi
Fertniphsis Br.ass
The fauHlEhtlY nridec club uil
meet Wednesday ~ thc hnmf of ~
Mate Anthony on Nofth ii,sth
Frieay Bridge Club
rhsp oStpopea merunf - ihe Ftiaal
iifidgr Niah wac heid xMunaaa et ih'
hohsf - Miss Marie ~.
Mia Jeanette auesi uas awarded
7 she club pflsp A salad course Wai
served ~ pfcttl} Decorated iFaia
Those pfrsvni wtfs Mesaamrs =
I 4 Clafaeon aah V'iassucs rfnnk Niss
I ~ Aiirs Ianss iisgile Weu rsSna "a,
4 mans Alma Hanhiu iaanetie dunFi
/ Fila nufne luan Matees Mahul Gao
Z gsn MHNsi smith
4 fhs rrFalar m.sing ef the rlab Val
I heli FRIDAY ai she numr - Nisa Na
bfi smith, Hiss iinffle We'll ~
I awarded thc eibh Hise Thoas Whl
I fulo1 ed ono afternoon were Mes
DANES n CiArhspn. w. g. Hammer
&c. y Prank Misses 1osneue dunHi
Z iiattif Nth Mas pHnn Nhbsl far
we'll Jean Mateef icila liYrns. ~
lima llsmans. Marls praae
Miss Alma Rankin vii De- thf ues
hosiesn
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O. ssokE DOWN

lust broke down. ioos
"A sur d ser shone 80 sweet;
~. tkF SIS ono bigc cup.
~ SING at your fect
up Nai just broke
20 the feeling old and
ever comes to town
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.h,ts grief to do with YOU.
sss ar strife or tears
e. xest nesr 500 bright and
-. swactens with the years.
stAst bowed and weary gaze.
4 =; bfohe down. you're gfow o.
IA yonng
~ worlds dream sweet as
|Ns
as music 0n Your tongue.
rts ami ne upon the Eiooin
4 ~. broke down when men
| \ 80
IN world husha In rays Il
|pm
.1stf voune heart ~ time is
.srrd h} sght of those
Z ssrnr may be "a wctrior yoke
"a H. sunshine aud the rose
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rand ta where the light stiil
cams
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ci,a
.tarh t snudcring shadows
~
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lssf anl follow whore the day
/. onR rI tu fresh, splendid
a1gs
lAs winter hides 90, MAY.
.afe sun leaps Go greet The
enncs
y broke Gown. not gray end
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once mon, leap To- mount th,
ih Clipped.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25

Hknualis 80 soasimsstes. Ms. Cha.
~ei gave a fesuRs II ths exc,i,.n,
~'9N %.cc'npiishea daring Mr. tSarl /.
setm ~ oines. after which Miss Na.,.
q. h,ecnTr rae, an excellent tsAs,
@ iht honuret.
= f~tVdy 90 ~ssmf,sths. rrfstr,ne
\. ~ VIVA q the new pn~,Aent hgts.
n"os' snith. was sune b, = numl.sr
y the msmhsfs
Nias fsuiint wiHiams Toasted m,
men ~ the ClaA@
Miss Williams moshss -. ..,~-s
y thc einh Il vas Air. wilaan.
s'''hin' snt FFsfss taAst Ia H.,
.'s~f zee gwen 81 Miss Troais w.i
Miss vhve Ferguson naiI rrr,ts
.p'niAmeAt % lhs eAaa abrarian Mi.s
Marie son lilh,k-f
several funny stefIns wsr, taia ana
= uembcf q SONGS risen darinr ts.
lurchcun
Niss Pearl Crawford the slut ps.,
.'~.kh' COZ me chSratisnsurs and
'N'eais oi ne members. ln ,hs faAsu
ins roein
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PERSONALS


t"t
al'si '"., ,''' WIN "
80 TO- o. '''N" '''
Parker Trask left Friday Tor
b aftor pleasant visit with his
~ Nr. and Mrs. Fred Trask.
Ane ln Colorado. Miss Fuller
ssni thc winter In the cts. as
Y Mr A. r.. Spuhn and made
iilends htrc.
EEL Ey,rs ~ Houston. left Tues b.
i@ Houston and Shreveport.
Iaara vf.r. thet wu visit rcla-
fn lstIo Cauoll spent the past
> ma friends in san Antonio.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-25

'Ntf" fFt"N WV
The Entire Nous rish viii m.ei
THendEY $50 m With NlAa uiltlf
Pastor ~ h'f hoias 81 Funmau I've
nff
The following missionary ffusfan
viii so me feaints ~ she msstiaai
Leader hathftn Ftramau
hymn
liliie fsedins. Psalm ite
fnil raii nespnrs i4 fHi r1n ~
siYinF missionary ifeB slammed aur
ina fhs month in feeGine
IpDis a hiHek tieud - witnesses
AefKirs a. hsil iistlAs Aha asf4t.
fiNlf study Ths chiidrfn ~ ia
iiipis Josiah. me hoy klur Niss
irene Wood
gnltod Mission rfpdy a. IN Is.t
Mans Land Nss li n hhsssy foi
The child 10 ihs Midst Aiiss i.dnl
fappsdft
fieyisw n nibls study Nisses Rfrd
fnan. rf,ppeass ana Nfa Whaisy.
Review ~ Mission study faB n,
Chiid ia ihs Nidsi Misses cpppsaes
ris4maa aaa bfe whslss lbi IN Nsa
AaDs iasa Misses cofpsdgs sha
Nfaasnsn
iIldasn ans~s~ for Fsbruafy and
March Aies wessd
missionary ieifofa fnF Mafeh sus
April Miss Fafign
Hf.efiai graaiHa fs kFrli. our i<,si
IN lndia
Ths pniuiefes'~c woman Dliis read
Inc ~ Apsi
3i1nsa
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Waco. where she viii vl.. ..,..
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PARTIES


n
'-ry ~ Country Club.
~ '"is.s' effaif ~ fhs spfins a..
s"N Nsas the card party al "a. c..,,
tt Niuh Thursday afternoon ~.
'.nies AUXILIARY % the einb Ma \.
mars" - tae aHAii and the aftsrn.on
VS. thipfea ~ msas e tire s~e,ta,.
a"n lhef guests. The atiracilv. ei,b
mouse was decorated with r.sss aoa
sit'netf'
ha'np prizes aese awarded Mes.
p"ine' - y. kiafiaee s 1psenhs,n.
''n"' u. spuhn and soy Muller
salad course Wac SERVED h, N.a-
l"ilts q q 'riahp. J D. Price. W a
',ltilh snd W. =. rupr
ihose present were Mcsdames Cor
aeh hUqnt. Richard King. D. n al
Ne'N TURNER Fred MaEnen-L ~ q
SHERMAN A. w. paNiss1n 81 b. Itsh.
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.ernArl' ~ O. Matetf G. e. womacA.
li'i',il '"ia"'l Richard tslreFo. he.
zen fniltnHpee. J. J.. lfice. W a.
i''lmW""a. David iochsr. hean iioi.
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The i'iukhteif ~ lHahe kh1' ~
enjoyable card parry ana dance tues
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. lumhs HAL Roses ana Terms ~ef'
auracufoly used as decoration
ln d prize drawing contest Mrs =
. a Thompson received fh' ""l''
. prize a hand cmnreiaerea 'ls'le'
NJ Peter Mcbride drew The gentle
mems favor
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tHhHFfAh NtWaF RfNN
The hasinens Womans Cinh heia ?
very Interesting mesiing ~ ihF Parish
iionse lasg Tussdsy evening Mrs y
" Cfahh. Eatt nn eaefllsn' ftih ~
fhe Postal savings hark emphasizing
in eeian me entire rieipQ1 whirh -
mrinbsfs appreciates
Mr. .. ~ Ncg't rHTN q ffraf' -
what was doat "a ihf 5irriei c1HtFn-
Hon ir Eah Antonio
Mira hishsl and Nisa IlSfe earh EAfe
an inatrupertsi eeseiiian. Current
events weFs ftTF0ndt5 a. ~ al ffefF
snf
THE falisssna committees wefr -.
puintfd 10 fAf chalrmani MfsI Isishei
~ serve for three fnonsiss progfars
Misses ora Caidweu 17eFn osoafffb
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t~ssflh. a. fhs High ectetl ana3tHtasn.
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being arranged ~ The ei1Afs director.
M WAisafe Cars.
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ss.sh nfsf Civic clsb.
TIE south fslnff cisF Cl8h fnet "a
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w. A Isanhan on ksuih bFo&enay.
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inx report 90 ne @lstriet fedsENlissn
suestanE TAI Kan Antnnto.
Ths rletMrfmeDt - carffnt Efeata
uas " rharTt ~ Mrs haaAAa.
a Nncaaa rss4.s sae 80 1oyea
The finh NIL fneet fst1Ny affefuvpn
a. = 81 with Mrs. a. MfNeail Tprprf.
Hsrnexy clnb cssst Dsy.
The iiAfFas1y cipb wiil mess Tanss.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-04-03
MAN
GEN. LAKE IN TOWN.
West Jersey Ave.

Gen. H. Oden Lake, of Washington,
D. c., Commander-in-Ch of the
Army and Navy Union, accompanied
by Col. McCaffery, of Philadelphia,
were guests on Thursday of Rev. and
Mrs. J. B. Westcott. These distin-
guished gentlemen were IN their way
to their homes after meeting with the
Mayor and other officials of Atlantic
City and making arrangements for
the Encampment of the Army and
Navy Union, which will be held in At
lantic City the week of Sept. 10Th.
Rev. Westcott is a member of the St.
Cloud Garrison, A. N. u, and Mrs.
Westcott has the honor of being the
only woman in Atlantic County who
Isl a member of the Army and Navy
Union Auxiliary. By virtue of her
Office, Mrs. Westcott will be the chair
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-04-03
Those You Know
Who Come And Go
Personal Chronicle Of Things So
cial and Otherwise.

Miss Adeline Myers has La Grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Simpson are
guests over Easter of friends in New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston B. Adams are
again occupying their home on We
roma avenue.
Miss Mary Munro, of Whitehall,
Pa, is the guest of her brother, DR..
H. c. Munro.
Miss Mamie Hewitt and Mrs. Will
liam Mathis were Philadelphia visit
ors on Wednesday.
Mrs. Georgia Collins, who has been
very i'll for the past few months, is
rapidly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Whitson
have returned from an extended visit
with his parents in Wilmington, Del.
The Arbor Vitae Circle was enter
tanned Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Harry E. Parsels, on East Verona
avenue
Mrs. Bertram E. Whitman spent the
~forepart of the week with the family
of her brother, c. N. Robinson, in
PHILADELPHIA.
Miss Esther Noll, a former Pleas
antville school teacher, is spending
the Easter holidays with Mrs. j. Wal
ter Martz at Maple Inn.
After a weeks visit with relatives
in New York and Bridgeport, Conn.,,
Capt. and Mrs. M. W. Blake returned
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-04-03
FAMILY OVERCOME BY GAS.

Gas escaping from an open pipe at
the house William Brickman had just
moved into, at 80 Chester avenue, as
soon as he put a quarter in the slot
and turned on the jet, filled the house
and overcome Mrs. Darling, his moth
er-in-law, who had gone upstairs.
Hearing her fall, Brickman dashed up
stairs to her aid and was himself
overcome. His wife and twelve-year-
old son were also overcome. His
wife called on the neighbors for help
and a physicians timely response to
their call brought a quick recovery.
The family spent the night with
neighbours, the house being untena-
BILE because of the gas fumes.
Reading the Please lille Press is
raad;np the news of rhis locality,
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-04-03

man of the combined Ladies' Commit
tees connected with the Encampment.
Plans are being made to entertain the
visitors. OF a grand scale and balls,
receptions, dinners, teas and parades
will be among the features Of the En-
campment entertainments. Mrs. West
colt is getting the committees togeth-
er and they will be selected from the
leading ladies of Atlantic County.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-04-03

Lake & Risley Co. are giving away
a very useful household article to
their coal customers. Cali and get
yours.-adv.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-04-03
Feminine Nature.

Ye maybe ken as weel as l do, for
We hae a housekeeper, though We
arena a married man, that women are
wilfu' and downa bide a slight.-Scott-