The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-12-18
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The Sunday School of the NJ. q. Church
will present BILL Bender's ChrLfinass IN
/ Christmas eve.
M. AMI Mrs. Gilbert Conover, Miss Clara
Conover' Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Carton, Rev.
ana Mrs. c. NJ. Johnston, Lewis ami Ilaines
Johnston, and Mrs. l.. l.. Johnston, were
suests at alnner at Mr.. and MRS. Gs8rsa
ConoVers, Thursday evening.
Mrs. David Irelan and grandson. James
Gaunt, were over sunday g.eats OF tn t4z4=
ny OF the formers son, John lrelan. at Ell
A Mr.. Harris. of Philadelphia. has taken
the position of bookkeeper at the sand and
Gravel Gompany's oflc5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Giberson, Jr., have
moved to Somers Point.
Mrs. Oliver Strong, of Camden, is here to
spend the holidays at the home of her
mother, Mrs. S. A.. Lutz.
Mrs. Samuel Smith, Sr, has gone to Phil
adelphia to be the guest Of her daughter.
Mrs. John Ards. for several weeks.
Miss Hannah Madden entertained the
members of the Christian Endeavor Society
at her home last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Lightner has returned to her
nome IN tyrone, Pa, after spending an ex-
tended sojourn with her mother, Mrs. S. A.
Lutz, and other relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. S. DeHayen and children
have returned heme from a visit 10 harris
@nd New York City. Mr.. DeHayen has
Enjoying his annual fortnights vaca-
tut resumed his duties as agent at the
fd station on Wednesday.
Is Lena York, daughter of MIR. and
Thomas York, of Port Republic, and
Edgar Freas, son of Mrs. Jennie Freas.
Pseeon, were quietly married by the
n r.. NJ. Johnston at the NJ. e. Parsonage
Wednesday evening, Dec. Sth. They
A their honeymoon. in Philadelphia, re
kg home Sunday evening.
!. and Mrs. George Owens, of Port Nor
Iame to Absecon on Wednesday to spend
an indefinite %sojourn with their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Riley.
Mrs. Robert Mclaughlin entertained the
members of the Absecon Art Club at her
Bolton avenue residence last Wednesday af-
ternoon. A dozen members and friends were
present.
Absecon School Prises Aqodrded.
The prizes offered for best work done in
the sewing, manual training and other in
dustrial departments of the Absecon Public
School this fall were awarded last Wednes-
day morning. The pupils assembled in the
auditorium where Mrs. Samuel Johnson mad
the presentations as follows
Aprons Glass list Prize, Marie
Schlachter; End, Elizabeth King Bird, Ger
trude Draper; 4th. Mabel Pennington 9th,
Blanche Hammell.
Work Bags-Class list Prize, Carolyn
Smith End, Thelma Giberson Bird, Myra
Kesler; 4th, Marion Price; 9th, Melissa
Libby.
Work Bags-class list Prize, Edna
Stellar End, Eunice Risley 3rd, Rose Price
Bread Making-Class LIST Prize, Marion
Price.
Bread Making-Class list Prize, Rose
Price End, Mabel Pennington.
Raffa Table Mats-1st Prize, Edward Nc
Carthy Ind, Roland Hates; 3rd Herber
Giberson 4th, Harry Conover; 9TH, Leon
Leeds.
Braided Mats-1st Prize, Gordon Draper
2nd, William Adkisson; 3rd, Edward Ken
drerski.
Manual Training-1st Prize. Stanley
Smith End, Fred Carly Bird. Everett Ham
nell 4th. James Gaunt 9th, Robert otra-
han.
Prizes for Industrial Work of First and
Second Grades were awarded to Martha
Dobbins, Thomas Tru=ty. Bertram Hammall
Jacob Reed and Carlton Giberson. The
prizes consisted of money and ribbons.
Absecon NJ. E. Church.
Sunday a. m, 1890, Sermon THE Souls
Struggle, and Safety; 100 p. m, special
sermon The Drama of Temptation-In
Three Scenes"