The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-05-20
Bargaintown

A very interesting meeting and
profitable time was enjoyed by the
large congregations at every service
last Sunday in Zion NJ. E. Church.
The morning class meeting at 10 o.
clock was well attended, even when
doubtful weather prevailed, Jay Du-
berson proving an efficient leader.
The Sunday School was also well
attended and is progressing noticea-
bly, under the leadership of Mrs. R. F.
Collins. Several strangers were made
welcome to the hours lesson. The
school will hold their annual picnic at
Lenape Park, Mays Landing, on June
18th.
Rev. w. Nickless, the pastor, gave
two splendid ~discourses at both ser
vices, 3 p. m. and 8 p. M. The after
noon theme, christian Liberty" prov
ed to be an interesting sermon that
held the attention of the large and
appreciative audience to the last word.
The evening sermon on Mother,
Home and Heaven" was very tender
and appealing through its entirety,
Rev. Nickless imparting several hap
by childhood scenes coincident to the
tender and loving traits of mother
hood.
The Epworth League had a subject
in accordance with the day, Mrs. Mark
English leading a very impressive SER
vice. At this service Mrs. H. A.
Brewer sang a beautiful solo entitled,
"Tell Mother I'll be there" Mrs. Jos.
Krewson read poetry on Mother,
also Mrs. S. Y. Wilson on. "My Moth
er's Hands,"
The Fletcher Gospel Team, of Phil
adelphia, will have charge of all SER
vices next Sunday. An invitation is
extended to all to come and spend the
day with us.
The sweet chimes of the wedding
bells were heard last Friday evening,
when Miss Sarah Price, the daughter
came the bride of C. Luther Frey, of
nized at the Zion M. E. Parsonage by
Rev. w. Nickless. Owing to the re-
cent illness of the bride, it was a very
quiet affair, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E.
O'Neill being the only attendants to
the happy couple. After enjoying a
honeymoon they will reside in Long
port, where Mr.. Frey has built a pala-
tial bungalow for his bride. Con-
gratulations from their many friends.
A farewell party was given to Miss
Angelique Provost, the charming
school ma'am, at the home of Miss
Alma B. Garwood last Tuesday eve
ming, prior to her departure for her
home for the summer months. A very
enjoyable evening was spent in games
and music and songs of farewell were
sung by the happy crowd. Those that
wished Miss Provost a happy vaca-
ton, after enjoying dainty refresh
ments, were: Miss Ethel Nickless,
Miss Edithe Brewer, Miss Grace M.
Sutton, Miss Elizabeth Nickless, Miss
Margaret Collins, Miss Alma B. Gar
wood, Miss Elenor Smith, Mr.. Russell
Collins, Mr.. Russell Brown, Mr.. Abel
e. Garwood, Mr.. Francis Sutton, Mr..
Harry Cant, Mr.. Alex. Forshaw, Mr..
George Banning and Mr.. Howard
KreWson.
Mrs. Jos. Krewson has returned to
her home in Mortified, after spending
a week as the guest of her nephew,
DR.. Krewson, in Philadelphia; also
was the guest of friends in Ceilings
wood and H~addonfield.
Mrs. Alonzo Robinson, ST., is lying
critically i'll at this time. Her many
friends hope for a speedy recovery.
Don't forget the Decoration Day
celebration at Zion Hall held on Me
mortal Day and previous day. Those
coming from a distance can dispense
with the trouble of carrying flowers
or plants, as flowers of all descrip-
tions will be on sale, at attractive pri-
ces, at hall and cemetery. Also all
kinds of sandwiches and other refresh
ments on sale. and last but best of all
a good old fashioned country chicken
pot-pie dinner will be served. All
kinds of games will be enjoyed. All
welcome. Come and bring your
friends with you.
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