The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-09-28

M. II. CnuTCn SeTNlC6S lOI OuIudy
have been planned to stir and help.
Go to church Sunday and take the
family. In the morning, mi "The
Secret of the Lord" Be sure to go
to Sunday-school at 2.30 p. m. In the
evening at 7.45, a hearty sing, and SER
mon. "Demas. the Deserter,"
One day last week an auto stopped
at the M. e. parsonage. Several mem
bers of st. Johns M. e. Church, Key
port, called on Rev. c. M. Johnston.
Mr.. Johnston was formerly pastor
there.
An effort is being made to build up
the Wednesday night prayer meeting
in the M. E. Chapel. The members of
the church are urged to stand by"
and carry on"
The Liberty Loan Campaign in Alb
secon is swinging along at a rapid
pace. The First National Bank will
be open Saturday evening until 9 o.
clock for Liberty Loan work. Mrs.
Robert Ingersoll, county chairman of
the Liberty Loan, will give Ten Dol
lars in Thrift Stamps to the woman
who secures the greatest number of
subscribers for Bonds anywhere in At
lantic County, exclusive of Atlantic
lily. AlSO rive uOlldTS Ill SldulpS W
the child getting largest number of
subscribers for bonds, exclusive of At
lantic City.
1t is of special interest and the Lib
erty Loan committee deserves credit,
for a car of German war-relics will be
on exhibition in Absecon Monday
morning, Oct. 7, from 7.30 to s o'clock.
The car will be in charge of three re-
turned soldiers and naval reserves,
who will speak. The public is invited
to take advantage of this exhibition
of war souvenirs.
A liberty loan Women's Legion has
been organized. The following list of
commissions will be granted:
For 5 subscribers, Sergeant, white
badge; for 10 subscribers, Lieutenant,
green badge; for 20 subscribers, cap
tain. yellow badge; for so subscribers,
Major, red badge. So buy your bonds
and salute the women officers,
This is the list of campaign work
ers: Mrs. c.. c. Allen, Mrs. Walter
Bates, Miss .Lorene Boice, Mrs. J. P.
Ckosey, Mrs. R. A. Elwood, Miss Ethel
Hammell, Miss Ethel Draper, Miss
Flora Robinson, Mrs. S. R. Lee, Mrs.
Samuel Johnson, Miss Mae Cordery,
Miss Lena Lee, Mrs. e. ]. Mccarthy,
Mrs. Robt. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Geo. B.
Conover, Mrs. F. F.. Doughty, Mrs.
Harry MacCauley, Miss Hannah Mad
den, Mrs. T. D. Shovel; Miss Carrie
Reed, chairman Public School; Mrs.
Leon Conover, Mrs. Frank Conover,
Mrs. Jas. Sooy, Conovertown; Mrs.
VIM. Comedian, Oceanville; Mrs. Bak-
err Bowen, Leeds Point and Smithville.
Mrs. Chas. Burns, Highlands.
And other o0Od worlxdrc ora oD1icfod
whose names haven't been handed in.
A r~ousing meeting was held at Mrs.
Lewis Clark's Wednesday evening,
and for enthusiasm it has never been
surpassed.
Mrs. H.. T. Kendall and Mrs. ]. L.
Shaw and daughter motored to Allan
tic City last Wednesday.
Who said Fred Henry has Hart
trouble?
Mrs. William Sixsmith and daugh-
ter Betty, of Ashland, Pa, are spend
ing their vacation here with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Darius
Smith.
Miss Edna Conover, of P~leasantville,
and Miss Reba Conover, of Absecon,
returned home several days ago from
a weeks vacation spent at Harmon
ton
Miss Kathryn Larned, of West De-
lilah Road, was the guest of Miss En-
ma Reed and Mrs. Harriet Reed over
the week end.
Dr.. and Mrs. Thomas S.. Chew, of
Reading avenue, ~Pleasantville, visited
relatives and friends at Pitman over
Sunday.
Relatives here received word last
Friday from Henry L. Smith, who is
With tho I1upoditionoru Enrnnc in
= France stating that he with other Bat
terry D boys from here expected to go
into action the first of October in the
Xosges Mountain District. He wrote
that their Infantry Company was then
engaged in combat and that the Bat
terry D boys were going forward to
back them up"
Miss Josephine Cattani went to New
ark last Saturday to spend an indefin-
tie sojourn with relatives and friends,
From there she plans to go to New
York for a visit.
Miss Florence Draper, who received
her appointment last week to a gov
eminent position at Washington, has
accepted and left on Monday for the
National Capitol. .
Mrs. Joseph Stretton, of Culpepper,
Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Draper, ST., at her home on Pitney
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Pate re-
turned on Tuesday from their honey
moon trip to New York, and after
spending a few days here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Draper,
ST., left for their new home at Rich
mond, Va.
Magistrate Howard A. Payne receiv-
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