The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-06-08

Pleasantyille, spoke to the members
of the Absecon School Garden Club
Thursday.
School pupils will purchase Thrift
Stamps at the Post Office during the
Summer Months. The work through
the schools will be reopened in Sep
TENDER.
Red Gross Women Doing Noble Work.
All women of the place are invited
to the residence of Miss Hannah Mad
den every Friday afternoon at 2 o.
clock to sew for the Red Cross. Nine
teen were present last Friday after
noon. The largest number in attend
ance at any n meeting thus far has
been %. The meetings are 21a hours
in length, closing at 4.30.
The Absecon women are and for
months past have been doing splendid
work for this worthy and most excel
lent cause, but wish a great many
more would join them. The local
members are as busy as bees from the
moment they arrive until they leave,
because of the great interest they are
taking in the cause and so great and
incessant is the demand for the arti-
cles of protection, comfort and ease
they are making for Our Boys.
Miss Madden makes a public appeal
to the women of Absecon and vicinity
to gather at her home on Friday after
moons to render every assistance pos
sible. Let patriotism and love of hui
manity inspire those qualified, to take
part in this noble work.
School Honor Roll for May.
9Th, 9TH and Sth Grades-W. Kelton
Evans, Principal: Miss Lillian Hart,
Teacher: Ernest Rautter, Eddie Smith,
Lewis Johnston, Ella Shovel, Eunice
Risley, Violet Conover, Helen Dobbins,
Ruth Reed, Thelma Giberson.
Grades 4 and 5; Teacher, Leona
Hart: Ruth Barker. Esther Boice,
Grace Prescott, Jessie Shovel, Marga-
ret Petri, Florence Hunter, Earl Dob
bins, Clarence Moore, Thomas Trusty.
Second and Third Grades; Hulda L..
Tilton, teacher: Matthias Bruckler,
Durham Boice, Carlton Giberson, Wal
ter Hammell, Jacob Reed, Chas. Show
ell, Elizabeth Thomas.
First Grade, Carrie c. Reed, teach
er: Peter Bruckler, Robert Prescott,
Archie Hammell.
Children's Dag Exercises.
Very appropriate Children's Day Ex-
~ercises were intelligently rendered by
members of the Presbyterian Bible
School in the church last Sunday eve
ming, The interior of the edifce was
decorated with laurel and cut bowers,
principally roses. The program fol
lows:
Prelude-Organ and Violins.
Song. No. 2, School.
Sprinture Readino STANDING
Prayer-Rev. c. NJ. Johnston.
Baptism of Children-Rev. R. A. FL
wood.
Song, No. IS, School.
Observation-Disclosures Comedian.
Recitation-Lydella Rider.
Recitation-Samuel Smith, 3rd.
Song, No. 9, Primary Glass.
Recitation-Kathryn Mccarthy.
Solo, No. SO, Louise Draper.
Recitation-Luetta and Maud Rider,
Clara Miller.
observation-disclosures Comedian.
Song, No. %, School.
Northumberland Prescott.
Recitation-Kathryn Smith.
Song. No. IA, Glass.
Recitation-Edna Fairbrothers.
Reeitation-Maisie Fairbrothers.
Recitation-Robt. Prescott.
Reeitation-Miss Adelaide Carty's
Glass.
Observation-Disclosures Price.
Song, No. "a, School.
Recitation-Russell Elwood and
Gordon Draper.
Recitation-Edith Freas.
Recitation-Louise Draper.
Song, No. Al, School.
Remarks-Mr. Elwood.
Offering.
Singing, America" All.
Benediction.
Ten Point ChUrch Program Announced
Rev. C. NJ. Johnston, energetic pastor
of the Absecon NJ. E. Church, has map
ped out a %ten-point program of efficient
Christian, business-like administration
for the field of his church's activities
the coming year.
After due consideration and careful
thought he has decided on the follow
ing program, each one of the ten
points of which he will strive by the
aid of his pa%rishioners to carry to
fruitful accomplishment under his
direction.
The Ten Point Program:
First-Publicity plan to keep the
church and services before the people
in order to maintain and increase at
tendance.
Second-Increased interest in the
Sunday-school, aiming toward the con
version of the school.
Third-Paying the church bills
promptly.
Fourth-Building up a bigger and
better prayer-meeting and class meet
ing.
Fifth-Careful interest in the chill
dren of Absecon.