The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-08-03

The church is organized righteous
ness. 1t blesses the entire community.
The love of God offers no excuse for
S~oul-suicide, it demands the culture OF
the soul. Go to church on Sunday.
You are invited to come to the M. e.
Church. Sunday, 1880 a. M, sermon:
workers On The Wall" There will
be an interesting service at 7.3O. For
fifteen minutes, some of the old hymns
will be sun from memory, just a few
hymns at twilight. Mr.. Ralph SOm
merville, the secretary of the Atlantic
City Y. M. c. A., will speak. No beg
ging for money. Come and heal this
man!
Miss Mary Hefferman, a graduate
nurse of the Atlantic City Hospital,
was the guest of the family of Rev. G.
M. Johnston for supper, at the NJ. E.
Parsonage, last Sunday evening.
Miss Marie Payne has been visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. O'Neill, at Ber-
lin, all of this week.
Mrs. Edward Harris and daughter,
of Ventnor, visited the formers pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Towers Town
send, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Guenther have
been sojourning with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Gustave Guenther, on Shore
Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Salmon, former
residents, are receiving congratula-
lions upon the birth on Thursday, July
18th, of a lib. daughter at their home
in Philadelphia. Mrs. Salmon was
formerly Miss Lucy Clark, daughter
of Mrs. Martha Clark, Church street,
this city.
Samuel G. Mozambique and Miss
Cordelia Black entertained at their
Bolton venue cottage from Wednes-
day until Sunday the following friends
and relatives: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Swindell and son William, Jr., Mrs.
Thomas Chapman, of Philadelphia;
Mrs. Louisa Huntington, of German
town, and Mrs. Frank Garner, of
Doylestown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Payne and
daughter Marie motored last Sunday
to the home of Mrs. Payne's mother,
Mrs. Martha O'Neill, at Berlin.
Peter Lashley, of Port Republic, has
purchased the newspaper delivery bus
mess for this vicinity and assumed
charge of the route last Monday.
After spending two months with the
Cattani family, Mrs. ]. Magno and
TWO Cu1luT6n returned last SuDud u
their home in Newark.
DR.. and Mrs. J.. B. DerrickSon and
daughter Mary, of Frederick, Del, mo-
tored here last Saturday and were
over Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Hammell. Tuesday noon DR..
and Mrs. Derrickson and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammell and daughter
went in the Dr.'s touring car to Wild
wood Uhora thou ropnainnd nuar nioht
They spent Wednesday at Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darius Smith received
last Wednesday morning their first let
ter from their son Henry, since his ar
rival overseas. The letter contained
interesting information and was mail
ed from an English port, after having
been rigidly censored. He said that
going over on the transport Kenneth
Smith and John Cramer, his compan-
ions from here, were some Sea-Sick,
but that the water did not affect him
that way. His letter was in two parts,
the first half being written while they
were crossing the Atlantic; the second
half dealt with their impressions as
they neared foreign shore and describ
ed their Decentralization EXPERIENCES.
Local Parties Motor to Camp Dir.
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daughter Adelma took Misses Hannah
Madden and Lena Robinson to Camp
Dix in their motor car last Sunday, to
see Herman l.. Madden and Harry
Weer.
They left here at 7.20 in the morn
ing, went up to Hammonton, turned
north, passed through Medford and
Mt. Holly and reached the military
city at $50.
Without much difficulty they soon
located the two young men and by for
NSunate coincidence were allowed the
privilege of their presence and COM
panlonship nearly all day. They re-
port finding both men in good spirits
and looking fine. Herman had just
received his second promotion, having
been advanced to the rank of sergeant,
while Harry Weer, who had beer plac-
ed in the kitchen for a week, was CIV
en- time off by the commissary super
intendent under the circumstances
10000 soldiers were at the camp last
Sunday.
The party returned home via a diff
ferent route, reaching here at $50 p.
m.
The Mayors Family Visits Relatives.
Mayor and Mrs. Harry Mattson,
their son, daughter and granddaugh-
ter, Harry, Jr., Mrs. Leon COnover and
daughter Leona, enjoyed a pleasant
trip up in the country to visit relatives
in their auto last Sunday. The May
or and Mrs. Mattson spent the day
with his mother, Mrs. Harriet Matt
son, at Auburn, while the rest of the
party extended their trip to Carney's
Point, where they passed the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel E. Steelman, for