The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-10-11

l.. H. Allen has purchased Elwooo
c. Weeks bungalow on Adams avenue
and will shortly remove there.
The w. c. T. U. will meet in their
Hall next Monday evening at 7.3O o.
clock. Mrs. D. C. Cobb and Mrs. Wal.
ter OFT will be in charge of the social
session.
The Gen. Lafayette Chapter D. A. r.
will hold a meeting this Saturday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock at the Northheld
Country Club. This will be n OF the
brilliant social affairs of the season.
Mayor Crawford the ap-
pointment of Robert H. Zane as a
member of the Board of Education of
Pleasantville to fill the vacancy a
ed by the resignation of w. G. Pen
hallow.
John F. and A. P. Ryon have sold
to Mrs. Frank B. Wilson, of Atlantic
City, a bungalow on East Park ave-
nue.. They have also sold to N. Nor
rison, of Philadelphia, two lots at the
corner of Shore Road and Ryon ave-
nue..
The Board of F~reeholders are con-
sidering the rebuilding of the three
obsolete bridges on the Pleasantville-
Atlantic City boulevard. They will be
replaced with modern structures at
least twice as wide as the present
bridges.
The Sunday School Rally of the
Salem Sunday School will be held on
next Sunday afternoon. An excellent
program of music, recitations and ad-
dresses has been prepared. All mem
bers, parents and friends are invited
to be present.
At the annual State Convention of
the Christian Endeavor Union held
last week in Paterson, D. w. MacMil-
Ian was elected vice-president for the
Southern district and Rev. w. l. Shoe
maker was elected a member of the
advisory board.
The Board of Freeholders has au-
thorized the County Engineer to make
a survey of the Pleasantville-Mays
Landing road and submit to them an
estimate of the approximate cost to
pave the highway with some bitumin-
Gus paving substance.
The Fifty-third Annual Sunday
School Convention of Atlantic County
will be held in Chelsea Baptist
Church, Atlantic City, on Friday, Oct.
81. Sessions at $50 a. M, 2 and 7.30
p. m. Full program, prominent speak
ers, demonstrations of departmental
work.
Richard S. Price sent to the Flower
Show of the School Nature League in
New York City this week forty spec
linens as an exhibit from South Jer-
sey. This is an exceptionally good
idea and n that might be adopted
with profit by the public schools of
this State.
A business and social meeting of the
Epworth League of Salem M.E.Church
will be held on next Tuesday evening
at the home Of the President, Miss
Mida c.. Blake, 612 S. Main street. A
full attendance is expected, as the
membership of this society are live
young people who enjoy an evening of
pleasure.
Mrs. Josephine P. Woodruff, mother
of Mrs. T. H. Smith, died at the home
of another daughter in Jersey City on
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Woodruff
had made her home with her daugh-
ter in this city and was known by
many of our people who will regret
her demise. The burial will be at
Trenton this Saturday afternoon.
County Detective David D. Martz
missed considerable wearing apparel
and jewelry upon returning home
from an automobile trip with his fam
lily on Sunday night, and concluded
that a robber had visited his house in
their absence. The lost goods were
later found, and it developed that the
Detectives sol in quest of chewing
gum had removed them from their u.s.
ual place.