The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-12-06
Absecon

For Your Mothers Sake" go to church
next Sunday. At the NJ. e.. Church Sun
day the pastor will preach two eyangeIis-
One" At 7.3o ?. M, The Bush Ablaze-
The Church Afire.' Come out and hear
the Gospel Truth.
John Price has been ill this week with
an affection of the side.
Miss May Adkisson. daughter of Mrs.
E Elm Adkisson' Of W; Bolton ave1ue'
phia. were quietly married by Rev. G. M.
Johnston. Because of the health of the
brides mother, the ceremony took place
at the M. e. Parsonage last Thursday
afternoon at l O'Clock. The bride wore
white satin with pointed lace. The brides
maid was Mrs. Charles Addison and the
best man Mr.. J: P~rettyman. They We're
the recipients of many gifts from friends
in Boston, Bristol. New York. Philadel-
phia and Wilmington. Immediately after
Philadelphia to spend their honeymoon,
after which they will make their home
with the brides mother. AS the BRIDE
groom has a position at a grain elevator
in the Quaker City. he will commute back
and forth each weekend.
Mrs. Laura B.. Reed was the guest of
her unit, Mrs. Anna M. Adams, at Lin
wood. from Friday until Monday.
Franklin Mccarthy returned home Sun
day noon from Detroit, where for several
months he had been employed by the Du-
pont Engineering Company. He left the
Michigan metropolis at 12.30 Saturday
afternoon and made one change of Pull
mans en- route, at IOieQO, ONO, before
arriving at Broad Street Station, Phila-
delphia.
Gustave Guenther, Jr., and two chill
dren, Betty and Louis. of Trenton, were
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
tave Guenther. over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. John Boice. who passed her S1st
birthday ten days ago, has been visiting
relatives at Washington, ID. c., the past
week.
DR.. and Mrs, e. H. Madden had dinner
Thanksgiving Day at the Marlborough
PIAnhn1fro IInfAt i ~ IffH
Mrs. Charles Mason entertained at lun-
cheon Tuesday noon Miss Esther Elfreth,
Of Haddon1ield, State President of the w;
of the county w. CT. u. and Mrs. Leslie
Golf, of Pl~easantville.
Mrs. E.. Carolus and daughter, Miss
Leaving there the next morning they
passed Sunday in Philadelphia with DR..
Weurf1ien and sister, who lived in Paris
a year before the war broke out.
Misses l ena and Mary Maligna, of New
ark. have been guests this week of Misses
Josephine and Mary Cattani.. on New Jer-
sey avenue. The North Jersey visitors
greatly enjoying their stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Chase and daugh-
ter. of Absecon Highlands, have been
spending this week in New York City.
Mrs. Albert Yelland has been in Tren-
ton again this week, her sister, Miss Rose
Hatmacher, having been very i'll, %necessi-
tating her removal to st. Francis Hospit-
al there, where she underwent an opera
ton. Miss Hatmacher visited her sister
here several times the last two years,
and local friends wish her a speedy re-
covery.
Mrs. Joseph Stretton, of Culpepper. Va.
came north, arriving Thanksgiving Day at
the home of her brother, Thomas Draper.
ST., where she stayed a week, until she
took possession of the Oscar Dobbins
property at North Absecon. which she has
purchased. Mr.. Stretton is also here now
and their furniture arrived last Wednes-
day. Mr.. Dobbins and family expect~to
remove to Atlantic City at an early date.
Josiah Smith is slowly recovering from
his illness of the past month, character
lied by the enlargement of his extremi-
ties.
P. Harlan Boice, Philadelphia oyster
dealer, made two trips here the past week
in the interest of his business and to visit
relatives. He says his wife is GONZALES
ng from her severe attack of erysipelas.
MIR. Thomas Draper, Jr., Who for two
1thS past has been installing and adj
auqua, Pa, was home for Thanks
and over Sunday.
and Mrs. Harry Mattson nave
.~taining the past week his bro
las Mattson, owner and mana
90 acre farm at Swedesboro.
s brother, who has been a
full farmer for a number of
liking about retiring from
e, and being favorably i'm
AbSecon, he is quite much
: purchasing a Shore Road
Mrs. Harry Mattson enter
lner Thanksgiving Day Mr..
ilfiam B. ParSelS, Mr.. and
n Parsels, Jr., Milton Parsels,
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Con-
Laughter Leona, Mr.. and Mrs.
ttson, JrA two sons, Leroy and