The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-01-22

nington, Mrs. John S. Lewis, Mrs. P.
H. Boice, Mrs. Harry Mattson, Sr.,
Mrs. Leon ConOver, Mrs. J. d. Joslin,
Mrs. Harry Lee, Mrs. Walter Burns,
Mrs. D. S. Tilton and Mrs. J. S. Tilton.
The ~guarantOrs of the Absecon
Swarthm6re Chautauqua, which will
be held in the school auditorium Feb.
8 to 6, nave definite assurance of the
| successful elimination of their under
taking, from the present report of the
sale of tickets, which has been very
gratifying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steelman R. Lee enter
tanned their aunt, Mrs. Jarvis Gerew,
of New Gretna, from Tuesday until
Thursday.
Under direction of the County Road
Supervisor, hat portion of New Road
which crosses the meadows in the vi
cinity of the New Road bridge is being
widened and made higher.
For 35 years a resident of Camden,
afterward living at Bridgeton two
years, Herbert Bailey, who recently
purchased the Isaac Adams premises,
Shore Road and Reading avenue, Pleas
antville, has opened an auto supply
station on the railroad property at the
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York roads.
All members of the M. e. Sunday
School who have not already done SO
are requested to return the gift boxes
with which they had Deer collecting
funds for the Near East Relief tomor-
how, Sunday, afternoon, when it is
planned to open the boxes, most of
which were turned in last Sunday.
Rev. Harold S. Rambo, pastor of a
large Presbyterian Church in New
York City, delivered a lecture on the
"Humor and Pathos of a Hospital" in
the AbsecOn Presbyterian Church, of
which he was formerly pastor, last
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Rambo has been
spending the week with Mrs. May
Townsend, with whom he made his
home. while here.
A merry birthday party was given
last Saturday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Spokesman on
New Jersey avenue in honor of the
twentieth anniversary of their grand
daughter, Miss Adelaide Carly. APP
%propriate pastimes, including games,
music and dancing were INDUCED in.
Refreshments were served. Present
were Miss Laura Coon, of Bristol;
Misses Catherine Morris, Mabel Bailey,
Josephine, Mary and Lillian Cattani,
Mrs. Jennie Moore and children, Clar-
ence, Jennie and Marie, Messrs. Henry
Tucker, John Cramer, Joseph Lupton,
Joseph Li%ngelbach, John Falivene,
James Mosca, Edward Kenderski, Mr..
and Mrs. Spokesman and Miss Carly,
the guest of honor, of Absecon; Henry
Grunow, of Atlantic City; Alton Bowen
and Amasa Wilson, of Port Republic.
Miss Laura Coon, of Bristol, came
here last Saturday to spend two weeks
with her friend, Miss Adelaide Carly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Robinson re-
turned home last Wednesday from a
two weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Philadelphia and Millville.
| Red Men Honor Retiring officers.
A spirited meeting of Alletah Tribe,
No. 123, l. o. R. NJ, of Absecon, was
held in their hall on New Jersey ave-
nue. last Friday night. The meeting
was enlivened by the presence of the
Great Keeper of Wampum, Anthony
Vautrinot, of Egg Harbor, and the Past
Great Sachem, Arthur Stiles, Of Pleas
antville. With an appropriate presen-
tation speech Past Great Sachem Stiles
presented or behalf of Alletah Tribe.
to George D. Shovel, Chief of Records
for Is years., and to ]. Alton Mitchell,
Keeper of Wampum for II years, the
Official Past Sachem Charms on their
retiring from office, after having served
Alletah Tribe faithfully during their
years of office. During the election
which followed to fill their places, Dep
uty Great Sachem Joseph Smith, Jr.,
was chosen for Chief of Records and
Steelman R. Lee for Keeper of Wam-
pun. Refreshments were served and
a good attendance of members was re-
ported. Alletah Tribe sent a delega-
ton Thursday night to Egg Harbor.
where important ceremonies were held
and warriors and chiefs degrees were
conferred.