The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-05-21

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A Mite Box opening of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society of Wesley
M. E. Church will be held Friday, May
81, at the home of Mrs. Chas. levin,
East Mulberry avenue
The Ladies' Aid Society of Salem NJ.
E. Church will hold their annual birth
day apron social on May "a in the
church parlors. The admission will
be a penny for each year you have
lived. All are welcome.
Mainland Post, No. 81, and the Wo-
mems Auxiliary, American Legion, will
hold a special meeting Monday we
ming, May 20, at s o'clock. At this
meeting the Auxiliary will present to
the Post a very attractive Post ban
ner. A large attendance is desired.
The Parent-Teachers Association
held their meeting in School No. 8, on
Leeds avenue. After the settlement of
bills, there was an election of officers
for the year, Mrs. Edward Adams be-
ing elected president. The next meet
ing will be held the first Wednesday
in June.
The Missionary Auxiliary of Mt.
Pleasant Church met at the home Of
Mrs. Chas. F. Adams on Tuesday after
noon. More than $21 was taken in at
the meeting. They have now Sc men,
bers, 5 new ones being added to the
list. The June meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Oft, Main street.
A number of P%leasantville friends
have received invitations to attend the
Art Exhibit in the Mays Landing Pub
lie School on Wednesday afternoon,
May rs, under the direction of the
Drawing Supervisor, Miss Marjorie G..
Thomas. This is the first exhibit of
the art work from the school and the
plans indicate a very successful &C.
casion.
A special meeting of the Board of
Health of Pleasantville was held on
Tuesday evening, when a committee
was appointed to secure bids on a
pump for the cleaning out of cess
pools. 1t is proposed to hire the
pump to those desiring it's use, and
where property owners neglect their
cesspools they will be cleaned by the
Board and the expense collected.
Excelsior Council, No. 231, Jr. o. U.
A. NJ, will hold the next District meet
ing on May 27, and would like all
Councils in the County to be repre-.
scented SO that a Past Councillors AS
ISOLATION for Atlantic County may be
started. The Council will also attend
Wesley Church in a body on Sunday
morning. May 20, and every member is
urged to be present at this Nemoria.
service.
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antville has been effected by Dr. M,
!. Clure, Chairman for Atlantic Count,
through the Woman's Christian Ten
perance Union and the cooperation c
. 1.-The churches. Mrs. r. J. FrendlicI
President of the w. c. T. u, has III
dertaken the direction of the worl
J.. and her house, 1T North First stree
is headquarters for the supply @
stamps, circulars and posters.
F.; On Friday and Saturday evenings
May Is and IA, the Senior Glass of tn
d P~leasantville High School p~resente
1.-THE Heiress Hunters. The peopl
of P~1easantville and neighboring con
s munities supported this play very we
e and everyone enjoyed it. On Monda
e evening, May Is, the play was yer
heartily accepted in Mays Landing
The members of the Senior Glass wis
to thank the public for their generou
\ patronage which made this play a SUI
cess.
At a meeting of the Board of Educ;
ton held Tuesday evening of this wee
n it was decided to request all poi
rooms of the City not to permit an
e High School boys to be in their place
of business during school hours.
e was further decided that if this II
quest is not granted the Board of Ed
cation will take such legal action q
will prevent a continuance of the pra
S tice of such places harboring truant
from school. Mrs. Mary e. Cobb We
S elected to teach in a grade position
s for the next school year.
o The Missionary Society of the Pre-
byterian Church met at the home
S Mrs. p. Adams on Wednesday afte
noon. For the year 1920, the Societ
II has sent $40 to Foreign Missions, s.
o to Home Missions, and $14.80 to Free
y mans Aid, also $40 to Italian Hon
!: Missionary, and has a balance of $40t
:; in the treasury. The Society, begi
ming with the year 1921, will help su
o port a bed in the Presbyterian Ho
! pital of Philadelphia. A very pleasir
q program was enjoyed with a soci
0 hour after the meeting. Mrs. Relyt
y will entertain the Society for the
y June meeting on the 18th. Progra
2 Committee, Mrs. Preston Adams. Su
q iaotc DbJippipa Ic1oDdc and Wact T