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

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Lee are seen
sporting around the town in their new
Franklin sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ]. Lee entertain
ed Mrs. Margaret F. Johnson n Mr..
Thomas Lee, and also Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Burns, at dinner on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Lee and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Burns are contemplate
ing a trip to Philadelphia in their new
Franklin sedan.
Edward Prescott went last Saturday
to Chester, Pa, where he visited his
son Edward, Jr., over Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew White left on Saturday
for Camden to remain Indefinitely at
the home of her daughter, who is i'll.
Three freight car loads of automO-
biles, the property of the Ohio Power
Company, which has been erecting the
electric transmission line connecting
the plant of the Atlantic City Electric
Company with the Tuckerton Wireless
Station the last three months, were
shipped back last Saturday to Usyrius,
Ohio.
Samuel Smith, Sr, has been quite ill
the last two weeks at his home on
Centre street.
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Clarence Price, of Ohio avenue, INTO
the M. E. Church as a full member on
profession of faith during the morning
service last Sunday. Mrs. Price was
received into full membership at the
evening service.
Postcards received by friends from
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mclaughlin at
st. Petersburg, Fla, dated Jan. II,
ctoto thau - hovinO a yUOn6arfu1 tr1n
and that the weather is fine.
A very pleasant time was spent in
the M. E. Chapel on Thursday evening
Of last week, when the congregation
welcomed it's new pastor, Rev. ]. w.
Wainwright, in a %rousing reception.
Refreshments were served. About 70
were present.
Although not 16 years of age until
April, Miss Edith Wainwright, only
child of Rev. and Mrs. j. w. VAIN
wright, has entered the Atlantic City
High School in her senior year.
During Monday and Tuesday nights
ice was formed on Absecon Bay and
Creek sufficiently thick to allow people
to cross in safety
Mrs. Norman Rose has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Elliott in Phila-
delphia this week.
Mrs. Ida Risley and daughter Eunice
have been sojourning the past week at
the home of the formers sister, Mrs.
John Ards, in Philadelphia, for the
benefit of the health of Miss Eunice,
who has been indisposed for several
weeks.
Great interest is being taken in the
AbsecOn Chautauqua by residents here
and up and down the shore. Some of
the best talent the lane affords will be
here Feb. 8 to g.. Chautauqua is edu-
cationally and morally uplifting. A
single lecture is said to be well worth
the price of a season ticket. The fol-
lowing named public spirited citizens
have made Chautauqua possible in u
city: Miss Nettie l.. Alexander, Miss
Carrie c. Reed, Mrs. Cordelia G. Tur-
ner, Miss Carrie e. Saalman, Miss
Blanche Alderman, Mrs. Anna c. F1em-
ing, Mrs. Ellen Z. Shovel, w. ]. Rob-
erts, DR.. c. c.. Allen, Harry Mattson,
P. w. Smith, VIM. B.. Etrie, Joseph S.
Smith, Jr., John M. Bewley, Harry j.
Lee, Mrs. Essie S. Giberson, Mrs. Min
ME j.. Smith, Mrs. Maude Mccarthy,
C. M. Kesler, Mrs. Marette Clarke,
Mrs. Florence Clark, Mrs. Emily F.
Conover, DR.. Samuel Johnson.
MIS-. EuScl6 IAlSlll, " hiidoSiPhio,
formerly Miss Sarah Conover, of Con-
overtown, visited friends here owe the.
weekend.
The annual meeting Of the Presby-
terrain Bible School was held at the
home of the superintendent, Mrs. R. A.
Elwood, last Wednesday evening, when
the program of work for the coming
veal was outlined.
A Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Social was held last evening, Friday,
at the home of Mrs. Samuel Smith, Jr.,
on New Jersey n
A number of members and friends Of
the Absecon Union attended the COun-
ty w. c. T. u. prayer and praise SER
vices in the Wesley M. E. Church,
Pl~easantville, last Wednesday. Mrs.
A. C. Fleming and Rev. John W. Vain
wright delivered addresses, and Mrs.
Wainwright also spoke. Representing
the Absecon Union were Rev. and Mrs.
J.. w. Wainwright, Mrs. A. c.. Fleming,
Mrs. Sarah Stout, Mrs. Edward Pen