The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-12-10
N.Y. L 541EE3

Don't forget the Ladies' Aid Bazaar
this Friday and Saturday afternoon
and evening in Garrison's real estate
Office.
The Pl%easantville Gas Company this
week removed their office to 4 S. Main
street, until recently the office of the
electric company.
~Pleasantville Grammar School, No.
/, basketball team defeated the Fresh
men team last Thursday evening by
the score 1877, in the High School
gym.
On Dec. Is there will be given the
second degree by Union Lodge, No.
213, l. o. o. F. Also, the Lodge goes
into nomination of officers. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
Mr.. William Smith, of Philadelphia,
is in Atlantic City exhibiting his ia
nous Punch and Judy show, on the
eighth floor, M. e. Blatt Co. Store, At
lantic and North Carolina avenues.
st. Elizabeth's Guild of st. Peters
Church., will hold their annual bazaar
in the Parish Hall on Monday evening,
Dec. IL, and continuing ON through the
week. Many useful articles suitable
for Christmas gifts will be on sale.
Samuel A. Lutz died Thursday after
noon at his home in P~leasantville, fol
lowing a lengthy illness, aged 20 years.
His wife survives, with three daugh-
tiers and two sons, all grown. The fu-
neral will be held from his late resi-
dence at 2 o'clock this Saturday after
noon, and will be strictly private.
Pleasantvillians were shocked to
hear of the death of Mrs. Maud
Reeves, wife Of Aldoria Reeves, which
occurred Sunday morning, following a
brief illness. She was a member of
the Daughters of America and P. O..
of A. The funeral was from her late
residence, 20 w. Washington venue,
at 2 o'clock Wednesday afteronon with
interment in Salem Cemetery.
Miss Charlotte B. Frazer, of Chicago,
will hold an Institute between the
hours of 10 and IL o'clock each morn
ing of the coming week at the home
of Mrs. Jacob ~Frendlich, corner Sec
ond and Pleasant mi All w. c.
T. U. members and members of mis-
sionary societies are invited to come
and register and attend these classes.
No charge for attendance at classes.
The monthly meeting of the w. C..
T. U. Society will be held on Friday
afternoon, Dec. 16, at the home of
Mrs. w. H. Mathis, 219 S. Main street.
After the regular business meeting
there will be a social hour in the form
of a Christmas party, with a real "Old
Kriss." Each member or friend at
tending is invited to bring a package
containing a small ten-cent gift, which
will be appropriated by "Old Kriss" to
fill his sack.
The committee of Red Ladies in
charge of collecting and distributing
suitable provisions for the worthy poor
of Pleasantville at Christmas time, re-
quest that persons having knowledge
of any of their friends or n%eighbors in
need, communicate this fact to The
~Pleasantville Press, who, in turn, will
see that the proper parties are mott
fed, SO that their needs may be taken
care of, and they may be assured of
a more happy Christmas.
Allequippa Council, d. of p, had a
very good meeting on last Tuesdays
sleep. About rs members were pres
ent. Ten propositions were received
and IS members initiated. After ad-
journment a fine sauer kraut supper
was served by the Entertainment Com
mittee. Indications point to Allie
quippa Council winning the large Am
erican flag which will be awarded by
the Great Pocahontas to the Council
making the greatest increase during
her term of office.