The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-10-08

Envelopes in their possession are re-
quested TO send or bring them to the
meeting. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all members and friends to
be present.
Samuel c. McCambridge and Miss
G. c. Black are entertaining at their
Bolton ven home his cousin, Mr..
Thomas Deal, and Mrs. Deal, of Gin
c%innati, Ohio. Mr.. Deal was a rail-
! road baggage master and conductor
for many years, being employed on
several Middle West lines, which took
him as far west as st. Louis and as
far south as Chattanooga. He spent
his boyhood at Williamstown, N. J. 4.
MI. and Mrs. w. J. McElroy are
moving into their new home on w.
Bolton
Sneak thieves entered the real of
the New Jersey avenue home of Ed
ward Prescott, ST., some time Tues
day night by removing one of the
large panes of glass from the window
in the annex and detached the gas
meter containing coins for a months
supply of gas. 1t is estimated by the
family the meter contained about $11.
Both the meter and its contents were
stolen. They replaced the pane of
glass in the sash and took their exit
through the rear door, after removing
several screws and prying off the lock
with a screw driver.
During the thunder storm on Friday
afternoon of last week lightning dam
aged parts of the wireless equipment
of James Ballantine to the extent of
| $40.
Sunday, Oct. Is, will be Autumnal
Day in the M. e. Church. 1t is
planned to have a creditable display of
fruits, flowers and vegetables present
ed by the local parishioners and
friends of the church, who are re-
quested to make known to the official
board a few days in advance what
they will have to contribute. Those
having means of conveyance are re-
quested to send or take their products
to the church on Saturday, the ff-
teenth. Autos will call that day at
homes having things to donate but
which are without means of transpor-
%tation, providing the fact is made
known to any member of the church's
oficiary. At the morning service Au-
tumnal Day Pastor Wainwright will
deliver an appropriate Harvest Home
sermon.
A special invitation is extended to
all members and friends of the M. e.
Sunday School to be present to-mor-
row, Sunday afternoon, at 2.30, when
the regular lesson study supplemented
by special Rally Day exercises will be
held in the main church building. Spe-
cial Rally Day cards, earnestly re-
questing their presence, have been
sent this week by the teachers to all
their scholars who have been absent
several Sundays.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
M. e. Sunday School Home Depart
ment visitors who distribute the jour-
nails among the members and gather
the reports and collections every three
months, will be held at the home of
the Superintendent, Mrs. A. L.. Ham,
nell, this Saturday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
The Official Board of the M. e.
Church last Sunday morning unani-
mously granted the use of the church
property to the Atlantic County Sun
day School Association, who will hold
the Fifty-ffth Annual County Conyen-
ton here all day and in the evening
on Friday, Oct. %. A preliminary
service the preceding afternoon and a
song service the night before also will
be interesting and profitable events, it
is announced.
w. C. T. U. Holds October Meeting.
The October meeting of the Abse-
con w. C. II. U. was held at the home
of Mrs. d. S. Tilton and Mrs. j. s.
Tilton last Tuesday afternoon. An in
teresting literary and musical program
was rendered in honor of the birthday
anniversary of Frances f. Willard,
founder of the Woman's Christian