The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-26
N.Y. 543EE3

work it's arms off.-Norfolk Virginian-
Pilot.
The church building and parsonage
of Mt. Pleasant M. P. Church have
just been reshingled.
In China laxative women are di-
vorced. And still we send missiona-
ries to China.-Reno (Nev.) Gazette.
All hired men are not lazy; all far
mers are not taskmasters; all each
needs is to get the others point of
view.
Some folks light their cigars with
dollar bills; others leave their valua-
BILE seed corn where it will freeze be-
fore it dries.
By the way, wasn't Ebert Hubbard
thinking of our rural districts when
he said, lone great, strong, unselfish
soul in every community would actu-
ally redeem the world?
We are still on a war basis. When
dinner is ready the whole family vol
unteers, but when the dishes are to
be washed mother has to do some
misunderstanding (Colo.) News.
The committee of d. of A. request
every member to be present Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 80; social and en-
tertainment. Bring your fancy work
with you. Meeting called 7.30 sharp.
Daughters piano lessons, Mothers
washing machine, Buds college educa-
ton, all begin to look pretty real
about the time Dad decides that CO.
operation, not competition, is the life
of business.
The American Stores Company has
forwarded to the P~leasantville Fire
Company a check for $50 in appre-
citation of their services at the fire
which occurred recently at their S.
Main street store.
The Palestine Christian Endeavor
Society will hold it's Annual Fair and
Chicken Pot-Pie Supper the LIST and
End of December in Palestine Hall
(the old school house,. Everybody
come and bring your friends.
Consumption of ice cream in the
United States is declared to have in
creased 100, 900, 900 gallons since pro-
hibition went into effect. Well, no
one eve started to shoot up the town
on ice cream.-Marinette (Wis.) Ea-
gle-Star.
Granpap reckons: Young folks
aren't any more dance crazy than |
was so years ago.. Some day we older
folksI learn that the, kind of socia-
blee we like best are inst <Ah1ut al
popular with the young fry as Pas
old pants cut down FOR Bill.
On Sunday, Nov. 81, the Daughters
of America will go to the Presbyterian
Church to unite in religious service,
MAKING national nhcnrvanpa of
thanks and prayer to the Giver of All
Good Gifts bestowed upon us. Every
member is earnestly requested to be
present; meet at hall, Z o'clock sharp.
A special meeting will be held in
the First Baptist Church of Pleasant
vile on Monday, Nov. 2S, at 8 p. m,
to consider the ~advisability of form
ing a Shore Line Ministerial Union.
Every pastor of the churches both in
and surrounding this city is heartily
welcomed to meet for a season of
prayer and discussion.
Special to all the Shore Line C. E.
Remember the New Field Secretary's
visit to these parts on Monday, Nov.
%, at 7.45 p. M, in the First Baptist
Church, corner of Pleasant avenue and
First street. Mr.. Lanning has the rep
utation of being a splendid speaker.
1t is hoped all who can will make an
endeavor to be present.
One thing remains to add to the
beauty and comfort of the splendid
highway from Mays Landing to Pleas
antville, and that is to plant shade
trees along it. The cost would be
trifing in comparison with the results.
This matter OF planting shade trees
along our roads has been preached
several times and some day, we sin
cerely trust, will bear fruit. If there
is any Dad preferred by ~autoists, 9TH
er things being equal, it is the one
where shade trees stand along it's
way.
A parade and banquet will take
place in Hammonton on Friday, Dec.
2, in celebration of the opening of the
o from Hammonton to the White
Horse Pike, known as the Harmon
ton-DaCosta Road, recently hard sur
faced. In planning the new route for
the White Horse Pike Hammonton
was left out by the State Engineers,
and this newly surfaced stretch con
ects the town up with that thorough
fare. 1t is said to be one of the finest
pieces of roadway in the State. The
affair is given by the citizens of Ham
monitor to the Board of F~reeholders
and other county officials and invited
guests.