The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-11-18
NEWS

John Downs has a new Overland tour
ing car.
Kenneth Smith bought a new Ford Sc
dan last week.
George B. Conover has received his
new Stearns-Knight enclosed car.
NJ. S. DeHaven and family and Frank
wood last Sunday in their respective ma
chimes. and had a delightful trip.
Mrs. Hosea Kendall and daughter. Mrs.
Mary Shaw, and the %latter's daughter
Ruth. took Mrs. William Hunter and Mrs.
Samuel Smith, Jr.. last Wednesday in
their Chevrolet sedan to Egg Harbof,
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
| Kendall, Messrs. Hosea and Daniel Ken
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Addison have
been entertaining her sister, Mrs. George
Smith, of Wilmington. at their w. Bolton
avenue home, the past week.
Harry b.. TruaX returned TO his post as
station agent here last Thursday morn
ing, after an absence of two weeks. dur
ing which he visited Philadelphia, Jersey
City. New York, Island Heights and ma
ny other places while on his annual vaca-
ton. During his absence the local =. r.
r. office was cared for by Extra Agent
The monthly business meeting and So
cial of the Senior Christian EndeavoI
Society of the Presbyterian Church was
held last evening, Friday, at the home OF
Mrs. Lawrence Beckley.
Mrs. Townsend Shovel is spending the
Weekend with relatives and friends in
the QUAKER CITY,. Hle icil iASl HllddN 10
be away 1ntil The arst Of next week.
An all-day meeting of home department
members of the Presbyterian Church was
recently held at the New Jersey avenue
home of Mrs. Earl Fairbrothers. when
the time was occupied by sewing on the
aprons to be sold from booth for that
purpose at the FORTHCOMING entertain
ment, to be given in the school auditori-
un next Friday evening, Nov. "A. for the
benefit of the church's cement sidewalk
fund.
Mrs. Alice Lee.
In her 69th year Alice Adelia Tilton,
wife of Joseph IL. Lee, died at her home
in Washington, ID. c.. last Wednesday
morning at 6 o'clock. without regaining
consciousness, having suffered a stroke
two months ago. from which she never
rallied. The funeral service was held at
her late home yesterday. Friday. after
noon. AZ 8 o'clock. interment being made
in Glenwood Cemetery, Washington. Mrs.
Lee was a native of Absecon, being the
daughter of the late Daniel and Maria
Tilton, and the sister of Daniel S. and
Warren p. Tilton and Mrs. John Boice.
this city. She was one of ten children.
five of whom survive.
Mrs. A. L. HammelI Hostess to
w. r. M. S. of M. E. Church.
The November meeting OF the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the NJ. IL.
Church was held last Tuesday afternoon.
at the Shore Road home of Mrs. A. l..
Hammell. Following the devotional and
nN,lfltSS StSS1Oii. lHt SlbuA u HUH
was taken up. The Rainy Day" enve-
lopes used so successfully a year ago
were distributed again.
Dainty REFRESHMENTS We're served by
hostess to the following members and
friends: Mrs. Laura b. Reed, Mrs. Reu-
beu l.. Babcock, Mrs. Frank Babcock,
Mrs. Charles Mason. Mrs. Leon Conover,
Miss Ethel Hannmell, Mrs. Anna c. Elem
ing. Mrs. Edward Pennington, Mrs. D.. S.
Tilton, Mrs. j. S. Tilton, Mrs. William B..
Smith, Mrs. James Henderson and Rev.
JOIN w. Wainwright.
VioIets Bloom.
Violets have been in full bloom the last
few days in the yard of Mrs. Charlotte
Pitney, Shore Road and Church street.
The unusual display of these pretty. blue
flowers in her yard has attracted more
hing been in bloom before at this season
of the year for 40 years. the late bloom
ing being attributed to the mild weather
Of the fall months.
Glass Adoption.
Alletah Tribe of Red Men, this city,
had another big class adoption in their
hall on Station venue last evening, Fri
day. The palefaces were initiated into
the mysteries of the order with pompous
ceremonies. The Haymakers, a branch
of the Red Men lodge, also is making a
steady gain in membership, much inter
est having been taken the past year in
local l.. o. r. M. activities. Following
the initiation ceremonies last evening an
Mrs. William Frymlre.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Conover were
summoned the first of his week to the
Philadelphia home of her parents, where
her mother, Mrs. William Frymire, has
been very ill and not expected to recover
according to the message received. Mrs.
Frymire died at 10 o'clock Tuesday night.
The funeral service was held last Thurs
day evening at her late home on Airdrie
street, interment being made at Watson
town the following day.
Red Cross Workers..
The fun list of workers appointed to
solicit new Red Cross members and to
renew memberships which nave just ex-
PRED, includes the following representa-
tive citizens: Mrs. M. NJ. Townsend. Miss
Ethel Giberson, Miss Ethel Hammell,
Mrs. Steelman Lee. Mrs. r.. l.. Babcock,
Mrs. f. f. Doughty, Mrs. Percy Smith,
Mrs. Harry Miller. Mrs. Fred Henry,
Mrs. Fred Audrey. Mrs. Samuel Johnson,
Mr.. F.. G. Turner and Walter J. Roberts
Mrs. E. J. Austin.
Mrs. John S. Lewis went to Beverly,
N. j., last Friday to attend the funeral
of her sister, Mrs. u. j. Austin, who for
merly lived here for several years. Mrs.
Austin died at Montclair, N. j., Nov. Sth.
She is survived by one daughter at
Montclair; two sisters, Miss Josephine
Davis. of Beverly, and Mrs. Lewis, of
Pleasantville; two brothers, Abram and
Michael Davis, of Newark, N. ia