The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-06-10
Children's Day PROGRAM,

Children's Day exercises were effect
lively rendered by the Presbyterian
Sunday School in the church last Sun
day evening in the presence of a ca
pacity audience. The choir occupied
seats in theshew choir loft adjoining
the puspitn plajtttorm and We're heard to
good adxaxi Z. M inteftoa Z a<{Sl
with laur6l, Noses; daisies ana
lcut flowers and blossoms.
The program follows: School Song.
No. l.. Scripture reading, School.
Prayer, Rev. J. w. Wainwright. Wei
come. Lawrence Beckley. REGULATIONS.
Elizabeth Beckley. Irene Mitchell, An
gle Bird and Natalie Krefg. SONG.
Juniors. REGULATIONS, Catherine Nc
Carthy, Pierce sisters, Doris Rem,
Stanley Fairbrothers. Baptism of
Norma Freas, youngest child of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Freas, by Rev. r. A..
Elwood. School song. No. 8. Recita-
tions, Antoinette Garafola. Edward
%Ballantine, Raymond Bird, Virginia
Fairbrothers, Mabel Olsen, Edna Fair
brothers. Solo, Doris Rem. Recita-
tons, Howard Bird, Ethel Bird, Min
ME Bird, Catherine Ray, Arthur Bird,
Nora Miller, Edith Freas, Maisie Fair
brothers, Clara Miller. Wilhelmina
Schoepdin, Stella Boiee, Mabel Brooks.
William Beckley. School song, No. Z.
REGULATIONS, George Mccarthy, Evelyn
Olsen, Elizabeth Bird, Mildred Freas,
Margaret Olsen. Glass song. No. A..
Miss Prices class. REGULATIONS. Ed
mund ADHESION, Dorothy Irelan, Doro-
thy Conoyer, Isabella Boice. Catherine
Smith, Margaret Kunkely, Marie
Moore, Maudie Mccarthy. School
song, No. II. Address. Mr.. Groves.
Announcements, Reys. Elwood and
Wainwright. Offering; D~oxology.
Benedietion, Mr.. Wainwright.
Band of Mercy.
The Band OF Mercy flower commit
tees have been appointed for the
month of June. They are as follows:
NJ. f. Church-Dorothy Allen, chair
man; Elizabeth Thomas, Anna Pru-
chiniski. Presbyterian Church-Cath-
crime Mccarthy, chairman; Edith
Freas, Frank Beckley. 1t was decided
at the meeting of the Band of Mercy
held Monday, June 5, that the summer
meetings of the Band would be held
at Mrs. Clark's home. Every member
of the Band is cordially invited to at
tend these meetings.
Honor Roll.
Pupils OF Abseeon school neither
absent nor tardy during May:
Grades Z and 8: Virginia Babeock,
Ellen Clement, Frances Hartzell, Anna
Kreig, Ruth Ludy, Grace Prescott, Sa-
rah Reynolds, Elizabeth Thomas, Hill
gda ElIiff, Durham Boice, Carl Engs-
from, Carlton Giberson, Edward Hack
EFT, Bertram Hammell, Jacob Reed,
Samuel Smith. Enrolled, 81; attend
anee, 1850. Nettie /. Alexander,
principal; Blanche l.. Alderman, assis-
tant.
Grade 6: Dorothy Allen, Ada Della
ven, Mary Dolquist, Florence Engs-
from, Edith Freas, Florence Haber-
stroh, Louise Hammell, Florence Hun
ter, Helen Kenderski, Eleanor Light
holder, Clara Miller, Marie Moore.
Enrolled, 81; attendance, 92.3l7%.
Blanche /. Alderman and Nettie l..
Alexander, teachers.
Grades A and 5: Reuben Babcock,
Edward Ballantine, John Bewley, Chas.
Carton, Walter Hammell, Lewis Krieg,
Michael Mittnacht, Collins Slower,
Elizabeth Bird. Estella Boice, Mabel
Brooks, Edna Jefferson, Lillian Price,
Luetta Rider, Ruth Roger, Wilhelmina
Sehoepfin, Frances Smith, Kathryn
Smith, Jennie Van Syckel, Catherine
Van Syckel, Erma GaskiIl. Enrolled,
IS; attendance, 97.8Sa. Cordelia G..
Turner, teacher.
Grades 3 and A.: James Bewley, Mar
vim DeHaven, Henry Carmen, Archie
Hammell, William Hunter, John JEFF
ferson, Walter McDuell, Wesley
Smith, Kenneth Smith, Alvin Shower,
Albert Zipfel, Walter Bergman, Doro-
thy Hartzell, Natalie Krieg, Edith La