The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-05-20

have a good time" says the committee
in charge.
T. D. Shovel and Harry
Mattson, Jr, Take a Motor Trip.
Townsend d. Shovel and Harry
| Mattson, Jr., enjoyed a 430 mile week
end motor trip through three States
in the formers Ford sedan. The car
averaged % miles to the gallon of gas,
Notwithstanding they travelled much
OF the time in mountainous districts.
| Their destination was Middletown, n.
Y, which they reached on scheduled
time at ~ o'clock Saturday noon,
when a glance at the ~speedometer
| showed they had covered just 200
| miles since the start was made from
here. They completed the round trip
without mishap or delay of any kind.
Leaving home at $50 Friday morning
they drove to Hackensack by way of
Toms River and Asbury Park. They
passed the night in New York and set
out Saturday morning for Middletown
in the interest of Mr.. Showell's pigeon
business. Arriving there at noon their
host provided them a fine SQUAD din
ner. Starting back o o afterward
they returned via Port Jervis and Del.
aware Water Gap to Easton, Pa,
where they spent Saturday night.
Starting for home Sunday morning,
they motored through Quakertown,
Bethlehem, ETC., to Philadelphia, a1riy-
ing here at 3 o'clock that afternoon.
Mothers Day Session Well Attended.
Nearly $50 were present at the
Mothers Day service of the M. Z.
Sunday School held in the church at
$50 last Sunday afternoon, almost 40
visitors including members of the
home department and cradle roll be-
ing in attendance. Rev. J. w. Vain
wright taught the lesson to the school
as a whole, after which numerous
vocal and instrumental selections were
rendered. Each class had a definite
part on the program. The collection,
amounting to $40, will be sem to the
Home for the Aged at Ocean Grove,
which presented an appeal for none,
tary help.
Sunday Ball Game Results
In Victory for Absecon Team.
In a three-hour baseball game which
started at 2.30 last Sunday afternoon
on the local diamond at Cannon
Heights, the Absecon A. B. C. Team
wrested victory from the Standard A.
C. Team of P~leasantville by the score
of 5 to l. The game was holly con-
tested for a while, but good smuggling
on the part of the local players turned
the tide in their favor. The lineup of
the Absecon team was as follows:-
John Cramer, p; William Cramer, c.;
st. Clair Frye, h.; William RENDERS
XII, 2b.; George Kreig, 3D.; Anthony
Kenderski, S.; d. Satotaleo, IT,; Ed,
ward Satotaleo, CT; Elmer Hammell,
If; Samuel Smith, manager. Quite a
crowd of fans was on hand to cheer
both sides. The Absecon A. B. C.
Team is scheduled to play the Pleas
antville Dunbars on the local ball
ground tomorrow, Sunday, afternoon
at 2.30.
Entertained At Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hammell enter
tanned at dinner last Sunday evening
at their Shore Road residence their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. William Her
bert Arbuckle, of Los Angeles, Cal,
newly-weds, who came East on their
honeymoon. They had been %sojourn-
ing at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New
York. Mrs. Arbuckle was formerly
Miss Luella Price, who visited here
01 Rndzaz hall Years ago, It was on
et0fa trip y Los ANGEL % from
havfng crossed the continents HVbm
coast to coast nearly a dozen times,
| RninO finanpio1 1u intapncfnI in oil na1l