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

Mr.. and MIS-. a.. =. ElIfDfn2lA are nav
ing their Shore Road res id enee repa in ted
t~reeholder c. NJ. Kesler has a new
Ford coupe.
Theophilus Prescott has bought a Ford
sedan.
Thomas. L%angston, a former Ahsecon
resident. has returned from Buffalo. N.
Y, where he made his home for Is
months. and has been calling on many
former local friends the past week.
Smith and Rid err, local Contractors and
builders. are erecting for Joseph Smith.
the Shore Road north OF Samuel Giber-
sons premises. which he recently bought
from C.. f. Hammell, "A bun galow TO con-
tain six rooms and q ba H.
bungalow for Mrs Lasino on Natalie
Terrace. adjoining Lawrence Beckleyss
property.
their Shore Road home at North Absecon
raised up preparatory 10 having placed
underneath a cellar, in which a pipeless
heater will be in stalle Many changes
and improvem ents are contemplated for
the dwelling before the plans are COM
pleted.
An all day meeting OF Home Depart
Church was held Thursday, Nov- :, at the
home of Mrs. r. A EiNood, for the pur.
pose of sewing on the aprons 70 he sold
for the benefit of the society. Each one
took a boS lunch. Mrs. EIwood served
coffee.
Having closed their SUMMER home on
11lllfCn street., MI, ItNh NJ rs. 1iHtI It's w IN
returned last weeS To their winter resi-
dence In Ish iade eli pfia.
M. E. S. S. Bible Classes
Hold aIlowe'en socIaI.
A very merry evening was passed at
the Shore Road residence oil Mayor and
Mrs Harry Ma5ls'n 81 90. on IYesdny;
Bible Glasses OF the NJ. H.. Sunday School
held heir combined monthly business
meeting and social at their home, About
Al -, ,@,,-n,, iImA U.anf y lori y ~
whom appeared in NASSAU Grade costumes
of every concei yable representation color
and kind, from the II diCI ous TO h sub
lime. five ghosts stalking amons the
Many of the costume s were quaint, clever
and strilSlngly original, and provoked
much laughter ana causea fnnch specuia-
which was rev called late In the evening,
when all unuasked. The interior OF the
rooms was ans rrn,ed into a witches,
autumn foliage, while the red, brown and
black electric bulb covers, cut to present
spooky faces, lent a welTdness 10 the
Foilowin the transaction Of he class
business, during vyhich the reports OF the
visiting and other committees were re-
ceived, n Jolly soclnl season was enloyed
Suitable Halloween refreshments were.
Present were: Rey. and Mrs Wv.
wainwright, Prof. and Mrs. IL % Haley,
ME-, ana hlTS, u sltH&e ca n1Ai ~ NtiN
steelman Lee. air, and Mrs, Arthur Con-
over, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bow ker. Mr.
Leon conoyer. MIR. and Mrs. Harry Matt
son, ST.. Mrs. Charity Bowker. Mrs, Anna
c. Fleming; Mrs, Susan HsrtzeIl, Mrs,
Pennington, Mrs. Mabel Smith, Mrs, Jerry
Carton, Mrs. Elizabeth Babcock, Mrs
Darius Smith, Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs
Irwin ]. Rider. Miss EniKaheth Adelung.
Andrew Craven, Mir. Roland Boyer
County s, S, Association,
The Atlantic County ). s, convention
held in First NJ, u. Church, Atlantic CITY,
on Oct u, was arselS attended anu inc
schools OF the county showed Increased
interest and atterde nee, and the liberal
contribute toward County and State
work had icaJe financial prosperitS, \
strong stan of Officers hsye been chosen
for the coming years Werk Most AZ 81
during the year the e~1iNers ard teaehers
ENCOURAGED and WrGed Ia greater ertcien-
oy. Resolutle ions Nera paSSed plsaganS
LOYALTY ia the President If the NmteJ
states and thN en- lOrCeFfNrlt OF law and
order ana recommended She eapdidacy Of
William y, eunyea for Governor shI
tion- Joseph :, Frelaaghuyse sen for United
states Senator 1he latier resolution Was
ResolSsI. That wAils We do n0S believe
in the entrance ri County :, $ Associa-
ton into politics. We recegptze The very
essential moral iSSslS Aefote TIE voters or
our State this yNar- and Mish therefore
10 TndorSe and rNeN NsnaeNd IL the people
of cur County and State that they de all
in their nower u achseNe a Ere0I victory
for right 0ousaeSS and honor, By eNsf<laE
every lawful sndOenEe Ter the eleeuen "
William :, RNnyeN Ter Governor IND
United States SeNatOE loSsplt ) FrelnS-
huy sen
Senoel Parts,
The HaIlcwe' en partS given IN she All
greatly snjoyed ny all, Tss auditorium
was aztsS slealS decorated Nish autumn
leaves. crepe EsNr ana isek-elsnlernS
This Was TIE wNES ot zhe Etshtn grade
pupils. Al SORES Of Hall0we- en- goedaeS
were On Sala AZ s-e different booths The
pie and sake eeoth= in efsrSe II MS
Hartsel fant NrS. RezlaSea. proved y
sToAr ArtCastioN- ENsreatS sid zrzeaeS 81
the pupils save zNeersl toua,sNrs 81 home.
.mAdS pies snd cNSiSS Several psl1es
weFA oiTGrVA- E4gSt ptsEe TOR cest dress
was WoN ~ Merb~Et SSkRs. 0FC$std as
Caete sam. NLeri9 FVN- as foNoF Sirl,
Mas zne NznNsr - the seGeN3 pyzre.
Nl0rNala Madden, as "AtAeS naAahNs9-f
earrse1 cit tbs ryEra tor raoSs rsdaeNlo0s
SStsu=ls While Eri-est G7enan esnse IN
see0Ns TAc prVeeNas II sazts MaS So,