The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-01-14

to the ladies. They chad
quilting, $1,25 for knotting.
welcome. Bring your lunch
the day.
The Atlantic County Boaf1
holders will hold a special
the Seayiew Golf Club men
when advertisements for bids .@4l
authorized for the construction WIN
Warrenite of the Smithville-M ulliGa
River Road, being a continuation "
the Ocean Highway. the section be
tween Absecon and Smithville having
Just been completed.
The regular meeting of the West
minister Guild of the Presbyterian
Church will be held on Monday eve
ming, Jan. is. at the home of Mrs.
Japhet Price, on e. Washington ave
nue.. All members are urged to be
present, as important business will be
discussed, and all girls I'VE fifteen
who would like to become members
will be welcomed gladly.
The Semper Fidelis Pollyannas will
present, by request, the sereamingly
funny pantomine, 1.-The Lamp Went
Out" by a select company, headed by
Mrs. Reginald Taylor and Mrs. Viz
ginia Davis. Musical and literary
numbers will be rendered by well
known local and visiting talent. Bur
wells Auditorium, Smiths Landing.
Friday evening, Jan. 20. Admission,
25 cents.
The regular meeting of the Pleas
antville Camp Fire Girls was held al
the home of Mrs. Wesley Ford on
Verona avenue on Jan. IL. The meet
ing opened with the Lords Prayer,
after which the roll was called. The
business was then tranacted. The
question of a play was brought up
This was followed by an interesting
debate about a noise that was heard
the last night at camp.
The quarterly report of the Trus
tees of Excelsior Council, No. 231. j..
o. Z. A. NJ, just submitted to the
Council, shows total assets of S7,043
so, a large proportion OF which is in
vested in high-class securities. $4,000
is invested in real estate. 1t is on
mis- property that the Building Con-,
mittee OF the Council are now asking
bias Tor the erection Of a handsome
building, which will become the homs
oil the Council.
Union Lodge, No. 213, |. o. o. f.,
has recognized their degree team,
with Brother Edward Ennis as degree
master. Very fruitful results are ar
ticipated. All brothers desiring to be
come affiliated with the team are
urged to come out, as Brother Ennis
has already made his first call for re
cruits. This Thursday, Jan, 20, the
American Star Lodge will work the
first degree. and Union Lodge will
work the second degree.
DIR. William II. Bricker, Jr,, recently
convicted of having performed an ILL.,
gal operation o Miss Rhodesla
Davy. was sentenced On Tuesday by
Judge Ingersoll to serve from two TO.
seven years at hard labor in the State
Prison at Trenton. Pending an appeal
TO the Supreme Court he was released
under $4,000 bail. DR.. Brieker is also
under $4,000 bail pending action OF
the Grand Jury in a similar case of \
Philadelphia young woman, who died
i'm the Atlantic City hospital last weeh
The Epworth League of Wesley Nj
+. Church are again holding their
services on Sunday evenings at $40
O'Clock. For the next five weeks the
meetings are under the direction OF
the Missionary Department, and Mrs
r. ]. Frendlich is giving the lesson
on John Wesley. Jr., a new mission
AIRY book. This is a very interesting
story OF young peoples activities
along Christian lines OF work and
pleasures. Mrs. Harry Parsels will be
The leader Sunday. Jan. 10, subject
THE Bible OF Methodism Ever
body welcome.