The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-10-07

! and afternoon sessions will be held
and about 40 clergymen are expected
to attend the meeting. Dinner will be
served by the ladies of the church.
Rally Day.
The Rally Day service held by the
NJ. E. Sunday School in the church
last Sunday afternoon was enjoyed by
a large audience, 1873 being present.
1t consisted of songs, rotations, ex-
e~rcises, ETC., and the teaching of the
| Sunday School lesson by Prof. E. D.
Riley. The program:
Song by School, warriors True: Pray
er,, Rev. J. w. Wainwright; Song by
Intermission for taking Collection, etc.
Recitation, Dorothy Hartzell; Song. Don't
Forget" Mrs. Burns class; Song by
School. Counted on the Saviour's Side;
Duet. II Belong. to Jesus, Ruth and
Frances Hartzell; Recitation. Your
Field" Irma Gaskill; Song, Dorothy Allen
err" Mems class; Reading. Miss Hammeil;
Song. Ladies' class; Reading. Bells and
Lives Reuben Babcock, Jr.; Song by
School. Ring True; Teaching of Les
Hymn. Onward, Christian Soldiers
entire Congregation; Benediction.
September Honor Roll.
Grades 7 and s: Carl Engstrom. Ernest
Gramp, Carlton Giberson, Edward Hack
EFT, Jacob Reed, Leroy Taylor, Dorothy
Allen, Sarah Boice. Florence Bell, Virgin
la Babcock. Ada DeHaven, Florence Eng
strom, Florence Hunter, Charlotte Ham
mel, Helen Rendered., Anna Kreig,
Catherine Mccarthy; Marie Moore, Anna
Thomas. Enrolment, 30; attendance.
1885,; Nettie L. Alexander. principal;
Freda Smith, assistant.
RacElay Marion Fra Zipr Edith FREQ
Charles Carton. Florence Haberstroh,
Russell Jackson. Edna Jefferson, Harry
Jones. Clara Miller, Michael Mittnacht,
Wilhelmina Schoepfiin. Frances Smith,
Mitchell Smith. Collins Shower. Catharine
Van Syckle. Enrolment, 90; attendance,
$685.; Freda e. Smith, teacher.
Edward Ballantine, John Bewley. Frank
Bird, Harlan Boice, Marvin Dedaven,
John Gramp, Walter Hammell. irving
Francis O'Brien, Wesley Smith. Michael
T~artaglio, Robert Prescott. Elizabeth
Bird, Estella Boice, Mabel Brooks, Erma
Edith Lavell. Dorothy MacMurtrie. Nora
Miller, Maud Rider, Ruth Roger, Frieda
Schoephin. Jennie Van SICKLE. Anna
Waddams; Enrolment. SO; attendance,
Grade 4: Edmund Adkisson, Fred Ad-
kisson. James Bewley, Arthur Bird, Ray
mond Bird. Archie Hammell. John Jeffer-
sui, Jo5tph LOutI,--ktiDtTl AltAluftrlt.
Harry Murphy. Willie Petri, Kenneth
Smith, Henry Smith, Alvin Shower, Will
lam verdier. Elmer Taylor. Dorothy Ber-
ry. Frances Garafola. Antoinette Garafo-
Lydella Rider. Mary Ray, Harriet cros-
son. Enrolment. "a; attendance, a5.7 % ;
Carrie Saalman, teacher.
Grades Q n 3: Philip Bewley, Robert
Hunter. George Jones. Edgar Mattson,
George Mccarthy. Mario Mosetti, Edward
O'Brion. Clarence Price, Harry Pruch-
nicki, Joseph P%rHshnicki. DeIlwyn sooy,
vira ADHESION, Mary de Filipo, Maisle
Fairbrothers, Kathryn Fountain, Mary
Garafola, Dorothy Giherson. Lillian Her.
kelly. Josephine Mosetti, Camilla Toscano.
ENROLMENT, So; attendance, 95.7%; Leona
e. Reed, teacher.
Grade !: Lawrence Beckley, Joseph
Robert Miller. chas. Ray, Walter Thorn
as. Gladys Atkison, Elizabeth Attales,
Avis Blumner, Mimi Bird, Mary Capa-
rilla, Ida Fenton, Florence Fenton, Doro-
thy Fountain, Philomina Hornbostel.
Mary O'Brien, Helen Pierce. Emily Ray,
Dorothy Conover. Enrolment, 3S; atten-
dance, 95 %; Carrie C. Reed, teacher.
Clean Up Week.
Mrs. Reuben L. Babcock, President
of the Civic Club, has appointed a
committee to supervise the work dur
ing cleanup week, which is to be held
from Next Monday until Friday. These
members are working very hard to
induce the residents here to clean up
their properties so they will present a
neat appearance to pedestrians and
motorists. A great improvement has
already been noticed on several prop
critics and it is hoped before the end
of the week hat Absecon will be a
pretty place to walk and drive through.
Every one here is asked by members
of the club to have all trash and ref
use placed in front of their homes on
Friday morning and a wager will col
lect all day Friday.
Near East Relief Fund.
The subscriptions for the Near East
Relief Fund will o be closed until
next Tuesday. Cashier Walter Rob-
erts of the First National Bank will
receive subscriptions up to that date
to be applied to the fund. All per-
sons are asked to contribute to this
worthy cause. Mayor Mattson has is
sued a proclamation calling upon all
citizens to give according to their
ability.