The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-07-28
ABSECON NEWS

IgIiEI5 anu dlDiE Tit D4UlE highway
since notice was given by the Mayor to
arrest any such persons who were an
annoyance TO the public.
DR.. E. II. Madden's friends join with
him to celebrate his eightieth birthday,
and his sister, Mrs. Josephine Godfrey.
also celebrated her SEVENTEEN birthday.
For a number Of years they have been
able to be together on this day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Smith are enter
tanning friends over the weekend.
Mrs. Mariner Smith played hostess to
q number of friends from Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. McDevitt nave
taken up their residence on Landing
road for the summer months.
Miss Elizabeth Conover has returned
to her home in N. Absecon, after spend
ing a couple of weeks with friends in
Philadelphia and suburban towns.
Master Edward Ballantine is reported
on the sick list at his New Jersey ave-
nue. home.
George Frings, at her home on Ohio
Miss Mary cattani is spending her va
cation in Newark with her sister.
Mr.. Talbot and family hay moved into
the house adjoining the American Stores
Co. store, corner of Station and New
Miss Alice McElroy is spending a few
days in Philadelphia with relatives n
friends.
AAAAAL Will AA1A
Mrs. Lewis Bowker is soon to return
to her home, Absecon Inn. She is spend
ing a short time with her parents IN
Mf. G.. w. Manning and family nave
taken up their residence in Mckee City.
Miss Hannah Madden and Miss Alice
McIntire were out OF town visitors on
Miss Clara Conover. Miss Adelma Mil
Ter. Mr.. Herman Madden and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry V. Miller will motor 10 Water
Gar m AI0ndQE
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. 8abcock and Miss
Virginia Babcock and r. L Babcock III
expect to leave for Yellowstone Park
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith are spending
the week in Beach Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sorden, OF Church
street, were Atlantic City visitors on
Mrs. Mary 3. Schneider has returned
to her home in Millgille, after a stay IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry. Miller and Adelma
spent Wednesday in Atlantic City.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Carton. Charles
Carton and Franklin Carton spent Wed
nesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Black
Several tourists on sight seeing trips
AVE pitched their tents and spent me
night in the woods which was owned at
one time by Mr.. l. A White, OF Pnla-
Mr. Fred Ardrey has started to build a
new house on E. Bolton avenue. The
cellar is almost completed. In the past
couple of months Mr.. Audrey has erected
several new houses in that section OF
Mr.. Edward Mccarthy and Miss Anna
Mccarthy have eturned 10 their home
on New York road, after a week IN Bal
timore, Md. with friends.
Mr.. Robert s. Glunn. Of New YORK,
spent the weekend as the guest OF Ne
and Mrs. John MeAullin. at their home
on Shore road. $50
George. Maude and Catherine Mccarthy
motored to Baltimore on saturday.
Lieut.. Franklin K. Curley, of Bethle-
Charlotte McNIullin.
Mr.. John McMullin is pending a cou-
pie OF weeks in Duluth. Mimi
Mrs. George Matthews and daughter
and Miss SickeIs have returne to Red
Bank. after a short visit in Absecon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Kirk and daughter,
of Watsontown, Pa, are spending a lew
DAYS as the guests OF Mr.. ana MIS- Geo.
B. Conover. at their home on Bolton ave
nue. and Shore road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sweet have NOV
ed from their home on Adams avenue 10
New Haven, Conn
Mrs. Joseph Stratton Is reported on
the sick list.
Moonlight sail.
Several members Of the Christian En-
deayor Society enjoyed the moonlight
sail from the Inlet. on the yacht Chai-
! fonte. Thursday evening, at s O'Clock.
The sail was given under h auspices OF
the County Christian EndeaVor society
p. o. Of a. Outing.
Tn members and friends of Camp
and Sterling Council, 2. O.. of A. enjoy
ed a DAYS outing at Lily Lake PARK on
Thursday. The trip was made by auto
busses from Absecon TO the Park. Al
interesting program had been ranse
and was greatly enjoyed
Republican Club.
When the Absecon Women's Republi-
can Gu held its regular monthly meet
ing. Thursday evening, at the nome OF
Mrs. Sarah Mattson. the County Com
mittee and Primary system was explain
ed at some length. Mrs. Marette Clark'
President Of the Club. CAV a short talk
It has been announced that CHIEF C. N
( Kesler. Of the Volunteer Fire Company
and the Chamber OF VIII ap-
point committees TO work IN co~nJunctlon
with the club on the Community Build
ing. The Civic Club will also have a
share in this project, as Mrs. Emily Con-
several functions to be held in the fall,
One of these will be a minstrel show.
Mrs. Conover always has sometime
worth while and with the assistance OF
viii be realized toward the building fund
Presbyterian Church News.
sunday school. 9.45. Preaching Sunday
morning BY Rev. Rider. Rev. Rider vii
give a series of sermons on Three Chris
( fian Master Pieces" The first viii he on
the Bible. Junior Endeavor. 3.45, Miss
Hannah Madden leader. Catherine Miller
assistant Senior E~ndeaVor- $50, leader
Mrs. n. ". Townsend. topic "Industria1
Missions at home and abroad"
NJ. z. Church News.
CAPTAIN smith Glass. $50. Preaching
by Rev. C.. X. Dfks at 1880. SUNDAY
school at 70 o'clock noon. lasting ons
hour Preaching sunday evening 10y Rev
C. X Diiks. Special music by the choti
at both morning and evening services