The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-06-16

Frank MCGOWAN, Beatrice White, Violet
Conover and Alfred Shovel.
Miss Elizabeth Conover visited Miss
Estella Bailey and Mildred Lashley, in
the Atlantic City hospital, Wednesday.
Mr.. Thomas Irving and Mrs. Charlotte
Pitney We're Philadelphia visitors on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank MCGOWAN. of Philadelphia.
spent the weekend with Mr.. Alfred
Shovel, at his home on Ohio avenue
Mr.. Peter Mitchell, of Laurel Springs,
spent the weekend with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel a. White and
daughter Beatrice returned to their home
in Philadelphia, after spending the week
here.
Mrs. Samuel Smith, Jr.. who recently
underwent an operation, was able to
visit her brother, Mr.. Charles Kunkely.
at his new home on Faunce Landing
Owls Club.
The Owls Club were entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carton. on
Thursday. Those enjoying Mrs. Cartons
B H9acl14ary N MTre and iiF Mrs sna Alb NTf' P fernk
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Birch and daughter
Media, of P~leasantville; Mrs. Charles
Walker and children Mildred and Charles,
of S%mithville; Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew ABB
bott, John and Jean Abbott, of Mays
Landing.
Chamber of Commerce.
A number of important matters will be
discussed at the meeting of the Chamber
VI 1Oliiiiltt1t III ~ SOdiASii SlAAiiiDCA >
Tuesday. June 10. The Bay road situa-
ton will be one of the questions to be
discussed. Bus transportation to Allan
tic City from Absecon, especially regard
inc the restrictions placed on the bus
men by the resort government, will be
taken up at this time. The joint cham
and adjourned to meet here Tuesday
night. The matter of a permanent or
ganization will be acted upon at this
meeting.
M. e. Church Services.
Capt. Joseph Smiths Glass, $50;
Preaching Sunday morning. 1890, by Rev.
c.. K. Dilks, the topic being What the
Bible say about Fathers" Everyone is
asked to wear a white daisy. sunday
School following close of morning service
from - O'Clock to l O'Clock. Evening
service from to s; topice, The man up
a tree" This will be a short service,
thus giving people a chance to enjoy the
Children's Day entertainment at Bayview
chapel. Fathers wanting transportation
to church Sunday morning, will please
phone 343-W, or drop Rev. Dilks a card.
Presbyterian Services.
Sunday School, 9.45. Preaching Sun
day morning, 10. Is. DR.. p. II. Fox, one
of the most prominent ministers OF Phlla-
delphia. will preach here in the morning
for Endeayor, 3.45, Hannah Madden,
leader. Senior Endeavor, 1880 o'clock;
topic, What are some reforms that call
for our help?"
Bayview Children's Day.
Sunday evening, the children OF Bay
view Sunday School win give their an
nual Children's Day entertainment. AT
this service, Rev. C. X. Dilks will bap-
tie any children presented.
Eighth Grade Commencement.
The Eighth Grade Commencement of
the Absecon School was largely attended
on Thursday evening. at the exercises in
the auditorium. The class viii be the
first from Absecon to enter the new At
lantic City High School as freshmen, at
the beginning of the school term in the
fall. Rev. c. X. Dilks was the speaker.
The valedictorian was Miss Charlotte
Louise Hammell, and Miss Sarah Boiee
the salutatorian The program was as
follows:-
March. Professional. Miss Ethel Chal-
mers; Prayer, Rev. Dilks; Saiutatory,
Sarah B0ice; Song, Dutch Garden, Class
Glass WIN, Carlton Giberson; Glass Pro
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