The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-03-31
NEWS

Mr.. Harry V. Miller has sold the
bungalow which he is building on
Iowa avenue to Mr.. Charles Frymire.
Mrs. Harry V. Miller was a Phila-
delphia visitor on Friday.
Mr.. Walter Conover, of Philadel-
phia, will spend the Easter vacation
at his home in North Absecon.
Miss Catherine Morris will spend a
part of the Easter vacation with her
parents in Devon. Pa.
Miss Emily Reep will spend Easter
with her parents in Wayne, Pa.
Miss Carrie Saalman will spend
Easter at her home in Egg Harbor
City.
Mrs. Rose Wilkinson, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her cousins, Mr.. JOS
eph Alexander and Mrs. Abbie Alex
ander.
Mr.. George Frings, of New York
City, will spend the Easter holidays
with his mother, Mrs. Georgia Frings,
of Ohio avenue.
Mrs. Harry Helfrich and daughter
Dorothy were Absecon visitors on
Sunday.
Miss Adelma Miller was the guest
of Miss Naomi Moore, of Atlantic City,
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Tax Collector Frank Turner is
again able to open his store and re-
sumo his business.
Capt. and Mrs. James Abbott spent
Sunday with Mrs. Abbott's father,
William A. Johnson, of Port Republic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Banks, of Cam
den, visited Mrs. Banks niece, Mrs.
Myrtle Carton, On Sunday.
Mr. EronI1;o Co,fan Mr. ord Mr.
H. Carton and Master Charles Carton
spent Thursday evening in Pleasant
vile, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Parsels. The evening was
spent in music. Mr.. Parsels enter
tanned with vocal selections and at a
late hour dainty refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Jerry Carton attended the
weekly meeting of the Authors Club,
which met at the home of Mrs. R. L.
Race, on Shore road, Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. R. L. Babcock and children
were Philadelphia visitors on Thurs
day.
Miss Alice Mcintyre, of Whining
ton, Del, will be the guest of Miss
Hannah Madden for the next week.
Rev. R. a. Elwood returned to his
home today, Saturday, after an extern
sive lecture tour in the west. Rev
Elwood will preach the Easter ser
mon Sunday morning in the church OF
st. John's-by-the-Sea, Ventnor.
Mr.. Allan B. Townsend, accompa
MED by Miss Carrie Saalman, spent q
most delightful evening on the Garden
Pier this week.
The charming little daughter o.
Mrs. Harry Helfrich spent a few days
with her grandmother, Mrs. Frings
recently.
Miss Emily Reep gave a party al
her home On Friday evening.
Allan Brown Townsend spent Wed
nesday and Thursday in Philadelphia
on business, stopping at Green's
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rose will en-
terrain over the weekend Mrs. Roses
aunt. Mrs. Harriet Ashley, of Middle
town, N. Y.
Mrs. Joseph Smith entertained OF
Wednesday, Mrs. Lizzie Hoefinger, o
Chelsea; Mrs. TAYLOR, of Camden. anc
Mrs. Edwin Robinson.
Mrs. Off Hostess.
Mrs. Louis B. Off, of Shore road
was hostess to the members of tn
Senior Church Guild of the First Bar
fist Church, Atlantic City, at a meet
ing held at her home here. During
the meeting plans were discussed 70
ths Dake supper, 10 b
Those present Ssre. Mrs. catherin
Baggs, Miss Agnes Bill, Miss Heller
Hammell, Miss Elsie Barlmer, Mis-
Ruth Patton, Miss Margaret Test
Mrs. F. Albertson, Miss Naomi Col
Inns, Miss Tess Morris, Miss Jean Col
Inns, Miss Helen Carr, Miss Heller
Hunter, Miss Hannah Carr, Miss Id
Bill, Miss Mary Mooney, Mrs. Charlie
P. hobart, and the Counsellor, Mrs
Louis B. Off.
Building and Loan Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of thu
Absecon Building and Loan Associa
ton will be held in the Council Cham
Der on Monday. John NJ. Bewley viii
sit at the First National Bank all day
for the benefit of those wishing Il
pay dues.
Effective Police Work.
Chief of Police William Schoepfir
deserves praise for his ability in han
ding the public safety of the city
Being the only officer, he alone ha:
made twenty-eight arrests the past
year. This speaks well for Mr.
Schoepfin, and the community should
feel they have good protection.
Grass Fires.
The fire department responded to q
call on Thursday afternoon for a field
fire, which threatened the homes Of
NJ. S. DeHaven and Chas. l. Barker
The fire company had just returned.
when a second alarm was sent in.
The train had started a fire near New
road, which spread rapidly toward the