Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-10-31
Personal Mention
.sOf Weeks Events


Kiple, were Lakehurst visitors on
Saturday.
The cake sale given by the Ep-
worth League, on Saturday was a
financial success.
Many from this city viewed the
two dirigibles, the ZR l and ZR 3 at
Lakehurst, Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Servias, of Swarthmore,
Pa, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Van Solver of Walnut street.
These are the days when the pol
itician is everyones friend but after
next Tuesday, well that will be diff
ferent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Champ C. Brown, of
Philadelphia, were visiting Mrs.
Snedaker, of Broad Street, over the
week end.
The office of DIR. T. Franklin Gift
ford, has been made very attractive
by the painting of Dentist sign on
each window. -.
There will be cake sale at
STATIONS drug store on Saturday,
November LIST, given by the Com
munity Chorus.
The smoke from the burning
leaves on our streets, creates poet
ical haze but its darned unpleasant
to the eyes and nose.
Miss Alberta Beresford, of Bentley
avenue, entertained number OF the
Senior class of the Burlington High
School, on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Worth, of
Warren street, left yesterday for
South Bend, Indiana. They are max
ing the trip in new Studebaker.
The Baptist Choir under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Abram Snedaker led the
singing and also rendering very
beautiful anthem, Mrs. 0. C. Bovine
at the organ.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Promoters Building
and Loan Association will be held
at the office of the Association at s
o'clock November s. 1924.
The local Board of Assessors met
Monday and fixed valuation on pro-
perty for the year 1925. A number
of increases were made. The rate
is. expected to be lower than last
year.
Mrs. Anthony of Edgewater Park.
was rendered surprise party on
Monday evening, by the members of
Miss F. A. Kay's Sunday School
class. A very pleasant time was
had by all
DIR. Green of Pennington Seminary.
gave a very delightful lecture in
the M. E. Church on "Wednesday
evening. His topic was 'ssThe Inter
negative Point" and was thoroughly
enjoyed by an attentive audience.
Through typographical error APP
pearing in this issue, the name of
Harry Varani is included in the un-
paid tax list. This is mistake
and we are taking this means of
conveying the fact. to the public.
A rummage sale for the benefit of
the Ladies Aid of the Beverly Bap-
tist Church will be held in their
Sunday School room on Thursday
and Friday, November 9th and 7th,
The sale will start at o'clock
Thursday. -
A Ganior Women's Republican
Club will be organized tomorrow by
young Republicans in Beverly and
Edgewater Park, at the home OF
Mrs. ]. w. Davis, Edgewater Park.
This will be the fourth junior club
to be organized in New Jersey.
E. Arthur Smith, the popular
manager of the Beverly foot ball
team, was severely injured in the
game at Lakehurst on Saturday.
Smith. while intercepting forward
pass, was accidently kicked in the
eye by U. S. Marine player and
knocked completely out. An attend
ing physician packed the wound and
while Smith is now able to attend
business, he is sporting dandy
sinner and is thankful IL was no
worse.
The sample voting ballots, having
been mailed by our Election Board
as required by law, and after scan
ming the voluninous sheet, mistake
has been discovered and the assu-