The Pleasantville press., 1924-04-19
ABSECON NEWS LETTER
NEWS OF INTEREST IN AND ABOUT THIS THRIVING CITY
AS cHRoNcLED BY LENA ROBINSON.
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John Boice celebrated the anniversary of
their So years of welded life. 4 few rel
atives were present.
Mrs Edwin Robinson has returned
home after a pleasant sojourn in Mile
Vile Camden and Philadelphia
Miss Hattie Dungham visited Alr. and
Mrs. Boice on Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Conover and daughter Ieira
and Howard Branin. spent the Weekend
with Mrs. Conover's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Boice.
Missionary Society.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Missionary Society of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church will be held Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs r. A. Elwood. The
study lesson will be on India.
Parent Teachers Association
The Parent Teachers Association held
their meeting in the auditorium of the
school Thursday afternoon. The enter
tainment was furnished by pupils of the
respective grades. A Japanese Drill was
Second and Third grades, physical train
ing drill by the Fifth grade, several rect
tations were given, and Edmund Adkis-
son favored with violin solo. Abbotts'
Dairy people showed two very good moy-
ing pictures, one showing how the milk
is pasteurized, the other showing how ice
cream is made. The contest on attend
ance of parents, for which a picture was
given, ended. Mrs Cordelia Turner's
room again winning The picture now
becomes the property of that room.
Birthday Celebration.
Saturday evening few friends tender
ed Mr.. William Kelly a surprise party
helping celebrate his birthday Mrs. Gil
day and Mr.. John w. Levenby also ioin-
ed in the celebration. this being their
birth month; ont The The evening was spent in
and Mrs. Leon Craft Mr.. and Mrs J.
Gilday. Miss Mary Scagnewle, Mrs. II.
Schroft, DR.. Levenby and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Robinson. Atlantic City; Mr.
and Mrs. J. Wallace Leyenby, OF Vine
land; Mrs. Braun. of Newark and Mr..
and Mrs. William Kelly.
Auto Accident.
Ford and Chevrolet cars were in an ac-
Mr. E. Ireland of Elwood. driver of Ford
car. was sideswiped by Carl Lulggren. OF
Philadelphia, pushing car into fence. It
was taken to Townsend's garage for re-
pairs Mr. Townsend took the Elwood
people to their homes. Occupants OF both
cars We're unhurt.
Epworth League Social.
On Monday evening the regular month
1y meeting of the Senior League WAS held
The red and blue contest which has been
on for some time. to secure members
came to an end. The reds We're victori-
Gus and the losing side will give a party
in their honor. Miss Clara Conover, who
did the training for the play. Back to
the Country Store" was presented with
Wallace Nutting picture. Among those
present were: Rev. c. X. Dilks, Miss Eth
Thomas, Miss Mary Mitchell, Miss Marion
Hoagland, Miss Helen Hoagland, Miss
Irene Mitchell, Miss Ada DeHaven. Miss
Dorothy Allen. Miss Laura Sutton, Miss
Clara Conover. Bertram Hammell. Jacob
Reed Stanley Mitchell and Benjamin
Sutton.
Entertained Boys Club.
Louis Off was host to the Boys Club on
Saturday evening. The main topic was
base ball. The old diamond is being used
for buildings. A new place must be Sc
cured before the boys can enjoy the sport
After the business meeting a social time
was enjoyed by all. The following at
tended: Rev. C. X. Dilks. Ladow Ham
NELL William Frymire. Edmund Smith,
Jacob Reed. Bertram Hammell, Thomas
O'Neil. Durham Boiee, Carlton Giberson.
Carroll Hoagland. Paul Ellenberg. Will
lam Off, Louis Off and Samuel Smith.
Abseccn Tennis Club.
Fhass sh14f fk6htfly neefine of the
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