The Pleasantville press., 1924-10-11
bling plant and the State Soldiers

Home at kearney.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Mite Society of the Presbyterian
Church was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Rogers, Tuesday
evening After the business meeting,
games and music were enjoyed. At a
late hour refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ludwig will
spend the winter in Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fairbrothers and
daughter Edna, Mrs. Jennie Freas and
daughter Edith returned Monday from
motor trip to Newark.
Raymond Lashley, of Port Republic,
was the guest of relatives here this
week.
Mrs. Alice Mitchell is enjoying a
vacation in Philadelphia.
Harry Huffnagle and family have
moved into one of the Falivene Apart
ments ON White Horse pike. They
! formerly resided in Atlantic City.
Edwin York. member of the Coast
Guard service, visited friends here re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hammell were
Philadelphia visitors on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Shovel and
Miss Emma Showell will leave on
Monday for an auto trip through the
South They will visit their daughter,
Miss Beatrice Showell, who is attend
| ing college at Roanoke, Va.
! Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Shovel have
returned home, after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Benz. Sheppard and Mrs. Laura
Shovel in Philadelphia.
Miss Alice McIntire is spending a
few days with Miss Hannah Madden.
Mrs. R. L. Babcock has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Dietrich, in Sche-
nectady, N. Y.
Mrs NJ NJ. Townsend and son Allen
are enjoying motor trip.
Miss Lorine Boice spent Thursday
with her sister, Mrs. James Townsend
in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Elnora Burd was rendered a
surprise birthday party Monday eve
ming. Many beautiful gifts were re-
ceived. At late hour refreshments
were served. Those present included
Mrs. Frank Newman, Miss Black, Mrs
Connolly. Mrs. Harry Parsells, Mrs
Hannah Price, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.
Woolbert, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Pen
nington, Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Leeds
Miss Lorine Boice, Mrs. Lena Smith
Mrs. Charles Barker, Mrs. Thompson
Mrs. Mcdonnell, Fred Boice and Mr.
and Mrs. Burd.
Civic Club
The Absecon Civic Club will meet at
the home of Miss Hannah Madden next
Thursday evening, at o'clock. This
will be the first business meeting OF
the fall and plans will be made for the
cleanup week, starting Monday, Oct
%. This year the club plans to have
program topic for each regular meet
ing. subjects locally along civic lines
will make up the winters program.
Boys Club.
The Absecon Boys Club attended
the M. e. Church in a body recently
The Absecon Athletic Association is
composed of members of this club
which did so we'll with their ball
games in the summer 1t is the desire
! of Rev. Dilks to continue the games
another year The boys have request
| ed Mr.. Dilks to bring the matter be
fore the next meeting of the ministe
rial union.
Firemen's Demonstration.
Absecon Volunteer Fire Company
No. | had a parade Saturday with a
demonstration of their fire engine
The Atlantic County Boy Scouts ol
Camp Kesler took part. Many local
school children were in line. The fol
lowing volunteer fire companies were
represented: Ocean City, Egg Harbol
City, Mays Landing, Northfield and
Ventnor. The Pleasantville Junior
Mechanics Band furnished music
Many interesting speeches were heard
and community singing was enjoyed
by all. The sour krout supper held III
| the fire house was well attended. The
funds will be used to defray expenses
on the remodeling of the fire house
on Station avenue.
September Honor Roll. Absecon School
Grades and 8, Nettie L. Alexander
principal; Clare Hoskinson. assistant
! enrolment, A: Reuben Babcock, Franz
Beclxley, William Berry, John Bewley
Charles Carton, Somers Hea;dley; ea,aot Sarrot
! Marion Frazier, Edith Freas. Edna Fair.
! brothers, Emma Shovel, Marie Kaufman
Clara Kelly, Clara Miller Nora ~ Mlller III 1I
Frances Smith, Elizabeth Bird.
Grade 6. Clare HoslSinson. teacher; en-,
rolled 80: Marvin DeHaven, Bernaro
meth Smith, Frederick Thompson, Heller
Hoagland. Dorothy Hutchinson, Elizabeth
Hoagland, Edith Lavell. Miede Schoepfiin
Elizabeth String.
enrolment. 46: William Beckley. Arthur
Bird, Archie Hammell. Chester. Hewitt
Albert MacMurtrie, Harry. Murphy, Car.
ence Price, John Pruchnickl, Josepf
Pruchnicki Elmer Taylor. Claude Iozer
Jerry String. Mary Di Fillipo, Frances
Garofola, Gertrude Headley, Marie Horn
bostel, Dorothy Martell. Marguerite Price
Virginia Thoms. Carmella Toscano,
Grades 3 and 4. Rachel 70. Hllliard Tea
Minnie Bird. Margaret Dilks, Florence
Fenton, Ida Fenton, Dorothy Giberson
Ella Hadecke, Lillian Herbert, Marguer-
ite Martyr. Maude Mccarthy; Mary
Philip Bewley, Raymond Gormon, John
Hartwell, Martin Hoagland, Edward
Jones, George Mccarthy, Anthony Prucn-
nicki, Harry Pruchnicki. Earl Rem, Dell,
wyn Sooy, Walter Thomas, Howard
Grade 3, Miss Carter. teacher; enroll
mentF3S. Avis Blumner, Irfna Baiio, DOT
othy Conover. Anna Daniels. Julia Fen
ton. Wilhelmina Hornbostei' t pnytiS 3; NH MI
iippo, Stanley Fairbrothers, Warren Nor
ris, Peter Pruchniclki.
Grade /, Carrie G. Reed, teacher; en-
rollment. 81; Sec. A: Gildo De Phliippi,
Cease Elizabeth Hartwell, Frances kauff-
man, Charlotte Mattison, Ruth Tozer
Romaine Webb. Sec. b Elizabeth Beck-
ley, Bobby McAullin, Virginia F'airbroth-
ers Gladys Hewitt, Anna Hornbostei,
Charlotte Juniewiez, Mildred Kunkeiy.
Steelmanville
The following pupils were neither
ahcant nor tardv during September.