The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-11-29
soMERS POINT DoINCs.
BY r. Van Syckel.

By r. Van Syckel.
The members of the Civic Club who
will have charge of the bazaar this Fri
day and Saturday in the new fire house
are: President. Mrs. Catherine Van Du-
Houser: Mrs. Carrie Roxstall, Mrs. Celia
Champion, Mrs. Sarah Payton, Mrs. Pearl
Lewis, Mrs. Esther Wolf and Mrs. George
Monroe.
William Siegel. of Germantown. Pa,
spent the weekend with his brother at
the Bay View Hotel. whom he had not
Miss Julia Lemmle, who is employed by
the Bell Telephone Company in Atlantic
City, is spending her vacation visiting
friends and relatives in Philadelphia and
Carroll Florence has purchased the cot
tage at the corner of Higbee and Bay
n
Mrs. Elizabeth Rodan entertained Mr..
Risley and Mrs. Freeland. of Camden, the
past week.
Mrs. Hubmaster, who has been passing
several days in her summer cottage at
Gibbs and Bay %evenues. has returned to
her home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Anna Winner, of Clayton. N. j.,
has returned home, after spending some
time with Mrs. Rodan.
William Hutchinson and Washington
Deeley left last Sunday for Jacksonville
Fla. where they will spend the winter.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Bethany NJ. p. Church held their meeting
at the home of Mrs. Edmund Eliason.
TUESDAY evening".
on Friday evening, Dec. 10. a card par
ty and dance will be held at Larry's Ho-
tel, under the auspices of Mrs. B~rannigan.
Handsome prizes will be awarded. which
aer on display in the window of the hotel.
Ladies' assisting viii be: Mrs. Mary Over
end, Mrs. James Meeker. Mrs. Somers
Steelman. Mrs. Daniel Steelman. Mrs.
Emil Kinsing, Mrs. Mary Holland, Mrs.
Francis Cook. Mrs. Thomas Devlin. Mrs.
Albert Cramer, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. A.
Rosenbaum. and Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders.
of Ocean Heights.
Russell Vernon. formerly of the Critic
rion Theatre. tlantic City, will be the
new operator at the Seaside Theatre, and
will move his family here next week.
Louis Lemmle is making improvements
to his two bungalows. by having cellars.
heaters and kitchens added.
Volunteer Fire Co. No. l held an inn
~portant meeting Tuesday evening. Bust
ness was transacted and several new
mber admitted.
Miss Elizabeth C~lagholtz, of Philadel-
phia. motoreo to this city on Monday to
visit friends.
Many poultrymen of this vicinity at
tended the annual convention of the New
Jersey State Poultry Association. held in
Atlantic City last week.
City Clerk James G.. Scull issued los
cunning licenses this year. many being
from out of town.
Steve Gaskill shot eight rabbits last
Friday in the back woods of the Point.
The hotels remaining open all the win
ter find many Weekend motoring parties
rtklSIeIlnk from 1niidutiDUfd
Lewis B. Matthias and wife will leave
the first of the year for Florida. where
they intend building a winter home in
the suburbs of Miami.
Volunteer Fire Co. No. l invites all
Young ladies to enter the popularity con-
test. which will end Dec. 5th, at the clos
ing o ftheir fair.
Contractor William Shamrock is erect
ing two cottages. one on Delaware ave-
nue. and one IN Gibbs avenue.
A large delegation of Silver Moon
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Council Atlantic city. on Thursday eve
ming, where they We're entertained by the
organization.
founders in the bay one day last week.
Fred. Bispham, of New York, has re-
turned home. after visiting his old friend,
Elmer Wilson. the past week; u,u
to Italy during the latter part OF next
month.
a. Woodington and wife. of Philadel-
phia. have returned home, after spending
several davs with Larry Brannigan.
II. T. Marstellar and wife. who nave
been attending the funeral of Mr.. Mars
tellar's mother in Scranton. Pa. have
returned home.
William Youngman and wife. of Phila+
delphia. are making the Beach House
< Harry McGee went hunting on Saturday
and returned with six c~otton-tails and
two uuails.
Capt. Gaskiu gave a turtle supper to
Ills IL . tlolCl 1ti1t y.
Mrs. Naomi C~raighead spent the week.
end at her summer homo on New Jersey
avenue.
Mrs. Henry Miller, who has been spend
ing several lays in Philadelphia. has re-
turned home.
Henry. John and William Haines. of
Philadelphia. spent the weekend with
their parents. John ID. Haines and wife.
The Baptist Church and Seaview Bap-
fist Church. Bethany NJ. r. Church and
Linwood NJ. T.. Church united on Thanks
Twin ntrAafpur NJ tho 1aaaI DQ mist Church
with Rev. r. C. Phillips delivering the
sermon.
The city Fire Department held their
the City Hall.
Mrs. Sadie Wood had as her guests on
Thanksgiving Day Miss Bertha Mccoy
a Thanksgiving. Dance was given in
the new fire hall. The Seaside Foot
warmers furnished the music. Proceeds
to go towards the new hall.
Mayor George Coll and Lewis b. Mat
thias, radio fans, both heard Birmingham,
England. at 11.40 p. m. Tuesday evening.
Permits taken out during November for
buildings we're: Henry Eckhardt, two
rooms and porch. 1900: Henry Nelson.
garage. $500: Harry r. Kelson. dwelling,
50, 900; Jacob Barrett. shop. 500; Albert
ham, bungalow, $l,4O0; William Barre,
garage, S125; James e. Soul. garage,
$500; John Strang, repairs, 5000; William
Lewis smitb S,, and garage e S saieog yV,I Rayo
Shamrock. bungalow. $4,000; Albert Ford,
garage, 500; Ross Young for j. Gables,
garage, $500; John j. Williams. concrete
foundation. $4,000; amounting in all to
$21. 925.
Misses Anna Robbins and Dorothy
Downs, of Philadelphia, visited friends
here on Tuesday.
John Gibson and wife, of Germantown,
Pa, were weekend visitors at the Point.
Complaints are. being made about per-
sons failing to obey the silent signal at
the foot of Shore road.