The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-01-19
By LENA ROBINSON.

Mrs. t. NJ. Simanton on Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Ellen E. Shovel, Mrs. Charles
Frymire and Mrs. George B. Conover
motored to Philadelphia on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Roger spent
Thursday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. William McGreal, of Philadel
phia. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
William McElroy.
Mr.. Robert White spent the past
weekend with his parents. Mr., and
Mrs. L. A. White. in Philadelphia.
Mr.. John Petri has returned to Phil.
adelphia. after spending the past week
end with his parents.
Mrs. Mary B. Schneider has returned
10 Absecon. after spending d few days
in Ventnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Beckley en-
~tertained a few friends on Saturday
evening, at their home on Natalie Ter
race.
Mrs. G. c. Aliens nephew, Marshall
Hillyard. was operated on Tuesday. at
st. Joseph's Hospital, Philadelphia. for
appendicitis.
The Senior Epworth League will
hold the monthly social Friday eve.
ming in the M. E. Chapel.
Miss Joanna Doughty. OF Ventnor,
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
F. F. Doughty.
Miss Olive Conover. of Atlantic
City. visited her father and sister. Mr..
Harry B. ConoYer and Miss Elizabeth
Conover, on Thursday.
Miss Esther Steck. OF Washington,
D. c.. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Conoyer.
Mr.. James A.. Giberson. OF Port Re
public. has purchased a home on Boil
ton avenue, this city. and will take
possession in the early spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Conoyer,
Mrs. Annie L%inglebach and MI. and
Mrs. Joseph Linglebach attended a
birthday surprise party on Friday
..si qbt-giVen in hanor.-af Nj. George
Pierce, of Port Republic.
Choir rehearsals are being held ev-
cry Tuesday evening by the members
Of the NJ. E. Choir. Already they are
oracticing the sacred cantata to be
given Easter.
M. e. Church News.
$50, Captain Joseph Smith Class.
-0.30, y aching by Rev. c. K. Dilks:
.opic, The Hills of Health; special
music. u o'clock, Sunday School, las
ing one hour. 6.45, Young Peoples
in the chapel. 80, regular
evening service, preaching by the pas
or; topic. workman Wanted"
Bay View Sunday School.
Bay View Sunday School in the Bay
view Chapel, at 2.30, Mr.. A. j. Craven.
supt.
Presbyterian Church News.
Sunday School at 9.45. Preaching
It 10.45, by Rev. Morris. Junior
christian Endeavor, at 3.45; leader,
Hiss Hannah Madden; Miss Catherine
iiller, assistant. Senior Christian
1ndeavor, at 7.30; leader, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
townsend.
Absecon Art. Club.
The members of the Absecon Art
hub held their regular meeting at the
lome of Mrs. Fraley Doughty, on Wed {
Iesday. The afternoon was spent in
.oing fancy work, after which a social
our was enjoyed. Dainty refresh
nents were served by the hostess, and {
hose enjoying Mrs. Doughty's hospi- I
atty were: Miss Joanna Doughty, of
ventnor; Mrs. Louis Off, Mrs. Charles
Mrs. R. L. Babcock, Mrs. Geo.
}. Conover, Miss Hannah Madden,
1rs. Robert A. Elwood, Mrs. NJ. NJ. 9
'ownsend, Mrs. Leland Madden, Mrs.
Roberts and Miss Esther Steck.
Chamber to Hold Banquet. +
When the Chamber of Commerce
let Tuesday evening, plans were made 7
hold a banquet the early part of Y
ebruary. The banquet will be held in {
lenn's Hotel. T
Building Permits. Y
Building inspector Harry Y. Miller I
sued the following permits for De- t
ember:
VIM. Adkisson, bungalow, 24x35 feet, '
i. Bolton avenue; cost, $500. [
Fred Henry, brooder house, 15xS0 h
Shore road; cost. $500.
George Matthews, builder. concrete
lilding, 27xS0 feet; cost. $1,000.
Charles Fox, Sr., California avenue,
lrage, 20x24 feet; cost, $500. \
VIM. Morris, E. Bolton avenue, gar l
ge, 12X1S feet, cost. $3.50. S
Concrete Products Co. boulevard. g
to factory; cost, 500. v
J. B. Martell, contractor: James 0
uinn, owner; repairing; cost, $40. S
RoXie Pallapoka. owner; William
hannell, contractor; repairing roof; t
5000. d
p. T. A.. Meets. /
On Thursday afternoon the Parent y
aachers' Association, of the Civic t
held its quarterly meeting in the
hool auditorium. The meeting was
He'd to order by Mrs. Babeock, pres
ent Of the Civic Club, after which I
e meeting was turned over to Mrs. S
-. NJ. Townsend. chairman of the p. P
A. The entertainment was furnish a
by the pupils of the school, each
ade contributing a number for the b
'ogram. [
The milk project was discussed free A
, but nothing definite was decided L
ION, although a majority of the pa G
nts present were in favor of serving Y
ilk. N
The d. A. R. will again this year
nduct a contest, for the best essay
ritten on a topic, to be selected later. p