The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-07-27
WHITNEY BOYS CHORUS
Concert Attended by Large Alb
secon Audience.

secon Audience.
The Whitney Boys chorus, I'M
der the direction of Rev. H. e. |
X. Whitney, rendered a splendid |
program Thursday night in the !
Absecon M. e. Church. The GRO |
rus is composed OF boys from the
ages of IL to 20 years, from New
Jersey and Pennsylvania. They |
are making a tour of New Jersey, !
New York City, and work their I,
way back when they will sing at
the Sesqui. While in New York
City they will sing in Rockefel-
ler's church.
Among the local people who
attended were Miss Carrie Reed,
Miss Nettie Alexander, Miss Lau-
ra Sutton, Miss Lydella Rider,
Miss Ruth Reed, Miss Maude Ri
der, Edmund Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey, Mrs. Emma Goldnacke,
of California; Rev. c. X. Dilks, :
Mrs. Charles Juniewicz, Charles
Juneiwicz, Mrs. Gaskill, Walter !
Burns, Mrs. R. A. Elwood, Miss
Mae Cordery, Mrs. Emma John
son, Mrs Leeds, Mrs. e. M. B.
Tilton, M. A. H. Hoagland, Miss !
Flora Robinson, Miss French, Miss
Charlotte L. Hammell, Rev. r. A. !
Elwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Con-
over, Mrs. Annie Robinson, Mrs
Harry Smith, Harry Lee, Mrs
Margaret Johnson, Clifford Allen
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger, Mrs. Short,
Mrs. Powell, Edmund ADHESION,
Harry Burns, Miss Dorothy Allen,
Miss Marion Dilks, Miss Florence
Bowker, Mrs. Helen Hoagland,.
Miss Elizabeth Hoagland, Mrs.
Harry Hewitt, Phyllis Hewitt,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Turner, Mrs.
R. L. Babcock, Miss Dorothy Gil
berson, Miss Mae Hogan, Mrs.
Essie Giberson, Miss Ethel Ham
nell, Mrs. A. L. Hammell, Mrs.
Austin Hammell, Miss Ida Bow
ker, Miss Louise Bowker
Straw Ride.
The Senior Epworth League of
the M. E. Church enjoyed straw
ride Friday night to Ocean City.
Much fun was enjoyed by the
merry makers. They visited the
merry go-round, after which lunch
was served on the beach. They !
had w. w. Clark's lumber truck.
Among those attending were Rev.
and Mrs. c. X. Dilks, Miss Carrie |
Reed, Miss Nettie Alexander,
Miss Marion Dilks, Miss Peggy
Dilks, Miss Ruth Reed, Verna
Dilks, Miss Maude Rider Miss
Lenetta Rider, Miss Irene Mitch
ell. Miss Mary Mitchell, Miss Ada
DeHaven, Miss Dorothy Allen, ia
cob Reed, Edward Gross, John
Boyd, Stanley Mitchell, Jack Coff-
man, James Irwin.
l1C lACdSouC w III tOAud q law IL
party Friday night, July 3Oth, in
the vacant lot of F. G. Turner,
corner School street and White
Horse Pike. This will be the big
event of the summer.
Lawn Party.
The following committees will
be incharge of the big lawn party
to be held by the members of the
Senior Epworth League Friday
night: Cake, Miss Ethel Ham
nell, Miss Lenetta Rider, Miss
Ruth Reed; candy, Miss Marion
Dilks, Miss Merlyn Thomas, Miss
Louise Hammell, Stanley Mitch
ell; ice cream, Jacob Reed, John
Boyd, and Miss Mae Hogan; soft
drinks, Edwin Gross; fish pond,
Miss Elizabeth Thomas, Miss
Laura Sutton, Miss Irene Mitch
ell; mystery house, Miss Mary
Miss Dorothy Allen.
Stanley Mitchell; decorations,
Misses Lenetta Rider, Maude Ri
der, Marion Dilks, Dorothy Allen,
Ruth Reed and Jacob Reed.
Miss Carrie Reed is chairman
Of general committee.
Prayer Meeting.
At the mid-week prayer meet
ing Wednesday night, Rev. C. X.
Dilks will conduct the fourth of
a series and will speak on Com
with God" A special mu-
steal program will be rendered,
featuring the mixed quartet, Car
roll Hoagland, tenor; Mrs. Emily
Hewitt, soprano; Mrs. Frances
alto, and James Boyce,