The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-08-24
DOLQUfS ELM.
Wedding of WelI-known Apsecon
CoupIe,

Couple.
The Rev. C. X. Dilks united IN
marriage Saturday afternoon, at
the NJ. E. parsonage, Miss Helen
Helm and John Dolquist, both OF
Absecon Highlands. Miss Mary
Doluuist was maid of honor and
Sigmund Bruckler best man. Mrs.
Tohn Helm and Mrs. Augustus
Dolquist, mothers of the bride and
groom respectively, were also
present.
Following the ceremony we'd
ding breakfast was enjoyed by
many relatives and friends. The
couple left Saturday afternoon for
a motor trip to New York City.
On their return they will make
their home at Mr.. Dolquist's home
until-their new bungalow is COM
Melted. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Dol
ouist are we'll known and have
host of friends.
An All Day Picnic.
The Home Department OF the
Presbyterian church enjoyed an
all day picnic at the home OF Mrs
Charles Irelan, Mortified, Thurs
day. This is an annual affair.
Those attending: Mrs. Elmer
Griffith, Mrs. Charles Kunkely.
Mrs. Thomas Draper, Mrs. Jennie
Freas, Mrs. Odenath, Mrs. Chas.
Atkinson, Mrs Allen Townsend,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Townsend. Mrs. Wall
ace Rogers, Mrs. Earl Fairbroth-
ers. Mrs. Irelan, Miss June Town
send, Masters David Fairbrothers,
Charles Kunkely, and Elmer Crit
fifth.
Johnson-Conover.
Wedding bells rang today in Alb
secon, when Miss Clara A. Como
yer and Lewis Johnston were uni
oseplated -bn- t.a-street, ~'ssly.ssA $50 ~
took place at the Brides home on
New York road.
Or. r. A. Elwood Will Speak.
DR.. R. A. Elwood, pastor OF the
boardwalk church, will speak at
the mid-prayer service of the Alb
secon NJ. E. Church, held Wednes-
day night at 7.45. The mixed
quartet comprised of Mrs. r. L.
Babcock. Mrs. John Bewley, Wal
ter w. Burns and John Bewley,
will render special music.
viii Preach Sunday.
Rev. ]. X. Cottingham, OF Mar
gate, will fill the pulpit of the
.Absecon Presbyterian church next
Sunday. Rev. j. Arnold will re-
turn to Virginia. He was acting
pastor the past two weeks. Rev.
Morton, pastor of the church, will
return Sept. 5th from his vaca-
ton.
The Golden Rule.
The little Golden Rule Sunday
School class enjoyed days out
ing in Atlantic City. Lunch on
the beach. The afternoon was
spent on the Steeplechase pier.
Those attending were Mrs. Carter.
teacher of the class; Misses Ruth
Carter, Wilhelmina Hornbostel,
Dorothy Grabfelder, Elizabeth
Soper, Estelle Boice, Dorothy
Blair, Hermenia Brangenburg.
Bobby Carter. Jack Carter and
Theodore Carter.
Attend County Meeting.
The following members of the
Absecon Volunteer Fire Company
attended the meeting of the At
lantic County Firemen's Associa-
ton, held at Northfield. Those
attending: Chief c. NJ, Kesler,
Earl Fairbrothers, Edward Pen
uington, Ira Giberson. John Black
man and Lewis Bowker,
Fined as Result Of Crash.
George Walton, N. New Hav-
en- Ave, Ventnor, was fined $15
and costs by Magistrate Craven.
Saturday. Walton's car collided
with a car driven by Arnold Mari,
of Linden. on Absecon boulevard.
Saturday night, in the rain. Both
cars were damaged.
For Reuben Babcock.
Reuben Babcock, ILL.,, was hon
ored Thursday night with num-
Der of friends helping him to eel
citrate his fourteenth birthday.
The evening was spent in games.
Jollymakers wished their host ma
ny more happy birthdays. Those
present were: Miss Ruth Roger,
Miss Marjorie Siminson, Miss Flo
renee Bowker. Miss Marion Dilks,
Miss Media Fox, Miss Elizabeth
Hoagland; Messrs. George Eckels,
Fred Thompson, Harry Brangen-
burg, John Bewley, Theodore Fox,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Babcock and
Miss Virginia Babcock
Fishing Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McAnney
entertained on Wednesday a fish
ing party on their yacht Kathryn.
The party sailed up the Mullica
River, lunch was enjoyed at Low
err Bank. Those enjoying the day
were: Miss Anna Kathryn Mean
nay. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mean