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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-27
A DOHANYOS UJABB JELEN.
TESEI

E heten ismft meglatogattam
egy csom6 csaladot, akik sziyesen
fogadtak. Kocska Janos ismer6-
s0mt6l Marketen vcttem at a
ket dohanylevelet. K0sz6net. vi
da Imre hazahoz is ellatogattlm
Gs 3 is ket dohanylevelet adott 1t
nckem, melyet nyugtazam. Innen
elmenve Lipkovics Mihalyt lato-
gattam meg, 3 i, szivesen adta at
dohanyleveleket, aztan a szom
szedba mentem Teglas uramekhoz
es 3 is ugyan AIT tette. - Ko
sz0net erte.
Hriczu Janos otthonat is felke-
restem, q azonban nem leven ott-
hon, de a kedves felesege mind
jart hozta dohanylevelket es a
mig nyugtat megirtam, Mrs. Hri-
czu elbeszelte hazai ntazasat, nit
tapasztalt Magyarorszagon.
Innen 10th Andras otthonaba
mentem, odahaza leven, azonnal
hozta dohanyleyeleket, de meg
jegyezte, hogy bizony 3 nala ma
gyon sovanyan terem a dohany,
de tuda, hogy Hirlapot nem le-
het ingyen kiildeni. A szomszed-
ban meg Tomchak Gy0rgy lakik,
tehat 6t is meglatogattam, Macy
.csaladja van, 7 gycrmek, de mind
regi el3fizetS azonnal hozta q
dohAnyleveleket, koszonet 6rte.
TovAbb folytattam ptamat 6s-
kopogtattam LAlteran JAnos ha-
zAba, ahol nagyon sziyesn fogad-
tax as kedves feles6ge egy do
h4nylevelet adott st nekem. Csak
azsrt adott egyet, hogy nin6l ha
marlbb MIRA llthason.
Nagy Jmre uram magAaycs en-.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-10-27
szENT 1srvAN EaYLET.

Beteg tagjainak nevsora ko-
vetkazo:
B. 10th Lajos, 1924 Manhattan
Ave, Fajerovics Andrasne, Au-
stintown, Ohio, ozv. Kiss Belane,
1920 Shelby st.
Betegseg az elnoknel jelenten-
d3. Cine: 211 Edward ST, telefon
szama 78749.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
CLUB
CHURCH
NEWS
MANY ATTEND M. {.
WATCH SERVICE
Congregation Sees Old Year
Out-New Year In, Fri
day Night

The watch night service held IN
The Absecon NJ. e. church, Friday
night was well attended. The first
hour was spent socially, the second
hour was refreshments were served,
and the third hour was spent in de-
yotional exercises.
Those attending We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Swigert, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Hoagland, Peggy Dilks, Mrs. Irving
Rider, Mrs. Gussie Lee, Mrs. Alice
abbott, Mrs. Effie Smith, Mrs.
Laura Shovel, Mrs. Annie Rob
inson, Miss Louise G1aper, Miss
Fstella Boice, Miss Isobel Boice,
Miss Maude Rider, Mrs Sallie Gar
ton, Miss Marion Dilks, Miss Mar
ion Hoagland, Miss Helen Hoag-
land, Miss Ruth Roger. Miss Meta
Fox, Miss Christine Brown, Mrs.
Woolbert, Mrs. Alonzo Leeds, Mrs.
T.. M. Tilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Tilton, Miss Ruth Reed, Miss
Luetta Rider, Miss Bewley, Theo-
dore Fox, Joseph Smith, Harlan
Boice, and Rev. G. K. Dilks.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
Start Dedication Services
In New Baptist Church
Rev. j. L. Thornton Pastor, Arranges Interesting Program
For Week Starting Observation-Disclosures
Pastors Will Attend

Dedicational services start to-
night in the Mt. Pleasant Baptist
church. Fernwood and Columbia
avenue, which has been rebuilt. An
interesting program has been ar
ranged through the efforts of Rev.
j. l. Thornton, pastor, and a com
mittee. Pastors of many Mainland
and Atlantic City churches will
participate.
The church was founded in 1906,
and its colored congregation
started to rebuild in 1926. 1t is now
one of the most beautiful churches
the colored folks in North Smiths
Landing have in which they can
worship.
THE officials have planned to
make the dedieatorial services
pleasant for everyone" Rev
Thornton declares. "The church
has been erected out of a real nee
essity. and at a great sacrifice"
The program follows;
Jan. A. Mt. Zion Baptist Night
Rev. r. II. Davis, pastor.
Jan. ST. Paul Night Rev. r.
l.. Van Buren,, pastor.
Jan. 6 Asbury M &c. church
night-Rey. &C. II. Champion, pas.
tor.
Jan. 7 First Baptist church
night Red G. Woodyine Bail,
pastor
Jan. 10-Presbyterlan church
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
PERSONALS

Edwin Taschner is improving
after being very i'll for some time
past.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ConOver
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Norris Conover recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Giberson
have closed their home and will
spend the winter months with Mr..
and Mrs. James Sooy, of Ventnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Miller en-
tertained Christmas Day, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew SAIL, Of Port Repub-
lie.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ConoYer ST.,
had as their recent guests: Mr.
and Mrs. BENJAMIN. Conover, Albert
Strickland, Pearl Conover, Albert
Conoyer, and Francis Conover. of
3rooklawn; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Young, of Atlantic City; Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Conover, Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Conover. Mrs Alice
Smith, Norma Smith and Merle
Conoyer.
Mrs. l.. /. Yates is visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. B. Heucks, of Moor,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Spokesman
entertained at a Christmas party
recently. Among those enjoying the
evenings pleasure were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Chase, Lorraine and
Evelyn Chase. Mr.. and Mrs. John
D. Dolber, Ellen and John Dolber.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grunow
and children Henry, Sophia. and
Francis. Of Atlantic City.
Mrs. Howard Suover is confined
to her home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. McMuliin and
Master Bobby McMullin are plan
ming to leave on an extended trip
to the Orient early in January.
Miss Elizabeth Conover is spend
Ing some time with Miss Lota
Cho1ey, of Trenton.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
MISS 5ABcock HOSTESS
AT SUPPER-DANcE
Entertains Friends at Absecon'
Home Thursday Night-Prizes
Awarded.

Miss Virginia Babcock entertain
ed a number of her friends at a
supper dance Thursday night.
Those enjoying the evenings
pleasure were: Miss Deborah
Lysinger, of Norristown, Pa; Miss
Betty Blair, of ElWood; Miss
Frances Vollmer. Miss Dorothy Al
corn, Miss Virginia Zimmerman and
Miss Christine Myers, of Atlantic
City; Miss Marjorie Crist, of Pleas
antville; Miss Charlotte Hammell,
Philip Leigh, Bud Youngman, Allan
Brown Endicott, Kendall Read.
Randolph Ridgley. Jack Myres,
Atlantic City; Eaton Goldthwaite,
of Pleasantyille; Bertram HAM
nell, Louis Off, Reuben Babcock,
and the hostess Miss Babcock.
Lucky fayors were won by Miss
Marjory Crist and Eaton Goldth-
waite, and Miss Christine Myers
ana Randolph Ridgeley.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
ADEQUATE POLICE AND
FIRE PROTECTION
URGED BY JACKSON
Concluded from Fage -

accomplished without undue bur
den upon the taxpayers.
Adequate police and fire protec-
ton to meet the needs of the City
is one Of the foremost subjects for
your consideration. Only recently,
the Kiwanis Club. composed of ma
ny of the leading business men of
the city. as well as its largest tax
payers, through committee, sought
additional police protection. This
is matter that should be given
your closest consideration, in order
that onr citizens may be properly
protected against crime. Fire pro
lection | feel to be matter of
equal Importance.
| have on numerous occasions
commended publicly the program Of
Council on the erection of ornamen-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04

and Mrs. William Sinnino, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Roberts, Mrs. Hans
Letsch, William B. Etris, Robert
White and Ernest Wyld, attended
the Ladies' Night when Atlantic
City Civilian club entertained We'd
nesday night at Royal Palace
Hotel. ThexAbsecon Civilian orches-
ira furnished music.
Theodore Odenath, Jr., is spend
ing few days in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ardery and
daughter, returned home after
pending some time in Philadelphia.
Edward Budd, of Wyoming ave-
nue., is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carton enter
tanned Tuesday night for dinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pierce, Mrs.
Ernest Burch and Miss Media
Burch.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
DOUGHTY ADVOCATES
IMPROVEMENT

(Continued from Page ID
$2l00; superintendent OF the 1
nile detention Nome, $2100; sel
intendent of the almshouse, $32
matron, $500; superintendentA
the Asylum. $1,000; matron, "a
auditor, $4,000; superintendent1
bridges, $4,000; deputy surroK|
$4,000; special deputy surrog'
$2100, chief probate clerk, SIS
recording clerk, $3.50; custod
of public buildings. $l45 per mon
general road foreman, $210O; n
phone operator in county blild11
$1,000; bookkeeper and clerk
county treasurer's office, 81
with IAN additional allowance
other clerk hire of $4,000. "A
Deputy county clerk, 1926
month; chief clerk in cor
clerks office, 1925; assistant n
clerks, 500 to 5000; custodia1
records, $3.50; naturalization a
5000; assistant, $3.50; bookkeen
.$1O5 to $135; stenographers. 81
cancellation clerks, $95 to n
chief index clerk. $120; il
clerks, $95 TO $40; chief COMPS
S120: comparers, SIS to 800; \
recorder, s120; recorders, $7a
$500; abstract clerk, sos; janitf
$500.
Two undersheriffs, 1915 moi
two special deputies, 1915; twoi
cial deputies and clerks, 81
chief clerk, $1S5; bookkeeper. 81
stenographer. s155; chief Jail
den. SITE; assistant warden. 81
-four turkeys, $3.50; matron,
cook, 500.
DR.. Lewis r, Souder was RED
ted county physician; Harry y
bridge foreman; r. Ireland. gen
road foreman; William Bosses
superintendent OF the juvenile|
tention home; DIR. David AllIi
to the County Tubercular board
five years; George Fl. Berke, nd
Der Of sinking fund commissl
Rev. Thomas M. Simanton. m
Der Of the county library com
sion for five years.
The amount TO be raised by
alton was increased from ST.!
95fS9, as Of 1926, to s2,llTO9
for 1927.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
TENNIS CLUB HAS
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Many Enjoy Affair at Robinson
Home-Give Gifts.


Home-Give Gifts.
The Annual Christmas party of
the Absecon Tennis club was held
Tuesday night at the home of the
Misses Flora and Lena Robinson.
The house was decorated in red and
green crepe paper and holly. AS
the usual costum, little gifts were
exchanged which added to the
evenings enjoyment.
The committees, composed of
Miss Ethel Giberson, Misc Ella
Shovel, Mrs. Ada see--. Mrs. Mary
Miller, and Miss Adelma Miller ar
ranged the games.
Those attending We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Sooy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard ireland, Mr. and Mrs.
George Richmond, Mrs. Harry Mil
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas French,
Misses Ethel Giberson, Ella Show
ell, Hazel Churchill, Jane Town
sendA Flora Robinson. Lena Robin
son Marie Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Townsend, Mrs. Madeline
Newell, Miss -Adelma Miller, Harry
Weer, Mr.. Duffield. Willetts
French, and William Etris.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
HARRY. H. MATTsoN. ST., Mayor of Absecon

should be observed so that our cit
liens shall not be unduly burdened
with taxes. l am sure this problem
will be met by you in the most
careful manner.
One of the most pressing needs
of the. city at this time is a city
hail, where municipal business can
be concentrated and records kept
safely Preliminary arrangements
for the construction of such a build
ing will take considerable time,
even though we may not be in a
financial position to begin its cree
ton at once. ! most earnestly rec
ommend that Immediate steps be
taken to secure a suitable location,
plans and estimates, and efforts
made to begin work on the hall at
the earliest possible moment.
In conclusion, / want to thank
all our city officials and members
Of Council. individually and as a
body for the earnest work in be-
half Of the city during the past
year, and to extend to them and to
our citizens my best wishes for an
equally prosperous and happy New
Year.
Respectfully,
HARRY MATTSON, SIR.
Mayor.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
Absecon
Builds
Steadily
FIRE AUXILIARY
ENJOYS PARTY
Held at Home of Mrs. Frank
Cook - Officers Are
Elected

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Abb
secOn Volunteer Fire company held
Il Christmas party at the home of
Mrs. Frank Cook recently.
During a brief business meeting
the nomination and election of
officers took place. Mrs. May
M. Townsend was in the chair.
Officers elected were: president,
Mrs. Essie Giberson; vice-presE-
dent, Mrs. Edna Conover; secre-
tary, Mrs. George Cook; financial
secretary, Mrs. Gussei Lee; treas
urer, Mrs. Lena Freas; chaplin,
Mrs. Mary Fairbrothers; press
reporter, Mrs. Viola Shovel.
After the business session the
Gussie Lee, the retiring president,
reading, Christmas Shopping"
Mrs 'Essie Smith; recitation, Mrs.
John Blackman; song, Silent
Night";' duet, Christmas Carols"
Mrs. Lena Freas and Mrs. May M.
Townsend; recitation, Lost
Babies" Mrs. Mary Fairbrothers;
sketch, Mrs. George Cook; Mrs.
BoWker and Mrs. Florence Cook.
The Auxiliary presented Mrs.
Gussie Lee, he retiring president,
with beautiful bed lamp.
The attendance prize was given
by Mrs. Jennie Ereas and won by
Mrs. Frank Cook. After little gifts
We're exchanged among the mem
bers, a social hour was enjoyed by:
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fairbrohters,
Mrs. l. J. Rider, Mrs. Mildred
Smith, Mrs. M. M. Townsend, Mrs.
Gussie Lee. Mrs. Jennie Freas, Mr..
and Mrs. John Blackman, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Bowker, Mrs. Charity
Bowker, Mrs. Edna Conover, Mr..
and Mrs. C. NJ. Kesler, Mrs. Lee
land Shovel, Mrs. Scholes, Mrs.
George Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Freas, Mrs. Ira Giberson, Mrs.
Annie Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Freas, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cook
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
ABSECON NEWS NOTES
GRANGE ENJOYS PARTY
Members of Highland Grange Hold
Annual Event

MCUDCIS VI ilISH'oiN NJ obSS ''NiN
Annual Event
A very enjoyable time was held
recently at the Grange hall when
members of the Absecon Highland
Grange held their annuai Christ
mas party. The affair vas attend
ed by nearly all the members and
their children.
The following program was rend-
cred by members of the grange as
follows:
Singing-"America", by all.
A play entitled, Come Any
Time" with the following cast:
Gladys GordOn-Thresa Horn
hostile.
Maisie Merrill--Ellen Engstrom.
Stella West = Marie Simonson.
Daisie Dean-Elizabeth Bruckler.
Aunt Marcia-Josephine Lupton.
Aunt Agnes-Florence Engstrom.
Mrs. Payne-Sadie Lupton.
A play entitled Look Pleasant,
Please"
Photographer-Carl Engstrom.
Billie Rah Rah-Jacob Bruckler.
Mrs. Learnard-Mry Stainer.
Mrs. Pickett-Florence Engstrom
Lorena Ellen Engstrom:
Mrs. Pettit-Elizabeth Bruckler.
Posie-Eva Bruckler.
Miss Marjory Simonson.
A Christmas Cantata- Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Burns, Walter
Burns. Julia Cosgrove, Lucy Me
Alees, Anna Gross.
The singing OF Christmas carols
under the direction of Miss Anna
Stier was much enjoyed as were the
solos rendered by Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Hoagland, accompanied by
Walter Burns, of the Abseosn M. E.
choir. At the conclusion of the pro
gram, Santa Claus presented the
children with stockings filled with
all sorts of good things. A luncheon
was served to all.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04

night-Rev. It. NJ. Simanton, pas
tor.
Jan. Salem NJ e. church
night-Rev. S. Monroe Van SAINT,
pastor.
Norseen MillershipS Of Oldbury.
Eng, broke all records by pass
ing the examination at Trinity
College Of Music at l2 years of
age.
Artificial sausage castings. made
Of 4 cellulose product from cotton
seed fibres, resembling artificial
silk, but fit to be eaten. have been
invented by two American scien-
lists.
Modern gunner keep sober.
hence are able to shoot straighter.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
PERSONALS

The Mite Society Of Presbyterian
church will meet tonight (Tuesday)
at Ms. Marten Speakermans, on
Mechanic street
The choir of the Presbyterian
church will rehearse Thursday
night for the oratorio "The Great
Light" James Boyce is music
director.
Mrs. Cassie Conover, Catherine
Walk, Mrs. Stella Townsend, Mrs.
Lillian Penningtomand Miss Mabel
Pennington visited the Atlantic
County home for the aged last
week.
The Absecon Probation Guard,
with Miss Mabel Pennington in
charge visited the North American
Home in Ventnor and gave the at
lending children candy and dolls.
Attending were: Grace Lovett,
Laura Bewly, Margaret Carmen,
Ida Fenton, Peggy Dilks and Miss
Mabel Pennington.
Miss Marion Carter has return
cd after spending the vacation at
her home in Long Meadow, Mass.
Miss Alice McIntire has re-
turned home 10 Wilmington. She
was the guest of the Maddens, of
Natlie Terrace.
Miss Estella Joseph, Miss
Reyessa Cramer. Miss Dorothy
Young, Miss Mary Cramer, Char
lotte Brown, Naomi Brown, Miss
Mary Lambert, Miss Betty Sauter,
Mrs. Maize Tomlin were guests of
Mrs. Leona Boyer. Thursday even
ing when they enjoyed cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Carolus en-
tertained friends from Ventnor on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Earl of Earl
View Terrace have left to spend
the winter in the South. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. II. Downes will occupy
their house during their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boice, of
Faunce Landing road, entertained
Miss M. X. Sooy, of Asbury Park,
and Miss Ada r. Seilger of Tren.
ton
James Boyce attended the annual
convention of the McCloskey var
nish company in Philadelphia,
Thursday.
The following girls attended the
meeting of the Queen Esther Circle
held at Mrs. A. L. HammeIl, We'd
nesday night: Misses Esther Boce,
May Hogan, Dorothy Allen, Shar.
lotte Hammell. Helen Hoagland,
Ada De Haven. Marion Hoagland,
Lizetta Taylor. Frances Smith.
Anna Mccarthy. Catherine Nc.
Carthy, Ethel Hammel! and Mrs.
Ambrose Hanmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Conover
have returned home after spend
ing some time with their son nd
his family in Barnegta, N. j.
Miss Alice McIntire, of Whining
ton, Del, is the guest of the Mad
den family of Natlie Terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ]. Kurtz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Price, Mr..
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
PLANS NIGHT SESSION
Principal n. Ashton Marsh, Abb
secon, Will Entertain Parents

The Absecon Public school re-
opened yesterday H. Ashton Marsh,
principal, has organized department
tai work for grades five. six, seven
and eight.
Duding the early part of January
Mr., Marsh contemplates holding a
night session that parents and
friends may see for themselves
The work done in the grades. He has
won many friends during his stay
.-ere.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
ART CLUB MEETS
Mrs. May M. Townsend Hostess to
Abescon Women at Home

The Absecon Art club met last
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. May M Townsend, Shore
road. Those attending we're: Mrs.
A. l.. Hammell, Mrs. r. L. Babcock,
Miss Mae Cordery, Mrs. Emma
Johnson, Miss Hnnah Madden, Miss
Alice McIntire, OF Wilmington, Dell;
Mrs. John McMullin, Mrs. Bertha
Doughty, Mrs. K. A. Elwood, Mrs.
Armenia Townsend, Miss June
Townsend, and the hostess.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04

tai lighting standards on the prin-
cipal thoroughfares of the city. |
hope there will be no diminishing
Of efforts along this line, and |
would especially suggest that the
standards be started ON West Wash
ington avenue during the present
year.
Council should thoroughly coop
crate with. the Board of Education
in the matter Of providing suitable
housing facilities to meet the grow
ing demands of our educational
system. The Board OF Education
have been informed, feels the
need of new and modern High
School building, and as soon as the
finances OF the city viii permit, |
hope Council will get together with
the educational body and provide
the necessary means to bring this
energetic program to conclusion.
Our city is far behind in the mat
ter of properly numbering the
houses and providing the necessary
street signs. This should be given
immediate attention, and suitable
ornamental street signs erected at
street intersections, and the hous-
es numbered in accordance with
the ordinance now on the statute
books of the city.
| Necessary extensions to the sew
erage system of the city should be
made at the earliest possible mo-
ment. We should encourage the
development of new streets by az
fording all public improvements to
sections that show tendency to
build.
| These~are bat few of the i'm
proyements that ! am sure will re
Iceive your consideration, but to my
mind they are Of major Importance
With the assessable basis of tho
city growing annually, we should
soon be in a position to start the
preliminaries In our program oil
city betterment. There is much to
be done, but with a set determine
ton to give our utmost to the
cause OF. civic Improvement, | feel
that the year 1927 will produce
beneficial results TO the inhabitants
Of our city.
In conclusion, ! d, ire that tho
Councilmen feel free 10 consult me
on any public matter at any time
and If can be Of any service tc
them, | want to assure you that II
will be a pleasure TO me to coop
crate in any matter that has for its
purpose the betterment Of the City
generally.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
GIVES sRIDeF-zLUNcHEoN
Mrs. Waiter Roberts Entertains in
Honor of Mrs. John McMuIlin


Mrs. Walter Roberts rendered
Mrs. John McMullin bridge
luncheon, Thursday. She was also
the recipient of many beautiful
gifts from a miscellaneous shower
held at the same time.
Mrs. Roberts guests were: Mrs.
John McMullin, Mrs. R. c. Bah
cock, Mrs. Charles Adams, Mrs
Charles Dietrich, Mrs. John Bew
ley, Mrs. F. r. Doughty, Mrs
Samuel Ireland, Mrs. r. Bowley
Mrs. Willim Fort. Mrs. Henry
Lewis, Mrs. Dorsey lie Compile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullin and son
Bobbie, are leaving this week on a
Mediterranean tour.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
NEED OF CITY HALL
AT ABSECON POINTED
OUT BY MAYOR MATTSON

Concluded from Page One)
State and County activities. This
situation must be met with courage
and sufficient sums appropriated
for all the actual needs, but, at the
same time, the utmost economy
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
MISS RIDER HOSTESS

Miss Luetta Rider entertained a
few of her friends at a dinner
party Thursday. Her guests includ-
ed Miss Frances Seaddle, Miss
Ruth Reed, Miss Evangcline Tilton.
Miss Helen Reed. Miss Elsie Amole,
Miss Maude Rider. Miss Lydella
Rider.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-04
CHOIR WILL SING
Salem M. &. Church Group to Give
Selections at Prayer Service.

AT the Mid-week pdayer service
DR.. /. Charles Fitzgeorge will give
the message. The choir of the
Salem M. E. church will render as
special numbers, "The Lost
Chord, by Arthur Sullivan; my
Task" by A. e. Ashford; Their
is a Beautiful Land on High" by
Mrs. A. Fl. Taylor. Herman l..
Madden, of Absecon, will be at the
organ. After the service Mr.. Fitz-
george, district superintendent will
conduct last quarterly conference.