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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-29
LETTER 80 YEARS LATER
ChlId's Missive Hidden In Bottom of
Old Mail Box.

BIZ NEA Serrice
BALTIMORE, June BIN a let
ter recently received from her
daughter Mary, Mrs. Randolph
Winslow learned that Mary was
greatly enjoying her vacation, and
that she was a good girl" The
letter had been written thirty years
ago. Mary now has two children
of her own.
The letter was hidden In the bot
tom of the Winslow mail box, which
had served on the old front porch
for forty years.
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to every inhabitant, has the least
dense population.
IL. $40.
IL. 227.
LARGEST CLASS TO GET
DIPLOMAS AT DANVILLE
Central Normal College to Grad
uate IS Thursday.

BIZ Times Special
DANVILLE, Ind, June o.
Eighty-five graduates, the largest
class in the history of Central Nor
NAL College, will receive diplomas
Thursday night at the flfty-flrst an
nual commencement Of the class,
eighty-two will be given A. B. de-
grees.
In connection with the commence
ment a pageant, 1.-THE Coming of
Education to the American. Forest"
will be given on the east campus,
directed by Mrs. Russell Cook, wom-
ems athletic director. The COM
mencement speaker will be DR.. H.
M. Whistler of the State depart
ment of education, and former vice
president of the college.
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THE TNDTANAPOLN TIMES

elegantly appointed office was
charged by this gesture with
warmth and frank congeniality
From Judge Wharton's Office
Roger Brooks went TO that of Henry
Bolton, the district attorney of Ca
tawba county.
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JUNE 20, 1927 =
Cow Has Artificial Leg

SYDNEY, N. S. W., June ga
COW owned by Miss Anna Pcnrose
of this city has had an artificial leg
for the last SIX years. The animal
has been in perfect health and Is
one of the best mixers OF the herd
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CTO BE CONTINUED
The climax of the long struggle
between Pop Brooks and the I'M
scrupulous Walden crowd is ap-
preaching. Read the next INSTALL
ment.
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Centuries Of Slavery End

DELHI, India, June Slavery
has been abolished in the state of
Kalat, Baluchistan. a dependency
of India. where. it has been in force
since the 9Th century B. G..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-14
LIEUT. =. r. BIRMINGHAM

The body of First Lieut.. Henry 7.
Birmingham. Unites States Marine,
former WashinEtonian. who killed
himself Saturday at Mstnagua. MIC
aragua. while on duty with the
marine guard there, probably win
be- brought here for burial In Airing.
ton National Cemetery.
Lieutenant Birmingham, who was
% years old, arrived IN Managua
four days ago with other marine
officers abroad the Transport
Raleigh. A marine board Of inquiry
decided that he died IN the line OF
duty by his own hand while tenn
porarily deranged.
Lieutenant Birmingham was the
son OF Col. Henry n. Birming CHAM.
u, 8. A., retired, chief surgeon OF
the United States Soldiers Home
Hospital. The officer was unnar-
ried. He was born In Chicago and
lived here for number Of years,
prior to his appointment to the
Naval Academy from the District.
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Henry willis 81 years. ~. EIisabsths
Hospital.
George Nets. 50 years. U. 3 Soldiers
Home Hospital
Leila Hampton Carroll. Sc years. Gar
field Hospital
Norman r. O'Donnoghue. 20 years.
Georgetown University Hospital
George Washington King. IS years,
GA Fifty-fifth 81. ~. =.
sarah Kent Is years, Gaiiinger Hos
patal
Mary Kelly Matthews As years. 75s
Sixth st. g. =.
Mary Slater. ls years. GsOrgetown
University Hospital.
Alexander Butler. 50 years, St Eliza
beths Hospital.
Eleanora 4. Mason. 81 years. al 7
81 NJ W.
Sherman Ave. n. w.
Thomas z. Blake. 50 years Walter
Reed Hospital.
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Albert and Katherine Knechtel, boy
Ashley w and Edith ". Lyies girl
William q. and Ella D. Peterson. boy
Walter A. and Roee Woodhouse, girl
John and Zelda White. girl.
Gnadley and Mary Gross, boy,
Matthew and Mae MCMILLAN, boy.
Harold and Eienore New Jen, girl,
John and Aleen Day, girl.
Albert and Louisa Smith, boy.
Louie and EyRngeline Allen. boy.
William and Cary Brown, boy.
Stewart " and Marie Clark BOY.
Thomas and Alice Tractor, boy.
James 2. and Rose Roy, boy.
Walter and Elinor Riddles, bog,
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MRS. MARY E. r. TEMPLE
RIRrHS

Thomas g. and Ruth ". Muiloy, girl.
Charles D. and Priscilla Ward. girl.
Marcus T. and Ethel Chaconas, girl.
stephen and Julia billiard, boy.
Throvald ana Gladys johnson, girl.
Dewey L. and Louise Yarmette. boy.
William d. and Mary a. Wtnger. boy.
Paul M. and Francis Caugh1an, boy.
Joseph X. and Esteile Driesonstok.
boy.
James r and Ruth u. Ninmo. girl.
James %. and May u. Thompson boy.
William g. and Molly Young. girl
Kingsley a. ana Marion B. House.
hoV
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MARYIN I. HARpEsTY

Martin T. 1ardesty. II. door.
keeper Of the diplomatic gallery Of
the House OF Representatives. will
be buried tomorrow from his resi-.
dence, $40 B st. N. e.. where he
died last night. He had been In
good health until stricken suddenly
with heart disease.
A retired farmer in Union County.
Kentucky, Mr.. Hardesty came here
nine years ago to accent q position
AZ the CAPITOL. He was q member
az an old Kentucky family.
His wife. two DAUGHTERS. Annie
laurie and Kathryn Hardesty. ana
sister Mrs, Winfield Scott. OF
fYnion County, KY, survive.
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MARRIAGE- LICENsEs

George Hayes. 81. ana Lucy stepney,
20. The Rev. A. gayles.
Robert Henry Lee. ~. ana Sarah
Levin, 49, Of Baltimore, Nd, The rev.
d. H.s SVEN.
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DEATHG

Horatic 4 Buckley. n years. D. 3.
Soldiers Home Hospital.
University RI. N. w.
Lydia A. Wilson. II years. 1915 SIX.
teeHth SC. N. W.
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ngRs. LEILA HAMPTON CARROLL

Mrs. Leila Hampton Carroll. q,
vnanohar sof an old Georgetown
sauni,v who died Saturday II Gar
fiald Hospital, will be buried 10
osE F5ilI Cemetery tomorrow. The
Ray Charles T. Warner, Of st.
Adams Church, will otrciate a.
the services. - 80.
Mrs. CAROLS father, the iaIe
James II. WEIGH, owned the 1iour
min that formerly stood at thirty
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To prevent milk bottles left on.
door steps freezing is the purpose
of new insulating cover.
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Births, Marriages, and Obituaries

in Georgetown and resided in Glen
Echo for 20 years, being active In
the Red Cross there. In recent
years Mrs. Carroll made her home
at 1901 Sixteenth st. ". w. Two
sons, Walter H. and Wilbur s..
Carroll, survive. Mrs: Carroli's
husband, Walter G. Carroll, died
about two years ago.
MRS. MARY e. F. TEMPLE
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Ellen Faunee Temple, SO, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. solomon e. Faunce,
who died yesterday after q two
weeks illness. Of sleeping sickness,
viii be held here tonight.
One of the Oldest graduates Of
Central High School, Mrs. Temple
spent most Of her girlhood in this
city. She married Edwin G.. Tenn,
Pile, Of Chicago, in 1892. Besides
her parents, her husband, q daugh-
ter, Marjorie Faunce Temple, and
a sister. Mrs. Sarah Faunce Ferry,
Of Washington. survive her.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-14

Except those in England all
European railways are arranging
to adopt 24-hour time tables.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-14

Two airplane passenger lines viii
established connecting Madrid
with other Spanish cities.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-19
BEACH PARTY PLANNED

A beach party was planned by
members of the Vagabond club at
meeting held at the home of
Arthur Fudem, Mortified, Thurs
day night. The affair will be held
next Thursday night on the beach
at California avenue, Atlantic
City. Plans were also made for
the purchase of club pins.
Attending were: Miss Kay Bar
ton, Miss Gertrude MacIntyre, Miss
Dot Bluntenthal Miss Catherine
Gourlay, Miss Kay Woolbert, Miss
Evelyn Nixon, Miss Madge Fowler,
Miss Eleanor Higbee, Miss Lila
Woolbert, Miss Jean Gilbert, Miss
Marjorie Wertzberger, Bill Abbott,
Allen Stewart, Henry Shots, Joe
Vito, Laurence Sheen, Pat Bocello,
Foster Maxwell, Frank Ireland
Charles Keyser, David Brooman,
Russell Barr. Nathan Pincus and
AL. Broomall.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-19
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY

An enjoyable beach birthday par
ty was given 1t Wildwood, Friday,
in honor of Eleanor e. Waters
birthday. She is the only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. N ]. Waters, 50
Walnut avenue.
The family motored to Wildwood
and after enjoying all the amuse--
ments and games ON the Boardwalk,
donned their bathing suits and
frolicked on the beach and in the
surf.
A delicious basket lunch was en-
joyed on the sand. They arrived
home at II O'Clock and enjoyed a
birthday cake and ice cream. Many
lovely gifts were received.
Those in the party were: Mrs.
Mae Waters. Mrs. E. J. King, Miss
Eleanor E. Waters. George Bishop,
Nicholas j. Waters, Harry F. Wat
ers, Bertram A. Waters. Robert l..
Waters and Nicholas J. Waters,
Jr
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-19
CIRCLE HAS PARTY

Mrs. Charles Black was hostess
to members of her sewing circle at
her home on E. Edgewater avenue,
Thursday afternoon. After pleas
ant hour of sewing dinner was serv-
ed and husbands of several of the
ladies Joined the party for the eve
ming.
The group included: Mr.. and Mrs.
John SOoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Whitehead, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sooy, Mr. and Mrs. Al Hall, Mr..
and Mrs John Barnshaw, Mrs. Will
liam Leach, Miss Beatrice Hall,
Miss Ethel Giberson, Fred Braun,
Miss Clara Virginia Sooy Jack
Barnshaw and Charles Black.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-19
GUILD GIRLS PLAN

q Another of the popular Steeple-
chase pier parties was planned by
members of the World Wide Guild
Of the First Baptist church at a
meeting in the church parlor Tues
day night.
Late in the evening the girls re-
tired to the recreation hall where
refreshments were served by the
hostesses, Claribel Wells and Jean
Collins.
Those present We're: Lillian
Woolbert, Jean Collins, Naomi
Collins, Miriam Mosher, Margaret
Dix, Francis Thomas, Jessie Raglan,
Dorothy Thomas, Claribel Wells,
Elizabeth Thomas, Mrs. George
Adams and Anna Mae Leach.
Dean Probst and Bill Adkisson,
of the younger set, had dinner at
the Green Grill restaurant in
Atlantic City and were entertained
at birthday party given by Mrs.
Morton in honor of her daughter.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-19
Coming Events
Tonight.

PHI BETA TAU fraternity will
meet in Jr. o. U. A. M. hall at s
o'clock.
MRS. THOMAS HAMM will en-
terrain members of the Pollyanna
sewing circle at her home on Broad
street.
(. SUNSHINE SEWING CLUB
members will enjoy theatre party
on the Garden pier.
ALLEQUIPPA COUNCIL, No. Z.
T.. of p, will meet in Red Mems
hall at 8 P. M.
WIDOWS CLUB members will
meet at the home of Mrs. Alice
Herbert, Wellington ave., P. M.
Wednesday.
INKLERS' CLUB meets at the
home Of Mrs. Walter Whitman, E.
Washington avenue. 8 P. M.
ENERGETIC LODGE No. 107,
Shepherds of Bethlehem will meet
i'll Red LENS hall at s o'clock.
Ns Thursday.
ENTIRE NOUS CLUB of Mt.
Pleass' M. p. Church will hold a
beach party, meeting at the hall
at s o'clock.
ANNUAL COUNTY FARMERS
Picnic will be held all day at Mays
Landing.
COURT HAWTHORNE No. 1920.
Catholic Daughters of America, will
meet in Red Mems hall, 8 P. NJ.
KINEWAUGHA TRIBE No. A.
|. o. R. NJ. will meet in their hall
at 8 o'clock.
BIBLE CLASS of Salem Church
will hold an all day outing in At
lantic City.
VAGABOND CLUB members will
hold beach party ON the Califor-
mia avenue beach, Atlantic City.
PHILATHEA CLASS of Salem M.
F. Church will hold an outing on
the Virginia avenue beach, Atlantic
City.
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-.
CLEANERS CLASS TO
HAVE BEACH PARTY

A beach party was planned by
members of the Cleaners Glass of
Wesley NJ. E. church at business
meeting and social in the church
basement Tuesday night. 1t will be
held August 8 OH the Ventnor
beach. George Reed, Norman Reed,
Harold Long and Roy Somers were
appointed to make arrangements.
After the business session, in
charge of Mrs. Roy Somers, pres,
the hostesses who were Mrs.
Harry Helfrich Jr, Mrs. WOODBURY.
Hudson and Mrs. Stanley Parsels
served delicious refreshments.
During the social hour the mem
bers, under the supervision of the
hostess, engaged in an automobile
guessing contest and spelling
bee. Mrs George Reed and Stanley
Parsels received prizes for nam
ing the greatest number of auto
mobiles and Mrs. Harold Long won
the prize in the spelling contest.
Attending were: Rev. and Mrs.
Haley, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Par
sells, Wilbur Reed, Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Somers, Mrs. w. J. Hudson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Long, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Reed, and Mrs. Russell
Shaw, Mrs. H. w. Helfrich Jr., and
Mrs. Arthur Smith.
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ENTIRE NOUS CLUB TO
HAVE BEACH PARTY

A beach party was planned by
members of the Entire Nous club
of Mt. Pleasant M. P. church at a
meeting in the church hall Thurs
day night. Members desiring to go
will meet at o'clock at the hall
and will go to Brigantine beach,
where an evening of games and
"eats" on the sand will be enjoyed.
At the close of the business ses-
sion, in charge of Charles Falken-
burg, president, social hour was
in order and refreshments served.
The next meeting will be held in
the hall July %.
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cELEBATE VICTORIES

Mrs. Fannie O. Sheldon, Demo
cratic County Committee Woman.
and Wilbur Adams, Democratic
County Committeeman, were guests
of honor at dinner party at the
home of Mr. ana Mrs. Albert Carr,
Linwood, recently. The dinner
party was given as celebration OF
the victory of the candidates in the
election. The table was beauti-
fully decorated with cut flowers and
ferns. Those present were: Mrs.
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MISS M'elNLEY is HOSTESS

The Jolly Mainlanders club met
at the home of Miss Alice e. Me-
Ginley, Spmers Point, Wednesday
night. The prize was donated by
Edythe Hawkins and won by Rose
Fox. 1t was a shoulder flower.
Plans were made to have a beach
party in Ocean City next Wednes-
day night.
Those present were: Leila Wool
bert, Becky Brooks, Evelyn Lee,
Cathryn Camp, Edith Hawkins,
Maisie Somers, Casper Johnson,
Alice Booth and the hostess.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-19
ENJOY PIER PARTY

An outing on the Million Dollar
pier. proved very enjoyable recre-
alton for members of the Bible
class of Salem>M E. church Thurs
day. A box luncheon was a feature
of the day and the minstrel show
was also enjoyed by the members
of the party: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
d. Brown, Esther and Dorothy
Brown, Mrs. Cora Parker, Edith
Parker, Master Billy Horney, Mrs.
Frank Beckett and mother, Mrs.
French, of Mt. Ephriam pike, Mrs.
John NJ. Hilton, Mrs. II. 1ngersoll,
Mrs. John s. Walker.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-19
CHIEFS ARE INSTALLED
Red Men Have Meeting When
Officers Are Placed.

Red Men Have Meeting When
Officers Are Placed.
AT the regular meeting of Kline
waugha tribe No. As, |. o. r. M.
Thursday night, installation of the
chiefs by district deputy Adolph
Stuber, of Victoria tribe No. H.,
of Linwood, was in order. The
chiefs raised were: prophet,
Clarence Daugherty; sachem,
Edward Farley; senior sycamore,
Joseph Guth; junior sycamore,
Thomas f. Barnes.
The following officers were ap-
pointed by Saehem Edward Farley:
John Bleecher, guard of the for
est; Harvey Steelman, guard of the
wigwam; Joseph C Conoyer, first
snnap; Charles r. levin, second
snnap; John b. Adams, first war
rior; Burr McAnney, second war
rior; N. ID. Martin, third warrior;
Clarence Davis, fourth warrior;
William y. Scott, first brave, Mer-
rift Tatem, second brave; Howard
Handle, third brave; and Herbert
Thomas, fourth brave.
Several addresses were given by
the great chiefs and visiting
after which refreshments
were served by The committee:
Joseph C. Conoyer, Clarence Davis
and John r. Adams.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-19
MRS. FRENCH ENTERTAINs

Mrs. Percy French entertained a
few friends at her home on North
Second street Saturday night sin
honor of her birthday. She re-
ceived many pretty gifts. Cards
were the pastime of the evening
and at a late hour refreshments
were served.
The invited guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Woodruff ID. Dare, Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mcllhenney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Austin, Mrs. Elizabeth
Chase, Edward Walker, of Camden,
and Percy French.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-19
MISS PARSONS PUPILS
GIVES FINE RECITAL
Delightful Program Is Presented

Delightful Program Is Presented
at Her Ryon Avenue Home
Pupils of Miss Marion Parsons
gave an interesting piano recital at
her home on Ryon avenue Friday
night. The program Included.
'sDance ON the Green" played by
Donald Haverstick; (a) Cap
riceio," Harris; % wind at
PLAY Harris; (c) eFireflies,'
Harris; played by Elizabeth Albert
son; Hammock Lullaby Krog-
man, played by June Hepburn;
.sBy Messy Bank" and Minute in
c., Beethoven, played by Catherine
Robertson; "Twinkling Stars
Krogman, played by Mildred Con
over.
(a) "Ventian Love Song
Nevins; (b) Dance Caprice
Grieg, played by Vashti Pagan; ION
the Wing"-W achs, played by
Eugene Wescott; ITO a Wild Rose
-MacWowell, played by Ruth Hill
lard; Sonatina "-Kuhlow, played
by James Kirkpatrick 3rd.; vase
Cbromatique"-Go played by
Kathryn Whitman sunny SPAN"
played by James kirkpatrick 5rd.;
(a) "Scenes form Imaginary" Oh
"Caprice Viennoise" played by Mar
earet Yard; Spring "-Grieg, and
"Valse Buliatln'- Copin, played by
Mildred Hilliard.
Those enjoying the recital We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Hilliard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Obert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Hansen, Mrs. William G.
Prenle, Mrs. Leeds, Mrs. Ina Stad-
Ter, Mrs. Gertrude Kitchens, Mrs.
Edward Kopp, Mrs. Park Haver-
stick, Mrs. r. Warren Albertson,
Mrs, Robert Robertson Mrs.
James Kirkpatrick, Jr., Mrs. Lem
uel Conover, Mrs. James Kirk
patrick ST., Miss Claire Cole, Miss
Evelyn Parsons, and Miss Gladys
Swanson, Miss Cecil Steiner, Miss
Carrie Mccoy and G. Bolton Par
sons.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-19
MISS GLENDENNlNG BACK.

Miss Ruth Glendenning, who
under went an operation for appen-
dicitus in Sayre, Pa, a few weeks
ago, returned to her home oh New
road Saturday morning. She was
accompanied by Miss Laura Carpen-
ter, who will remain until Stephen
Der. Miss Carpenter will visit Mrs.
Ferdinand Stadler in Atlantic City
next week.
A beach party was enjoyed Sun
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-19
SORORITY HAS MEETING

Members of the Epsilon Chapter
of Beta Sigma sorority met at the
home OF Jeanne Joslin, Ocean City,
Monday night, when Martha Col
Inns, Rose Arde and Evelyn
Snyder were extended bids.
The next meeting will be a COM
bined session of the Epsilon and
Lambda chapters at the home of
Betty Toner, Poplar avenue, Lin
wood.
Present at the meeting We're !:
Jeanne Joslin, Dot Boice, Kay
Arnold, Eleanor Arnold, Marge
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-19
RETURN FROM INDIANA

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sanderson
and children, Paul Jr., Robert and
David who formerly resided at ll3
Chestnut street, have just returned
from Lafayette, Indiana, where MI.
Sanders underwent an operation
at the hands of his uncle, DR..
Tompkins. They are now residing
on w. Leeds avenue and Mr..
Sanderson, who holds a responsible
po1itioh with the Atlantic City
Gas company, has returned to that
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-19
TENDER Mr.. coRRlGAN
SURPRISE PARTY
Affair Given in Honor of His Natal
Anniversary Enjoyed.

SAfbstSNt SNt -'.JcJ
Mrs. Robert Corrigan rendered
her husband a surprise party at
their home on E. Edgewater ave-
nue., Saturday night. The affair
was in celebration of Mr.. Corri-
CAMS natal day anniversary. He
received many nice gifts. Card
playing was enjoyed with prizes
for score in the pinochle games be-
ing awarded to Mrs. Malflon Geiger.
Jules HolZef and Charles LutZ. Al
the conclusion of the game of 500
q prize was awarded to Miss Lena
Robinson.
At a late hour the guests enjoyed
a birthday luncheon at the table
prettily decorated in pink and
white. Favors at each place and
ice cream i. watermelon effect adj
ded IA color note to the table dec
orations, which boosted q large
lighted birthday cake as the center
piece.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Keeper, Mr.. and Mrs Jules
HolZer Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LutG,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert MacI.ean, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Dawson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mahlon Geiger, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Blake, Miss Clara Brahler, Miss
Margaret Smith. Miss Lena Robin
son, George Holding, Harry Weer,
George Stevens, Mrs. Margaret
Wendroth.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-19
LEAGUE HAS BEACH PARTY
Outing On Strand at Ocean City
Is Enjoyed.

outing on Strand at Ocean City
Is Enjoyed.
A party on the Ocean City beach
was a delightful recreation for
! members of the Epworth League
society of the Bethany M. f.
church Friday night. Games, bath
ing in the surf, and "doggie"
~roast were pastimes of the even
ing.
Those enjoying the occasion
were: Mr.. and Mrs Walton Click,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hewitt, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Groome, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Carman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Stevens, Rev. and Mrs. L.
r. Champion, Mr.. and Mrs. Benz
amin Click, Mrs. C. f. Ham, Mrs.
Alfred Fish, Mrs. Cornelious Blom
Mrs. Tudor, Mrs. Anna ShelhOrn
Mrs. Mary Carmen, Miss Dorothy
Hewitt, Miss Johanna Blom, Miss
Helen Hewitt, Miss Florence and
Lola Groome, Miss Elizabeth
Hellam, Miss Beatrice otter. Miss
Elsie Lloyd, Miss Matte Fleming
Betty and Evelyn Carman, Miss
Ruth Fleming, Edward Champion
Albert and Billie Groome, Stanley
Saracinsky. Harry Blom, John
Policy James Price, Joseph Elem
ing. Halyer and Raymond Click
Harry Vallaster and Jimmie Shell
horn.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-19

Fannie Sheldon, Wilbur Adams,
Mrs. Minnie Steelman. Mrs. Mae
Rudolph, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Jo-
seph Sheldon and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carr.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-19

day at the Virginia Avenue Beach
by Mrs. G. w Mack and her house
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Read and children, Edward Jr. and
Betty Read, of Millyille, and Elaine,