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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-08-19
building WHITE
HORSE VILLAGE
Ground Broken For Nine New
Homes - Renewed
Interest

The past two years have seen
a renewal of building activity in
White Horse Village, ground having
been broken for the erection OF
nine new houses within that time,
according to an announcement
made last week by the j. j. Cassidy
organization, owners and develop
ers of the tract.
The mgersoll Construction COM
many. of LinwHod, is building two
houses, one of the two-story type
at Alameda and Church streets,
and a bungalow on Huron avenue.
Warren Marshall Pleasantville,
builder, has started two dwellings,,
one of which has already been sold
to George Zelgart.
Two two-story houses are being
built by Manor Craft, Inc, Phila-
delphia builders, on Huron avenue
and New road The Mahoney Con-
struction, company has also recent
ly begun work on two new houses
on Church and Delaware avenues,
while William Taggert and Amy
Riley, of Absecon, are erecting a
dwelling ON Huron avenue.
Four lots were reported sold
during the last week for total
price said to be $500.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. William Mathis,
Rev. E. Horace Mathis and Mrs.
Walter Bradley motored to Tucker
ton. on Monday afternoon.
MIS- r. 1Stapler, OF Ne.
town, Bucks County, Pa, arrived
On Wednesday for an indefinite
visit at the home of Mrs. A. NJ
Dick, of Zion road. She was accom-.
panied by her nephew and neices,
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Richardson
and Miss Mabel Hibbs and Leslie
Garyer, of Newtown, who were on
their way to Ocean City for the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jenkins, of
Philadelphia and Atlantic City,
were the guest of Mrs. Carrie
ScAley on Fairway avenue, We'd
liesday.
Mrs. Ethel Swain, of Pleasant
vile, spent Wednesday with her
pdkshtS' MI anu MIS- Wd4tel D.
bradley on Zion road.
Miss Helen Smith who is a
member of the Democratic com
mitfee of Atlantic County, will be
entertained by Mrs. Rebecca
Estelle Winston at a luncheon on
Saturday, at the Atlantic City
Casino.
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$50, 900
CITY OF NORTHFlELO
NEW JERSEY
SCHOOL BONDS.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be re-
ceiVed by the Common Council of the
Csty of Mortified in the County OF
-AtfanticsNew Jersey.at Council Cham
hers, City. Hall. in the City of North
felix at o'clock p. NJ, daylight saw
ing time, on Monday. the 18th day of
September. 1927, for the purchase of
thes5following described bonds of the
CdtX of Mortified. New Jersey, to wit:
Not exceeding $50 900, School bonds
dated August /, 1927, denomination
81 doc, maturing SO, 006 on August !,
id each OF the years 1928 to 1857. both
inclusive and bearing interest at the
rate of five (5%) per centum per
ahnf'm payable semi semi annuaal ay y
ionas will be coupon bonds with the
privilege of registration as to principal
only or as to both principal and in
fereet The total amount of bonds
authorized is $4,000. and no more
wills produce the sum equal to the au-
thoslzed amount of such issue and IN
additional sum of less than 81 900. The
SUM, required to be obtained upon the
sale, of said bonds is $4,000.
Unless all bids he rejected, said
bonds will be sold to the bidder OF
bidders complying with the terms oil
sale and offering to pay not less thar
SAID sum of 800 900, and to take there
5offthe least amount OF BONDS com
IffenEIng with the I1rSL maturity, Sldl-
ed SIN a multiple of 81 900, and if two
or raore bidders offer to take the same
ane4Int of said bonds. then to the bid
dersvor bidders offering to pay therefor
the highest additional price. The right
is reserved to reject all bids and any
bids. not complying with the terms oil
this, notice will be rejected In addl-
ton to the price bid. the purchaser
mutt pay accrued interest from the
date of the bonds to the date of de-
livery. Each bid must be enclosed in
a. sealed envelope marked. Proposal
forrsschool= Bonds" and addressed to
George ffs= Muller, City Clerk, M. r.
g.. Box 147. Pleasantville, New Jersey,
and4must be accompanied with a GER
titled check payable to the order OF
City, of Mortified for two per cent OF
tbess amount of bonds bid for, drawn
upon an Incorporated bank or trust
company to secure the City against
any loss resulting from the failure OF
the bidder to comply with the terms
of his bid. Checks of unsuccessful
bidders viii be returned upon the
award of the bonds.
The validity of the bonds will be APP
proved by Messrs. Clay 90 Dillon, at
1orneys, of New York City
BY order of the Common Council OF
the city of Mortified, New Jersey.
GEORGE II. MULLER,
City Clerk.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steelman and
son, James, spent the weekend at
Holmsburg. Mrs. Howard Cant and
two children Returned with Mr..
and Mrs. Steelman and will be
their guest for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Williams enter
tanned on Saturday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. Chattin Risley, Council
man and Mrs. Walter Scull, Coun-
/ n In an lsl ~. >,~as. Cant !, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Carey.
Manville Robinson, Oscar Soul
and Vincent Williams have re
turned from a delightfully."- motto
trip to Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carton Sr
Mrs. Thomas Williams and Jane
Williams, of Atlantic City, wer,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. VIII
liams on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carton ant
family, have moved into their new
bungalow in Linwood Gardens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Smith. o
East Seaview avenue, were Allan
tic City visitors on Wednesday.
Mr.. Clarence Lee has just re
turned from a six week business
trip TO Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa
Ohio, Missouri and other states.
Mrs. L. Williams spent Monda.
in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Andrew Nyborg and Mrs
Atlee Campbell spent Monday il
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Sanders
Miss Abbie Sanders and Mrs. Ann;
E. Reinboth motored to Brigantin,
on Wednesday.
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PERSONALS

Miss Lillian Stocks and Miss
I Ruth Bayne, of McKeys Port, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
| ward Nichols, of Upland avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz and
children were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred B. Audrey, of Penn
sylvania avenuel
James Boakes has returned home
after spending some time with his
daughter, Mrs. Estella Audrey.
Mrs. Gertrude Herring and Mrs.
Wilson returned home after spend
ing several days at the Odenath
home on Wyoming avenue.
Mrs. Mary Kunkley and Mrs.
Brooks have returned home after
visiting the Smith home and Hunk
ley home in Absecon.
James Smith is recovering from
recent automobile accident.
James Bewly, Marvin De Haven,
Fred Thompson, Robert Headly,
Elmer Kriffith and Raymond Gar
mon, returned home after spend
ing two weeks at Camp Fralinger
with Troop No. 27, Pleasantville
Boy Scouts.
ThesAugust meeting of the Oaks
improvement Association will be
held Monday night, August 20, in
the Fire House on Bay View Drive.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Volunteer Fire Company will hold
their meeting Monday night, Aug.
30, in the Fire House on Station
avenue.
The Trustees of the Presbyterion
church held a very important
meeting Tuesday night at the home
of Mrs. Johnson, White Horse
Pike.
| Mrs. Harry Brangenbnrg and
'5TTEJn- w-isser .&ret yrr7fec iffIne rSsrrs
: spendinss the past week in Trer
. ton.
Miss Hermina 'Brangenberg ha
been spending the past two week
in the northern part of the state
Mrs. Joseph Stretton spen
Tuesday with Mrs. Ethel Norton
Of Pitney road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sorden an
Mrs. Hurd left Tuesday mornin
for a ten days auto trip throug
New York State and Canada.
Mrs. George Frings of Ventnol
was an Absecon visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carton, O
: New York road had as their recen
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. frankie
Carton, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Gal
ton, Randall and Horace Carton
of Fox Chase, Pa.
Miss Marion Hoagland has re
turned from Lake Hopatcong.
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Spicy
I Notes
EOAN DIRECTORS
! HOLD Meeting
MANY Attend First Meeting
of Building and Loan AssO-
citation at Mortified

THE directors of the Northfield
Building and Loan Association
held their first meeting at the Office
of Clark and Clark, Rosedale ave-
nae and Shore road, Tuesday even
ifig J. II. Clark, president, presld-
ed at the meeting, which was IN
fEresting and encouraging. Fourteen
ont sof the sixteen directors were
7lfesent. Some changes were made
i'm the bylaws at the second read
ing. The third and final reading
wall he given at the regular
npnthly meeting of the assocla-
from which will be held on August
. l~vesss-fsss
A drive for shareholders Will
be made by two teams composed OF
the directors. Eight in each team
At the closing of the series the
winning team will be entertained
bvvsheir competitors at a dinner.
The teams are as follows;
Philip G. Hannum, captain; Nor
ris L. Parsells, Clarence B. Dixon,
Harold w. Morton, Ralph X. W.
Feeney, Harold e. Williams
Albert E. Barkoff, and Asa R.
Wells.
DR.. Edward Guion, captain;
Mayor Eugene Swilkey, William
II. Burkard, Harry W. O'Nelli'
Frank Melville, ]. H. Clark, Henry
Crawford and William B. Stokes.
Elvie Block, Edward N. Wells
auditors. The association has
made rapid strides and a large
number of shares have already
been subscribed. Due books were
issued by Secretary Harry W.
O,Neill at the meeting.
The regular meeting will be
held on the last Wednesday in
each month and the headquarters
will be the office of Clark and |
Clark. Dues may be paid anytime |
daring the month, but must be
paid before the last of the month,
or a fine win be imposed.
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CLUB STRAW RIDE
Vagabond Social Club Members
Hold Moonlight Frolic Wednes.

gay night.
The Vagabond Social club, of
Northfield enjoyed a moonlight
straw-ride on Wednesday night.
They met on the Main street of
Pleasantville and proceeded TO
Lake Lenape Park, where they en-
joyed dancing and roller skating.
Those enjoying the evening
were: Madeline Fowler, Kitty
Woolbert, Margaret Dix, Lila
Woolbert, Margie Wertzberger,
Evelyn Nixon, Gertrude Mcintyre,
Ethel Fudem, Katheryn Camp,
Mary Barbsy, Eva Lippincott,
Katheryn Barton, Charles Fowler,
Nathan Pincus, Bill Campbell, Bill
Abbott, Harmon Lindner, Art
Fudem, Bart Hallahan, Foster
Maxwell, Jack Carr Russell Barr,
Jimmie O'Brien, Dave Brummell,
Joe Barber, Woody Conover, Harry
Smith, Henry Sehott, Jimmie
Smith, Rufe Booye, and Lawrence
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COMMUNITY WEEK
DATE SEPT. 10 TO "a
Continued from Page One.)

CONTINUED from Page One)
There viii be bana-ea.ssi@-,~ ~.
i. ~Duy ers -. tne stores viii have
the opportunity to obtain tickets to
the moving picture houses free.
Prizes are to be awarded to a
hundred people.
The Pleasantville Press will is
sue a special edition on behalf OF
| Community Week.
One of the features of the move
ment in the interest of buying in
Pleasantville is an effort to obtain
plenty Of parking space which will
be absolutely free to buyers in the
Pleasantyille stores, and others who
have business of any name or ma
ture to transact in Pleasantville.
This parking space, it is expected,
will be on First street, short
=, block from Main street, near the
| comfort station, on land owned by
Neil Campbell. The plot is 240 by
1S9 feet. 1t has four outlets to the
Shore road.
| Maurice Lake, the well known
market man, also has a large plot
of ground in the rear Of his Main
street market, the use of which is
free to shoppers.
| Parking Abuses.
Businessmen in discussing the
! parking situation in Pleasantville
are quite frank and emphatic in de-
nouncing other businessmen and
residents who park their cars on
Main street and nearby all day,
thus forcing visitors and patrons Of
Pleasantville business institutions
to annoyance and inconvenience!
1t is pointed out that many who
would otherwise stop in Pleasant
vile pass on as they are unable to
| find parking space because of the
thoughtlessness of a few of the
city's own people. The all day, or
even half day parking of cars by
Pleasantville people on the Main
or nearby streets has become one
of the issues.
The Pleasantville Community
Week will be cooperative. At a
meeting held Tuesday night in the
Council Chambers, City Hall, TWEEN
ty-one business men and women of
the city by unanimous vote adopted
the report of the special Commun.
ity Week committee. This COM
mittee is composed of Samuel ].
| Stoloff, Kenneth w. Goldthwaite,
Louis H. Allen, Morris Diamond,
George Guard, Louis Cohen and
Harry Podgur.
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CLUB
CHURCH
NEWS
CLAM BAKE
Oaks Volunteer Firemen Arrange
Feast at Absecon Beach.

An old-fashioned clambake will be
held Thursday evening, August 20,
at the Absecon bathing beach, UNI
der the auspices of the Oaks Vol
unteer Fire Company. The bake
will take place from 5 to 9 O'Clock.
A full menu has been prepared, in
Guiding clans, fish, sweet potatoes,
corn on the cob, rolls and coffee,
and a special entertainment feature
in the form of a concert by the
Linwood Firemen's band has been
arranged. George Grimshaw is
chairman Of the committee on air
rangements.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-08-19

Mr.. BREEDER is on campaign
tour for the State Firemen's Relief
Association, going from county to
county giving talks, urging the
companies to make strong efforts
to attend the fifteenth anniversary
convention of the association, which
will be held in Atlantic City on
September %, 20 and "a.
The main business of the We'd
nesday night meeting was a dis
cussion of this convention as the
Atlantic County Firemen will be
the host at that time. The New
Jersey State Firemen's Relief
Association comprises all Firemen,
paid and volunteers.
An entertainment in charge of
Charles Fenton, Ralph Mcclure
and James English was instructive.
Two small lads about 6 and 7
years old, called the Huskin boys,
residing on Glendale avenue, Pleas
antville, gave a boxing bout which
the men enjoyed.
C. D. Thompson, of Absecon,
and Milton Grace, of Mortified,
gave a first Aid demonstration
using Francis Braddock as the
patient. This was very interesting
and of particular value to the
county firemen.
An orchestra played during the
serving of refreshments, and few
selections later. There were q
large number of visiting companies
present who expressed their ap-
probation and thanks to the host.
Mrs. Mark Higbee, of New road,
was taken suddenly ill on Wednes-
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ANNOUNCE NEW
TEACHERS LIST
Absecon Schools Open Sept
IL - Manual Training
Teacher Yet UnchOsen

The Absecon Public school will
open on September 18th with the
following list of teachers:
A. P. Marsh, principal; Miss
Ritschner, physical education;
Miss Ethel Chalmers, music
Grade teachers: Mrs. James
Godfrey Steelman, Mrs. Ramalne
Webb, Miss Carrie Reed, Miss
Adelma Miller, Hugh Doyle, MISS
Rachel Hillard, Mrs. Edna Hansen,
Mrs. Cordelia Turner, Mrs. Ella
McAnney and Mrs. Leona Reed.
The manual training teacher has
rot been appointed as yet.
John Skyiu is in charge of the
r. F. D. route from Absecon post
office while Mr.. Sorden is on his
vacation.
Mrs. Lillian Pennington Will
leave Monday morning, August 22,
10 attend the National w. G. I. u.
Convention which will be held at
Minneapolis, Minnesota. Mrs. Pen
nington is a delegate from the
State of New Jersey.
Charles Shovel and Ralph
Rem have returned home from an
auto trip to Delaware Water Gap
and vicinities.
Cards have been received from
Mrs. Harry Miller and daughter,
Adelma, who are enjoying a motor
trip through Virginia.
Rev. Harold Voelkel will con,
duct the devotional service Sun
day afternoon at the home for the
aged at Mortified.
Mrs. Rebecca Conover has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Con,
over, of Shore road, Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Smith
and children, Frances, Henry and
Ann, spent last weekend on a trip
Idown the Chesapeake Bay to Nor
folk, Va.
Pitney Blackman, of Faunce
Landing road, is still on the sick
list
Miss Verna Dilks, daughter oil
Rev. and Mrs. c. X. Dilks, is still
confined to her home by illness.
Mrs. G. ID. Shovel and Miss
Elfa-sbowell spent Ik1fday j
Philadelphia.
Mrs Charles Kunkley, of Natli
Terrace, is in the Atlantic Cit
hospital She underwent an opel
alton last Friday for appendiciti
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In Linwood Borough
MRS. ALTON SANDERS Shore Road Elm Avenu
Nelosy
Notes
SNYDERS ENTERTAIN
MRS. ALTON SANDERS. Shore

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Snyder, of
Shore road, entertained at dinner
on Friday. Their guests included:
Raw. and Mrs. C. V. Miller and
daughter, Beatrice, Miss Thurlow,
of Blackwood, N. J., Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Blackman, of Atlantic
City, Mrs. Helen Blackman, of
Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Frambes, of Margate.
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PERSONALS

Miss Isabelle Smith is enjoying
a two weeks visT at Newton,
n. J.
Miss Mary Cant and Ruth
Sanders will spend the weekend
at Malaga, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Frambes,
Mrs. Harry Snyder and Captain
Mark Townsend motored to Sea
Girt on Wednesday. They attended
the Governors Day" celebration.
Mrs. Jack Cody. of Woodbury.,
was the guest of Mrs. Earnest
Wright on Tuesday.
Miss Emma Boran and Miss
Martie Kramer, Of Philadelphia,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
p. Hill for the week.
Miss Edythe V. Resell, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Resell is
spending the month of August at
Camp in Pennsylvania.
Miss Nina J. Freas and niece,
Miss Mary E. Mcconnell are spend
ing their vacation at the summer
home of Mrs Blanche B. Bourgeois,
at Williamsport, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Johnson,
Miss Joetta Wilson and Robert w.
Mcconnell are spending some time
at Pennington Institute, Penning-
ton, N. j.
Mrs. Mamie Cavileer returned to
her home on Tuesday, after spend
ing a few days at West Grove,
N. j.
Miss Hazel Broadhead, of Gar
field avenue, is enjoying her vaca-
ton this week.
Miss Hazel Rose, Of Wildwood,
is the guest of Caroline James.
Mrs. Otis Sheppard and Mrs. B.
Godfrey spent Tuesday in Atlantic
City.
Miss Elsie Wolfbrandt and
Dorothy Durfee, have returned
from a two weeks vacation spent
at Iona, N. ].
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Newsy
Notes
PIER OUTING

Norlyn Club Enjoys Day On
Million Dollar Pier.
Members of the Norlyn Club EN-
joyed an outing on the Million
Dollar pier, On Monday evening.
Those who went were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mrs. Bessie
Croasdale, Miss Grace Gutenberg
Miss Vera Hardy, Vincent Williams
Miss ,Abbie Sanders, Oscar Ire
land Miss Bertha Steelman, Viii
liam Krumm, Frank Miller and
John Plat.
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AbsecoR
Builds
Steadily
ABSEC0N NEWS NOTES
BY LENA ROBINSON
SURPRISE PARTY
Three Organizations Honor Birth
day of Mrs. Frendlich.

Three Organizations Honor birtn-
day of Mrs. FrendIich.
A birthday surprise party was
rendered Mrs. Freindlich, president
of the Atlantic County w. c. /. U.
by the members of the local w.
G.. r. u, Loyal Temperance
Legion and Probation Guards. She
received three baskets of flowers
and other gifts.
The following program was Ell
joyed.
Singing: America the Beauti-
full
Prayer: Mrs. e. NJ Tilton.
Selections ON piano: Miss Lii
liam Stocks and Miss Ruth Bayne.
Reading: Mrs. Carrie Nichols.
Recitation: Miss Christine
Brown.
Recitation: Misses Catherine
and Eleanor Walk.
Remarks: Rev. C. X. Dilks.
Speech: Mrs. Freindlich.
The affair was arranged by
Mrs. Pennington, president of
Absecon w. 7. C. U. and was at
tended by so members of the
three organizations.
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GRANGE MEETS ''-'
At BARGAINTOWN
Much Business Transacted
Although Attendance Is
Below Average

Bargaintown Grange No. 203 P.
of H. met in the Grange hall on
Tuesday night, August 16. The
Worthy Master being absent, H. A.
Brewer, Past Master, took the
chair.
The attendance was below aver
age. Many members are away on
their vacation and a number are
at the camp in Malaga.
The treasurer made good re.
port. The book committee reported
the new books on hand for
Grange use and for sale to those
who desire to use them in their
homes. The Emblem Committee re-
ported their work finished as the
emblems have been painted on the
walls and approved.
A donation of IS. was sent to
the Red Cross Association.
A committee of three was ap-
point to see about placing a light
over the Grange sign on the front
of the hall They are: w. ]. Cor
don, Mrs. Ina Smith and H. A.
Brewer. The lecturer stated that
anyone wishing to attend the State
Lecturers Conference at New
Brunswick, August %, "a and 25,
must register with her at once.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-08-19
DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA MEET
Plans Laid For Celebration of
Founding of The
Order

Columbia Council No. 81, Daugh-
ters of America, met in Mechanics
Hall on Tuesday night. A social
time followed the business session.
Next Tuesday night the Council
will celebrate the anniversary of
the Order. Each member may in
vite a guest.
Those present on Tuesday night
were: Mrs. Mamie Cavileer, Mrs.
Louisa Stokes, Mrs. Carrie
Hendricksoo- -nf Fortescue- y u.
Mrs. Elizabeth Strang, Mys. Lii
Soul, Mrs. Annie Risley, Mrs
Elizabeth Snyder, Mrs. Saral
Keeler, Mrs. Florence James, Mrs
Tallman.
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Bowman Tilton, of Audubon, is
spending several days at the Til
ton home with his brother and
sister.
Mrs. Cora Conover is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Laura Bran
min at Masonville.
Mrs. Alice Hammell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Hammell, has
returned home after spending the
summer touring Europe.
Miss Helen Sooy is a guest at
the Hurd home on Natlie Terrace.
Mrs. Leon Conover will enter
tain her Sunday school class at
Steeplechase party Friday night.
All members of the class are to
meet at Mrs. Conover's at p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Skinner
and daughter, Ivy, left Friday to
spend two weeks touring New
York State.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-08-19

Russia is the browning example
of country where all the lunatics
have got out of its novels and into
politics.-Philip Guedalla
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-08-19

Bringing an old college pal home
to dinner is no longer a domestic
crime: except that you have to
cook the dinner yourself.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-08-19

Don't worry too much today"
advises the Marietta Herald,
things may be worse tomorrow
and then you can worry twice as
,,,5,, NnneEkesszsS1zus- 4 - -. = = = =
haia hd speaking of that,N I'VE
sks me liberty Or quoting: "Doh't
worry i7syour job is small and your
rewards are feyr. remember that
the mighty oak was Case a nut
| like YOU"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-08-19

Mrs. Emma Woodward and
and Mrs. Wayne Wilson, of Poplar
avenue.
Miss Evelyn Steelman, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steelman,
has returned to her home after a
two weeks vacation at Holmsburg,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carey and
Miss Vera Hardy were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Williams
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hemple,
of Margate, have opened their
summer home on East SeaView
avenue.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-08-19

"Lou and Thompson don't seem
to be so friendly as you were. Does
he owe you any money!" mo; he
wants to-"
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TUREEN SUPPER

The Annual Tureen Supper SER
we'd by the Ladies' Aid of Seaview
Baptist church will be held Thurs
day night, August 25, in the Lin
wood Fire Hall and will be- bigger
ryTw Bntrsr fyan eVef. F6Ieisds @SIii'
lhave enjoyed this supper before
held in the Church, will appreciate
the use of the convenience of the
Fire Hall.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-08-19

"a lazy man." said Hi Ho, the
sage of Chinatown, may prosper if
he knows how to look solemn and
talk loud"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-08-19

Mrs. Mark Higbee, of New road,
was taken suddenly i'll on Wednes-
day and is not improved today.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-08-19

Make your wants known