The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-18
RECEPTION AND
RALLY SUCCESS
Many Present at Temperance
Secretaries Gathering in
First Baptist Church

The rally and reception that was
held in the First Baptist church,
Thursday night in honor of the
officers of the Atlantic County
w. G. T. U. and the Y. P. B. and
the L. T. L. secretaries was largely
attended by white ribboners from
all parts of the county. Mrs. Nina
G.. FrantZ, state president, was I'M
able to attend. Mrs. Nettie Adams,
vice-president at large of the Dr.
Eva Lake union presided.
Mrs. lisa Ellick was in charge Of
the program of the evening, Mrs.
Charles Wilson playing the accom-
paniments. Rev. G. w. Ball, of the
First Baptist church, offered prayer
and extended greetings to officers
and members of the w. C. r. q.
The singing of America the Beau
tiful' and wind Ribbon Around
Nation" was followed by The reau-
ing of National President Mrs
Ella Bodies address at Washington,
d. G. by Clyde Adams. Following
the Introduction of the officers, the
gathering adjourned to the dining
room for refreshments.
The long tables were beautifully
decorated in baskets of dahlias
which were later presented to the
guests of honor. Greetings were
given from Absecon union by Mrs.
Steele; Atlantic City union, by Mrs.
Amelia DeMills; Connie Page union
Mrs. Margaretta Delaney; Somers
Point union, Mrs. Anna Hera:
Dr.. Eva Lake union, Mrs. Preston
Adams; Margaret Peck Hill union,
Mrs. Anna Jackson; Linwood union
Mrs. Fred Hardy; and Hammonton,
Mrs. LaRue who was accompanied
by delegation from that union.
A letter was read from Mrs.
Lydia Bovine, president of Mays
Landing, who is visiting in Wash
ington, d. C. The Y. P. b. greeting
was given in song by Mrs. Virginia
Iulker. plano accompaniment by
Mrs. Walton Click. Prayer was
given by Mrs. Esther Tilton. The
refreshment committee We're: Mrs.
lisa Ellick, Mrs. Martha Miller, Mrs.
~ "oi VI ildNtoOilt LII dI u
ton and Mathew Ellick, ST..
Attending We're: Mrs. R. ]. Friend
Itch, Mrs. Sadie Wood, Mrs. Lillian
Pennington, Mrs. Frances Click
Stevens, Mrs. Martha Kruger, the
Honor guests, Rev. and Mrs. G. w.
Ball, Rev. and Mrs. Fred Hardy,
Mrs. Catherine Adams, Mrs. lisa
Reeves, Robert Kruger, Mrs. Frank
Steele, Frank Steele, Miss Alice
Elliek, Clyde Adams, Mrs. p. b.
Adams, Miss Ray Laks, Mrs. Roland
Lake, Mrs. Lillian Conover, Mrs.
Alice Smith, Mrs. Norma Smith,
Frank s. Weed, Mrs. lisa Leek, Mrs.
Charles X. Nelson. Mrs JuEat
Gray, Mrs. Margaretta Delaney,
Mrs. Mary Target, Mrs. Amy Rely,
Mrs. Edna Click, Ray Click, Theo-
dore S1evens, William Zulker, Mrs
V. Zulker, Roy j. Frendlich, Jacob
Frendlich, Mrs. Leopole, Mrs. NJ
Ellick, Joseph Triton, Mrs. Nellie
Tilton, Mrs. f. B. Tilton, Mrs. Anna
Flemming, Mrs. A. M. French, Mrs.
Elizabeth OFT, Mrs. Frank Merrick,
Mrs. B. Towers, Mrs. Harry Par
Sells, Mrs. Harry Lake. Mrs Junita
Stewart, Mrs. B. Fl. Wilson, John
w. Jackson, Mrs. Maize, Craig,
Mathew Ellick, Mrs. Amelia De-
Mills, Mrs. A. H. LaRue, Mrs. Anna
Jackson, Mrs. Florence Pratt, Mrs.
Anna Hera, Mrs. Cassie Conover,
Mrs. John Conover, Jr., Mrs. Frank
Weed, Mrs. Cassie Lipponcott, Mrs
M L. Aignor, Halvor Click, Mrs.
Martha Miller, Mrs. Edward Hud
son and Edward Pennington.
The minimum age of IA years for
employment in industry has been
adopted by Is nations, as result
of the decision of the Washington
conference of 1919.