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The Pleasantville press., 1927-03-11

There are BASIC reasons why despite It's astound-
ing achievements the past this entire section is yet in
it's infancy No other section of the country is SO Won
derfuy equipped by nature and man and SO advantage
osy located No other section offers richer and quicker
returns for human effort and investment It's future
growth like it's past based upon it's splendid location
close to great centers of population its wonderful
cessibty its climate structural and other solid assets
and not remote possibilities.
About twenty million people visit the Metropolitan
Atlantic City District every year and many of these peo
pie are buying homes to live permanently In Pleasant
Il vile AFA FHa A#
The great new Thirty Seven Million Dollar Della
ware River Bridge, opened for public traffic July lst
1926 and the new Hudson River Vehicle Tubes costing
about Forty-Nine Million Dollars and connecting New
York City with New jersey thus affOrdng direct route
to Atlantic City, Pleasanvle, and other New Jersey
points, be opened this year, thus opening up
splendid highway between New York and the Jersey
Coast. A photograph Of these wonderful tubes for
automobile traffic under the Hudson River will be shown
of our later advertisements The State OF New
Jersey is about to embark upon road building program
involving the expenditure of One Hundred and
Fifty Million Dollars.
The Reading R.R Company has recently made an an
nouncennent that they will build Four Million Dol
lar Station in Atlantic City, and it is generally under
stood that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will fol-
low with an even greater station The petty disputes
the location of this station will be forgotten
and the station will be built The largest Convention
Hall in the World will be built in Atlantic City and while
it may be delayed short time by litigation it is to
come. All these things mean much not only to Allan
tic City, but to PleasantVie and the whole Metropolitan
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11
MANY ON HONOR
ROLL AT LNNOOD
High Percentage Shown in
Attendance Of Several
Classes for October

The following is the roll of
honor for October in Linwood
schools:
School No. 1.
Grade l. Marion English, teacher.
Attendance 96.S0R. Doorthy Davis,
Jane O'Neil, Thomas Adams, Lee
Hagerthy, Norman Sutton. Dorothy
Fenton, Mary Somers, John Bell,
Warren Haines, Frank Stutzman,
Jennie Hannum, Mural Stratton,
Preston Force, James Smith.
Grade 2, Altha W. Kirk, teacher.
Attendance 71.05ld- John Tozar,
Gustav Stewart, Philip Bessor.
Grade 3, Florence Scull, teacher.
Attendance 94.73R-Ruth Smith,
Ernest Mitchell, Eleanor Tubman,
Leamond Sutton, Robert Adams,
Robert Sutton.
Grade 4, Elizabeth Anderson,
teacher Attendance 94.00%-Wm.
Barrett, Carlton Risley, Robert
Royal, Miriam Bessor, Charles
Camp, Gilbert Royal, Lewis Sutton,
Betty Wright, Frank Cake, Delbert
Sutton, Russell Turnure.
Grade 5, Marcia Perry, teacher
Attendance 93.97R-Ralph Cay
wood, George Harper, Sara Aspen
berg, Caroline James, Edna
Taylor, Earl Crothers, William
Sewers, Mary Bell, Marvella Man.
ley, Virginia Thorn, Edmund Han
mum, Edward Subway, Eleanor
Browne, Therese Smith.
Grade G, Hannah Carr, teacher.
Attendance 93.52%-William Bell
Eleanor Campbell, Edythe Resell,
Glendon Jones, Louisa Ingerso1.
Betty Shuman, Olive Symonds,
Emerson Snyder, Betty Mills,
Evelyn Steelman.
Grade Z Waneta Jennings,
teacher. Attendance 94.4096-Anna
Aspenberg, Arthur Bird, Emerson
Johnson. Margaret Durfee, Clifford
Bird, Robert Smith, Evelyn Mitchell,
George Camp, Nevin Smith.
Grade 8, Gladys Roupp, teacher.
Attendance 1920 Edward
Camp, Clifford LaDrew, Elizabeth
Caywood, Edith Kronmiller, Ken
meth Fenton, Phyllis Aspenberg,
Abbie Garrison, Ella McFadden,
Reba Smith, Carl James, Dorothy
Barrett, Mae Haspel, Mabel Potter.
School No. 2.
Grade l, Edith Cole, teacher
Attendance 3.28ft-Everett Lloyd,
Leila Dilks, Joseph Tilley, Lillian
Tilley, Henrietta Garrison, Ruth
Caterina, Leona Garrison.
Grade 2, Florence Clayton,
( teacher. Attendance 85.52% =
Russell Aspenberg, James Steelman,
Somers Endicott, Lorraine Slug,
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11
News of
Interest
REHEARSAL Held
BY KITCHEN BAND
Women of Civic Club Organ.
ize Unique Musical Or
ganiZatiOn

The Ladies' Kitchen band, COM
posed of members of the Woman's
Civic club and sponsored by that
organization, held an interesting
rehearsal at the home of Mrs. H,
H. Smith on wednesday evening.
This band was organized several
weeks ago through the efforts of
Mrs. Marion Carney and bids fair
to become big success in North
field.
Marie ingalls, is leader. The men,
bers and their instruments are:
Nina Muller, cornet; Genevieve
Lyall, cornet; Claire Mcfarland,
trombone; Gertrude Renear from
bone; Marguerite Banning, from
bone; Helen Smith, trombone
Gertrude Keller, saXaphone Mary
Renear, saXaphone; Eta Wescott.
saxaphone; Elizabeth Kelley
clarinet; Marion Carney, clarinet;
Carrie Williams, clarinet; Clara
Smith, cymbals; Victoria Ritter
cello; Mary Rodgers, horn; Estelle
Lindner, drum; Mary Muller, piano.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11
LADIES' AID MEETS
Plans Made For Bazaar To Be
Held In PIeasantviIie

The Ladies' Aid of the North
field NJ. e. Church, held their
monthly meeting at the home of the
president. Mrs. Frank Davidson,
Northfield avenue. Mrs. Walter
Hickman, e-president, presided
Plans were made for bazaar to
be held in Pleasantville the first
week in December. The location
will be announced lated. Mrs. Abbie
Hinmon, Mrs Hurley Lee and Mrs.
Cora Rass will be in charge of the
table of fancy articles.
Mrs Henry Crawford, Mrs. Ora
Kelley and Mrs Neva Somers
candy table. Mrs. Henry Price,
Mrs. Walter Hickman and Miss
Edna Ryon, aprons and useful gift
table.
MRS. Frank Davidson, Mrs.
Louise Stokes and Mrs. Howard
Van Dyke, lunch table.
Refreshments were served dur
ing the social hour.
The ladies in attendance were:
Mrs. Jennie Higbee, Miss Anna
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NeUsy
Notes
In Linwood Borough
MRS. ALTON SANDERS Shore Avenue.

of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCauslain
until Saturday. when they will at
tend the Camden and Atlantic City
football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steelman
are spending some time in Ocean
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Ferguson,
of Ocean City, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Q'Neil, of Garfield avenue
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Johns spent Tues
day with her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Cope, of Seaview avenue.
John w. Ipgersoll has purchased
the Collins property, corner OF
Shore road and Maple avenue.
Attorneys Mark Townsend, OF
Newark, and Mitchell, of East
Orange, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Snyder on Saturday.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11
HALLOWEEN PATTY
FolIoW-Me Club Affair Is Well
Attended

ATTENDED.
The Follow-Me club held a
Halloween party on Saturday night
at the home of Mrs. Thomas Cope,
Seaview avenue. The house was
beautifully decorated for the occas-
sion. The center piece of the table
was a basket of fruit with autumn
leaves and flowers. The candle
holders around the basket were
turnips and carrots with orange
candles.
The favors were pretty baskets
filled with candy. The mems favors
lwere horns. Games in keeping with
the seasons merriment were
played Those receiving prizes
were: Mrs. Albert Neumer, Mrs.
John O'Neii, Mrs. Thomas Cope,
Mrs. Linford Haines, Thomas Cope
Jr. After the games dancing held
sway until a late hour. when re-
freshments were served.
Those attending were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Jeffries, Miss Laura
Bell, Miss Emma Johns, Mrs. Anna
Hackett, all of Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Neumer, of Nor
wood, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs, C. c. Fry,
of Audubon, n. j.; Mrs. Margaret
Willis, of Atlantic City; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Renter, Pleasantyille
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Neil, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Megronigle Sr,, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Megronigle Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Linford Haines, Mr.. an0
Mrs Thomas Cope, Mrs. Elizabeth
Elberston, Samuel Stewart, Thomas
Jr. and Anna Cope.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11
Newsy
Notes
Bible CLASS IS
HOST AT BANQUET
Zion M. E. Mems Class En-
tertains Ladies' Class-Rev.
Williams POSTMASTER

The Mems Bible class of Zion M.
E. Church recently entertained at
a banquet in honor of the Ladies'
Bible class, the affair being held in
Zion hall The tables were decor
ated in autumn foliage and flowers.
The POSTMASTER for the evening
was the Rev. Isaiah Williams,
pastor of the church. The president
of the class, John Cant, gave q
speech of welcome.
Henry s. Scull, treasurer, gave
the history of the class and num-
Der of interesting discussions fol
lowed. Rev. Alfred J. Mcclure. OF
Ventnor, gave an illustrated lecture
on the Holy Lands. A musical pro
gram was enjoyed. About one
hundred were present.
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Spicy
Notes
/ ANNUAL DANCE
Held BY LEAGUE
Progressive League Sponsors
COlorful Affair at Mill
Road Hall

The Mortified Progressive
League held its third annual
masked ball in their hall on Mill
road Wednesday night. Corlnne
Dangherty won the prize for the
funniest costume and Beatrice Van
Schoick~the prize for the best
dressed. The affair was in charge
of Frank Mains, Albert Barkoff,
Harold Morton and Mark Caste.
Among those present We're: Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Rass, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Morton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert C. Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Giberson, Mr. and Mrs.
William Loffler, Mrs. Charles Har-
vey Daugherty, Mrs. l. w. Jones,
Mrs. Wallace Shappell, Mrs. Fl.
Eble, Mrs. Helen Risley, Mrs. Cary
Miller, Mrs Benjamin Sutton, Mrs.
Taylor Bergie, Mrs. Howard
Krewson, Mrs. Lawrence Evans,
Mrs. Myra Casio, Ruth Lovett, Mar
garet Steward Martha Collins,
Dora Lou Mains, Mrs. Maude Morton
Mildred Nelson, Mabel Nelson,
Secelia Bowers, Sarah Nelson,
Eleanor Campbell, Justine Ceuleers,
Mae mgersoll. Olive Shappell,
Becky Brooks, Peggy Petri, Lillian
Gardner, Anna Campbell, Virginia
Shockey, Betty Brown, Anna Mary
Spencer, Lulu Van SAINT, Anna
Banning, Lillian Casio, Corinne
Emma Dougherty, Kathryn Camp,
Lila Woolbert, Miss Gilmore,
Muriel Morton, Evelyn Lee, Edith
Hawkins, Emma Daugherty, Jean
Gilbert, Helen Walker Anna
Oteplea James English, H. G..
Beefhetter, Albert Barkoff, Albert
Barkoff Jr., George Miller, James
Wilkinson. Edward Chase, Edward
Burt, Earl Myers, H. Ritzinger,
Pat Bocelle, Jack Bostick. Bruce
Weat, Leroy Turner, George Carlo.
George Albrecht, Ed. Brown, Nor
man o. Roeske, Charles Mccarthy,
oliver Risley, Nelson Hampton,
Howard King, Mickey Dogal, Frank
Mypdurano, Dick Johnson. Charles
Fowler. Jimmie Donally, Joe Jeddo.
Buck Brown, Hyatt Ciedle, Charles
Totoro. Lawrence Price, Norman
Crawford. Stanley Price. Mark
Risley, Frank Miller, Ezra Hackett.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11
PERSONALS

Cards were received from MT.
and Mrs. William Relyea, from
Newport, KY, where they visited
friends while on their way to Hot
Springs, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meredlth'
of Mt. Vernon avenue, have re-
turned to their home after ten
day visit with Mrs. Meredlth's
sister, Mrs. Oscar Staples, at the
Delaware Water Gap.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hewitt, of Attain
tic City, was the guest of her niece,
Mrs Henry Crawford, of Shore
road and Fifield avenue on Wednes-
| day.
David L. Smith, teacher in the
Mill road school of this city, ac-
colnpanied by his sister, Miss Anna
IL. Smith and Mr.. Hyman Reuben
fine both of Atlantic City, and Miss
Jean Meyers, of Mays Landing,
spent the weekend at Carlisle, Pa.
They attended the annual dance
given by his fraternity, Delta Theta
phi. and saw the annual football
game between Dickinson College
Mr.. Smiths alma mater and Gettys-
burg College at Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Annie Stevens, of Atlantic
City, and Miss Stella Van Dyke,
of Townsend, Delaware, spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs:
Howard Van Dyke, of Northfield
avenue. Miss Van Dyke, who has
been the guest of Miss Stevens
for several weeks, returned to her
home in Delaware yesterday.
Bobby Martin, the young son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Martin, of
Mortified avenue, who has beer
quite i'll for the past week is inn
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Van Dyke,
of Mortified avenue, entertained
Miss Minnie Allen, Of Philadelphia
on Wednesday night. The Misses
Henrietta and Emma Jan Van Dyke
! accompanied Miss Allen home on
Thursday morning to remain until
Saturday. They will attend a
Halloween party while away.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Oxley, of
Zion road. came home on Tuesday
to cast their vote. They will remain
with Mrs. Oxley's sister, Mrs.
Eldredge, of Franklin avenue, Pleas
antville, for several days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oxley are spending the winter
with their daughter, Mrs. Carl
Garrett, in Ashland, Va.
Mrs. Carrie Silley. of Fairway
avenue, who was quite i'll for a
week is slowly improving.
The oyster supper given by the
Ladies' Aid of the Mortified
Church was a success.
Mrs Harold Morton and her
mother, Mrs. Benjamin Sutton, were
Philadelphia visitors on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simpson,
of Williamstown, were the dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Garwood
Lee, on Sunday.
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= PARTY AND DANCE
Many Attend Affair Sponsored BY
j. A. G. Club.

j. "A. III OluD.
The J. A. G. club, of Linwood
and Mortified, held Halloween
party and dance at the Progressive
I League hall on Mill road last Satur-
alay evening. Prizes were awarded
for costumes and also for spot
dances. The committee in charge
included: Lulu Van SAINT, Verna
Sewers, Anna Banning, and Mae
Ingersoll-
Among the guests were: Becky
Brooks, Catherine Camp, Martha
Collins, Mary Pagano, Emma
Daugherty, Estelle Lindner, Ger
trude Murtaugh, Betty Delamater,
Rose Shapiro. Anna Otepko, Justine
Ceuleers, Virginia Shockey, Lila
Woolbert, Kitty Woolbert, Agnes
lIoeness, Margaret Sewers, Ethel
Banning, Matte Banning, Dorothy
Bartlett, Marie Bartlett, Madeline
Kohnow, Dorothy Kohnow, Betty
Brown, Anna Mary Spencer,
Catherine Moore, Rose Peu, Pat
Newman. Dutch Albrecht, Howard
Lloyd, Pat Kolin, Mickey Sciore,
George Scheureman, Stanley Koh-
nok,s Howard Brander, George
Kensig, George Mepller, Charles
Mccarthy, Jimmie Donelly Ezra
Haekett, Charles Totora, Harry
Banning, Bill Pagano, Henry
Rankins, Bill Baumgartel, st. Claire
Atkinson, Emil Sciore, Bill BREEDER,
Paul Meuhter. Charles Heniss, Bill
Lingelback, Sol Jiampetti, Larry
Oberst, Herman Baulig, Thomas
Weber, Bill Hinkelman Lawrence
Price. Norman Roeske, Everett
Conover, Clement Giberson, Ernest
Conoyer. Earl Brown, Earl Meyers
and Linford Conover.
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BLOWN is MAYOR
BY NARROW MARGIN
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made a candidate by an indepen-
dent faction.
The unusual interest shown in
the contest resulted in fairly
good vote, the total ballots cast
being All, or about so percent of
the total registration.
Harry E. Pennel and Leonard j.
Williams, Republicans, were elected
to common council by overwhelm-
ing majorities over Robert Shewell
and Wesley Sutton, who were
designated by many on election
day as personal choice candidates.
They were unopposed by Demo
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11
PLAN FOOD SALE
Linwood Civic Club Lays Plans
For Activities.

The regular meeting of the Lin
wood Civic club was held in the
Fire Hall on Wednesday afternoon.
Plans were made for food sale
to be held on Friday, November
18, in one of the vacant stores at
Shore road near Maple avenue.
The next meeting will be Wednes-
day, December IA, when nomin-
alton and election of officers will
be held.
Those present were: Mrs. Harry
Pencil, Mrs. L. Williams, Mrs.
William Force, Mrs. Mary Sutton,
Mrs. Clarence Keller, Mrs. Wayne
Wilson, Mrs. William Wilbert, Mrs.
Fred Steelman, Mrs Clarence Lee,
Mrs. Jesse James and Mrs. Ernest
Wright
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11
City Of Mortified
MRS A. M DICK Zion Road. Phone 100.
APPRECIATES SUPPORT

ITO the Voters of Northfield:
Il wish to extend my heartiest
thanks for their Jealous support
during the past. election. Even
in defeat, | feel happy to know
that | still have lasting friend
ship with my supporters and the
community, especially with the
people in the Second Ward of
our city.
VICTOR r. KELLER"
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MASKED PARTY
Miss Dicks Home Scene of Junior
Civic Club Event.

The Junior Civic club held a
masked party last night at the
home of Marion Dick, Zion road.
The evening was spent in playing
games and telling ghost stories.
Margaret Lawson won first prize
in the peanut hunt, Agnes Robert
son won the BOBBY. The door prize
was also wo nby Agnes Robertson.
Refreshments were served at a
late hour.
Those present were: Elsie Bell,
Amelia Risley, Agnes Robertson,
Sarah Risley, Dorothy Roat, Mary
Madden, Doris Moore, Margaret
Lawson, Elsie Lucas, Anna Lucas,
Elizabeth Chew, Catherine Han
mum. Marion Dick, Mrs. Robert
Chambers, Mrs. A. M. Dick, Ed.
Campbell and Justin Dick.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. o. L. Lawson, accompanied
by her daughters, Martha and Mar
garet, and Edward Campbell, of
Atlantic City, are Philadelphia
visitors today.
Miss Doris Moore, of Atlantic
City, spent Thursday night at the
home of Catherine, Hannum, East
Oak Crest avenue.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11

Wilson Simpkins, Doris Aspenberg.
Grades 3 and 4, Edna Scull,
teacher. Attendance 9175l6-Mar-
garet Hannum, Elizabeth Thorne,
Howard Crothers, Emma Lloyd,
Dorothy Wolfbrandt, Harold Han
mum, Bessie Symonds, Robert
Campbell, Everett Potter.
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ENTERTAIN w. C. T. U.
Mrs. Wilson Hostess. To Union At
Meetnu

Mrs. Wayne Wilson, of Poplar
avenue, entertained the Linwood
w. c. T. U on Tuesday afternoon.
After the business meeting a
social time was enjoyed and re-
freshments We're served. Those
present We're: Mrs. Howard Mar
stella, Miss Laura Edmonds, Mrs.
Hannah Duberson, Mrs. Fred
Steelman, Mrs. Corabel Corson,
Mrs. Gerard, Mrs. Jacob Nagley,
Sr., Mrs. Jacob Nagley Jr, Mrs.
Ella Doughty, Mrs. Elizabeth
Steelman and Mrs. Wayne Wilson
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11
ENTERS TRAINING
Mortified Girl Graduates AS
Student Nurse.

Miss Bernardine HetIefnaH,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Heffernan, of Shore road, passed
her two months probation as a
student nurse in the Atlantic City
hospital, November 1, and has
entered into her training period.
Miss Heffernan is a graduate OF
Mortified Grammar school and
Atlantic City High school.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11

Murdoch, Mrs. Emma Murdoch,
Mrs. Ora Kelley, Mrs. Thomas
Lands, Mrs. Robert Lang, Mrs.
William Policy, Mrs. Louise Stokes,
Mrs. jeanette Brooks, Mrs. Howard
Van Dyke, Mrs. Neva Somers, Mrs.
Hurley Lee, Mrs. Walter Hickman,
Mrs. O l.. Drumm and Mrs. Frank
Davidson.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11
SOCIAL MEETING

The w. A. F. class of the North
field M. E. Church met at the home
of their teacher, Mrs. Howard Van
Dyke, of Mortified avenue, ON
Monday night. The business SEES
sion was omitted and the meeting
turned into social. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Those present We're: Betty
Brown, Evelyn Allen, Adelaide Nc
Murray, Amelia Risley, Sarah
Risley, Agnes Robertson, Militia
Price. Beatrice Van Setback ana
Dorothy Roat, who was a guest Oh
the class.
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Is ON COMMITTEE

Mrs. George Meredlth, OF MI.
Vernon avenue, is one of the COM
mittee in charge of the deiicates-
sen table at the annual bazaar OF
the Young Woman's CHRISTIAN
Association, which is being held IN
Atlantic City
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L l. ACTIVITIES

The L. T. L. of the Mortified
Womens Christian Temperance
Union will resume activities TO-
night under the direction of Miss
Alice Ellick, who will be assisted
by Miss Frances WINS.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11

Gratis. Pennel polled 296 votes and
Williams 290 Shovel was given
q votes and Sutton 6.
In the county and state contests,
I.inwood voters were overwhelm.
ingly Republican. Siracusa, with
1879 and Altman, with 200, were
favored for general assembly over
Mallin with 72 and Hurley with IS.
Abbott, Republican candidate
for surrogate, received 249 votes
as against 60 for Stewart, the
Democratic candidate.
The vote for candidates for
coroners was: Cunningham (R)
PAT, Berman (R) PIG, Shuttleton
CD so, and Sweeney CD AZ.
e4adb AREcI iS8 (an777lu
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10 INSTRUCT CLASS

Mrs. Edith Norman will instruct
class in permanent pattern MAX
ing in the Linwood Fire Hall o'S
Tuesday at $50 a. m. Mrs. Frank
Pedrick is making all local arrange
mentS.
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LACERATES FINGER
Cedar Bridge Road Woman Has
Accident.

Mrs. E G.. Latta, of Cedar Bridge
road had the index figner of her
right hand badly lacerated yester-
day morning when it became caught
in heavy swinging door i'll her
home.
1t was thought at first that it
would be necessary for Mrs. Latta
to be removed to the hospital. The
doctor found however, that the Dohe
had not been crushed but the flesh
had been torn and crushed. Mrs.
Latta was resting more easily last
night
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CARD PARTY

The card party given in the Fire
Hall by the Women's Civic club
on Wednesday night, was well at
tended Many attractive prizes
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11

were given for high score. A pound
cake was won by Mrs. Walter ScuE.
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ANNUAL BAZAAR

The Ladies Aid of Central M.
E Church will hold its annual
bazaar in the Social Hall Thursday.
December 8.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mrs. George S. Smith, Isabelle,
Elizabeth! Sheridan and ROBERT
Smith motored to Philadelphia on
Thursday They will be the guests
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-11

Don't envy the successful buffer.
He isn't always as happy as he
looks.
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Lots and
Bungalows
HOME SITES
In AbSeCOn

Bunga!ows-5, 6 and 7 Rooms
All conveniences. modern COD.
Stucco, with Garage.
Close to Fast Bus Line to Attain
tic City.
Easy Terms to Suit Buyer.
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