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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-18
HIGHLANDS FOLK
HEAR OFFICIALS
Proposed Extension of Elec-
trio Lines Is Discussed
At Meeting

Residents Of Absecon Highlands
held an important meeting this
week, when they were addressed by
an official of the Atlantic City Elec-
trio Company on the proposed ex-
tension of electric lines INTO the
section. Mrs. Mildred A. Reese,
demonstration agent for the Edison
Electric Appliance Co, demonstrate
ed the use of electrical household
devices.
Those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Reiber, Mr.. Madden, Mrs.
Burnett, William Etris, William
Strothman, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bruckler, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Skyta. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Skyta, Mrs.
s. Steir, Mr.. and Mrs. Dougan, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Price, Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Bergman, Rudolf Fret, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund
Bruckler, Mrs. Martha Letsch, Mr..
and Mrs. Albin Engstrom, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bruckler,, Joseph Lupton,
Jr., Margaret Redding, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Bruckler, Matthias Killian, Mrs. Ma
ry Greubel, Mrs. Alfred GTeubel,
Mrs. John Vetter, Wilson Brey, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hornbostel, Mr..
and. Mrs. Adolf Prantsch, William
Tyler, T. A. Carney, Mr. and Mrs.
John Helm, William Cherry, Alex
Lake, Ernest Sahler, Mrs. M. Mo-
honey, Ruth Ludy, Bessie Eiler,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Johnson, Miss
Elizabeth Murray.
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Mr., and Mrs. Albert Neumer,
Miss Emma Johns and Mrs. Anna
Hackett were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Cope, recently.
Mrs. Ernest Baumgartel, of Mar
gate, and Mrs. Fred Seeber, of
Hartford, Conn, were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Coll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Resell
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Resell have
returned from an automobile trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, OF
Oak Grove, attended the Mainland
Post dinner dance last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. James and
family motored to Dover, Delaware
on Sunday.
Miss Mabel Adams spent Wed
nesday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Snyder
motored to Gibsboro on Sunday
where they visited Mr.. Snyder's
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wolfbrandt
attended a dinner in Elwood or
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I Neus Of
Interest

nue., motored to New York City Oh
Sunday His mother, Mrs. William
Truck Sr, who has been visiting
in the orange Mountains and New
York. accompanied him home on
Sunday night. William Truck Sr.
enjoyed cunning trip at Mullica
river and Chestnut Neck last
week.
Miss Emma Graham, Of North
field avenue, had as her dinner
guests on Wednesday evening,
Miss Ray Buchanan and Miss
Madeline O'Connor, of Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Atkins, OF
Shore Fast line and Davis avenue,
were Camden visitors yesterday at
the home of mr.. Atkins parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Seigafoos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Bailey and
daughter, Margaret, of Mays Land
ing, were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cant, of Mill road on
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Cant enter
tGllleu MI anu Mi .. OChJaliih
Kahn, of Mays Landing, Thursday.
Mrs Harold Isaac and little son,
of Mortified avenue, returned to
their home after weeks visit
with Mrs. Isaac's sister, Mrs
Robert Dye, of Long Island. They
were accompanied on their trip by
Mrs. Morton Collins and Mrs. Hilda
McKeague.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cant, of Mill
road, spent several days last week
at their cottage in Malaga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scull, of
Pleasantville, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Sutton, of Sutton avenue, and Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Dixon, OF Mill road,
are spending a fortnight at their
cottages at Malaga camp. They will
remain until after Thanksgiving
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sutton and
Mrs. Daisy Hecker, of Sutton ave-
nue., were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Dixon at their Malaga cottage
over the weekend.
Miss Teresa Bruenig, cs Shore
road, was Philadelphia visitor on
Tuesday.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-18
GRANGE ELECTS
HEADS FOR YEAR
Henry Soul is Reelected Mas
ter; Degrees are Conferred
on Candidates

Election of officers was the most
important business at the meeting
of Bargaintown Grange, held in
the Grange hall on Tuesday even.
ing. Henry Scull was reelected
master; John Cant was reelected
assistant steward; Mrs. Ina Lee,
reelected lady assistant steward;
Mrs. Henry Scull. reelected chap
lain; John Gordon, reelected treas
urer; Mrs. Jesse Anderson reelected
secretary; George Hartner, reflect
ed gatekeeper, "a post which he has
filled for a number of years. New
officers electedswere. H. A. Brewer,
overseer; Grace Mesiano, lecturer;
Drum Lee, Steward; Mrs. Shauffer,
ceres; Mrs. John Cant, pomona;
Mrs. Milan Scarlet, flora.
Henry Tapkin,, of Egg Harbor,
Pomona Grange Master; and Henry
Pfieffer, County Grange Deputy,
obligated five candidates in the
third and fourth degree. The eandi-
dates are: Grace Pagano, Carmela
Pagano, Augustus Pagano, Frank
Decarconia and Mrs. Ida White.
During the literary program, Mrs.
Colburn gave two delightful reci-
tations, The Clowns Saying and
The Country man, at the Show"
Martin Boerner, Master of Mckee
City Grange invited the Bargain
town Grange to visit Mckee City.
Mr.. Pfieffer and Mr.. Tapkin
welcomed the new members. They
also spoke about the State grange
meeting, which will be held in
Atlantic City, early in December.
Several guests were present from
Egg Harbor and Mckee City.
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Hi School Play
Presented Here
Large Audience Witnesses
First Performance of ''The
Whole Towns Talking"
PLAY AGAIN TONIGHT


A three-act comedy, "The Whole
Towns Talking" was presented
last night by the senior class of the
Pleasantville high school before an
appreciative audience. The per-
Torrance is to be repeated tonight
in the high school auditorium.
The story is by Anita Loos, of
Blondes" fame, and John Emerson
noted playwright. 1t is a comedy
OF modern life, full of clever twists
and amusing incidents. Miss Rho
da Griscom, who has already gained
fame in this city as a dancer, play
ed the leading feminine role and
Fred Reiber played in the male
lead.
Members of the cast and their
roles are: Henry Simmons, a man.
ufacturer, Walter Reitmeyer; Har-
riet Simmons, his wife, Miss Alme-
da Martin; Ethel Simmons, their
daughter, Rhoda Griscom; Chester
Binney4 Simmons partner, Fred
Reiber, Lefty Lythe. motion pic
,ture star, Betty Hallem; Donald
Swift, a film director, George Mil
Ter; Roger Shields, Chicago youth,
Robert Crowder; Lila Wilson, Sally
Otis; friends of Ethel, played by
Kathryn Steelman and Dorothy
Biggs; Annie, a maid, Henrietta
Peterson;F Sadie Bloom, another,
Mary Campbell; taxi-driver, Joseph
Field.
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PLAN FOR CHRISTMAS
Junior Civic Club Prepares Fol
Holidays.


Holidays.
The Junior Civic club held an
interesting meeting last night at
the home of Catherine Hannum,
East Oak Crest avenue. Plans were
made for Christmas activities. The
members will assist the Woman's
Civic club and Mr.. Kresge, principal
of Mortified schools, in the dis
tribution of Christmas baskets.
An amendment will be made to
the bylaws of the club at the next
meeting. The amendment will deal
with new members and the manner
in which they may enter into club
membership. Following the meet
Ing a social hour was enjoyed. Re-
treshments were served by the hos
tess.
Those present were: Elsie Lucas,
Dorothy Roat, Agnes Robertson,
Anna Lucas, Elsie Bell, Margaret
Lawson, Elizabeth Chew, Marion
Dick, Catherine Hannum and Mrs.
Hannum.
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NeWsy
Notes
W.; ;,.. In Linwood Borough

Thursday night.
Elsie Wolfbrandt is i'll with
tonsilitis.
Mrs. Wayne Wilson has been i'll
the past week.
John O'Neil, of Garfield avenue
spent the weekend in Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E. Somonds
plan to move into their new home
this week, at the corner of Haines
avenue and Shore road, Crestles
Park.
Miss Ella McFadden spent the
weekend at Berlin, N. j.
! Mrs. Atlee Campbell and son
Charles, of Philadelphia, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. f. VanPelt.
Mn and Mrs. Andrew Nybore
motored to New York over the
weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E. Simond'
expect to move into their new home
| this next week at the corner o
Haines avenue and Shore road
lCreStlea Park.
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SPICY
~, y. -
NOTES
CIVIC CLUB HAS
SOCIAL SUPPER
Northficld Woman's Group
Holds Successful Event at
Home of Mrs. Ingalls,

The members and friends of the
yVaman's Civic club, who attended
the covered dish" social at the
home OF Mrs. Charles ingalls,, OF
jackson avenue on Tuesday even
ingg voted the meeting one OF the
most delightful ever given by the
club 50
The presence of their first
president, Mrs E. G. Shreve, who
gave a talk, was an unexpected
) SURPRISE. Mrs Scott Long, OF
Pleasantville, commended the CLUB
for their generous gift to the Red
CrHss.
Mrs. Victor Keller gave an eXhlDl-
ton of several specially dances.
MIS- George Muller sang a. number
Of .solos, which were well received.
Jokn Nuttall entertained with sew
era violin selections accompanied
bysMiss Mary Muller at the piano.
The Ladies' Kitchen band, of the
Civic club, under the leadership OF
MS. Charles ingalls,, furnishes the
music for the dancing, which fol-
loved the program The band was
organized a few weeks ago through
the efforts of Mrs. William /.
Carney After the program the
luHch was served.
those present were: Mrs. b.. G.
Sbfeve, Mrs. George Isaac, Mrs.
Robert Chambers, Mrs. Clifton
Lake, Mrs. Harvey Lee, Mrs. A.
Sherwood Risiey, Mrs. Scott NJ.
Long, Mrs Helen Smith, Mrs. E. G
Phdpps, Mrs. Jack Under, Mrs. F.
Taflman, Mrs. c. M. Kobe, Mrs.
James NJ. Kelley. Mrs. Charles
Marshall, Mrs. r. F. Gresham,
Mrs Anna NJ. Crotto, Mrs. Clara
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ENTERTAIN Art CLUB

b The Absecon Art club was enter
tanned wednesday afternoon at the
Johnson home. The next meeting
will be held at Mrs. Marette Clark's
home, Reed road. Those attending
were: Mrs. Laura Reed, of Lin
wood; Miss Hannah Madden, Mrs.
Mae Cordery, Mrs. M. NJ. Town
send, Mrs. Walter Roberts. Mrs.
Lelande Madden, Mrs. Robert Nc
Laughlin and Mrs. Johnson.
The Oaks Improvement Associa-
tion met Monday night in the fire
house. Plans were made to hold a
card party November %. The COM
hnittee for the December supper is
composed of Mrs. Schmidt, chair
man; Mrs. Audrey, Mrs. Alexander
DuPuy, William Wyand, Chris
Thurman, A. J. Craven.
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ATTEND o. {. S. VISIT

A number of local members of
the Order of the Eastern Star at
tended the official visit of Mrs. Lima
M. Bellamy, of Hammonton, dis
trict deputy of the tenth district,
10. f. S. of New Jersey, to Grace
Chapter o. e. s., held in Moose
hall, Atlantic City, Tuesday night.
Noticed in the assemblage We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fred Reid. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Naylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Babcock, Mrs. Charles S.
Lutz. Mrs. Mathew A. Booker, Mrs.
Carrie J. Bowen. Mrs. Ralph Max
well, Mrs. Charles e. Howard, Mrs.
Charles S.. John, Mrs. Marianne
Sands, Mrs. Mary Honmel, Mrs.
Anna Snapped, Mrs. Lydella Bow
en-, Mrs. Wagner, Miss M. Richie,
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ABSECON NEWS NOTES
AbseconIs
Builds
Steadily

they held devotional meeting and
song. service.
Rev. William Burnley, a retired
Methodist minister, of Tuckahoe,
passed Sunday in English Creek.
In the morning he assisted the Rev.
Richard Sullivan in administering
the Lords Supper. A class of seven
was received into the church as
full members, Rev. Burley preached
after the Epworth League service
in the evening.
Mrs. T. M. Force, Lawrence
Force, Mr.. and Mrs. William Force.
Preston and Edith Force, of Lin
wood, were, dinner guests of Mrs. Fl.
Steelman, Friday night.
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WOMEN ORGANIZE
MISSIONARY SOC,
Central M. E. Church Group
Elects Mrs. Nina Burroughs
First President

The first meeting of the Woman's
Hdne Missionary society of Central
Church was held Tuesday night at
the. home. of Mrs. Philip N. Bessor
Mrs Nina Burroughs was elected
president; Miss Nina Freas, vice
president; Mrs. Corabel Corson,
treasurer. Mrs. Este Crater, record
nE-secretary; Mrs. Philip N. Bes-
SOS corresponding secretary.
The meeting will be held the
SECOND Tuesday of each month
The next meeting will be held al
the home of Mrs. Corabel Corson
Thpse present we're: Mrs. Fatz
MS. Nina Burroughs, Mrs. Cora
bel Corson, Mrs. Gerard, Mrs. Este
Crater, Mrs. John Cordery Sr. Mrs
JONI Cordery Jr., Mr.. and Mrs
Roscoe Ingersoll, Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Bessor.
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ELECT OFFICERS

William Beckley was host to the
members of the. Young Citizens
Sunday School class of the Presby-
ierian Church on Tuesday night, at
This home in Natlie Terrace. The
Felection Of officers for the coming
year took place: Clinton Holcomb,
president; William Beckley, vice
president; Elmer Griffith, secre-
tary; Edward Ballantine, treas
urer. Those attending were: Miss
Hannah Madden, teacher, Elmer
Griffith, Clinton Holcomb, Theodore
Odenath. Arthur Bird. Raymond
Bird and William Beckley.
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ENTERTAiNScLU B

"Optimistic Six" Guests of Mrs.
Drysdale.
Mrs. Isabella Drysdale enter
tanned the members of the "Optim-
istic Six" club at her home on
Davis avenue, last evening. The
evening was spent in card playing
and music. Prizes were awarded
for high score. At a late hour re
freshments were served by the
hostess.
Those present. were: Anna Nc
Kergan and Josephine Bucci, Of
Atlantic City; Jean Collins and
Naomi Collins, of Pleasantville
Merriam Mosher, of Absecon ant
| Mrs. Drysdale.
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."FRATERNlTY NIGHT
Pans Made For Union Meeting II
Linwood

SdIumbia Council, Daughters of
America, held its regular meeting
inA Mechanics hall on Tuesday
ni3ht. Next Monday night will be
= fraternity Night" when the
Jl4ipr Order of American Mechan-
icG p. O. S. of A., Red Men, Order
or Pocohontas and the Daughters
OF America will meet together.
Members present on Tuesday
night were: Mrs. Belle somers,
Mos Louisa Stokes, Mrs. Florence
James, Mrs. Annie Risley, Mrs.
Maniie cayilea-. Mrs. Sallie Keller.
M6s.s Marion Price, Mrs. Elizabeth
Snyder, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Lingo,
Ms Cecilia Champion, Mrs. Eliza
be1h Strang, Mrs. Georgia Tallman,
MIS- Clara Wolfbrandt.
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PERSONALS

(
PERSONALS
MI Mr.. and Mrs C. M. Kesler, of
New York ROAD, had as their guests,
Mr. and Mrs L. r. Strain and
Mrs, Brandt, of Collingswood.
|, Mrs. Ethel Miller, of Philadelphia,
ris spending period of time with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. George
EShowell.
I Mr.. and Mrs. James Schafer, of
Oaklyn, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Budd.
Mrs. Hattie Williams. of Ocean
City. was an Absecois visitor Tues
day, '4igsre .is
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Conover,
Mrs. Adah Sooy and aRaymond Con-
over have returned after spending
the weekend in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond returned
Ihome after spending some time at
their sons home on Bayview Drive.
Ground was broken for DR..
Lawrence Wilson'S new home on
New. York road, this week.
Mrs. Frank Miller was the guest
Fof her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shovel, last week. gsn
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Hammell en-
5tertained over the week end Miss
Olive Hamfnell, of SWestfield.
Mrs. Howard Shower is able to be
out. again, after an attack of grip.
Cards have-f been received from
Russell Elwood from Phoenix, ART
zona.., He is making the "trip by
Inotorsssnt 2 IS
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-11-18
CLUB
CHURCH
NEWS
CHOIR MUSICALE
M E. Church Group Arranges
Program

M. e. Church Group Arranges
Program
The choir of the M. e. Church
will give a musicale Sunday night
in the church at 7.30 o'clock. The
affair is under the direction OF
James Boyce, who has been acting
director while Walter Burns has
been taking a vacation.
The program: THE Radiant
Morn" by woodward.
sweet is Thy Mercy Lord"
Brandy.
Eye that Stand in the House of
the Lord by Spinney. y
'Hark, Hark My Soul" by
Shelley
Shadows of the evening hour
by Rathbun.
Lord How Manifold are Thy
Works." by Brandy.
GLORIA in EXcellsis," (Twelfth
Mass) by Mozart.
Voluntary selection by organist,
Miss Florence Draper.
Duet by Mrs. r. L. Babcock and
John Bewley.
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A. Lands, Mrs. William Mcfarland
Mrs. VIM. t. Carney, Mrs. H. H
Smith, Mrs. Jenny E. Lyall, Miss
Mary Muller, Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.
Renear, Mrs. Victor Keller, Mrs
George Banning, Mrs. Grover Hin
mon, Mrs. Leonard Wescott, Mrs
Ora Kelley, Mrs. William Madden
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ingal, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Rodgers and John
Nuttall
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4 NEWs pEVELoPMENT

kinden Place is the newest real
estAfe development IN Linwood. The
tract was recently purchased by
yV5lliam Shamrock from a. T. M,
Or Philadelphia. 1t lies between Elm
ara Poplar avenues, on Shore road.
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PERSONALS

Mrs John Plat visited Grace
CHAPTER of Eastern Star in Allan
City on Tuesday night.
III. and Mrs. Mercer Wilson, Mr..
ey MRS. John Malsbury took a
IN hi trip on Sunday, visiting
23f}eti,ss Woodstown, Pennsgroye,
\ pennsviile, Port Norris and several
pt1er places.
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CHOIR MEETS
ND Elizabeth Block is Hostess To
., Group.

pie regular monthly business and
stGia, meeting os Central choir
was held at the home of Miss
Elizabeth Block or Monday night,
M1eic and games were enjoyed
after the business meeting. Re-
frsshments were served.
Chose present Were. Mr.. and
NH. Fred C. Hardy, Miss Vera
Hardy. Miss. Lea Rumpel, Mr.. and
ms Josetil Steel, Mr.. and Mis-
Is3cpe Ingersoll, Donald Ingersoll,
mss Mabel Adams, Miss Este
Cf4ter. Miss Alberta Bessor and
MfF Nina Burroughs.
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Tennis Club.

The Absecon Tennis club enjoyed
an evening of games Monday when
they were entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas French,
Atlantic City. Attending We're Mr..
and Mrs. James Sooy, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. v. Miller, Misses Helen Sooy,
Adelma Miller, Flora Robinson, LIE
ma Robinson, barry =. Weer, Rob
ert French, Willetts French, Ethel
Giberson and Mr.. and Mrs. French.
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Mrs. Carrie Williams, Mrs. Joseph
Thomas, Mrs. Harry Brown, Miss
Esther Brown, Mrs. Edith Baldwin.
Mrs. Charles Koehler, Wilbur Reed,
John Pratt and George P. Johnston.
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Mrs. Townsend Hostess.

The Presbyterian Missionary So,
ciety spent Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. M. NJ Townsend, and sewed
! for the annual mission box.
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The Absecon Highland Grange
will hold a masked dance on Satur-
day night in the hall.
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ENGLISH CREEK

Archie SculI. superintendent Of
Asbury M E. Sunday school,
accompanied by the Busy Bee class,
visited the aims house at Smiths
Landing, Sunday afternoon, where.
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Pledge
to the Public on
Used Car Sales

I Every car is conspicuously
marked with its price in
plain figures, and that price,
just as the price Of our new
cars, is rigidly maintained.
= All Studebakcr automobiles
which are sold as CERTk
FLED CARS have been prop
erly reconditioned, and carry
3O-Day guarantee for replace.
nient of defective parts and
free service on adjustments.
Z Every purchaser Of used
car may drive it for FIVE
days, and then, if not satisfied
for any reason, turn it back and
apply the money paid as a
credit on the purchase of any
other car In stock-new or
used. Ut is assumed that the
car has not been damaged In
the meantime.)
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Junior League.

!, The Junior Epworth League met
Wednesday afternoon, when the
lesson was Illustrated by drawing.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Meskers' Birthday Is OBJ
served

=
The home of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Meskers, Shore road, was
the scene of a delightful party OF
Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs
Meskers' birthday The home was
decorated with chryasnthemums
and orange crepe paper streamers
The evening was spent in dane
ing and singing. At a late hour re
freshments were served. Mrs
Meskers received many beautiful
gifts.
Among the guests were: Mrs
Ignatz Breunig. Marion Bruenig
Miss Teresa Bruenig, Miss Rose
Bruenig, Mrs. Bruno Carr, Miss
Helen Sender, Joseph Mesker ano
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mesker.
PERSONALS
Miss Delina Ouillette, of Atlantic
City, was the dinner guest of Miss
Teresa Bruenig, of Shore road, or
Monday evening.
The Junior Progressive. League
club will hold a meeting this even
ing in the Progressive Hall, on
Mill road.
Mrs. Otto Lampl, of Atlantic
City. spent Tuesday with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Ronald Balestriert OF
Jackson avenue. Mrs. Balestrier
is entertaining Mrs. Milton Kuabaer
of Atlantic City, for a week.
DR.. Charles AXE, of Tilton road
left on Saturday with a bear-hunt
ing party. Their destination is
Charlottesville, Va.
John Truck, of Roosevelt ave
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City Of Mortified
NJ DICK Zion. Phone

A. NJ. DICK. Zion Road. Phone leo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10

HEYDLER SEES REAL
FIGHT FOR N. |. FLAG

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 9.-Predicting
an even closer race than in 1926, when
the pennant battle wasn't decided
until the last few days, John A. Heyd-
Ter, president OF the National League,
issued the following statement on the
campaign that opens next week:
Favored by ideal weather in the
South and Far West this Spring, all
of our league clubs will open the sea
son IN better condition than for years.
MY advices are that an unusual nuns
Der Of splendid young players have
been developed in the training camps.
The weaker clubs have added strength
and i believe that the close race of
last year will be even closer this
season.
THE balance Of strength in our
league is more even than ever before.
The exhibition games have convinced
me that this is fact. They have
proved also that the general interest
la the game is greater than last
Spring. and last season, YOU know,
WAS our leagues best year.