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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-13

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-13

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-13

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-13
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-13

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vPACCBET
THE DAWN--RASSVIET

q Russiaa Daily Newspaper. Published
Svory day, except Sunday, by the Di
P~ctoriats Of Russian Trades UAiSn Of
me United States III A@sES and
Canada. AEEat"
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-13

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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-29
Couples Elope
To Elkton, Md.
Marriage S0lemnized in That
City Wednesday After
nOon-Return Here
HAD PLANNED WEDDING

Two well know couples motored
to Elkton. Md, and were married
there Wednesday afternoon, both
returning in the evening to the
city to receive the congratulations
of their many friends.
Miss Caroline Pluniridge, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Plum
ridge, of q Pleasant avenue, and
Warren Praster. son of David
Praster. and Joseph Badger and
Miss Dorothy Kingston were the
couples.
They had made plans for the
Elkton marriage fully a week be-
fore, their friends declare, although
they had kept it a secret from all
but few. The trip to Elkton was
made together, and one couple
stood for the other while the
weddings were solemnized.
Badger is well known baseball
player. He is an automobile
mechanic, and resides at % Wood
land avenue. Praster's father re-
sides at Brighton place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Praster will reside
in an apartment at e. Leeds ave-
nue., while Mr.. and Mrs. Badger
will also live in this city.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-29
MAINLAND VOCALISTS
IN THE HOLY CITY
Will Be Broadcast Over w.
P. G. Monday, Direct
ed By Organist

Several people prominent in
musical circles of the Mainland
will take important parts in the
rendition. of Gauls. Holy City"
when it is broadcast Monday over
w. P. G..
The chorus is under the direct
ion of Arthur Scott Brook. Powell
Evans, assistant director, will
lead it, Mr.. Brook will be at the
console of the organ.
The local solists are: Mrs,
Florence Allen, Mrs. Paul II,
Goldey. Mrs. Dora Schilling, Lester
A Dick, and Franklin Smith.
There are many music loving
people from the Mainland who
lend their support in the choruses.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-29
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
MEET AT EGG HARBOR
Higbee and Abbott To Ad-
dress County Meeting
Next Thusday

Judge Enoch A. Higbee and Sur.
rogate Albert c. Abbott will be
among the speakers at a special
meeting of the Women's Atlantic
County Republican club to be held
Thursday night in Red Mems hall,
Egg Harbor city.
A very attractive musical pro.
gram is being arranged by the
committee in charge.
A box luncheon will be served at
$50 o'clock, after which the even
ing program viii be presented.
This meeting will be of interest
to all members, as many matters
relative to the coming primaries
will be discussed.
Transportation is being arrang-
ed
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-29
Mothers Day To Be Observed
With Special Programs May s
w. c. T. U. Makes Arrangements for Entertainment
Given in Hall on North Main Street-Ask
Mothers Children to Attend

Mothers Day will be observed in
the city and on the Mainland Sun
day, May s. 1t will be a time when
mothers will be especially remem-
bered with appropriate services in
the churches with programs for the
occasion. Flowers, candy and 9th
er gifts will please her, while each
son will honor her by wearing the
traditional carnation.
The day viii be observed by
members OF the w. c. T. U. on Fri
day afternoon before. when at two
o'clock there viii be graduation ex-
ercises FOR the White Ribbon re
cruits, with the dedication exer-
cises in their North Main street
hall.
Mrs. Harry Lake. director of this
department, has secured the servi-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-29
Fire Burns Horse, House And
Outbuildings At Bargaintown
Loss Placed $4,000 by Local FremenFour Shore ROAD
Departments Answer Alarm - Powerless
To Fight Flames

Taking the life of horse, and
burning house, garage, shed,
stable and small sedan automobile
fire of unknown origin yesterday
afternoon swept away the property
of Phillip Grasso on the Bargain
town road in Egg Harbor township,
while companies from four Shore
road communities stood by power
less to fight it.
Firemen this morning placed the
loss at $4,000. The blaze started
at 4.4O o'clock, and had gained
such Roadway that firemen who
answered the alarm, finding them
selves over a mile from the near
est fireplug, were powerless to
fight the flames.
The fire started in barn in the
rear, and about fifty feet from the
house. 1t gained rapid Roadway
before it was discovered. Mrs.
Richard Collins reported it from
her home at the Water Pumping
Station, at Bargaintown. and
Mortified firemen were the first
to answer the alarm.
On their arrival they found the
flames had spread to the house
and other out-buildings, and was
making rapid Roadway. Seeing
that more aid would be needed,
the Mortified company immediate
ly sent for companies of Linwood,
Somers Point and this city. which
responded.
All firemen. and the large num-
Der of excited residents, were
forced TO simply watch the flames
eat their way through the build
ings. and confine their efforts to
saving other houses near the
scene.
How the fire started remains a
mystery. Grasso claimed, foremen
said, that it started in the house,
but the barn was almost gone be-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-29
AbsecOn Women
OK. Candidates
Doughty and Roger Are
Recommended by H. Huff
nagle for Freeholders
THEY MET LAST NIGHT

Mrs. Elizabeth Conover gave a
report on the County Committee
meeting held at the Ritz-Carlton
recently, when the Absecon Won
ems Republican club met last
night at the home of Mrs. Margar-
ct Johnson.
A meeting of the Atlantic Coun-
ty Women's Republican Club will
be held at Egg Harbor City Thurs
day at $50 o'clock. Among the
speakers will be ex-Judge E. A.
Higbee and Albert Abbott, surro-
gate.
Mrs. Lillian Henry gave a very
interesting lesson on Federal gov
eminent. A report was made on
the card and game party to be held
May IL, at Mrs. Elizabeth Como
ver's home. The club donated $40
to the Red Cross for flood relief.
Mrs. Ida Richards, Mrs. Kath-
ryn Craven and Mrs. Cora Turner
were appointed the nominating
committee to prepare the ticket for
the officers to be elected for the
ensuing year.
The following city candidates to
be voted upon at the primary were
recommended by Harry Huffnagle;
Freeholder,F F. Doughty, A. ]. Ro-
yer; Councilman at large, Fred
Henry; Council, John Reilly, AL
fred ]. Kurtz; police magistrate.
A. ]. Craven; county committee,
Mrs. Leon Conover and Harry Huff
nagle.
Surrogate Albert c. Abbott was
the speaker of the evening. He
explained his duties and stated
that everyone should make will.
Mrs. Carrie Nicholas was ap-
pointed delegate to the annual
meeting of the State Club at AS
bury Park. April 1890.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-29
THE FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH, WHERE is IT?

A few night ago a couple
iroye into this city and inquired
of The traffic officer at the
corner of Washington avenue
and Main street, Where is the
Baptist church,"
He replied that he did not
know. They then drove on up
Main street and asked the same
question of two or three people,
receiving the same. reply.
They were getting real
anxious, for they had driven a
long distance, as they wished
to be married by a Baptist
minister and they thought that
if they found the Baptist church,
they would also find the
Baptist minister.
For the information of those
who do not know. The Baptist
church is the beautiful new
stone church on Pleasant ave
nue. at the corner of North First
street. Follow the crowd on
Sunday night and you will find
it.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-29

ces of Mrs. Sadie Wood, of Somers
Point, for this day. She will be in
charge of the program. 1t will be
given by the mothers and children.
Mothers who have their children on
the cradle roll and have not re-
ceiyed their invitation are asked
to come and bring their children.
Those who desire to have their
babies dedicated have also been re-
quested to notify Mrs. Wood. She
will then receive her invitation and
be asked TO help with the program.
This plan is something new. and
while It may be hard to make this
the biggest day of the year for the
W. C, T. T., it will be attempted.
Both mothers and children have
been urged to assist in making It
a success.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-29

National Music Week, observed
May l to 8, will be celebrated by
the students of Pleasantyille High
school with concert in the school
auditorium this Thursday evening.
The concert, under the direction
of Irma Stiles Geiger, promises to
be a most interesting one. High
school talent only is being used.
Every one interested in the
activities of the students is most
cordially invited to attend the
affair, admission being free.
The complete program follows:
Program
Part l.
l.. P. II. S. Orehestra-"Poet and
Peasant Overture"-Vo Suppe.
2. Freshmen Glee Club
(a) Morning Invitation"
(b) Morning Song"
(c) Mosquito Serenade."
8. Clarinet solo-"A Dream
Bartlett Hayward Fields.
4. Male chorus-"Old Man Noah
College Song, Soloparts; Jack
Bradley, Harry Meyers, Akron
Mack (Grammer School No. q.
5. Vocal Duet-"A Song of Sun
shine, Burning. Almeda Martin,
Ruth Lawrence.
s. Orchestra = Explanatory Re-
marks-Jeanette Cohen.
(a) Funeral March of a Marion
ettdp--Gounod.
(b) Beauty Spot'-Arthur
/. Vocal solo-"What's In the Air
Today"-Eden. Ruth Lawrence.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-29
FINDS EAGLES
AND RED BATS
Rare Discoveries Include
Gorgeous Orchids In
SwGmps

Automobiles and moving
pictures keep the present gener-
alton so busy that it hasn't time
to study nature" Mark L. Wilde.
Philadelphia business man and
naturalist, who resides in Pitman,
told the Woman's Club in a talk
the other night. Wilde said he had
been studying the natural sciences
for 80 years and that there is a
wealth of material for nature
lovers right in this section OF New
Jersey. He told of finding the nest
ing place of three eagles, which
have returned 20 this region for
breeding for several years. and
surprised his audience by telling
of flying squirrels and red bats
fitting about ring in this vicinity.
The speaker said he had identi-
fled 81 different species of birds
in this part of the State and that
the most gorgeous orchids he ever
saw he had found blooming in the
swamps of Cape May county.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-29
High School To
Be Scheduled
On Part Time
Action Necessary To Care For
Increasing Population.
Supt. Asserts
BOARD WILL CONSIDER
PLANS FOR BUILDING
Has Taken No Action to APP
prove of Any Proposed
Structure - No Cost Has
Been Fixed

Supt Simon M. Horstick, head
of the city school system, declared
today that classes in the Washing
ton avenue High School would be,
beyond any doubt. placed on half.
time schedule when the schools
opened next fall.
This is necessary. the Snperin-
tendent asserted, to care for the
ever-fncreasing school population
in the city's highest institution of
learning.
Meanwhile, the Board of Educa-
ton is considering plans for a new
building which will be located on
a plot of ground in Ansley Park
which was recently purchased.
Although tentative plans for the
new school have been drawn, the
Board has taken no action toward
their adoption. Action in this di-
rection will, doubtless, be taken
in the very near future, as mem
bers of the Board realize the ne
cessity of a new High school.
Just what plans the Board will
adopt, which will decide the cost
of the school and the number of
rooms, with their equipment, will
not be known until action to ap-
prove an architects plans has been
taken.
In an interview, Supt. Horstick
stated that at the present time
$50 students are attending the
High school. The structure was
planned to accommodate $50, and
is overcrowded by hundred at
the present time.
OF these $50, 40 will graduate
this spring. There are approximate
ly las pupils who will graduate from
the eighth grades of the city
schools, many of whom will enter
the High school next fall. That
institution will also be called upon
to care for students from Egg Har-
Dor township.
With this a fact, it is expected
that the High school enrolment
will be more than 425 next year,
with a possibility that it may reach
$50.
Principal Charles o. Wilson is
considering plans for part-time
schedule. II is expected that two
classes will attend school from 8
or $50 o'clock until noon or 1890,
with second group coming in at
noon, and continuing their work
until o'clock.