The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-04
Salem Church
y. Anniversary
Animal "Old Home" Week
and Autumnal Reunion
Begins Sunday

Beginning Sunday, Salem M. E..
sEhurch will celebrate the 10th
anniversary of the erection of the
first church building in 1851, the
14th anniversary of dedication OF
the present edifice, Dec. Z. 1918,
and the annual "Old Home" week
and 4autumnal reunion.
Sunday October 9th.
"oId Home Day"
1890 a. M, Address by Mr..
Samuel R. Boggs, of Philadelphia,
National President of 1.-The GIG
cons" Subject: 'Coals of Fire"
Philathea Chorus and Sunshine
Choir will sing.
I'm, Church School, Harold A.
stanton, Superintendent. Pre-
Rally Day. Special music, John S.
Weaver, Chorister.
7.45 D. M, Mems Club Night.
Address by Mrs. A. Haines Lippin-
colt, of Camden, N. j., New Jersey
Chairman Woman's National Com
mittee for Law Enforcement. Sub
ject. 1.-THE Church and Law and
Order" Young Peoples Choir and
Mems Club will sing.
Tuesday, October 11th.
community Night"
Photo-play, THE Little Church
Around the Corner" Exhibited by
WILLIAMS. Brown and Earle, demon
strating Acme Motion Picture pro-
hector. Auspices Salem Mems Club.
Al one-reel cartoon comedy, Felix
Saves the Day." precedes the
feature. Begins at eight. Plate offer
ing. Everybody welcome.
Committee
George Zippler, j. M. Hilton,
John McCaughrean, Webster Price
and Charles Buckley.
Wednesday, october 18th
"Church Fellowship Night"
7.45 p. m, Song Service, Arthur
p. Ryon, leader Herman Madden
at the organ. Half hour of remi-
niscenees conducted by the Pastor.
Sunshine Choir, Philathea Chorus
and Young Peoples Choir will sing.
Those who have united with the
church since last "Old Home Week.
will be. our special guests of honor
At the conclusion of the auditor
ilm program, all win be invited to
the dining room as guests of the
Ladies' Aid for refreshments and
good fellowship. All neighbors and
friends of Salem Church, whether
..old residenters" or newcomers,
are most cordially invited to this
gathering.
Thursday, October 18th
"MusicsI Night"
Talent from the Antrim Lyceum
Bureau, Philadelphia. Auspices
Philathea Glass. Frances Leedom
Hess, humorist, monologuist and
impersonator. Anthony De John,
celebrated piano-accordionist. VIM.
Humphreys. popular musical
mimic. Those who want a good
laugh should not absent them
selves" The Philathea Chorus,
directed by Mrs. S. Monroe Van
SAINT, will contriblte two numbers
TO the program. Admission, so
cents; children (under twelve), rs
cents. ~ ,
Friday, October 18th
aSunday School and Young Peoples
Night
Recreation Room-Seaside Min
stiels, and other clever features.
The Presbyterian Orchestra will
play.
Committee
Harold A. Stanton, Frank r.
Beckett, Mrs. A. P Ryon, Mrs.
Elwood Watt, Percy Lake, Milton
Clark, Mrs Abram Ditmas, Mrs.
Randolph Price and Miss Abbie
Leeds.
Sunday, October 18th
srte Orally Day.
1890 a. m. Sermon by the Rev.
Alpha G.. Kynett, D. D., of Philadel-
phia. one of the secretaries of the
Board of Home Missions and
Church Extension. Young Peoples
Choir and Sunshine Choir will
sing
IL M, Sunday School Rally.
Goals for the day: ID Attendance
ESQ; t2) New Enrollments Is; go
OFFICERS and Teachers secured for
every department.
745 p. m, Part Promotion
exercises by Primary Department
OF the Sunday School Mrs. S.
Monroe Van SAINT, Superintendent
Part H-Musical Service, Mr..
Hayden Evans, the gifted though
blind Welsh singer, viii be the
guest soloist, supported by the
Philathea Chorus and the Young
Peoples Choir. directed by Miss
Eva Risley. Mr.. Madden at the
organ.