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Mr*. C. He** hM been called to Mill TiHe by Uie cHUcal illn.-M, of her father, Mf. Tiroer, of that place, who Buffered a stroke on Thnraday of last week. Mias Anna Hem i* in Avalon to (treet her new niece, Margorite tfebecca Hem eldoot dangbter of Mr. and Mr*. Robert

Krwa.

Two children, of Mr*. William Hama, of Belle Plain Road, art ill with chicken pox. • Belle Plain won four priaea at the County Fair. Mr. George Heaa went to Avalon on Monday to pay her respects to the new arrival in the family of her aiater.Alra. Robert Heaa. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Hew motored to Avalan on Monday, to pay a visit of congratulations to their youngeat son and greet the new granddaughter and name sake of Mr*. Hess. The cranberry crop, although not bo abundant on account of the heavy rain, ia of excellent quality and all safely gathered before the frosts. Mr. H. P. Layton has accepted a poe-' ition as electrical engineer at the plcnt ol J. D. Wood and Company, of Millville, and will ahortly remove bis family

there.

Mra. William Layton is Buffeting from a severe cold. Rev. and Mrs. Bnaaell, ofTcckahoe, were calling on friends, motoring over in the interest of the survey, being held ondcr the direction M the church feder-

ation.

A Home and School Association ia being considered by the parents and teacher*, of Brlleplain. On the afternoon of Colnrabos Day, the pnpils of the three rooma, of the

Belleplain school, were assembled in one room. Mrs. E. H. Osgood presided and introduced, Mrs. Grace, principal of the primary department, *ho spoke of Isabella's part in the Great Adventure and Mr. Hcward •Warren principal of the intermediate department, who told of Ferdinand's contemptible neglect of the great Discoverer in hi* old sge and poverty, Mia* Dorothy Hofiman, of the eighth grade read a (ketch of Colombo* and the sixth grade read Joguire Millsr’a "Sail On" in concert. The pnpils ol all three room* anawered questions which gave a comprehensive review of the trusting and signifigance of the day and joined heartily in singing Uie National Anthems.

AVALON. Mrs. F. A. Davis was in town a few days this week, closing his cottage for the winter. Kev. T. A. Cray and wife spent Friday and Saturday at their 37th street cottage, closing it up for the winter. The following guests, at the Luray on Sunday: Dorothy Leopold. Lillian Marks. Regina Marks, Can-oil Tt. Ulman. Jack Stehling, Chas. P.* Beat, Ray . Mahan, James H. Mahan. Harry Barker, all of Philadelphia. Mr. Guy M. Boyer and A. T. Johnson and party motored from Philadelphia on Saturday, spending the week-end at their cottage on 26th street. Peermoat. returning U> Philadelphia on

Sunday.

Mr*. R. W. Brewster and Mater and children motored from Lanadowne on Friday, spending the week-end at their 32nd street cottage. Peormonl Mr. Phillips, of Philadelphia, spent the seek-end with hia family on 21st street. Avalon. N * ■. Russell Fell, of Langborne,

— and from there we went to Japan”

Talk about adventures! Men in the Navy come home with the kind of experiences that moat chaps read of only in the

books.

Here’s your chancel Uncle Sam fcai, as you know, a big Navy and give* red-UocxV-d young fellow* like you an epportunity to step aboard and ' shove off". V Whm win you get out of it?

Just this:

A chance to rub elbow* with foreign folk* in mange parts of

the world.

The chance for good boocat work on shipboard—the kind of

beef on your should-'* and h*ir on your chest. You will get 30 care-free vacation day* a year, not counting shore leave in home or foreign • port*. You win have the kind of comradeship in travel that Milor* know. Yqu will have regul-r pay; over and above your meals, lodg - ing and your first uniform oytf t • good stuff all of it.

Yon can join for two yen*. When you get through yoi.ilbe phyaicaliy and mentally tuned up" for the rest of your life. Yotfll be ready through and

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