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OCEA1 7IFW I TEIzmovau I . I Th. aocUl u>4 I ■ -- I Sira, 'fc llUam O. Thompson •nter vu rlrac at th* bom* of Mra. Mr and Mra. Chart** Ab-ama and | Mlss Clair* D. Row took dinner at tAln# ^| Mte8 sally Henderaoo. of Dai- Schwlnll 1SS0 Undlay arenna. U>two daughters, of Philadelphia, spent the ^ r^n^e on Thursday. , mont. oo Friday. aiuirtn- gan. PhlUdelphla. on January J6th. Sunday with relative* here. | william Winner was U Ccnrt Mia* Grace Fldler was a MllmUe th( lA<u— • Aid Society, waa a Lincoln Way. of Jenklnstoen. P« ■; House on Saturday ^ , shopper on Thuraday. rrand aocceae socially as well aa tcalled on his mother here Sunosy j y r in d Mrs. William D Edridge John j Jack, of ^^lally. being turned over ^ ^ Emeet Richardson, of Wild-1 ■ ■ - *— ^er*l**»lra T.^e. . aMne of Mra. aaary - . — . — * — *— -

rtsited her parents here o

^Mrs^Harry Kaufmann. of Atlantic City, spent the week-end at her home ^Mtaaee Eva and Amanda Tullner. of Philadelphia, called on their mother here on Sunday. Mias Irene Eckersley was a Sea Isle City shopper on Friday. Harry Downam and son. Ernest. Joseph Downam and son. Harry, and Frank Washburn motored to Atlantic City on Saturday. Charles Kurt* and brother. Jake, of Egg Harbor, called on relatives here on Sunday. Mrs. William Carew and son. John, and Mr*. Ellaabeth Way and daughte- Alma, attended the automobile show at Atlantic City on Friday eveDl TTie school Is closed here on ac-

count of

and we are more than pV aed note that Mias Eldridge pasaeo through the operation successfully. We wish her a speedy recovery. Miss Claire D. Ross spent last week with her brother and family at Tuck-

SOUTH DEHiriS

George Bell, of Newport, called on friends here on Saturday. Mrs. Hannah Chaley and daughter. May. spent Monday In CoUlngawood with Mra. Mary Jeffers. Samuel Morton spent Friday night with hi* slater. Ella. Captain A. J Meerwald received a very handsome basket of fruit on Wednesday from the Landlubbers' Club and waa very pro .d of It. Mrs. Bessie Barnes spent Monday in Collingswood with her slater. Mrs.

Rlcb-rd Bender.

Miaa Agnes Meerwald. of Trenton, spent the week-end at home Joseph Robinson, who haa been in. Is able to be out again. The following people went on the excurmtoe Monday to Philadelphia Mias Edna James. Mias Sara McKalg. Mrs. Nellie Scull. Agees and William Meerwald. Mtascs Mary a»d Margaret Ludlam. Mrs. Eliza Devttt. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MUler. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edwards. Mra Joseph McCray. Mrs. Hannah Chaley ana daughter Mary. Mrs. Resale Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. Prettyman. Mr. Maniota and son. Frank, visited Woodbine Monday. Joseph McCray has bec-d loading a

car with hay.

Aid Society. An lnM.~ssUng

Mr an* Mra W1 111— D EWridge J. Jack, of Philadelphia,

attended the funeral of Chat let T-aer a guest at the home of Mra Mary _ ■ “ “*■ **■ fc of music, rsadlnga travel Mrs. sari r. *u»» is—--- D i c tures and radio waa renderedPh.uartphl. o. T»—9=1.001 *•" * v- 1 — 4 1 Mr. SobwlDD l> . .Ut- «( Mr- DU-

companvlng her frleud. Mias Alice u. sup per on Saturday. \

Eldridge. to Lankemsu Hospital to Mias Florence Br ®* n a Thimble Bee waa given at the undergo an operation tor appenddri-1 for Ml- Margaret Bltoard. who haa Harry Lunt ln Frank-

Mr* Ellda Camp was In Cape May

Court House on Friday.

Raymond Wastcott. of Harrisburg, rtsited relatlre# over the week-end. Mimes Roxana Gandy and Helen Caril attended the Freeholders' meeting at Cape Ma* Court House lari

th Mts7Anna Gandy has returned to " Mrs j. x. Carroll took dinner with

t school st Audubon. the Mlsaes Ludlsta at South Ml— Lucy Regine Is on the sick jiondsy evening,

it. * Charles Meerwald was In toem lari

Robert Smith was home Sunday. we * k attending to buslneea.

Robert McCoach spent Sunday at Mi— Helen Fldler has returned to ime. „ __ PhlUdelphla after spending the holMrs. Sophia Ro— and son. Harold. ldjiy> with her mother and sisters. Jr., spent the week-end with E- V. I Mrs. Uriah Gandy and Miss Rox- ~ ms and family. | ana Ga .dy called on . latlres at

Mrs. Mary ingeraoll U much Im- i- :e iaierriUe on Sunday,

proved at thl* writing. Mr. and Mra Samuel Wcotaoa and

ruary Ith. A

* P ^5rs. Houston was In Philadelphia fora *w day* UU week on burineas. Mr. ^heUem motored to Philadelphia lat week for a few days on

Ml— Mary Venal, of Mooreriown. visited Ml— Uria Weateott over the

week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Butler and daughter visited her mother st Sea-

rille one day last week.

Frank Freestone U quite sick. Mrs. Hannah Gandy was calling on friends st Tuekabo* on Monday. Mrs. Lydia Sapp was In Ocean City

on Thursday.

Mrs. UU Burke was calling at

Richard Voas's on Friday.

MYs Bertha Mason was In Ocean

with her parents.

TUCEAH01

l Thurs-

Mrs Weaver Buxby day In Philadelphia.

Mr. and Mrs. Chari— Lee have been ectertainlng Mrs. Samuel Ericcson and two children, of Atlantic

City.

Doug la— Gandy and Harvey Lee visited the automobile ahow at At-

lantle City Thuraday.

A very pleasant surprise was given Mrs. Alice Stewart on Friday evening In the form of a pot-luck supP *Rev. and Mra. Cawman spent Friday afternoon with Rev. and Mrs.

Griffeth.

The remains of John L. Buxby were brought from Ocean City and interred at the Methodist cemetery Monday afternoon. Ml— Helen Maynard spent pert of Friday with Mrs LaCroix. The Lodi—* Auxiliary entertained the member* of the local legion post at Hotel Tucks hoe Wednesday night. Mrs George Jeffery* spent Monday in Philadelphia. Mrs S. G Langley waa an City visitor Monday afternoon. Mrs. Raymond Errickoon and daughter are visiting with Mr. and Mr* E. L. Rice. Mr. and Mrs Roy Magi 11 are entertaining Mrs MaglU'a fsther Mr snd Mrs John Batdorf went to Ocean City Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Varney were In Ssralnton on Sunday. J. E Varney was home over I

coin's Birthday.

Ml— Stasia McCullough gave birthday party at her home on Tuesday evening. A number of her friends ent s very pleasant evening Mrs. M. Pfeiffer waa In »

City on Thursday.

Mrs. M. Salters and son. were sway over Lincoln’s Birthday

visiting friend*.

Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Varney were In Ocean City Saturday evening. Mi— Elizabeth McCullough was in Ocean City Saturday evening. Ml— VanGrtfth waa a guest of Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. Wlttkamp over the

daughters were In Cape May Satur-

day

The Ml— Fldler entertained the Sewing Club on Friday evaulng. A number of people from here took advantage of the excursion on Lin-

coln'* Birthday.

Mrs. J. H. Whitaker, of Westmont. _eni the week-end with Mr. and

Mis. Ogden Gandy.

Samue. Weateott was at home Sat-

urday and Sunday.

Andrew Turfen Is now acting as chauffeur for Dr. Eugene Way. Mra. Chart— Lloyd motored from Millville taking Mr. and Mra. D. H.

erieott back with her.

Members of the Sewing Club Joined the Community Club* from Cap* May and Cape May Court House on the excursion on Lincoln'* Birthday, riaIttug the Academy of Fine Arts In the morning snd In th* afternoon taking In "Bloasom T*ne" playing at

the Lyric.

nd returned borne Sunday

nl Joseph Hanley. Sr., and son Billy were down rial ting his mother snd grandmother over the week-end. Master Joaepk Hanley. Jr., returned home to PhlUdelphla after staying two wash* with hla grand-

mother. Mrs. Fred Hanley. While out skating one of

Saber's guests broke through the Ice and had quit* a cold bar" '

He said be didn’t mind through but the water was a

too cold.

Jack and Billy Newell, of Punch jnd Jody, were down ft day Sunday. ^ , Lincoln Gaskin, of Frnnktord. was

down on Sunday.

Mra Butterworth wa day looking aftar her bouae as ah* la going to seU her properties

of South

BIO GRAHEE Dr. Crydz- now drlv— s new

T. H. Price is her* again with hi* daughter for a •’ew weeks, after standing some time in Wildwood. dr. and Mrs William Gardner went to Philadelphia on th* exeur-

Ralph SeheHInger and tants Installed the officers Saarille Orange. No. Idt.

lt night.

The stork gamed over ourhsmlri rnln this week I—ring s boy with Mr. and Mia Harold Collins on Thursday. February 8th. and a girl with Mr. and Mrs Alfred Orqhart on

“ ITth.

brother-in-law for the week-end. Mr. and Mia George Sshera i m. Welter. ' “ >e day. Mrs George Sshera 1

for the day Banday.

WILDWOOD Fred Cole U improving slowly a*

with Mr. sad Mra K. OouUng for

Ml— Beitha Wlttkamp and William E. Carol her* were home rich last week. Mr. and Mra P. E. Varney were !i South SenrilW Tu—day evening. Jam— Herley. who haa been aUk Is u« and around again. Earl Waddlngton entertained . few friends Saturday night The Board of Trad* held their regular meeting Saturday evening at George R. McCullough'* The St rath mere Volunteer Fir* Company tried out their hoe* truck and fire plugs Monday afternoon George 8 McCullough spent Linin'* Birthday with hla family. Captain Frank L. Cobb and George Arbouguta were out fishing on Friday and caught X?M pounds of cod

fish.

Jack Godfrey and Harlan Wlttkamp spent Wednesday evening with William Carothera Arthur Lawrence, of Nutley: Ml— Hilda Johnaon. of Brooklyn: Mra. R. Parkin* and C. H. Collier, of New York City, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra W G. Carotherm. Jam— Kelly and friend were down Sunday at the Ashworth Club House. Mr and Mr*. W. G. Caiothers enter lined Mr snd Mrs. Earl M- Waddington and children on Thuradaj evening to dinner. Mr* Frank Trlmbel snd family “it Saturday In Ocean City.

Mis* Anna Llntner spent a few day* with reutlv— She returned to

Philadelphia Sunday

A council meeting waa held Borough Hall. Monday evening. Feb-

ruary l*th.

Mr*. Greenstein and daughter are •pending the week in Philadelphia Moe Goodman waa “* ~

visitor last week

Ml— Esther Hand, of Norik Jersey. spent the week-end snd Lincoln's Birthday at her home here. Norman Hand la again i paper route, to the pleasure of his snd Mra A. Butcher Wildwood visitors Wednesday. A little baby boy. fire months old. of Mr. and Mra Harold Hand, passed away Thuraday afternoon with pneuMya A. Butcher entertained th* King's Daughters this month. Mia C. B. Robert spent Saturday with her daughter at Wildwood Mr. and Mra Warren C Neal are spending some time here st the bom* of Mr. Neal'* parents. Ml— Ena Corson and Bob Crease, both of Camden, spent Sunday here

«1tb relatives.

Lverett Hand and family, of Wlldood. spent the first of the week st the home of his parents here. Lawyer L Hildreth spent Satur-

day In Wildwood.

Mrs. S. H. Endtcott entertained at her home here on Saturday Ml

Young. Juliette Young Edith

Shockley Anne Culbertson and Pauline Daria, of Court House, snd Em-

ma Swain, of Cape May.

Revivals are In program at the M. E Church Rev. Corilm la assisted by Ml— Minnie Shay, an evangelist. An all-day meeting was held Thuraday of last week, dinner snd run per being served by the Ladles' Aid Soel-

i ety in the Grange Hall.

Rev. and Mrs Monroe Hand and ; daughter. Florence, visited Earl I Woo toon and family at Fishing Creek

le avenue, left for Florida Wed ^*Ml— Agn— Hoffman, of Wildwood avoaua. spent the weak-sad at Ocean City with a few of bar girl friemda. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Scrivanl and Mr. and Mra. Jonsph Scrivanl ant Friday In FhOadalphta. Mm. Walter Gifford haa boa 111 but la Improving slowly m Mrs. C. B. Robart. of Rio Oraade. .eat Saturday bars with bar danghtar in the Oak apartments. Mr. and Mia. Nathaniel Goff and Ml— Murrel Adasm. of Ocean City,

Nsth—lel

Boyer’s Apartments.

Ml— Thelma Stunner ceieh.-ated

her sixth birthday Tuesday by giv-

ing a little party to bar friends Mies Grace McCann, of Central enue. motored to Atlantic City to and a few days with some fri Thomas McCUmum visited

Quakv City on a burine— trip this

SOUTH SHAVILLS rwiMnn vw^ MAJMXO AT uonoro HLET

Mrs. Edward McAllister was shop-1

ping In Millville Thursdy. Riirv Is acting as agent |

at the Pennsylvania Railroad station . pertlcklarty bright Mar and tha dart

’■aits "sr. -

Mrs. Edward McAIBsUr spent the Boers Myers and •**■** were de-

week-end with Mrs. John Sparks st Willow Grove, Pa. , P. T. H—ton. of South Vineland, was home the first of the week. The Ladl—’ Sewing Orel# of the M. K. Church met at the home o Mrs. Warren Larrleks on Thursday afternoon. . _ . . Ml— HuMa Heaton entertained John Johnaon. of the steamer "W—tem World." over th# week-end. Edward McAllister want up tc Florence Friday for a short ririt. Mr. and Mis. H. Johnaon. of Camden. are with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lnrrteks until tnelr home 1* ready

to hla home In 1 doufield for about two weeks with the tppe and recewared sufficiently to ms to Stone Harbor on Saturday id spent several days at The Du-

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Harry Connor and a friend spent Sunday In town. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Friend, of Philadelphia, were In town looking after their property mm Sunday. Albert L Turn ley came oa * v - i to m *—

Howard M. Conkllng. of died Saturday of pneumonia and Mra Conkllng and their n copied a cot tage hare this r

tailed to the wotfc. Tte BhtrMmea with four members at the tw. Guard crew, led tqr Warrant Officer Richard Entton. roundad up th* fourteen me* and placed them under arr—t. They mm taken to th* Ocean City Jell and later releas'd Oder *:000 bail each by United tatm CuuiulMtaacr John tmard, »t special hearing la Oman City While storiea about the captor* try. It to weUebty Mated that the Ml— officers boarded tha rum ahi; alone, the cenM guards under Boat, swain Sutton haring secured their launch and gone to need the cruiser off if It intended to make c break for freedom outside of the three-mil'

limit.

Myers with revolver mens ring the members of the crew Jumpad oa the bow of th# endaer. and one of th* crew attempted to Mek him off. but the doughty patrolman fired twice. ' Hots penetrating th* by hie antagonist, drop to tike deck of following kta. My eight men to enrblsrksem of the not knowicr tiknm covered with gene, gave up without a stmt

gia.

With tha heat enee altered. Uy - - - - “ -‘m with kb

with rife*

Mr. CoakRng’a death.

Dears. William OcUer. B. J. Anami Solicitor Ralph Kell am rpant Monday night at Th* DuvaL" Dr. F. E. Watkins cam* from Har- _

riaburg to attend tha CruncU meet- Chl*f Prohlbltlo*

on* Mde of th* rand. The drtvw who gave hto name an Bwl Cnswei: of Atlantic dtp. mnlfimed eentotkisr engine treuhto^wh*n^the^ th«y~opened the deem ef th# ear . - le— than a haUa daaan neffien wwt secreted In th* tennaen under th* orders ad fisai tton. thane half n dene* m« were also arrested and with th* o— of the smuggling cruft ware Ukaa t»

th* JaO.

Not one of tfc* prlaoner* would talk to th# Federal agemta who were *- tailed In Ocean dtp to tnsmtlgst

O. F. Ferre* baa the contract for a new building on th* uonrdwelk near »«th street. The piling are already on the ground.

Atlantic City.

with the Coast unraveling the _ along tb* South Jersey

WE HAVE THEM (Roofing SuburbanJibmes

bon las gave a Valentine party cn Tuesday evening. ice waa given la the Si. Ann’* Ithn oa Friday evealag. for in* benefit ©i St Ann’s Cbnrch. Mrs. JcJla Lloyd, of Rio Grande avenue. Ins a trend new Buich. Word sea bean received that Winch—ter Bonham, of Magnolia avenue, has been v—y stcii while rial ting relatlv— n—r Briai*ton Howard R—a. of Court House, has

| the last of tb* week.

A VALOR | Mr snd Mr* Thomas Flocea. Mr. ; and Mrs Nlrbotss Scrivanl. Mr and

Mayor G. 8. Smith snd F. P. Can- Nrs Karl Clouting and Ml— Marion field. Director of Revenue and FI-1 Flocea. all of WIMwood. visited rel-

Dsnc*. attended tb* Convention of atlv— here recently

lb* N«« Jersey Slate League of Mu- Mts. George Stewart baa been *aNew York nt'-ipallti— in Newark last week tertalnlnr eoir.nany reeently Or and Mrs John Barron, of School* are still closed on account Ml— L Setgel spent the week-end Woodbury, spent Suaoay with Mr. of meaal—

In Philadelphia. | ind Mr* William Barron and family " The L P S enjoyed a dutch *up Mi- Deborah Peteraoc entertained LEGIS1 DANCE CALLED OFT per at the home of Mi— M Joffe on Eduard Hun Col*, of Keyport. over Friday evening < the seek-end At the suggest ion of County PtayMrv. J L Katt entertained tb* Mra Ida Garmbrant returned home eiclan Julius Way. the Tburstonladies at her home Friday evening Saturday evening after a two weeks' Elmer-Wood Post, of Court House. Ben Gold mi-- was brought home rt.it with relativ— in Newark Indefinitely postponed the daacs

Uoyd attended the scheduled to be held at Rio Grande.! ,h * B 'f <U,1 * Bxc “ r * lo “ — ------- .. I william rtol. haa i-l<

for the Motor Shop

Mrs Carrie Victory of 77* Lex

street. Philadelphia, was s guest of Mr. sad Mra. Tbonuis Flocea. of 348

E. Wildwood avenue Sunday Mrs. N. R. Jckftuon and Mrs. Le-

roy Morton spent Tuesday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Hand,

at Burleigh

Mrs. George Albns. of Burleigh,

was In town Friday.

kdrn Florence Joeepk. of Court House, visited friends here rsce: Mr. snd Mra. Karl Clouting visited her grandparents st South 8—-

*11 le Sunday.

Several from here visited tl Quaker City on Monday, going 1

Ruberosd Strip-shingles nuke in instant appeal to the man who looks for decorative value as well as extreme durability in the mafrnah used in his home. These shingles, with their surface coating of crushed slate in sage green, Venetian red or sted-bhie, are idol for suburban and country homes where there b s possibility of great variety in color treatment. Their decorative value is enhanced by the fact that their patented form offers a variety in design and an opportunity for artistic blending of color tones. Ruberoid Scrip-shingles although n in appearance, are ecooutnical to by cm account of their fora Their octagonal shape breaks a roof into pleasing Enr^ both diagonal and horixontaL Come in or phone us today for *■ prices, illustrated booklet, and finber m-

Irom toe Millville Hospital Saturday Mr* Eug« ^ ^ .

wb.rt be .» recuperating K.etng CifrU at Deonurtll# Friday Wedn»*day. February 11th ’ WilHam Cole baa closed bis groe H Lipechix of Pbitadelpbia. waa evening The action was in accord with the " 7 * ,or * ,or ,b * ren—lnln* winter a town rt*itor last ««*k Tt.. mi-ll known evangelist. Mra Board of Health measure# to check ,non,h, 0,1 *«»unt of 1U health of

Mi- Sara Zimmerman '.lebrated A Well. Berry will be at the M E the nirkneea. especially the cieaale h *'* fl,her

h-r BMeentt, birth-lay a- tev h.-m- Church February 11th to 18th. 8*r- epidemic. In that locality 1 “ Friday evening M > t h-r • i-.-.i <xw. each evening at 7 lo All • el | A arB > Maine haa discharged and friend, etij- y-d the affair <i>iue Some of the new derby baU look two girls because they used lipsticks

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with her par-o’. Mrs A. Liptnai her mother for a t

C. Rabinownz Mr and Mr. Et—nb-rg. Mi— C :

ZLChovitx.

Mr« H Diamond mntnred ti from Sea l*l«> City Sunday Mi*. M Llp—hti return.-! t. ad*-.phi* Sunday afterm.-n A Golding.r wa* a Ftilai

v tenor last Friday

Mr. Bee-amln. pr—ld.rit o Baron D. Hlrech Fund of N.v visited tb. town Monday.

FOR - ENDURANCE CSB ADA KLICA BLOCK in your bulMlng —ad’

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Mr* Charles Kerns, of Philadel- ss If they would be quite servireabl*. snd rouge What is this firm inhl * *»h her mother, in cam- a man expected to fall from a tending to do—hire male help esclu-

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