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Ml* Margaret T. Sherry, of PhUrdelphla. was down Sunday. Captoln John U Maher spent

V’edneeday in Philadelphia on bnal-

Miaa Fllomena Braca Is home from

Trenton Normal School on her Eas-

ter vacation.

FALX SDTOAYAT MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH At 10:30 the Sunday School was addressed by Rev. D. Burt Smith, D.D., of Philadelphia, editor Sunday School Lesson Helps. At 7:30 P. M. the L. O. O. M. In a body attended divine services. The pastor and people feel truly grateful to the brethren for their

and kindly help.

At 1:00 P. M. the pastor had, charge of cornerstone laying Townsend's Inlet where Her.

Mr. and Mra. Ralph Short and eon, 8ml,h save an appropriate addrt_ Harry, spent Sunday afternoon and Mre - Anna Morrison Roes, of Logan, evening la Atlantic City. **-• President of the Ladies' Aid SoM™. Clia.lel W, lionda, tor lb. V w' Sj,,.™ p»lr.*tT Homul. ranadelrtu. ".S! i - obderriuo* ud trdalm.nt. | “JSt*!”. JJ' I"*" , I dlence, without a special appeal, AUec Coffin, of nOadelphla, waa made a basket offering of 143.30. i yMtom. looMns, Many thanks from pastor and Aid ' afUw his Pearl street property. Society to all who made the service Mr. and Mra. James Hardie arrived a success,

yesterday to spend the Easter holidays at their Landis .renue cottage. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Short and son, Harry, motored to Philadelphia Tuesday, returning here Wednesday

evening.

fcr. md Mra. <j. H. Van Kirk spent ay In MlU.llle visiting Mra. Cirk'a mother. . and Mra. Robert H. Woodrow i week-end guests tt ► Harry F. Kralss. August Naina accompanied m, George F. Nahm, In a mutor 0 Sea Isle City over Sunday. . Gustav Mornhlnweg sjent a t of days last week on business ' Iphla and while there was f Mr. and Mra. Joseph P. . and Mra. L. J. Downey, of yd. Pa., have their Lore{U t cottage open for over the Eas-

>11 days.

1 Braca. of Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mra. L. J. Downey and 1 Tetardl. of West Orange, apent I two daughters are down for the Eas‘■y as the guests of Mr. and Mra.' ter holidays at their cottage on Lor-

” etta avenue

. and Mra. Henry McIntyre, of | Albert Am berg, of Washington, ar-

ihla. are enloylng the boll- rived Thursday morning and la get- tion."

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Landta avenue and Ariadne street Rev. Franklin Bowan. Mir *1%.

Sunday Services:

10:30 A. M.. Public Worship. SubJect. "The Resurrection of Christ." 3:30 P. M.. Sabbath School. 7:30 P. M.. Evening Service. Subject. “Proofs of Chiiet's Reeurrec-

I nt their cosy Ariadne street

it home.

i Cassidy, Sr., was down Bunting the cottage In order for r holiday when quite a few

Special Easter music.

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I on Atlantic City's day. Mr. Busch plans to open his :

walk Palm Sunday,

and Mrs. Guy Luongo, of Col>d. spent the week-end as the B of Mrs. Luongo'a parents. Mr.

| Mra. <

. and Mra. William F. Buckley s re-opened their Landlc avenue . after an absence of aeveral In Phlladeiphi.v Mr. Buek- ■ treasurer of the Sea Isle City Seeley and two aooa. of M1Uwho bought the Ocean View on Italia street near the boardare down getting the place In aeas for the snmmer. Mr. 8eewlll be down aa eob-s as he cloees m In MiUvlIla. Monchettl is celebrating arrival of an addition to his famA seven pound girl was born landay morning. Both the yoongand mother are doing well. Hie Is now the proud father of daughters and one son. r. and Mrs. Edward Wells, acpanied by their daughters, Molly Betty, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank ir. all of Philadelphia, are enthe Easter holiday* with Mrs. and Mra. Warner's parents, and Mra. Eugene Way. at De^> Me. Mra. Wells was in Sea Isle one day this week calling on ids. and Mra. Warner Is again _ming to spend the seeeon with and Mra. Way In Sea rale City.

newly-acquired Townsend's Inlet Ho- ‘ tel for over the Easter holidays. Kate Peaaolano, of Philadelphia, and Mary Peseolano were the guests of Mr. and Mra. J. Peseolano Sunday. Mte Mary Is home for the summer. Mra. Stanley Qtdgg and daughter hare returned to their Cherry Dale. Vs., home after a pleasant visit with Mra. Qntgg*a parents, Mr. and Mra.

J. P. Delaney. Sr.

Theodore E. DeBow, who has been seriously 111 at his Neptune street home. Is rapidly recovering, and it Is hoped he will be up and about with-

in the next week.

Mias Tillie Cronecker arrived home on Wednesday evening, after a six weeks’ trip to New York and to Eaglesvllle. Pa., where she netted with her brother. Fred, and his wife, i Mra. Otto Kuehme. of Philadelphia, and Sea Isle City, accompanied by her daughter, Mra. Helen Edwards, are among the vial ton of the week. Mra. Edwards Is private secretary to W. Freeland Kendrick. Receiver of Taxes of Philadelphia. HESSAE L0THZEAM CHURCH Rev. B. & Dies. Pastor. Easter Services, Sunday. April 1st. 10:30 A. M., Sunday School Lesson, "Walk to Em mens,” 11:15 JL M. and 7:30 P. M.. "Holy

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