nslngton, D*l'. 08 , uw « »• IUrt« down to »•• titottnm m HM"s; ; :rsi««r-h»-!, tbf . QuUer City os ThwwUy **4

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i'i* and his mother mo - Hymsn BMksr and Charles H. Col(r m«or»d to m Harbor Saturday. -X'lSL c - atrMk and family motored from Tuekahoe

i. V. it-c Quaker City «• Miss I. Horowtta, Jearst lnt« ~ New York, is [own yeopk.

iturdsy in Charles H. ensteln were in KaU s] "hurr-Jay in ■ Milton TtlMm® entre football (use la the Quaker • v on Saturday. ' fl M Leo M Danerblrsh took r |lp to Pbilsdelj ii. Sheffer, ot K- friends Miss Cells SoeeaMC was a Phliadelphla visitor a' Our local h!(h ill n:eet the. L-uirdsy. November $, el the latter's

leld.

I Nathan King attended the dance at Ocean City oa laturd&y ereulny. >>w theatre aeate .! Hie Lyric Theatre, tr.uuiy 450 scats mj

keatre. t . Harry Bed Inrton, N. J.

*. book dub hae been formed by e womeh here. Thetr flret meeUnj U heid at the home of Mnu L ■whery on Saturday even In*. Tkofcpeon Peterson return* ■sndmy from a week's stay in 1

■Phis

Hoe Goodman spent Saturday !n Atlantis city with friends. J. WUkelman, of Wildwood, rlsited fHeuds here on Friday. Jeek L. Daaerklrth was in M1I1rills on Sunday afternoon. Kim D. Cutler left for Philadelphia ca Tneeday for an indefinite stay. Harman Bore, of Phii-ddphla. was ■ recent visitor here. ~ able Becker, of Phladephia. was ] to see her sister, Mrs. S. B. nson, on Sunday. Cutler, of Hew York, is here ^Ith relatives and intends to stay tor

d Mrs. L. Danerhlrah, Mrs. J. Levin, Indore and Jack Immerman motored to MUlrUto Saturday. A crowd of boys attended the Ocean City v» Borden town football una at Ocsar City on Saturday. John Davidson, of Chester. Pa., spent Sunday with Marion Swain. Henry C. Lapldus and Jack L. Danerhireh motored to Cepe May on

Thursday afternoon.

Dr. A. E. Voealer was a week-end sttor In the Quaker City. Reuben Cutter motored on buslnceE

Sea tale on Sunder

J. Roths tern and E. Schwarts motored from Loup Branch on Sunday

Rabinowlts left for

PhlUdalphU on Sunday to stay with

reUtl.ss tor a week.

Peterson was in Phliada'phlk buelneea on Priday morning.

* n<s Upldua

l4r lJ m w,,B,,8 «ton for a week. The local girl scouts held a masque

■wuia ueia a danoe at the Liberty Hall on Pridpr £enj^. Frlsee were awarded fbr ^ owtumea. Miss Sara Shaft _wwad first prise dressed as a leaf dirt. Mias Freda Decker was awarded the second prise, wearing a eostuma et a cabaret dancer. Isidore Irmerman received third and last Pris , dreseed as Miss Wood bins in a one-piece «lrt*s bathing suit. The Borough Clerk bis posted a ■pedal notice that all dogs running at large within the limits at the Borough of Woodbine on and after November 1st, unlsss muuted. /will be

tot

Mias Diana Bear, A. Zimmerman and daughter. Fannie, motored to Ocean City on Sunday to spend t*»

Kerry Becksr. J. Levin and son, Samuel motored to Philadelphia on

Sunday to aae friends.

Morris Leevlt. and Oscar Backer motored to the Quaker City on Thursday to epend a few days with

rdetlvas.

Rev. A. Becker left for Philadelphia on Sunday to stay a few days with relatives H. C. Upldus U visiting friends in Phlledr.pfcle for a few days. He left on Tuesday morning of this weak. Louis Ooldlngsr spent Thursday evening in Salem.

Maurice Jasper and David Serer--eel spent an enjoyable evening at Ocean City on Saturday. Him Fannie Broelow spent Friday and Saturday la Atlantic City/wifi

friends.

—,— Blums. Ben Rabinowlts. Sr., and Nathan Potash nick .attended the dance at Ocean City on Monday of this t—*-

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