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of thU etty. mjarrf wilowoout tr!* to Pltau orer ftmtoy. They had a pleaaaat t!me Tteltlnc trtaada

in that pUca.

_ Aitrri saw., al tlf ntj. »)oni' ““.‘‘i??'"T^L'T* . , k—. i„ p-i- to her duties at the reeort poet omc* , abort tiait t. tu oM bom. 1« P.t » ^ m . . I Mr and Mia. John Wallace, of this Mia. Oetavlne Riley. » "icuy. were recent «unet, of Mia. NewTempJe Dniveiaity. apent the past How rtl. at her reaidenee In Ocean week-end with her parents here. v , ew John Boewell, a well-known Ocean _ , ...

Latham MaeOrea*or. a former Ocean City Rich School athlete, apent the week-end with his reiatifee at the Imperial Hotel this city. He reirned to Perkiomen Prep, late Sen-

iy night-

The Miaees Bdyth Powell. Belra Mrmford and Anna Totte*. arell-

Joeeph M. Rowland, of this city and Philadelphia, enjoyed a recent visit to this resort, renewing old

acquaintances.

Jack Hannlgan has returned to his duties at the J. P. Kart* Ford agency here, after enjoying a week-end stay with friends in Philadelphia. George Blackman, a student at the Philadelphia Dental School, spent the past week-eno with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Blackman. Sr., 8*2 Third Street, this city. Mrs. Agnes Burns and Mrs. Caldwell. of Philadelphia, spent the recent week-end In this city as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. Ward, at their home. 260 Twelfth Street. Dancing was enjoyeu at the Bed Men's w»n. Tuesday eve-Jng. after the basketball game with Egg Harbor High School The membeis of the High School Orchestra furnished the

Mrs. George W. Sooy Is expected at ner home here very shortly, after enjoying several weeks' visit with relatives In Philadelphia. Mrs. Halbert L. Smith has returned to her resort home. 8 Wslton Place, after e~joying a brief visit with relatives In Morristown. Mias EUsabetb Owen has returned to h x Philadelphia home after being entertained by Mrs. George O. Adams

her home in this

Mr* William Parker, of Cape May Court House, has returned home after enjoying a week here visiting her various friends Carl Moore has returned to htr home in this resort after enjoying a shon visit with his Mrs. Sutton, at her bone in Tuckn-

Leslie Smith, s student at the Phil adelphlr School of Industrial Art. enjoyed the week-end, at the home of his parents. Building Inspector and Mia H. Smith, 608 Pleasure Avenue,

Mia. Julia Hildreth entertained *t.i Gertrude Wanger at her reei-

Wanger la a well-known visitor frtun Philadlptla to this resort during the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Jeffries have returned to their residence. 238 Anbury Are., after enjoying a month's stay with their uon and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Jeffries, at his

Elmer Bakely. his mother. Mrs Bakely. and Everett. Carlton. Muriel and Myrtle Bakely. enjoyed an automobile tripe to Berlin and return over the recent week-end. They vie-

Edmund Jeffrie*, a mall carrier at the reeort poet office, has been confined to his home. 329 sAbury Avenue, for several weeks, due to an Infected knee. George Snow. Charles Gibb and Dr. Minot B. Stannard attended the regular meeting of the Atlantic Chapter DeMolay. last Saturday e.ening. at Masonic Hall Atlantic City. Mi and Mrs. William G. Toplls and Mr. and Mrs William 8. T " and family, of Gnnantowu. Pa., among the recent visitors to South Ocean City. They hare a cottage at $818 Asbory Avenue.

Clayton

realtor, it reccrertng from a severe attack of the grippe which him to he confined to his I

aiiua u «4uvug the r — -- - enjoyed a trip to Lilly Loire, last Saturday evening, where they tried the ice abating rink and other novel-

ties there.

Thomai Morris, non of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Morris, of this city, has returned to hi* noire hare, sad is convaleodcg from a recent illnem he ccntracted in Princeton, several weeks ago. It was thought for awhile ih«i his condition was serious, hat he fortunately recovered sufficiently to return to his borne. Strand Has Opening Dance A very successful opening night was had by the new Strand Cafe, situated underneath the Strand Hotel at Ninth Street and Wesley Avenue, last Saturday evening. The cafe, which Is managed by P. M- 8p*eek:r. owner of the hotel, presented a ve y attractive appearance and was rather crowded on 1U opening night. Many o' the dancer* last Saturday evening made a visit to the new cafe and sciared it to be very good. The cafe has one of the bent and most attractive sccommodattaae of say bowl In this resort. Seventytwo persons can be comfortably seated at tbe many tablea and the light, airy atmosphere prevalent there all comfortable.

, Apne to Tnekahoe Stfi-

dents to Ocean (Sty

After three public meetings to discuss the subject, tbe Board of Education of Upper Township, at a ««*»«* on Monday night, voted to close tS» Tuekahoe High School alts, tbe end of tbe preeent tern., and to transport Its high school students to tbe Ocean

City High School.

County Superintendent of Schools E. R~ Brunymte attended Monday's meeting and Impressed upon the Board tbe fact that tbe day of small high schools is over, as paptls can only property advance with facilities ! as are provided la tbe bigger schools The little one room school at ' Strathmere will be closed next year ialso. and the pupil* attending this school will be transported to tbe Sea isle City School. Similarly the school at Marsh*'Mile will be abandoned and the pupil* from that place will

be transported to Tuekahoe.

The plan is to line with the Statewide movement for consolidated schools, which means larger and better schools, and more results for the pupils, according to a member of tbe

Upper Township Board-

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Mr. and Mr*. Evan Lear hare re- ^ ^

turned to their home here after en- esem p, from the

begin on Friday, at the renort High School and continue until Tuesday All students who bare an average up date of A or B will probably be

Joying a three week* - trip through Oornectlcut and vicinity. They visited every - important city In the northern SWW. and thoroughly en-

Uke weather her* and journeyed to their seashore summer homes over Saturday and Sunday, large number of cottager* were town over the

Flag* were flown at half-mast all over the city, starting Sunday, when the news of former President Wilson s death was fir*; received her*. The large flag on the City Hall staff, as well as the flags on the bank buildings, were lowered to half-

mast.

Edward M. Sutton. Miss Dorothy . . _

Jone*. Gus Goeti. Fred Currie. Chan chu « h wUl glre Purcell and Herbert MoCollom were eocU1 01 the church -

among tbe many ireort residents that «««““«• P>bruary 8th. Although the were observed at the Sigma Kappa form of entertainment ts unknown at Fraternity Dance, which was held at prtt<r "' 11 “ kao * n that a very up i the Ambassador Hotel Friday ev *.; roariously funny affair is to be given, nine. Thev enjoy.d t good time. i HenrT B Coo * er - superintendent of

| the Sunday School, la one of the Tb, r«.l.r n «U»s of tb,! ° nkl * 1 ' " ll “

previous years.

A very succensful cake sale was held at Pc well's Market, last Friday, by the ladies of the resort Order of the Eastern Star. A large number of cakes and other delicacies were disposed of and a substantial sum of money realised from the sale. Miss Martha B. Mayberry and Mias Sarah E. Mayberry, of the Mayberry Hotel. Eighth Street tnd Wesley Avenue, will leave for St. Petersburg. Florida, about the middle of this month, and probably spend the remainder of the winter there. Thdy will return to this reeort early enough to open their popular hostelry

for the summer season.

“A Night of Nonsense" seems to be un : ppropriate title for the affair of which the officer* of the First Pres-'

County May Oct Banner Writing to K. B. Becker. Republican County Chairman of Cape May. relative to the contest now waging between the counties for the State Committee banner to be awarded to the county sending in the greatest proportionate dollar subscriptions to the Presidential campaign fund. But* Republican Chairman E. C Stokes

said:

"We hare on our subscription book* only 387 name* of Republicans of whom we*re asked one dollar in Cape May, but your little old county Is always loyad in every Republican cause, and there la every reason to believe that she Intends to send in 8397 or one hundred per cent. In this contest If ahe does so. Cape May will have the banner. “This contest for dollar subscription* is a healthy one. It bring* before tbs voter responsibility to

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A-uth Australia is tMs Mitfeplace Tr..jy Clark, the -movie- star. I parents were among the early settler* of that distant land, and she had ooweiderabi# experience in musical comedy and dramatic stack productions j there before coming to the United 1 States. Aside from talcing part in i war propaganda picture in Australia.! she wai new te the screen until ahe landed in Hollywood. Mias CtaHc has brown eyes. Titian hair, fair complex-1 ion. It five foot four in hoipht and her >

DANCE Every SATURDAY Night

sewing circle, affiliated with the

Mias Cecelia Newcomoer gave a 1

' Ladles' Aid Society of the First M. E. u* week at Strathmere. to el Church, held * vny pleasant meet- number of friends. Dancing jraa tag on Tuesday afternoon, at the enJorw! a Ut , hour L fter which' home of Mr*. William Wilson. 738 refreshments were served. Those Central Avenue. An enjoyable after- preeent Included: Elizabeth Slnken-. noon was spent by the dozen member* Vaughn McClure. Pearl Strech. present. j Robert Nelson. Dorothy Riley. Stan- ,. ! Icy Weber, Mary Carothers. Leonard Instead of tbe resort High School r-. r \.„ to tUj Ml. . bom, ..m, will IwlS™!?' , £ w t rt PIT* Prltor CTmtop. .1 tb. Rwl W “> w

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School of Pellagra. An InteresUng; Edwin Baron, hlgh-achool athlete Ul« 1* r»p«t*d Tbe resort team are had a very narrow escape from'being holding '‘ally practice to get into the seriously Injured late Saturday night beit powitil* trim when Lancaster when his Buick car overturned after High School < hamplonsk'p team in running into some sol* sand at the Pennsylvania. »!ll journey to the sea-,point of the beach. The car which abort to oppose the Maroon and waa proceeding at a rather rapid rate White Thlb gam. will be played struck a stretch of soft sand and about three weeks from now. | turned over, throwing Baron oat on • j the aand. He suffered only minor A number of friend* gate F^rank Injuries, however. The car received Groezer a jolly surprise party at his a broken radius rod and torn fenoer. horn - ?. 1027 Asbury Arenne. Thure- It was towed into the Hub g&.age

day evening of last wt'k. in honor that night,

of hU fifteenth blnhday anniversary.' Daoeing and 6 BB ' ,T fi*«turc>; the entertainment. A novelty of tbe affair | waB the huge birthday cake adorned [ with fifteen candies The houae vvae | prettily decorated fo. tie occasion Those preeent were: Jeanette Garretson Rupert Shaw. Irene Selvagn. Van Breckly. Evelyn Naylor. Jatut-s j Howe. Rose Naylor. Curtis bo * til. j Berly Ri-lchley. Jeeee Holltngshead. I Elizabeth Adams. Frenk Groezer. Georglanna Shaw. Lewis Groezer. Virginia Barren Oris Vrigglna, I Charles Groezer. bherman Win. to* Mr. and Mi*. Groezer and Ms. >eltz J

Selvagn.

The first part of life is two young things after each other—the rest is

one damn thing after another.

About an hour alter the merit in-, hertt the earth the tax collector will be around for the Inheritance tax. Some fellows refuse to face the!

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