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DIAS CREEK

Mr. and Mrs. Rickard Lloyd and

Stone Harbor and Wildwood. Mian Almira C. Smith *radu*ted tram M. T. H. 8. Thurada; evening A. H. SchcUl&ser lost a valuable

Mrs. Charles Baton and apant Monday at Wildwood. Allison Ladlam and son, Harold, call«d on Richard Uoyd Saturday. A. H. Scheliinyer waa a Wildwood ▼tadtor Saturday. Mrs. John Herman apant Friday at Ooort Houaa. The Poultry Anaoclatlon held a t at Raad'a Charles Foster and George Rons, of South SaarlUa. wars Thursday evening callers hare. Dr. and Mia. Terkea, of Tnckahoe, visited hers Thursday. Melvin Sharp Is working at Lees-

burg.

Mr. and Mrs. Millard Darla spent Sunday at Goshen with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Downs and non. who have been living in the late Frank Howell's house, returned Philadelphia Monday. Charles Norton apt Court House. Mr. and Mrs. Chariae Baton nnd family spent Saturday evening at Court House. Mr. and Mis. Wm. Wsatberby spent Monday at Court Charles Soffe and have been doing some papering for Mrs. Charles Baton. Mias Sally Lawrence and Mia. Richard Uoyd. The ladies of our village turned out Tuesday to clean up and pat tbs new carpet la the church. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fisher, Green Creek, spent Thursday evening

i Erlcran is on the sick

Charles Grace. Graydon Howell.

M atria and Zadok Sharp and Mary Bateman graduated from the grammar school to the high school. Mrs. George Norton spent a day last week at Court Houaa. Harvey Bateman and Leroy Compton were Court House visitors Sun-

day evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Bateman and family called on his slater, who is sick, a* Cape May Friday. The children's day exercises win be held next Sunday. June 16. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Weatherby en-

Mrs. Caiman Norton entertained company Saturday. Edward Howell, of Court House, called here Monday. Charles Howell called at Court House Monday. John Cook Is building a new bun Snlow. Aaron Moore la on this week's sick

list

Mr. and Mrs. Learning Lloyd and son, George, of Court House, called on Mrs. Uoyd'a parents Thursday

SOUTHSEAVILLE Mrs. Wm. Deraul. of Ocean Vie* was calling on friends in town Inst week. Efflnger J. Rubrtght was an Ocean City visitor Inst Thai *day evening. Mrs. Griffin Gandy spent a day last week with the Misses Pi John Sheldon and James Maxon visited Petersburg Thursday evening of last week. Mrs. T. Jones attended the graduation of her granddaughter at Cape May recently. Warren Wills snd J. H. Berry were Eldora on business Isst Thurs-

day.

Walter Taylor and sister, o hoe. celled on Mrs. Priscilla Corson recently. Mrs. Lena ^urgeeon was an Ocean City visitor last Thursday. Mrs. Claude Rice, of Sea Isle, calling on friends In town last s Mrs. Harold Collins spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Georgs Hltner at Sea Isle City. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. McDole. of Palermo, called on friends In town on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Rocap went to Millville on Sunday with Milton Grace, of Northfteld. L. L. Foster. J. H. Berry, cap and Furman Hilton played In the R. R. band in the booster day parade In Ocean City on Friday last. Miss Gertrude Fisher visited Goshen Saturday afternoon. Miss EOa Morton has been on the sick tint the past week. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Berry entertained relatives from Mays landing

TOWNSEND'S INLET

PETERSBURG

Mrs. Hanley had as her guests on Miss Blanche Colli os Is spending Sunday her son, Joseph, Sr., snd wife a week's vacation and son, Paul. | Mrs. E. M. Bi Mr. and Mrs. Housen. of Phlladal- Tnckahoe, called cm Mia Alice Eldphla, motored down Saturday for a nidge Tuesday afternoon, few days at the Inlet. I Mi. and Mis. J^hn Moore, of HadMr. and Mrs. Barth motored down docfleld. ware Sunday guests at the Saturday to visit Mr. Barth's mother home of Richard at the old hoacetead. Miss Carrie Vos Mrs. Swing nnd daughter. Jennie, City fo%the sumr are down at their apartmeat, the; The D. of A. members of our town Meadow View, for the summer. j attended the chicken supper In their Mr. and Mrs. Ooulde. of OoUage-fhall at Tuckahoe . rille. Pa., are dowa for the month «f. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nlpe, of CerJune at the Hiawatha cottage. Iwsy s Point, motored here to spend

Sunday with Mia Alloa Eldridge. Mrs Pfanders, of Ocean City, spe; Thursday with Mrs. William DickenMrs. Jack Jackson and sistar, Mia OUrt Collins, of Ocean Qty. visited

flair sister here Thursday.

The degree team of the P. O. 8. «f A Lodge, Camp No. 76, of Ocean City, were guests of William Laugh-

Ba Wednesday evening.

Harold Rosa. Jr., of Tuckahoe, waa an over-night visitor with Us grand

Bureau Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Statute and

— two children, of Haddonfleld. funeral of Mrs. Conntlaa' slster-In- t0 visit friends

Mr. and Mrs.

i Sunday his granddaughter. Mrs. KUlcuUen entertained on Sunday her daughter, of Gloucester.

Mrs. Coontias and daughter, Mrs. wr MacMurray. attended the

on Sunday.

W. H. Andrews left day for Yard rille, N. J., where he expecU to conduct tent meetings for Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Whiting tertalned Mr. and Mis. B. H. Clark

TUCKAHOE Flora K. Bailey went to Philadelphia last Friday. Mr. and Mis. Van Horn, of Stonehurst. spent the week-end here with Mrs. Churchill and Mrv Dai Mrs Harvey Taylor spent Friday in Philadelphia. Rising Star Chapter. O. B. 8.. wm well represented at the meeting of the tenth district O E. S. held on Thursday evening st Ocean City. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Langley and spent Sunday with relatives at Oiaas-

boro.

Douglass Gandy was In Ocean City on Tuesday. Mrs. Ruth Ashworth U upending a few days of this week In Camden. Mrs. Rebecca Sutton entertained Mrs. Rom and Mrs. Ingsrsoll. of Petersburg, on Thursday. A dinner was given Mrs. Electa Chut chill by memSers of the W. C. T. D. on Friday afternoon. The occasion proved s very pleasant surprise to Mrs. Churchill, ed to Sea Isle City on Sunday, ed vc See Isle City o nSunday. John Batdorf and family spent spent Sunday with relatives in Atlantic City. A potple supper and • ntertainmauf will be held st the Community Theatre Wednesday evening. June 26. for the benefit of the ITeebytertan church. Tuckahoe Orange received a vlaitatloa from Cold Spring* Grange Frl-

Mim Elsie Amoie. of Atlantic City, on Sunday. Irani Recap and sister, Mia. MlaKyte. of Vineland, visited Isle Saturday evening. Mrs. Leslie Foster visited her parent* in Wildwood over the week-end. The meeting conducted by the Ku Klux Klan In the Methodist church on Monday evening was largely attended by local and out of town peoMlss Maude Heaton, who taught in Wildwood. Is home tor the summer vacation. Mrs. E. J. Rubrtght was in Court oum on Monday. Dr. and Mr* Webeter. of Leesburg, and their Deice. Miss M. MeNefb. of New Castle. Pa., called on Mr. anil Mrs. A. B. Corson on Sunday. Mr*. Samuel Morton en her sister from Millville on Rev. W. L. Yerkee will preach In the M. E. church on Sunday evening at 7: SO. Everybody welcome. Mrs. C. West cot i and her sister, Mrs. Emms Corson, of Goshen, were Court House visitor* on Wednesday. Mrs Warren J. Lartcks Is spending s few days out of tows. Dr. Cryder. of Court House, made professional calls on Mrs. T. Jones and Mrs. Priscilla Corson the past

week.

Prof, and Mr*. Knell hare opened their summer home here. Richard RadcllB has returned home after spending a week with relatives In Reading. Pa. Harold Collins, Jr., was operated on In St. Mary's hospital In Philadelphia on Wednesday. Mr. and Mr*. Warren Wills entertained Mr. Wills' parents, of Brtdgen. last week. Mr. Stone, of Woodbine, gave very interestlag Illustrated lecture at the local Orange on Tuesday evening.

3c.turdny In Camden. Mrs. Hanley had as her gueatr on Sunday Mr. Gruff and friend, who motored down from Norristown. Mr. and Mrs. Aden and son hnvn returned home after spending a week at the Inlet. Stacy Cornish, of Chester, motored down for a few days last

week. ,

Mr. and Mi*, week-end visitors at their apartmeat the Avalon. Mrs. Roes and family and Mrs. Rom’ mother motored down for a

Mlm Finale and friend were down over the week-end. Mr. Reed motored down Saturday

r a tow days.

Billie Nevell motored dowa (or n few days last week at '

Judy.

George Bunn Is down for a few

nicety.

Mrs. Hanley's sister. Ambroeedda. has returned home to i’hiUdelphU

after spending a week at Mr. Bueltmuller was <

over the week-end at his new bun-

galow.

Mrs. Sutton's aunt baa returned home after spending some ttane with

IT.

Mr. and Mr*. Burkhart and family are at their bungalow on Oedsr

Morgan

drivers' license In Court House

Baturday.

Mrs. Agnes Bewaldt, of Camden, ent the first of the week at the ■me of her aunt. Mia. Modors V« William Fisher, of Philadelphia,

has purchased the Porter property

and opened n lunch room there. Stanley Craig, formerly of this

piece, now living in Camden, visited

among friends here Sunday. Children's day services were held

in the Petersburg church last Sunday morning. The program con-

tow days at their cottage, the Ava- ms led of speaking by the children.

fecial music by the choir under the direction of A. M. Robbins, a violin nolo by Herbert Madara and a vocal solo by William Laughlln. An address was made by the pastor. Rev. Samuel Cawman. and a collection amounting to $10 was taken tor edu-

«ar tonal purposes

The first open meeting en’s Religious Forward mi

of the Petersburg circuit was held in the Sea rille church on Friday evening. June (th. and was well attend-

not withstanding the stormy

weather. Twenty-six persons from our town were present. Rev. Champion..pastor of the Cape May Court House M. E. church, wss the speaker .Pf*%he evening and gave a very In- ' terecting address, his subject being. "The Worth of the Church." emphasising the value of the spiritual work of ths church. He also spoke to the younger people on "Hsblts"

and the way to get rid of them.

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE -Howard May and Mtee laea spent Sunday In Philadelphia. Miss Anna Culbertson left here Monday for her home la Iowa, whara she will apnC the summer. Miss Helen O. Young spent Ocean City. Mr. and Mrs. Weyleman were Wildwood visitor* on, Saturday. it to Newfleld Sunday and spent the day with her parents. Mr. snd Mrs. Mead Tomlin Sunday at Sea late.

Frank J<

on Sunday.

A numb*

district meeting of the P. O. 8. of A. at Cape May Tuesday evening. Ralph Leporace was in Phi phis on Sunday. * Edward Willis is spending a few days at home with his parents. Horace Tnsralso la now —plnyud la the WUdwood Edith _ „ Sergeant Alvin Kilgore And Preston Fisher motored to Atlantic City Si Mrs Harry Stitea. Mill rille. spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Coleman SO tea. Swain was la town

Monday.

Mrs. Marlon Smith snd daughter, Margaret, and Mrs. MoUencoU were in Sea Isle City Sunday. Mrs. John & T. Burke Philadelphia Friday to tend some j time with her husband. Dr. Millard Cryder and brother Gaylord were In Ocean City Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. James Thcmpeon and daughter, of Philadelphia. Sunday with ^fr. and Mrs. B. C.

Wheaton.

Miss Alice Mills, of Philadelphia, spent Thursday night at ~ Mr. and Mr*. E. Z. Mills. A meeting of the W. C. T. U waa held Tuesday evening nt the Mr*. Lida Ladlam on Romn<

PALERMO

enta to Deerfield.

Mr*. Frank Bade la entertain^

of PhUadelphu. Us mother hoe.

Daniel WM* of Tnckahoe. w u the 8m of ths

Mr. and Mrs. Oo<

friend, of New York, ond a of Philadelphia.

Doj

to-dat

shop on Landis

City.

The Holmstead Realty Company

it Sunday

BURLEIGH Wm. Heathcou and family, of Cape May Point, tent Monday ulng with her tester. Mr*. Clyde

Spalding

Mr*. Raymond Topham's sister returned to her bom* on Sands- after a fortnight's visit. Mr*. Arthur Boi'm. >nt home on 8uad>/ after tending a week here with ner parents, Mr. and Mr*. Ed Steelman. a Octavena Douglas and Alloa Foley and Messrs Henry Foley and Freeman Endloott. member* of th* graduating class of M. T. H. 8.. 1(24. left on Monday for s four dsy trip to Washington. D. C. A children's day entertainment will be given In the M. E. church Sunday evnnlng. June 16th. Mrs. Gardiner, of Philadelphia, Is spending two weeks with her daughter, Mr*. Jamas Young.

town, has girls. to Ocean City Sunday morning Mr snd Mr* Ed. Barter and Mr. and Mr*. H W Gandy motored to Pleasant MUb on Sunday. The graduating class of P- T. H. d left oa Wednesday for their Washington trip.

down sand dunes and getting the Townsend-by-the-Sea tract ready to flow to and has run electric lines to s number of homes built within the last few weeks. Water pipe has b ordered to supply the number homes built on th# tract which will be completed within a few w Fishing Is reported good nnd fish have been brought In by the barrel at the Inlet. Contractor JJunkleberger has pleted several cottages this week and hss a few more under construction. A large syndicate la said to have purchased a plot of ground and has received bids for s large store. Just how soon It will be started has not yet been made known. It has been reported to the Commissioners of the poor condition of th* Boardwalk and It will be overhauled Mr. and Mr*. Crew, of Philadelphia. have occupied their new bungalow. Just finished last week Mr. and Mra. La Tour, of Wyscot*. u. are among th* camper* at tb*

Inlet

Mr Hemllng and family, of Flourtown. Pa., are among the camper* Dr. DeCrofft's new home Is progressing nicely nnd will be completed before long.

Philadelphia Sunday aad spent

day with his mother.

Mr. and Mr*. W. 8 Jones visited

mas Creek Sunday.

Wrliem Kimble and family vtadtsd Mr. nnd Mr*. Edwin Hewitt Sunday. Mrs. Chester Ambler and daughter ere week-end vMtora with Mr. and

Mrs. E. C. Hewitt

The Sunshine Bible class hell

Gloating, of Stiver Arrow Council No. fit. Daagh ▼Wtad the N*tona Council No. J17, at Ocean City, on Friday « of South Ocean

City. <

RIO GRANDE

David Entriken opened n machine shop ou the Wildwood Boulevard on

Mia. Warren Harris nnd Frank

at Court House Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Jones are en tuelr daughter and family.

TIDE TABLE FOE JUEE

Leon Crancr moved his family from William Wheeler's bungalow to

Harry Yates has the foundation .in for a sew house on th* Sea Shore

road.

Beni- Mitchell, who has been seriously 111 with double pneumonia, li recovering nicely. The trained nume, Mias Hilda Hepler. returned to her home In Philadelphia on Fri-

day.

Rio Grande has four High School graduate* this year—Mabel Jaggard, lisa both Luts, Florence Hand and John Kimble. They left on Monday tor Washington. There are tour eighth grade grad-

12 Fri. 14 Sat.

Repo- 16 Bun. hen a ll Mon.

Character Is what man is teiioB la what h* hasn't got <

senate committee gets through with 17 Tuea him. Ill Wed.

"■ ——it 111* Thura. Clear the attic and sell th* oldj*® **■

stuff Phone a Want Ad. to th#' ** *»tTIMES. I** MB.

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Harry Bmii Jassea Tomlin, who was promoted seventh grade ■seated with the 22.60 gold piece offered as a prise by the teacher. J. E! wood Chenier, tor the pupil getting the highest general average tor th*

year.

Mrs. 8. H. Endloott was shopping to Fhilsdelphls on Saturday. Mr*. Allda McDonel wss s Court House visitor on Wednesday. The Ladles' Aid of the M. E. ureh met st the home of Mr*. Chester Plerpont on Wednesday. The King's Daughter* of the Baptist church met at Mrs. Josh Harris' on Thursday evening. Mrs. Robert Kennedy spent Saturday at Wildwood with her daughter, Mrs. Chris Bardo. who is living at the Aldtoe apartments. Childrens' day exercises were observed both in the Baptist and Meth odist churches on Sunday evening. Mias Ads Hand, who has been ■pending the winter at Cold Spring with her sister, has returned to her has moved his family here from North Wildwood. Chaa. Crowder Is building a garage on his building lot on the main Seashore Boulevard aad *411 build a! bungalow in the near future. Waltar Crease has a new touring

the home of Mrs. Mary Long. Mias Helen Stiles, of MlllvlH*. spent last week with her gr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Stitea Mr*. Alfred Cooper returned t Friday after a weeks' stay with her daughter In New York Mra. Monroe Erricson and daughter spent Sunday with Meads here. Mias Henrietta Bowen came d from Philadelphia Sunday to a) the day with frieudn Mra. Harry Wahl entirtalaod relatives from Philadelphia Sunday. Winfield Baldwin made a bostoass trip to Bridgeton Monday. Sergeant Alvin Kilgore lai here by airplane Thursday, coming from San Antonio, Texas, to visit Mias Edith Sehocktey. The airplane went on to New York where it was to tend la Mitchell's Field. It will stop here on Its return trip for Mr. Kilgore. Very enjoyable childrens' day programs were given Sunday night In the Baptist and Methodist churches

hare.

GREENRELD John Angely and family war* In Sea Isle Saturday night. Hiram Sack aad family were visiting In Petersburg on Sunday. Mrs. Cornelia Sharp and daughter were calling on Mrs. Lewis Wednes-

day.

A number from here attended the mmeucement Monday night. Mr*. Mary Dukes and aoa. George T.. were to Ocean City Saturday. Floyd Gandy was In Sea Isle City Saturday night. John Scheibeln. of Buena, rial ted ■ mother over the week-end. Mi*. R. Grooms. Mr*. Wm. Lewi*. Mr*. Mary Dukes aad son. Georgs T.. and John Scheibeln motored to Tineland Sunday. John W. Gandy spent Monday in

Ruth Dailey motored to T Mr. and Mra. I Monday with relattraa In Manner* OCEAN VIEW

l P. Can oec on

i her parent* Mrs. Joasph SUtert and two grandi have returned home after spendwith

Wildwood hospital. . Jack Kurts, of Egg Harbor, rlilt* hit brother ou Sunday. Mrs. M. Camp, sou aad Franklin rills, have purchased tb LelagwsUor property. .. Missis Baidak Mason, of £•*' plain, and Mary Ptoreon. of Sou Sea rill*, called on Him

Jess* Craves and family spent Saturday evening in Sea (ale City Mr*. William Lewis wss in Tucka-

hoe on business Monday.

O. 8. Adams was In Ocean City

Thursday.

Hiram Sack reports a very large strawberry crop. Frank Bosarth entertained relative* thU week. Floyd Gandy was In Ocean City Monday evening. Mrs. Lewis called on Mr. and Mrs. Uriah Young Monday. John W. Gandy bad his daughter. Mr*. Lori Price, and family, of BaksravUle. bum* for Sunday. Mr*. Sarah Lai and entertained Georg# Murry on* day this weak L. Prteat and William Priest called on friends la Petersburg Sunday. Mr. aad Mra. Harry Valentine and Mra Harry Buttter called on Mr*. Wm. Lewis Sunday Hiram Sack and family M friends In Petersburg Sunday.

■r. nnd Mra. Christopher mm an and daughter and Philip *

aad two brother*, of Ek* 8 *: " ' called oa Mr. and Mr*. Albert Kuril

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