_ tad of the ____ l*. 7 of tfet 9m*. oiotortd to •too soadtr aftoraooa, trlMrt tkar tt.aadtd tkt Oitotw ftrty drat far tka batadt of tka (BwMid. aoldlan at tkakotoa. Waw—gMto vara praaaatod tka lattoa of tka koto' tad t Terr enjoyable time was kad. Tka Morsaa-Knaak Bead aeoomptalad ' * " “ raadarad a

*a»atrT t a—Holly Hi*b TOkjUpii Word haa rat^kad tk£

'“wU-7U.WMWa^ol

OtamOU. rtMl tte aaUMm <* tka kata

i told tw yirts to <

_ nayla kaa rattraad u> — kotoa to Maw CaaUa. Pa., attar aarA. R ^Soo«. of Wildawad.

wntetod^SSw^irotow' kstoaadk aaddaa daatk. Hr. Akaaa wm ftmad dead ta kad tad U to tHoock* Ckat ka faO aatOM wklia

^ sai

S^T 1 a^lla^kkan tad taro cklldraa. a boy and tlrt, aar-

Mr. tad M-* Oaona Mr. Ckayito Bkra, of Pan «ua•U^^to* .to-dw arealac rlfli

a .* rather ere emit a dee* trie tight Mils wore tka eaaaa of tkh ■koto. Howarar. tka raaldaato dacUre tKat tka axUncaUklaa of tka liybu canvac a warty daaa *

boaraaralk to be totally so.

uuSSkfSi

'“■ k " k^.«j^a

J j*sr.

J away far

tha w la tor. Ckarlaa Fldiar riattad rrlslit a at Capa May Coart Houae

Ctty. fkkraarr >7—PlaaaaatrfHa Mich >MUa. 1**«* • —Mount HoUr High

RIO GRANDE

church.

arraagof by tb# churcbee. parslcuUrly tha That M. B. and the Pint Praabytariah Chur-hts la tka aoroiiig at tka Pint M. E. Bar. N. V. torrent spoke upon ‘Tka Meaning of Incarnation." In tka araatog a baaU' tlful aalactloa by tka choir undai Profaaaor Barry H. Lake, waa rendered. It was Pettis's "Tha Cbrtat Child." At tka Pint Presbyterian Church, Bar. Charles P. N. VoageJIn. paator. spoke on tb'. subject “A Birthday Maasage." Ir the evening tka annual Christmas cantata was rendered.

to vlall their children Captain A J. MaarwaM. daughter apaat Saturday with tha

ms Delaware, o Tha Wildwood QUe Oob gars a concert la tha M. K. Church TuaJday It waa highly enjoyed by

Mr. aad lira Edward Hlohamn

. — Is not a Uwyar, but tha ofhaa boy let a man in to aaa Mm aa soon aa ha bad aald. T have two caaas for ,our

wood on Tuesday. Mrs Charles Nickerson U asaUlg Mrs J. Douglas la tha pest office daring the Christmas rush.

h. ma'am, I wasn't alraya blind! Lady: No. yesterday you war* deaf

T. Crandol. Mrs. Ubarn

Oraea, Mra. Chartea MUnar joined tha Eastora Sur at Court ~ ~

W. James. Mra. U H. Swain

and Mrs. Kelson T. Smith ware Phila-

delphia visitors on Thniwday.

Thomas Hand waa home on Friday on liberty from the Ocean City Coast

Guard

* Several of oar toen banting last weak.

Tha Daughters of Atoeriaa had a tree in tile Maehantc'a

' >y evening, with

end Christmas In Preaeis Jonas, of _ Sunday-here with his

ping in Mill vi lie-on Friday. Our school doaed oa Wad for tha C

NOW a THX TIME TO HEP AIK that roof. We have a good stock of light, medium, and heavy weight. Buy the Champion Roofing of Cham-

pion. Ifith Street and Weet avenue. aft*. * Jong uineaa. Ocean City. N J. "look for the p. c Barnes motored to ahrn "—Adv.. ITtf. 1 Wednesday. *

tended a Chriaftaas entertainment at 8U»a Harbor on Friday evening. Mrs. Norman Prettyman has baas

Ute ill far several day*

Mr. and Mm Lewis Edwards. Mrs.

Joseph McCray and Mra. Elisa Devttt

went to Saa Isle on Thursday. Mra. Lewis towards Is able to

out after a

«*•*•> ■evow'TrgaS ^ ««k,„. O, mraat aad Waat avenue. Ocean City. Mr. and Mra Stanley Watson and N-J. 'look for tha sign."—Adv..S7tf aon. of Colling*wood ware Sunday

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visitors with bis pa rests. Mr. and you waat to bur 1 Mr * f ‘ r * nk Watson

you wnnt w euy.j ||r muuo Walling, of Court

- . ... _ . mmu MW miinri a advertUatoenta tn the, tored to Wildwood on Saturday Happy New Tear Everybody

tortainmeni waa glvau by tka ehllOkS.'mJTSC “* * W - ^ Stoman has returned to her home hare, after spending some time with bar alitor at Slatiagton. . Ow Snyd*, mmll , » bualnom tr,p

to Bridgeton Saturday.

Mp. Al. Rayslnger and daughter, of Capa. May. spent part of Uat weak re with Mrs John Skelllnger. . Mra Charies Creese, and Mm. Banjamtn Hester and bob were shopping

n Wildwood Saturday.

Eld red ge Hawk aad family left on

Monday In their car for Bridgeton. Millville and PUlndelphm. whe^

they will spend a tew days Mias Elisabeth Harris, of Philadel-

phia. la spending Christmas with her

niece. Mrs. Melvin Cornwall.

^Afctaaaus and Mot BanauMM »»- tored to Vlnetond tomtor **»»«; ,

Mr. aad tof^^jTSr'Oeonn City amih?«edT3* •Swotoa. ^ •imarvilla. want tka wotk and with ^ilaSTf^lU. of BunCollege, la komator tka , 1 rLSS2J?'r5““- ^ r 3Js,. r ssr?i‘SiT* u « Millville Priday evening-