CATS MAT COUFTY Ullg, TUPAT, SEPTEMBEK 4, 1988.

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Entertained Heads of P.-T. Associations

Mian Roxan* Gandy entertained the p reel den tm ot the ParentTeacher*' Aaeoclatt May County at a U’^nenday of tMeweek. There were twelve act ,he county repreeented. present were: Mr*. Cameron and Vine CaHyle. ■dora: Mm Sayre and Mm Wood. Cape May Court House; ICm Bar* and Mm Homo. Tueka^Mm Week*. Cold Spring; Mm point: Mm 1 Mrs. Katherine Jaaert and Mr*.

and Mrs Henry. Woodbine; Mm Powell. Ooeben; Mm Sande. Searille: Mm Harris and Mm Marks. Rio Grande, and Mias Gandy, rep-

resenting Dennis rllle.

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Two Cars Collide;

Driver of One Bruised

Two cam one a truck drlren by bram Reiner, and the other driven by a man from Harrisburg, Pa., collided in South Dennis, early Monday' morning. Reiner was about to make the turn to South Seavllle when the approaching car. traveling at quite a rapid gait, bore in sight, and tried to avoid the collision by going on Reiner’s right, but both front* net. Reiner suffered severe bruises shout the face and hands, while in the other car a woman was slightly hurt. AH escaped serious injuries as glass lights and windshields were smashed. The two automobUes were badly dam* Both were taken by Tro Bishop to Justice of the Peace

Levin for a hearing.

The driver of the Pennsylvania _ir was dried gJ5 on charge of reckless driving. AH those Injured were treeled by Dr. Clarence

Way. of Sea late City.

A number of folks from here spent last Monday evening in Wildwood witneaslug the ■nnn.i baby parade. Mm Lillian Oran lick, who has In Mace's Hospital, Wildwood. was taken to the home of her parents, at Cape May Point or Tuesday last, where she Is slowly recovering, but la still in a very nervous condition. Dr. and Mm Wilson Miller and little daughter, of Rahway, are spending their vacation at the home of their parents. Mr. and Mm Edward Learning, Cold

Spring.

The Sunshine Sunday School class of Tabernacle M. E. Church held a "doggie roast" on the beach at Cape May. Tuesday evening. Mrs. Carrie Romberger has been caring for her sister's young eon. Billy Johnson, of Wildwood, for the past couple weeks. The Presbyterian harvest home supper was held In the Grange Hall. Cold Spring. Thursday evening and was very largely attended. Mr. and Mm Edward Griffith. ., entertained at dinner Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mm George Hess and daughter. Mildred. Mr. and Mm Alfred Porter, of Westmont and baby. Inter relatives of Mr. Griffith spent the evening, seventeen In all. Including hts sister from Columbus. Ohio, and her family. Botanists from New York. Mr Davis and friend, vent the week here searching for rare bugs and insects of all kinds, stopping with Mm Katherine Goto on and daughter. Nellie, while here. Jamas Long is in very poor health, suffering fnto a general

Charles Hamer made a bu-Jnees trip to Rio Grande on Prlday. Robert Jackall, of Philadelphia, spent a few days with Mr. and Mm Dennis Peterson last week. Mm Blanche Trimble and children spent the week at Cape May Court House with her sister. Mm

Alda Scull. • Ruth long and Opal

Arrested Tor Speeding

to the rear of the

Chapel. Gold Spring, which will be used as a social hall and Sunday

Atlantic City, motoring home with David McFheraem and Clarence

Mclntlre In the evening.

Mm Joe Robinson and children of South Dennis, called on rela-

tives Friday evening.

Mr. and Mm Coleman Fisher, of Pasadena. Cal., were entertained at lunch Saturday at the heme of Mr. and Mm Bert Snyder. Fred Derr entertained folks from Pennsylvania over the week

It look like a Junk pUe. No one was hurt in the Bohm car. EUlott was not hurt, having the presence of mind to He down on the Boor of his car and thus escaping Injury- He was bady aken up and very nervous. Jacob Cox will sell his property and household goods on September I. at e public sale. Mr. and Mm Audley Garrison and bnby. of Atlantic City, are visiting their parents. Mr. and Mm James Hewn. John Fletcher, of Philadelphia, __id Robert James. Millville, spent Sunday with John James. Mr. and Mm David Hawn and _m Alice Bradley and children motored to Vineland Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mm

Howard Ellis.

Mr. and Mm Howard James, of Millville, et dinner on Sunday

evening.

Mr. and Mm Castor and daughters. Doris and Augustlno. of Vineland, spent the week end with Mr. and Mm Claude Madden. Frank Fisher, of Millville. eaUed on friends on Sunday evening. Mrs. Elisabeth P. Snyder has returned to her home In Camden after spending a month or more with her grandson. Alvin Mason, and other relatives. - Mm Sam Madden, of Cape May Court House, spent a couple days of the past week with her eon and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Madden. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mason and son, George, are spending a week's vacation with tbe!r parent*. Mr.

Mr. exi Mm Robert Patterson end children motored to Wllm.ngton. Del., and spent the week with relatives. Mr. and Mm Twlgg. of Pennsylvania. are spending several days here with friends and rela-

Mra. a Haywood, of Anglsea. called at the home of Jack James on Monday. Miss Mabel Harper, of Philadelphia, spont Sunday with her Ufe-

long friend. Mm Etta Reeves. Chief Monltowog, a fuUIndian, of the Siwash Tribe, from the State of Washington, will lecture on the story of his conversion In Tabernacle M. E. Church, on Sunday, September 6, at 10.JO A M.. dayUght saving time. HI* subject wiU be "From Savagery to Civilisation; from Wigwam to Mansion: from Prison to Pulpit." He will preech in hie native costume. A free wlU offering will be taken after the service.

“It’s Magic Effects

Mm Georgle Snyder entertained and Mm David Mseon.

are noticed instantly,'’ remarks the user of M. R. M.

f-uUur. 24. colored. e. was fined S17.J0 Tuesday by Justice of the Peace Jacob 8. Levin, of Woodbine, for rpeeding and also for traveling a it bout lights *t night. He was hailed by Special Officer Barney Leiberman and upon refusing to stop. Leiberman overtook him and took him to Justice Lerin. where Le was fined.

Foie Falls; Car Damaged

Mm Lena Maacn took charge of the Bell exchange daring the m»» week In the absence of Mm Carrie

Taylor, who was HI.

Mm Bessie Sheridan spent Wednesday afternoon and evening

with friends in Wildwood.

Mr. and Mm Bert Dawson are planning to spend the winter In Florida and will leave for the

south in the early fall.

The Erma schoolhouse ic receiving c. new coat of paint, both inside and out. also all repairing being done that is neceeesry. getting ready for the fall term, which •tarts the day after Labor Day. Tuesday. September 8. Edward Griffith. Jr.. wlU teach the higher grades and Mrs. Douglass, who until recently was Ml* Betty Steer, of Rio Grande, will teach

the lower grades.

Mr. and Mia. Joe Brown and two tittle granddaughters. of Wildwood, called on Mr. and Mm Wendal Fraley. Thursday evening. Miss Mary Biddle was given a miscellaneous shower on Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterara. At least T people attended, leaving many beautlfil and useful gifts.

Rev. Edward Wright, pastor of e Old Brick Presbyterian Church, is enjoying his vacation rad during his ataaence Rev. ' Born, of Tabernacle M. E-. fi! his pulpit Sunday. Rev. Samuel Toy, of the Cap*, May M. E..

lug Rev. Born's pulplt1ft*. Nan Ode. Camden:

Charles Fisher. Dorchester; Mm M. Davis. Millville, called

friends last Thursday.

Rev. and Mm Jacob Born tertalned Mr. Born's brother. John Born, wife and daughter, of Camden, on Saturday, also his cousin. Martin Born, wife and

of Aura, on Sunday.

Joeeph HlUott, Jr., of Cold Spring, bad a narrow eecape from Injury or death late Sunday evening. returning from Wildwood. When near the home of Learning Garrettson, on tka Main Shore Road, he attended to p-ss the ear of Charles Bohm. Cold Spring, but as another was coming toward him he did not make it and emshed into 'he rear of Mrs. Bohircar. damaging the bumper, and striking the soft sand, which ... - M control of the *«». over three time*. badly damaging hla car as to

Jacob Benson, s Woodbine firmer, enroute for Ocean City early last Tuesday morning, escaped serious Injury when a decayed electric pole fell and struck the rear of bis truck. His front and recr lights were broken ss the result of the crash. Neighboring homes were deprived of electric current and the use of their telephones for a few days, as wires »ere

Lemonade, cake and

ward Griffith. Jr., wi recently. Lemonaf candy were served. Mm Marion Coreon entertained her sister and brother-ia-law. and baby. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Porter, of Westmont, during the past

The Little Church There's s little church In a Uttle

Mias Priscilla Bloomer has been visiting her mother in Philadelphia for several weeks past. Mm William Ryan spent sev--TO <-.n or friends and relatives In Ph.ladel-

With a laugh, or maybe a tear. T»as there that I was wed: Twas there I stood unhappily Beside the silent dead Twas there the parson ehristen-

T»os there I went to Sunday Sefcool, •Scant studying to do. In the little church in a Uttle That

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