CAFE MAT COUHTY TIMES. FWDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1925.

Flge Thirteen

WOODBINE

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nr Joseph L*T*M0n «ru a bual- £ vUltor »■ Philadelphia on ‘ d&v . He matured on Toe»-

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Vorris KalmanowlU. of New 'k a former mnldeat hem. tUbte parent* orer the week Morton Zeldolman, of Phila iphla. who U employed here, vled hla parent* In Philadelphia itr the holiday*. Mr Ben Kraelt* left for Phllaiphta on Friday aftertooon and corned on Sunday erenin* Samuel Kata, local fruit dealer. * in Vineland on turday afternoon. Milton Blum*, who May slnoe last June, visaed parent*. Mr. and Mr*. M. for a few day*, n, Mabel Becker, of Pblladelrpent a few day* with Mr. d Mm Said L*venaon. ilr and Mra E. Blume and aon. ■X were week-end vtaltors with _*lr respective parent*. They are ing at Cape Mar for the present. Mot- Marcus, of Avalon, visited mother on Friday and Bntur-

ed hi* parents for a few days. Dan Corson, of Belleplaln. was here on Sunday evening, and paaaed the evening at the moving pleturea and Katz's amusement parA regular meeting of the Wood ne Biotherhood was held on evening at the Brother-

ter. May. visited their home herel i Monday. A quilting party was held by

Charles Goodman, who Is _- PjoywTby the Elsenberg Arm. at Freehold. N. J.. visited hU parents on Sunday. Mr. El wood Yahc. of PhlladelphU entertained the audience Saturday evening nt the Capitol Theatre, playing the organ. P left for Philadelphia on Sunday.

Fuds For Woodbine Bath House Funds for the reconstruction of the Woodbine bath house have ap- *■ J almost the needed

nday

Hlssea &MM — ichovsky and Anna Baas have SOUTH DENNIS rolled In the Temple University

mal School.

i number of Ode Fellows at- Mr*. John Scull. Mr*. Enoch drd * rally nt Wildwood on ; Scull and Mra. Chas. Nickerson atnday evening. ; tended the W. C. T. U. County cot[sidore and Jack Immerman. vention. at Cape May. on Thura- • York Unlverelty students, afv day. Clayton Hickman has a

piano.

injamln Bear. Philadelphia Hickman and fn utgist. is at present with his to Sea Isle on Thnraday. tBis- Amos Hickman and family called Udney Suaaman motored to on relatives at MillvlUe on Sunlladelphla on Tuenday morning day. ! returned the following even- ’ Mr. and Mra T. Grant went to Woodbine on Saturday.

amount, which is about fifteen hundred dollar*. The thousand dollar mark Is almost reached and It la hoped that In the very near future, the necessary cost will b» obtained. The drive, which is headed by the committee of both synagogues, has secured the donations of most of the citizens of Woodbine. It is hoped that by next summer Woodbine will be the fond possessor of an up-to-

pent a few day* <u,e hath house, similar to thi He returned On owned by other large cities.

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an business for a few days. Becker spent * few days Philadelphia with relati-

Edward Hickman ■»* family went to Caps May Coart House

Saturday.

TV* following pupils had per-

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I..* Goidinger. Drexel student, lor Philadelphia, after spendthe summer here with his Annie Fowler. Pauline Gerasimenlz. chuk. Esther Nickerson, larry L. Halpern. a deatiatry Temple Univer£ty. *1»- Hlekmaa. tcrenta orer tba weak Bomara Hickman. Bath Hickman and Bari Simpson. The i ^aalie LodlM.'of Cape May Court House, visited Mias Martret I.iUrtlair on Sunday. Mr. and Mra. David Sutton have the house formerly be-

8. Lloyd.

iloyed here, spent a few days hM family In New Tork. r. and Mr*. M Berman eater led friends at their home on day afternoon. An enjoyable

Letenson speat an enjoj able ng at Atlautlc CKy oa Fri-

z Klein and has and other attractions. Pauline Greenateln. of

vllh 1 r. and Mr*. Morris Cohen and Sren. of Ocean City, spent * days here with relative* r William Elsenberg. who is a work at Dover. Del., spent week end here with his

School student here, now a of the Ocean City High >1. visited frteads for a few

Potash and Bam Batt speat 5 evening at Atlantic City, went there hy motor.

Fellow* held a regular « on Thursday evening was possible to attend the k *l> banquet oc the same

sis ling of playlets, music and tatkm* was rendered by the oupU* Mias Bess McGregor. County Li-

John Cahaiey. of West Colllngawood. U visiting Mr. and Mr*. F.

Mr. and Mr*. WPiiam Meorwald spent part of last week with Captain and Mr*. A. J. MeerwaM.

Anyone desiring book* may obtain them at the center every Friday between the boar* of I and 4 Books on special subjects may be obtained by notifying the librarian*. Mias Margaret Lodlam and

Mr* Hannah Cahaiey and daugh-

PETERSBURG Mr*. Walter Voes and Mrs. Noran Burke were Philadelphia opper* on Monday. Mrs. Rachel Lee. Mrs. Alda Sack. Mra. Morgan Lee and three children motored to Vineland on Monday. Mra. Georg* Johnson and daughter, of Ocean City, were Wednesday guests of Mr*. I. P. Griffon. Mrs. Sara A. Huffman returned home Saturday from her two weeks' trip to Niagara Palls and Lansdale, Pw. Mrs. Morgan Lee and Mrs. Rachel Lee were Tuesday visitors with George Sack and family in Ocean City. Mis. H. E. Jackson, of Ocean City, passed Wednesday with her sister. Mr*. Rets Dickinson. William Weatcott and family entertained relati res from Port Nc.rta and Ocean City on Sunday. Miss Carrie You*, of Ocean City, was a Thursday visitor at her home here. A number gram here attended the funeral nt Trr. E. Miller in Dennisville. on Friday. and Mr*. A. Stainker. of Haddonheld. were Sunday guests at the home of Richard Voes. Mr*. Eva Roden U passing a few dnya with Mrs. James Smith.: John T. Moore and wife, of Had do nA eta. were week-end visitor* with Mra Richard Voaa. Ira P. Griffeu and wife ware Saturday evening visitors In Ocean

City.

A Urge crowd attended the K. X_ K. ling presentation and raising on the school grounds Sunday Several took in the movie, "Charlie's Aunt." at the Community Theatre, in Tuck*ho*, on Friday evening. Mra. Clarence Rice, of Clermont, was a Wednesday visitor with her father. Mr*. Marne Pare and Mrs Eva Van Gilder, of Tuekabce. were Sunday gueats of the Utter's ton id family. Miss Mildred Bailey, of Philadelphia. paaeed toe week end with ; her aunt. Mrs. Tkaddeus Van,

Oder.

Mrs. Etta SUte*. of Court House, was a Sunday visitor with Hiss Alice Eldridge. Mr. Stanley Craig, of Camden, was a Sunday visitor among his any friends here. Covert Winner, of Trenton, was a week-end visitor under the parental roof. Mr*. Mary Ingarsoll and grand- ( daughter were visitor* with Hi mm Sack and wife, in OreemSeld. the Aral of the week. Mrs. L'arie Voaa. daughter. Mias Amy. «a twn son*. Richard and Edward, of Ocean City, were Sunday visitors with relatives George Sack and wife, of Ocean City, visited Mrs. Sack * sister. Mm. Rachel Lae and fcmlly. on Saturday evening. Mrs. Lewi* Gendy. of Ocean City, waa a Sunday visitor with her mother. Mra. Alice Van Gilder.

For Your Roof The roof is one of the most important part* of your home. Be sure that the shingles are properly seasoned and of best quality. Everything we sell is of high grade.

t --- days la New Tork friends and relative* H Magiti has left for New wbj-re he will ramala for

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