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m. mother for M Ibr » llelpern. of PhlUflel- , saturdv bb4 Sunday lUlkwo faimUy.

...xh Clothlac Company, or. Saturday evanln*. afIny a few 4aya la Maw Miftlneaa. ury. «» Harbor, urriay with tha Saperily here. V i.i v rTenlaSClVkOWllM

urday evenlna after upending ‘ w week* at Philadelphia. Da»IU Stein and ••Chick" Pot- * motored to Court Hour* on udneae. Milton Peldman. a atudent of New York I'nlvermlty, vlctted hli Harent. on Tuenday. He returned to New York on Wednesday —orntn*. Simon Burke Alexenherg attended the football game at MlllTllle on Saturday afternoon. Mr. A. Dlugatch. of MUIrllle. Tlaited Mr. and .Mra Morria 811b--man on ounday. Mtea Bertha He*, of Belleala. waa In Woodbine on Wedday morning, vtaltlng frlenda. Mlaeea Row and Sarah Bernetein returned on Thursday evening after enendlng an Indefinite period In Philadelphia with relatlvea. Mias Row Dlugatch. of MIUrille. visited relatlvee and friends ov*r the week end. She returned to Millville on Monday. Dr. Joseph Jnte. who recently moved to New York, attended the eooncll meeting on Monday ever-

Mlaa Mollle Hal pern has returned. after making a little tour In Newark. New York and Philadelphia. vtaltlng triends In eaeh place. Milton Kata motored to Wildwood Monday nfteiooon on buslA regular meeting of the T. M. and Y. Y.\ »: A. waa held at the meeting hall on Monday evening. Aaron Binder, after spending an Indefinite period at Vineland, returned on Tuesday evening. Mi Joseph Coder made a busi*e trip to Philadelphia on Tuenty. Sam Kau. local fruit and produce dealer, motored to Philadelphia on business on Tuesday lornlng. A large crowd attended the Council meeting on Monday evenat the Borough Hall.

After the Section Office seekers and holders oome id go. but the electorate remains for unpredictable day* of reckoning.

Woodbine Borough Council in Session Dr. Jaffe B«%m at Tax OaUectar; Lee X. Lunhinch Appointed A regular meeting of the Woodbine Borough Council was held on Monday evening nt the Borough Hall, a large crowd being present. The question of widening Adams Avenue waa again Drought up- AH the property owners of Woodbine want to widen their respective streets, and In due time have them all pared. As a result of this desire of the property holders, the original ordinance for widening Adams Avenue will have to be amended, so as to take In other streets to accotr.oodate the great amount of traffic which enten Woodbine. An interesting letter from the Baron De Hlrsch Fund was read by Borough Clerk Prances Greenstein. The fund promised ot help Woodbine to build a large community hall. Including library.

bowling room, swimming pocl. and gymnasium. It promised to aid the schools for a period of three years, and to extend the electric system to the farms which are deprived of electric lights and the use of electricity. This proved to be very agreeable to the assembled citlsens and It Is hoped that In the near future Woodbine will take a big step forward. The resignation of Dr. Joseph Joffe, Tax Collector Tor a number of terms, who recently moved to New York, was accepted, and the newly-elected collector. Leo M. Danerhtrach. was appointed to complete the term. Attention of the Mayor and Council was called to the fact that a farmer, having a now that was suspected of being diseased, had been sold by him. to be used for milk and poatfbly for meat. The Board of Health Is taking every precaution to prohibit the sale of milk or any other use being made of the cow. as a result of these suspicions. Mayor Greenstein made a strenuous effort to learn the whereabouts of

It has been his one object •o safeguard the health Yesiutnts of Woodbine, and be has heretofore done this very satis-

factorily.

Woodbine Bowling Team Suffers First Defeat The Woodbine bowling team, consisting of Jack Breslow. HerDavld Stein. Thompson Peterson and A1 Freedman, suffered Its first defeat at the hands of the Ocean City team on Friday evening at Kata's amusement parlor. Adams, captain of Ocean City, lead all scores of the evening with 2X7 and 126. David Stein, of Woodbine, led his team In scoring with the mark of 188. Ocean City captured the first three games. The following are the averages of each of the bowlers:

OCEAN CITY

Annual Minstrel Show ® of Wildwood Firem* The sixth annual minstrel ah* of the Wildwood Fire Departin' 1 " will be held Thursday evenif December 1. at Hunt's Casif

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Many old favorites and.a nur her of profssrionals are among t 1 talent, which Includes Herb Nun miller. Bob Kelly. Rob Latim< Bill Smith. Walter Beers. Pat Block. Horace Burke. Rust Cunningham. James Mac Alec Cecil Brunnell and BUI Hogan. Lew Harrison Is directing tl

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GrecaMetn. I'nlveralty of Pennsylvania law graduate, visited the Grecasteln's on Tuesday and Wednesday. Milton Blume. of Cape May. * as a wevk-end visitor with his

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Israel Felt left fer New York on Monday afternoon, where he will remain Indefinitely. Dr. Joseph Levenaon left for Philadelphia on Monday and re-j turned Tuesday evening Me' '.ranaacted business In conneetloc with the Capitol Th-alre Merman Seiner, of Washingon. D. C-. n former resident here, riel ted his pereaU on Tuesday Noe Mendelsohn was a Ptila de'.phla visitor on Thursday m Alton C. Le reason left for Philadelphia oe Thursday t g Sad remained unti. S^inday FUnaer Mayor Else o berg of lUlacswood. w-» here on elec Uon day Mr. Bamberg had the honor of casting the first hallo' I. Danerhlrsh. newly! elected Tax Collector, assumed his duties Immediately after election. as the former collector. Dr Jcdfe. left Woodbine In October Harry T. Harry, student of the Philadelphia Deata’ Collage, was. a week-end visitor here with hts.

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Mrs. P. KaU returned from! Phlliadelphla ea Monday, after •pending a few day* with rela-

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Max Bear paid an Important rialt te J. Howard a« the Savoy, la Atlantic City. Simon Bochko arrived on Sunday. after spending ai Indefinite n Philadelphia with

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