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CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES. FMDAY. APRIL 23. 1926

Educating

Boys and Girls From Country

!ond: G. SpauMIng. Middle, third.

! Time—25 n-S.

440-yard dash—Beck. Millville. . firs?; W. her. Millville, second; Mr-an. Middle, third. Titm—€1

College Will Endeavor To Educate Them From the

Lure of the City

Gty Better Press-Agented

Hall-mile — Gracr Millville, ‘elter. Millville, wcond;

s-ars. Middle, third. Time—2

min. 15

Find Quarters For

County Publicity Agent: , ‘

The American cily i- Utter preMt-agented. its advantages, real and supposed more insinuatingly and potently set forth than any brand pickles or

cigarettes.

Some of the Ir.-t young blood and brains is bellir drained off from the country to the city nol

only because of the city dollars 15 in which look bis; and bright and jj,.

abundant.

The trend Is also chargeable to an idea- that somehow city life Is happier, more successful, stimulating in every way. worth while than country

One of the problems which faced the Freeholders last Thursday was to find an office for IV. II. D. Hall, who was recently appointed county publicity director. Until the new county buildings

„ . are completed there will be an

M ‘ d<1 "'- ® rsl • 1 acute shortage of offices availTime | pjoyec* of the Russell Company

Installing the index system, occupied the Freeholders' chambei

body held Its meeting in the Court root, —..ccs were available

by Millville. , ,j„. house, but flnallr

of the County

or*a office.

-s Hattie Van Gilder. Ilotise. was a week e

r with relatives. Griflen made ■ Camden on Si

third.

Morgan. Millvill. Spaulding. Middl

5 min. g sec.

Shot put—Dean. Middle, first

G. Spaulding. Middle, second. . antl Clode. Millville, third. Distance : Thursdnv

—37 teet, 5 inches. Mile relay -Won _

TI “*— 4 m ‘ n ' l J ! offie.

Discus — Peoples. Millville.,,.

first; Doughty. Middle, t^eond; I McchanlV sreee,

G. Spaulding. Middle, third. Dls- ' ,| n |. tanc - 9G fret. 5 inches. I High Jump—Doughty. Middle, j f>nt« ni

Spaulding. Middle. '

Churchill and Peoples. Millville. tied for second. Height -5 ft...

ad jump—G. Spaulding. • Middle, first: Peoples. Millville. I

second: Path. Millville, third. | X Distance—Hi feet. 5% fn. i Mrs Pole vault—Endicott and G. ! ter. Spaulding. Middle, tied for first; Ocei

ill be in charge of the •xhibit at the Sesqtiltenntai. He stated th.it he Id make the publicity plan, this affair public next wo-k.

PETERSBURG

is. Albert Rowland and son. John Yank. Jr., and daiigband Mrs. John Yank. Sr., of City, were Saturday after-

led | noon callers

of! week with friends here, nd i Mr. and Mrs. Asa Madai : family spent Sunday with Rte-

a : phen Stephenson and family, of

business trip to Camden on Sat-1 West Cape May.

urday. Mr. and Mrs. William Sapp Mrs. Emma Lamkin and two and son were Ocean City visi-

children returned home Tuesday tors Saturday evening,

from a ten days' visit in Carney's Mr. William Brameil. of At Point. * lantic City, waa in town Satur-

Alfred Adams and wife, of day.

Camden: Somers Corson wife and William Gannon and famll} son. of Seavllle. were Sunday visited Calvin Monnte evening guests of George Hoff of Esteltille. Sunday, and wife. A box Kociu! will be held in Since conference our pastor. Palermo Hail, given by the Dr. Yerkeys. has been very busy'Alpha Club for the benefit of In the pastoral work of the Clr- the M. E. Church. AH ladies cult. The spiritual work of the, are requested to bring boxes, church needs your presence and Then- will be ice cream and h Ip. Come out and encourage cocoa for sale,

the pastor as well os help. .

! Woodbine High School Loses First Game 1 Tb< Woodbine High School baseball team suffered It* first deteat ot the season at the hands of Vim land High School, by the score of 9 to •• The local team showed lack ot training and ::t time showed signs of nervousness. as most of the squad wenplaying their first game, and against a first -class team. Gabis. In spite of the rather poor sit port of his teammates, pitched tight gam*, allowing the opp sioti only six hits. Alexenberg and Gabis. of Woodbine, feat

at the bat.

ritli Hi Albert

MARMORA

Thomas Ballinger, t ill for about two we

• grippe. Is much

PALERMO

day last week with Mrs. J. B.

Contou.

Mrs. Harry Dibb.s and Mrs. Somers Colli!!* motored to Millville Saturday afternoon. Mr. John Stratton motored to Gihbstown Saturday.

Mr- and Mrs an*l-family call*

Tuckahoe Sunday

Mins Myrtle Mndara called on rs. Albert Wells Wednesday

afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fields and Mrs. Charles Fields and daughter. Bertha and Mrs. Somers E. Young attended tpe mov-

ie* In ‘

■nlng

-rs Con-on. wife and

vllle: Albert Adams and £ Camden, passed Sunday

ith George Hoff

Mrs. Mae Cake. Mr Winner and daughter Were Court House vi

Monday.

Harry Valentine a passed Sunday alienn Harry Butler and wife.

Banjamin Crain a | !m .

' -lalives it. Noa|l Coll|na

'ake

visitors

rood.

d Mrs. Mae

son were Week-end 111: relatives fn Rlrh-

Drbantsm is lodged in America somewhat like mliitariAn in German pre-war thougnt. This comes from Dr. Paul Emerson Titj* worth, president of Washington College, a little but ftm-gra.i* institution at Cliesteitown. Md . who lias sounded a new note in praetlra! education which is now arousing national Interest and attention. Educators, magazines. u-w.-pap»;> everywhere ate rallying to Dr. Tits- 1 worth's idea. Dr. Titswonh. in an article written expressly for th* TIMES

•aya:

''The Chair of Country Life propose* to help nurture a country aet-of-mind. it will air. to divert a larger pun of the human stream flowing tbiough its doors Into the land of growing promise - the small town and the Jpen country. “It will teach Washington College men and women the vital role rural life plays in world enlerprlae. "The significance of rural life BUM become—shall I say It' t country complex, that is. not >nly an idea to be respected but in Idea charged with einolliiu. a My of life to be followed. It w ill ■ot be enough lo dcmoiistiaie hat i he wide-awake eoiiniry ireacher. doctor, lawyer, banker, dltoi. business man. and th* armc-r is a man to lie reckoned Htb In the scheme of things, hat he is making for himself a areer shot through and iliintigh rtlh and rewarded by all kinds ol uman xaliafactlons. Ineluding wncy: the chair or country life rUI ilm to instil into promising outh a deiermin-d and enllgbtned purpoe* io live and work nd play and m-ive in i

‘'Waahingt*.n spire io been, latliatiun. but urture a larger fad. wanu-bea suahlp '

Mrs. W. Voss and Mi*. R.

were Sunday evening guests of Mrs. Norman Butk*.-. in Tuekahoe

Harry Valentin*- and wife

, made a business trip i» Court STS52, '***• "•* “''H . I pa»M‘d prld., —inp

Ur ’ "* r-tonji.n,. v ,„ wll .

I-elblotiE j Alfr.sl Jenning* and wife hav*

moved io Corbin City, when

they will make their home. George Breyer has moved hb

family from Camden back i<

J'helr home in Gn-*-nfleld.

' William Butler. wife and

,. ... , _ „. daughter, of Gloucester, were pout, „r °d.." ci.,.

]n|(.Trall.

Adams. Jr., spent the, , ic ,. n ^.

’-k end with his family. i —-—

Mrs. Ijitira laiwry. of Atlantic City. s|M-nt Saturday in

.th frienda.

Mr. and Mr.-. Elmer Corson j and daugbti-r attended the ! nlversary supper given by Daughters *.! America. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ho and daughter spent Monday ■ting with triends her*-. Th*- l^ldle*' S* w ing Circle with Mrs. Clara Sapp Thursday

The M. E. Mite Society held • heir monthly meeting a i thhome of Mrs. E. A. SiraUon

W*sln-sday night.

Clannre Smith and Charle: Aalmiead motored io Woodbln*

'Thursday af lei noon.

The monihly meeting ot ih* Epworth la-ague was held ai j Mr*. Charles Belfrey's in LinFriday evening. A largt

A small troublesome f told a man where to go. man. it happens was a fighter anil answered him w punrh on the now-. Cop picking him up. ''Art

hurl 7"

reply. "Did you gi lumber?"

You Can Save Money!

I tow u bow.

t-aMe saving! account. Ask

Sea Isle City B. & L Association K. It. Arnett. Pres. 14. C Imre. Sec.

Earl

Mrs.

calleti on Mrs. Minnh S. Corson

Monday evening.

James S. Dailey spent Thurs-

day in Philadelphia.

William Corson and John Viz-

Tiiesday evening.

Mr.

•'h* sit

i Wednesday

Frank J. Gonnley. Hill. Pa., visited Cbas.

ilara at-, i Cily ,

Mr. and Mrs. H.-ib.-bell and Miss Myrtle M

leiul.-d the inovi*-s at Oce

Wednwday evening.

Mrs. St*-]la .Mndara and daughter. Dorothy, ol Bccsiey's Point

called on 41rs. Minni* Saturday afternoon.

Mrs. J B. Corson and daugh-| c ,,i|dre te*. C< cil. motored to Atlantic p:.., S| City Thursday evening. * / |rv

Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Yi Miss Bert ha Fields we

ping in Ocean Cily Saturday ai-

Th*- Uaplisi 8ew>ing < at ih<- home of Mrs. Corson Wednesday all*

few days wiih

in I*

The remains of Mr. Ash. fathei Ot Mrs. Alice Morgenson. were laid to rest in the M. E. (Vine. tery Thursday afternoon. ||i> home was in Philadelphia. Funeral services were held at horn*- of his granddaughter. Mrs. Raymond Sack in Tuckah* M, >- Neal Regina, who has

' , “t l*«-*-t> QUlle HI. Is able lo be out

CorM,n : again.

Cloud. Wife and three Islli'd friends in Oreai: •'ll) Sunday • veiling.

Mrs. Elizabeth Yank, and daughlei. Mrs Alice Cloud and -hlldrcn. Mrs. John Yank.

Woodbine on a •nday afternoon.

Dnrri* laiyto

th.

player piano

sne receiver] Friday afternoon. Mrs.: Walter Kohn has returned home in Buffalo. N. V.. after .-.pending several days with her parents here. Mrs. Estella Madara and daughter. Dorothy, called

Paler

Caiurday aftern Mrs. Clifton Smith has returned io her home in Harris-

burg.

Mr. and Mr*. Jessie Polls, of Audubon, sp.nl the week end with Mrs. Polls' sister. Mrs. Amy Gannon. Miss Ionian Young Is ill. Mrs Charles Cunningham and ■ *on. Charles, were Ocean Cily ibopp* rw Saturday Mr II iny Moorhouse. who lias

III f<

i-eks. i doors.

r able to I

Harry Smallwood.

shopping t

Mr*. El

Friday with

pasre d

nd

. <X * -a!

City

wis Uamlv

Kruke

lends i

Luther Springet

Miss El!zab*-tb Bur«i

-.1 borne Monday tr.m a week's

Islt lo Roxborourb. Pa

Mrs. F. S Carter and daugh-

' tri pas-ed Thursday with the

iorrner's sister. Mr*, ti. F. Starr.

Twa* ln 11 l'‘t: h. r

• Tu,k - birthday.

... c. . U "'' Van

of Ocean Cily. spent last

■oll.-g

It.tral hunger

Alii.- Van Rlehard I.I.smI pois falling on

Gilder

ndiiiuiher. Mr.

mp. Jr., is suffering

nd mojh.-r W.-dnenday.

nd Mis Ja.k Clark i

xiurt House Beak* j Millville Track ] earn Goose " Doughty Stars For Middle I ligh School

p.-nt Saturduy alt.. Mi. and Ml*. Chari.v Fiank Bark, ot -ailed on Klehai.i

H> \\.*tn.-Mfay ,

RAISE THE CHICKS Yoa iso n lose

Hupmobile and Chevrolet

Agency

SALES AND SERVICE

Owing to our many sales on New Cars we have several A-l USED Cars all reconditioned and ready to run. 1924 Chevrolet Touring $275.00 1924 Ford Coupe 260.00 1923 Chevrolet Touring 125.00 1921 7-pass., 8-cyI. Oldsmobile Touring 150.00 1919 Dodge Sedan 100.00 Ford 1-ton Truck, with Huckster Body 250.00 1921 Dodge Commercial 200.00 Also 1 Hudson — 1 Chandler — 1 Cleveland Our Genuine Service, which applies on New Cars also applies to our Used Cars. Call or Phone for Demonktration Smith Sales & Service Cape May Court House

Nu longer any <-xcu-e for l<rein K «v«i l(r . of your hatch. Mod of Us-"bad liuk"|»»ultrym«-n have liad with ducks lias btxn t-a<xd to wrwig hiding Now Fiat!. Butu-rmilk Baby Chick Food is helping U-ns of miUionsof chicks to live. Food tliat gives profier nouruhment in the way that ducks can absorb it. We guaran- !*’: tt 111- perfect baby food (or Biby clucks. Boltermilk 0 Baby Chick Food

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FOR

$3,500 (Plus cost of lot)

Built for year around use. with two bed rooms, bath, kitchen, living room, sun porch, two patios, fireplace and electricity. Hedge, evergreens, shade trees, fountain and auto drive, and seeded and gravelled yard included. WELL FINANCED

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Millvill.- Saturday

of Mlddh. Mm

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