CAPE MAT COUFTT TIMES, PBIDAT, 7UHE 18, 1988.

P«*e &rf <

nual Reunion I PENNBVILLE

[^Woodbine Alumni |B. FTeiBber CWiVered In-

teresting AddroM

Woodbine nigh School (imu! Association held lu anreunhm on Satnrduy e»et tbr Central School andl- . a larfn atnuber of IH*h r*aUiaiM .from various f- of ihc wnnstry *»«re presDcrJamil. Cohen, a atu I at the University of Penn(vanla Law Scbjol. acted an

ji master.

V very Inlerratic* address wax Ircrod by SamoM B. Flelshor. f ihe Flelshor Yam Company. \ spoke chiefly on the future | WoodKue. mad emphasixed the munlty center and other px. recently donated to Woodby the Baron de' lllrsch Knil. of New York. Hr. Fletah- | staled hat he will place a imber of Interest In* pteturoa In r laree auditorium of the cotnially center, and will arranse | have lectures dc-lvered frernlly upon various topics. Samuel Go2f!ih*er also spots

to be very Interet.inp.

Isauiuel a Chasens. a former no I teacher and -principal of Wood bi»*, Hi*h Behopifl re-

Saturdav ofternooa to

Itrnri th» annual ceuaton. Mr

li.-rrT.iln*

I)oy<

stinc poema d by pres

which wet

Oeary and dau*h-

•er. Gladys, were Philadelphia

vial I or* on Monday.

Mr*. Harry Chester and Mir Phoebe Youn* eallerl on friends M Court House one day this

Shnners Will Hold Outing in Ocean City

PALERMO

Mrs. William T. WelU and ns were In Ocean City oa Sat

| urda) evealnc.

Atlantic City dob Will Ha "' <* — Ocean City, spent Sunday with

Miss Evelyn Youn*.

Mrs. Wesley Paullln and son Norman motored to Millville Bun

f«»*t at Yacht Club Friday

or Cape

ter. Mrs. Mrry Knr

May.

Met. Jtalph lllserus and ehllea. of New York, are apendla* the summer at their ootta*<-

HeleL FI tiler, of Phila-

delphia. vhdtrd her mother. Mr*. Mary Fldler. over the week 'nri.

Oswald Hasbrouck an.) Clar-

ence DrlpU. of Bridreton. were here on Sunday renew inn old ae-

httalntancee.

John Errickson. Jr., of Phllailphla. called on frlands here

i Sunday.

Mtn. Samuel Woolaon and ;U«btrr were Philadelphia vlsl-

r* on Saturday.

Mr. and Mra. Ottway Brawn, or Cape May. called on Mr. and Mrs. James Wllltanis otl Sunday. Mf*. J. E. Mecray. of Cape ay. apent Saturday hem at the

home of her mother.

Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Carroll. Mlse Helen Car.l and Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Wooisau sttended ommcnceir.rnt exercise* of Middle. Township Hl*h

^ . _ .at Court Houar. Thurs-

;rs. He recited a few very **>' oventn*.

Cterenee Westerni. «r j The Atlantic City Bhrlne Club

. . - **** week end Till Hta*e their annual ontln* In day.

„ ‘ ’“""J" ° cr * n City aexI Friday we-1 Homers E. Youn* spent Mon- .. Elizabeth Rirawbrld** 1, nln*. The members will arrive; day in Philadelphia, spenmn* rome time with her als-' here late In the afternoon and Mr*. Mary Toi.n*. of BeesleyV

will parade throiiKh the stilts Point, railed on Mr*. Curtis Cor-

lo the Yacht Clnb, srnare the I son on Thursday afternoon,

fmtiriiles will be held. It la| M'vs Cecil Corson called on her the atm of the leaders to hare! aunt. Mrs. Orlando Qiberaon. of

even a lar*rr representation than ’■ Ocean View, on Mon'dny.

last year. whei. more than hue; Misses Ruth and Kathryn hundred and Bfty were In the'Dailey spent Wednesday after-

line of march. moon with Miss Mary Vlxxard. A number of prominent Ocean! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sack, of City men arc members of the At-j Petersbur*. called

iantlc City duh and are aaststln* fundsy.

the committee In ehar*e of the The Baptist Mite Society held affair in the perfectin* of the; their strawberry festival on Wedarrangement* here. Dinner will | nesday eveuln* In the Jr. a U. be served In the large hall at! A. M. Hall. This proved to-be the club house and the ontaUza- a *reat success, clearing fllC.ZE. lion will be presented with an Mr. and Mis. Madison Fox and excellent -sudeville program. , son. of Somers Point, called an

j Mis* Myrtle Madara on Friday

: ' evealng.

OCEAN VW .'udson B. Corson was In V-W .w „„ Tuwl.T ev.nlnr Dr. and Mrs. J, ConreUyJ Mr. and Mm.' Allen De Vault Phliadelphla. arc speadiag tbej family, of Ocean View, spent week with Mr, and Mrs. r.nw.t <»« -vcnln* last week with Mr. Dow ns m. and Mrs. Richard Cocaabooa.

Mr. and Mrs.

Iffinvllle.

Mrs. Hannrh Lloyd In* some time with her danch-

RcfrcshmeaU and daaetn* fee- ter - Mrs. John Morrison, of Ger-

ired the ovenin* -unMI a late m,nknr n. p*.

Mrs. Katherine Bllxxard entertained the Lad Isa* Aid on Mon-

day evenln*.

Mra J. K. Carroll. Mrs. Mary •Idler and Miss Hattie Fldler were Cape May visitor* Monday

evenln*.

Ml** Roxana Gandy spent Sat

urday in Philadelphia

Mr*. A. Kruse. Mrs. George Stowman and Mra. II. Hoffman, of Dorehaster, called on Mra. Eunice Carroll Friday afternoon. Mr. Alfred Clark and family.

o. Health League

favors Welfare Home

i of County Nurse

I During Month of May

Thom peon i

I The regular monthly meeting f the Cape May County Health

-y 1 * ‘ 1 “. * l r or oi™*,,. p... om.0

I the cotwty ouprisa tec dent of i , M . . cw. iur Q«n noo».i“l —

tkiimSbw «a .pi,.: day this wr.«k Thursday. June- to. The. ,

ml were »e preai-

. Mias Roxana 8. Gandy; the

«t. Dr. Julius Way;

■r*. Luther T. Cgtisr. of Cap* y City: Mr*. Oendy. C Ocean fcty; Mr*. Thomas J. Dot.'ll. of n and Mias Dorothy Rice, taty curve. Much of the 'tme

discussing the j.ro-

J to change the County Firm i Welfare Home. D-. Waff l a resolution, the aimlr In phraseology to that adoptI by the Sea Isle City Rotary t. which wilt be found on the t page of this week's TIMES, fhlek v.s adapted nud a copy

to the Board of

| Mim Ureothy Rice, the county alth nurse submitted this ret of her work for the -month Hay: Caats of tuherculoelx r supervision. S; death iratn ftibereulosia. 1; petiante Vturn. 2; follow : advisory visit*, 36; eonf fatlon and In vest Igs tins visit*. *: bedside visits. 1(; emergency hospital and clinic Mt*. 3; social servlta visits. 6: J*''*>! visits. 1.. Tout vMta. 10. el!ale for the removal of s was held at Dr. Mace's. In Wildwood, on June 12 by Dr. ink Sheppard, of Mii.vUle. [ Mias Klee attended some of tings of the American ongrtsa, held In Atlantic Jty. May IJ to 20. At these etiags the comae a made as e good apeahsrs heard J all lines of hsallh work from over the CaUsd State# are I great help. Mias Rice reports -t It was very Interesting to r <4 the great progrrsa of this h the past few year* and as for tbs (mure. MARMORA

Mr. and Mrs. Hernchei Pierce, of Dorchester-, called on Mr. and Mra. George James Sunday af-

ternoon.

Mias Louisa Grunninger, of Frank ford, spent several days with friends he*e. Miss Myra Townsend U visiting her sister. Mrs. W. Johnson of Philadelphia. Children‘e Day Servicer 'were observed on Sunday, outside visitor* being Mr. and Mra. A. T. D. Howell, of Dias Creek, and Mr. Henry Dougherty, of Cape May Court Hour . Mr. Irving Fitch and family

evening.

Mr. and Mra. Eugeni- Lloyd and Mrs. Ella Wenttell. of Avalon. called on frletids here Saturday atfernoon. lire. Richard Robinson, of Cape May Court I louse, called on her mother Thursday evening.

villa here. Mr. and Mr*. William Kurt* and son spent Saturday evenln* In Eg* Harbor with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Mumf :rd Bean and son. of Phlladelpbis. spent the week end with her father. Mr. 8. Parson. Mim Amanda Tullner. of JTiiladelphia. spent Sunday with her

mother.

Mr. and Mrs E. J. Jeffrie*, of Ocean city, spent Sunday with their parents. Mi. aad Mra. Joseph Djwnam. Mr. and Mra. Samuel Abrams, of River View Heights, are spending some time with their iu*liter. Mrs. Anthony Canueo. Edward Selchle and son. of Ocean City, called on fries ds Townsend act ran City, apen Sunday with Mrs. Anna Wlllets. Mrs. Mary Kurts. Mra. Bertha Bounder* mad three eh'tdren. of ~ Harbor, are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. William

Kurt*.

Quite a number from tended the commenceuw the Ocean City High School Friday even lag. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kerr and ■on. of Philadelphia, week end with Mr. aad Mrs. Ernest Down am. Mr. and Mra. Paul Sioert. New York; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mile# and two mas aad Waltod

H. Jsrva* of* MrK . Lewis Steelman, of BaltlSunday at tWlr mr ” e -_ u now occupying her

"S,,

hare.

Ill lam T. Cora

Stabbed Woman With Scissors Wound Was Sight, But Man Gets 30 Days in Jail Thomas Chmtnut. colored, ear Woodbine, wa* committed to the county jail by Justice of the Pear.- Jacob S. Levin, of Woodbine. on charges of stabbing, and Injuring Charles Chavlsr. and Wife, both colored, of Woodbl Lucille Chsvls. one of the v llmx Mated that Chestnut tacked her with a pair of acisand inflicted a wound causing a slight Injury. She called for her husband, and he. too. was stabbed by Chestnut, who then fled and Officer Llebenaan was summoned. After quite a search Llebermnn called Trooper Cox. of Tuckahoe, and Trooper Riley, of Cape May Court House, and l atmioned about a dozen men. armed with rifles, at Belleplsin Lleberman used strategy when he enraged a few colored men. of Woodbine, who knew Chestnut, and one of these captured the man and turned him over Trooper Riley, who was on lookout at Dennlsvllle He was brought before Justice Levin, and aentenced to thirty days in Jail, after the Justice learned that the Injuries Inflicted on Chavise and

wife were slight.

■ C«-

Vlxxard were in Ocean City Sat-

urday evening.

Miss Mary Viaiard called oa Mias Lillian Young, of Beealey-s

W. C. T. U.

were Osean City visitors Friday Sherii of Philaddelphta. attended'

the funeral of their mother, Mr*.

Joseph SI ben. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Co*, uf

Eidora. spent Sunday with their

n. Mr. and Mr*. E. Col Mr. and Mr*. Raymond*

arth and two children weft

Ocean City shopper* Saturday.

Miss Evelyn Chard, of Camden, spent the past week with her aunt. Mrs. Leon DeVsult. Mr*. Wesley Paullln seas In Oeeun City on Saturday. Seth W. Corson was an Atlantic City visitor on Thursday. Mrs. J. B. Corson and daughter. Cecil, and Mias Lucy Regier motored to Ocean City on 1 day evening. Richard Cameron, of O City, and WUIlam X- Corson toted to Tuckahoe Tuesday eve-

ning-

Mrs. Howard Young spec day with her daughter, Spencer Young, r

STRATH MERE P.. of Philadelphia.

- j visitor* over the week end-

Mr. R. Wallace Troemner. of I Dr. Imul* K. Manley. Do** or Philadelphia, landed a 36 pound ,,ho University of Pittsburg, channel bass on the beach at j family will xut-imer In 8«t Strathmere. Friday evening. The ! "‘• re. occupying Hie Bill has* seems.1 to dtspUy'mnre thnn la gt* on Webster Hnad. the UMial spirit, due no doubt . T,l, ‘ SlHe* bungalow, recently to the coolnesh of the aeasnn. A*!purchased by tin- Mix*** Burr. It wa* the first bass caught here] Atlantic City, has been newly this season, Mr. Troemer pr.- P ,ln,, -*1 and i* br|,,R generally tat-

aented It to the Deauville Inn. j Proved

The general More at Strafh-‘ yr* E. Robert Stackhouse, of mere has been ptircbased by Mi. |Springfield, ha* opened her *nmD. B. Lamont. Phliadelphi... He | mer ho and is entertaining her took 'possession June 14. XV. j sister, and family • from- Kansas

Edward Muller, former owner'<"'*>•

and proprietor, expects soon to The .Hrawherry and Ice cream take bis office os Justice of the j feMIval held fn the M E. Church Peace of I’pper Township. here last Saturdaj'evening wa* a

William G. Carothers, owner ;K-'eat success,

and proprietdr of the “Straih-j Alfred May and family spent mere Cottage" died at 1:20 A.! ,h ''r r afthelr beach trout

M.. June T. He was the son or! co,, “l! , ‘

James Patterson Carol her*, from I M: - E - Wallace Troemer spent 1

.. v..

their guests fbelr daughter aad Isanditsughier. Mr*. 'a iliiasa Godfrey and Dorotiiy Bril (hid-,

frgy. of the Canal Zone.

Quite a few of our people are® tvtag the brush cleared trom , dir vacant lots. When ibl» is ^

completed Strulhniere

will Rreseni a greatly Improved

Mr. and Mrs Edwin C. Mann have opened their summer home and are now busy getting their wonderful garden in shape, Mr. and Mrs. William Becker., r Philadelphia, are spending a •w days each week at thi-it cottage near the bearh front on

dinner to the aged members the organization last Tuesday Tuckahoe. The affair was a very enjoyible one. Mrs. Elizabeth

Swain, the county prealdeot gave » urrP « short talk during the dinner. nbr , frleDd froni brr home

County Down. Ireland, who

from Maryland tc Sea Isle City In 1*83. built and operated the Whalen Hotel. Strathmere In 1886. Upon the death of his father. William became owner, and as proprietor operated it un- i til 1914. when he purchased the Strathmere cottage. Mr. Carotbera wa* born In Kecnevalle. Kent County. Maryland. October 3. 1831. The funeral was from bis hon.» with burial In Woodland Cemetery. Ocean View. 8ervicea were conducted by Rev. Sargent, of Ocean City. There|

ISO floral tributes and

his funeral was attended friends from Philadelphia. New York. Baltimore. Washington and Plttaburg. All who knew Mr. Carotbers regret his departure and offer their stacer,..! sympathies to his bereaved family. Mra William Godfrey went to Philadelphia last Saturday, where

I at hi* cottage

Maybe her flagern.-UI* shoar nail rouge and maybe xhr has been canning Strawberries." says

Dor Hughes.

First Taxpayer

have an addition to your family

Second -Taxpayer: “Ye*, both aciptlon* are doing well."

A large number from be re attended the commencement exercise* In the Ocean City High School on Friday evening. Mr. Curtis Corson attended the banquet at Mra. Garwood's given by the directors of the City Building and Loan Hoc on Monday evening. Miaaes Evelyn Chard and Varna Paullln were la Ocean City an

Saturday.

Kelson Boyd, of Ocean City, called on Oscar Wells on Monday

evening.

Great progress Is being made in cementing the shore road. Mrs. Charles Coaaaboon ard daughter. Mary motored to Ocean City on Sunday.

[MU. UlUan Young motored to ►ea* City. ( Wllium Oasaos. Jr. I* making ^ Indefinite stay wQh bU rant

IS IT* ‘asgoodas BUICK ?

Mra. Marti* Wlllet. of New •■rk. Is spending a lew days with , "T »nreoU. Mr. aad Mrs. Luther | Mra. Clarence Smith visited l ' nda •" Dorothy Wednesday *«»lBg i Mb- Doto.hy Madara attended r 'oramenrement exercises Friar evening, held at the Ocean

■»> Hlth School.

Hr. and Mrs. William Burn* ■d daughter, of Atlantic City. J**nt the we«k end with Mra. uni*, mother of Mrs. Arwllds

§3 ark.

MorrU Kilte# and sister Hattie turned home Friday alter 'ri'dlng the winter la Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Hiepbrn Siephen-

i *. mn and daughter, of West -ap* May. spent Runday evening

nth Am Madara and family. A large tiMatter from this com

'Unity nttendr: Ore Baptist Chll■*0a Dsy rxerdot# at th. Pain.

» MNMkM Chinch. Sunday treA meeting nt ihr M. K Mil* wm. h.*ld .. ihe home of ~ presM#at. Peter French. Wed-

.1#

Before you are persuaded, by an extra allowance on your old car, to buy some car you might not otherwue choose, compare the new car offered you to Buck. Does it have a “sealed chassis”? Has it a torque-tube-drive? Has it Mcck*nicsl 4-wheel brakes? Has it a ten-plate, multiple-disc dutch? Has k a Fisher body? Has it adequate and effictent nation-wide service farilstirfl? Has k more than a million enthusiastic owners? QfeftterBUICK

Stick can ire sow wU ot tire basil of Federal Tax rrdartioa,

effective midnight. Marik 28th.

MOTOR SHOP WILDWOOD. N. J. • Joseph Scrivani, Proprietor

BAILEY MOTOR COMPANY

Haven Avenue at Tenth Street Ocean City, N. J. Wka tmu SiMblla *n suit. *>!<* w.a Ini* T*m

Where Would You Stand in Case a Fire Destroyed Your Home

?

EO-HdEM. Swilntoe, Hew Jeney

Cspt Bit Cssrl b

PtuUdcIphu Office ISb Sooth Fourth Street

Agv' #1 Wnmaa Teething Ring Engagement Ring Wedding King

Balboa Heights. Panama. They will visit the Seaqul-Centennlal together before returning here for

the summer.

The McAtillffe cottage has boon leaxed by Dr. P. F. William*, of

“I hear you 1 Spruce Street.' Philadelphia, and — - family >re now occupying | t

Mra. McCullough’s mother. Mrs. *4*0 J). Sh’.rtall. and brother.

“Uniflow” Water Systems Suburb Special *89.50 Guaranteed for Two Year* You can now have city comforts on the farm, with bot and cold running water, with a small payment down, and one year to pay balance, at a small operating expense. We can furnish unlfiow pumps In capacities from 200 to 9000 gallons per hour, .-nd tanka from S to 10,000 gallons. Wc can furnish your homo with sink, toilet, bath tub. hot water boiler, oil water beater and sewer disposal. glTAf you the comforts enjoyed by city folks. Send tor catalogue. Our representative will call in you and give you an estimate free, or cal! at our a how room, where we have water aystema In operation and show you how you can enjoy city comforts on the farm at a small coat. Water pumps and system* for Ml purposes, well points, pip*, valves and finings, plumbing and heating supplies. R. S. Turpen Co. Shop and Showroom 4318-12 Park Blvd. Wildwood, N. J.

To Be Given Away Free Zenith Radio A long distance four-tube set A coupon will be given to each customer with every one dollar purchase of Paints, Enamels, Varnishes and Lacquers. Coupon* will be signed and dropped in a sealed box. from which the lucky number will be drawn by gome girl or boy yet to be choaen. Date of drawing will be announced later. Coolest doges June 24th. The prizrg will be: lat prize—Zenith Radio. 2nd prize—1 gallon Lucaseal Enamel 3rd prize—1 gallon Lucageal Floor VamUh. 4th prize—1 gallon Tinted Glow OuUide White Paint. Every one lias an equal chance to win one of these four prizes. Come in and see this magnificent set. Neptune’s Department Store Sea Isle City, N. J.

Where Quality Counts} Your Money Always Goes Furthest! Read over this advertisement ( carefully— contains many items you need almost every day at vety appreciable savings. Drop in your nearest ASCO Store. Notice particularly the Quality of the Merchandise and the efficient Service rendered. Then we know you, too, will become a regular and enthusiastic ASCO shopper. P*SCO Sliced Bacon p “ 20c I Sugar cured—allcvtl Jhln toil trimmed of al!"wtute.

ASCO Evap. Milk 2-19c Richer and more econemtea! than Fresh Milk far CookIne and Baking. •

Tasty Ready to Serve Foods!

AHCO Alaska KM Salmon Chol.-«- rink Salmnn ASCO White Mint Tsaa FUh Fancy (aUforaia haMiara Doareativ Sardine* _ lUrahallV FJspriwI ilcoring ASTG Keai'k Milk Pari

Rej. $1.00 Heavy Gauge

Aluminum French Fryer \ QQ_

and 1-lb can ClTSCO \

Special for thl* week. $1.25 value-

lave Twentr-wven cent*.

Sweet Juicy ^ OP C R ^> Creamy OQ c Oranges Oo | Cheese Buy Your Bread Needs Where Quality Counts .and Save Those Extra Pennies!

Bread

Supreme Victor Rerun Brand

10'|

Victor Wan *TC 1

Bread'*

... loaf 10c I

c '* r Appetizing Spreads and Relishes

AWO Peanut Rutter Uom-de-l.lte MayoasaUe AM O Maadwich Spread _ AMO Prepared Maatard . Taste Tell* India Mlsk Faacy HU AM OUvea Vealj Qaeen OUve.

tumbler Ur, lie ti ox Jar 22c H ax Jar ttc — Jar Ifc j hot Ur ‘ hot lie, «e bo lie. 20c

Cold _ _ Do.. p ,jOQ r Powder

S-20 c

Rave Five cent*

Klicc* altghtljr broken.

ASCO Coffee "> 42'

If you are pajint more, you are actually throwing m-y away. ANCO Illcnd I* the equal of many coffee* bring iioid rlurwhrfe for 56c a Rt Try AH4 0. you'll Tsatr the IHffrrran- ami save Gut difference u* #<-)!.

Gold Seal Flour

12 lb b

Hlcbeat grade milled. For Better Baking use Gold Beal.

69c

It’s Interesting to Know— that every pound of lx>oella contain* the Rich. Pasteurized Cream from Ten Quart* ot xweet milk. Thlu^ of It* food .value!

Tfrj Louella Butter

52 c

•I'* Ike FI Beal Rslirr la Aarerlca! ( RichUnJ Butter lb, 49c j Affco Bctterine lb 25c. *«■ Begin this week and Buy all Your Table Needs at one of Our Stores. You’ll be amazed *t your Savings! t4r Watch for Our Big Wednesday Special! These prior* effretire is ear stem Landis Ava. & Italia St. Sea Me Gty. N. J. ODE 0CKAM CITY AND W00DKME STOWS 75# Asbury Amts 401 Aitrary Area 746 A* bury Avenue 1128 Aibiuy Ana DtBinb 4 Jeffcraea Bu