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CAPE HAY COUETY TIKES. FRIDAY. APRIL 1 1W7.

chorus. The bcrHoiw voice of Chief Caupolte*!). of grand opera fanu. won him i many new admlivra.

Birthday Party

The Junior choir of lb' 1 First Methodist Church. *»«••» suiprl«e party i« one of their member- Mis- Anna Franw. upon ! the occasion of her twelfth birthday. Wednesday evening. Mareh 30. The affair was held In th' home of Mrs. Laura Currie. East Andrews Avenue, auntie of ih-

_ . . MtUo hosteas. Th re were bre.r

Favor Giunty Booster inp mi decorations in pink and wi rovor y to o(I lh( ublf & - — good things ar.d tempting e»-

esprcasly prepared f" Anna. » was a jubilant and hippy us • could be The recipient of many useful and pretty gift* V Frame declared that she n.u celebrate every wicreeding h. day. Those presen: wet* Marg.v

Meeting of Wildwood C. of c.

Addressed By Worthington. Phila. Real Estate Man. on New Business Methods

By HELEN s.

Mr. Arthur Worthington, a Philadelphia real estate man. was the speaker of the evening at the combined social and business meeting of the Wildwood Chamber of Commerce. Monday night. In the library of the High School. The subject of Mr. Worthingtons address was "Th- Real Estate Broker and His Relation lo the Public." The Idea which the speaker wished to make known, was built along helpful llne<or the broker In his business dealings with the client, explanatory of what the client expects, and how the operator should treat all real estate deals for the best interests of his client- * , ar•ieolarly did Mr. Worthington draw comparisons on Ibe manner of conducting the real estate business by the new methods wnployed through the organized real estate boards and Us helpful Influence. It was pointed out by the speaker, that old time methods were not so secure In

every case.

The regular order of business was brief. Committees heard from who reported progress In their several lines of activities. Controversy over the "Booster! if. *p." was enlarged upon as the | tirot "flUon seem* to meet with the n.*! 0 " 1 ? approval for repeatlB O. L V'lackweH msde a glowing report or the wr k bring aeCOmpUshrtf by the • itlng committee thu.. J»r- 'be ° r or - ■unHatlons .ready to propose rood as Jheir "Parking Croon's." this contlng season be-' ing lar, c. A hufre amount of advertteint has be. u the outcome of these d. fly excurst'.ns arranged through the effort-- ol the out.ng committee each year. In spite of the dfcagreeabU weather of Friday last, ^ ‘dles of the auxiliary of the W Coif dub. entertained a s,tiendld crowd in the afternoon, the re beI ng tables for five hundred, ■ridge and pinochle. The hostesses were Mesdame* Beci • Norton, of Rio Grande, and LfcUmer. of Wildwood. Revival meetings are being! conducted In the First Baptist, Church. Maple and Atlantic A»« ! nues. Special music during the run of these meetings Is at-I tracting a splendid attendance. A: different speak. .- every evening, combined with the visiting clergy, who are actively conducting the revival. Friday evening. April waa Sunday achool night. In •which the teachers and pupils

took part.

Mr*. L. <5. TUerton. of New York City, made her flrst visit to this resort last week, and before making her departure was a visitor to the new headqdarters of the Chamber of Commerce, where much valuable information concerning all of Cape May County' hod been cheerfully provided by courtesy of Secretary Baiabridge. Mrs. TUenon was delighted with this climate. Strangely enough, during her stay there had been no rain and the wea'her was

quite balmy.

Mrs. Rose Stafford, formerly ol Staffordville. spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Maher. In Went pine Avenue. The concert given In Cape May High School. Friday evening. April 1. under the auspice- ol the Cap. May Chorus, was very ably assisted hy Messrs. Else' - bower. Laodeman and Burk, a! > Mrs. George Jagg. ..i»zxo-ao-prano. former met '•era ' th*Wildwood Choral t> elety. 'nder the lead) .-..hip of Cat! Nocka The affair was largely .mended by repreaentative muslr folk f im this aectioii. who were loud In expression.- of their praise u >:i the commendable work of ;he , Serious Collision As Mr. Charles Nssbit and family were returning hot... ... Benahville. last Friday evi about g o'clock, thei; ear «.< struck by another automobil traveling In the opposite direction and driven by Mr. James Marlindele. of Cedarvilli. Th. collision took place on I he Shor. Hoad about a mile south of Clermon'. The occupant* of both cars were slightly shaken, but foitunately. no foul Injuries wen caused to any by the impact ol the collision. In the general melee and hot argument.-, that followed a crowd quickly gathered to whom Mr Marti nds is explained that hi* reason for hurry was to bring hi« family to Wildwood before the stores closed that night. Mr. Nesbit Informed them that he had Just left Wildwood, and ihrir favor**e rtf 'e. where his family did their shopping, stays

both families

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The city's contract for the Inrtallation of storm sewers Is un der wav. 1. T Woolsnn’s *lr»*« fore.* are hard at work to put the Job through on time. The old rectory building, long tb- ho. • of l»r. James H. Clarke and Ian l> started Monday on iter to its nsw rt'te In y;. ssri Avenue. The p,.,,,. sill be exten*!»ely 1mr On the »lt« will go u» ■ h, home of Bt. Simeon's —nit-bUBgalo* type. V B C Ingerwoll. Sr.. Is soc in Atlantic CHy for two the Hotel Morion with Mrs- William C. Mc- . :-<. of I’hllad.'lphla. and Mrs. It.*",a Sr udder. Sullivan, of

v\ H.lbury. N. J.

The Boy Scout* served the rrhmenU at the close ot toe ang in the High School. Mon night. It being ladle-'

Marsh. Jolla Slm-ang.

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Anna Com;.,n. Ruth Hickmu Miss Elisabeth Minion, nrop Master It Myers Jr.. Mr- I- nwMT in We* line Avenue. Myers. Mr - h < ooper. - among the one-day v!-. leader. Mr*. l«ura Currie. heir Sunday, preparing for an

early season. Also Jules Sadi :.

Awarded Heavy Damages Fbiiadelphia business man n,.. '• Vise Helen T FUnaga ofj;^_«rtP looking after proper,

itxdclphia. who

j nighU lee cream and cake was a

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11hr Peaaay tracks at that point. ! During the excavations for th- ] storm aewera here, there is but a narrow margin of roadway lo I permit motori»:.s to pasa by and 1 they take It at their own rmk ! A danger signal is displayed as a warning t.* l raffle that th.road is torn up. Mr. Garriaon. took the risk Before Jumping. . he reversed th* brakes and the : < ar ran into S< ravanl’s automobile shop, which occupier a portion of the vacant lot In Wort Pine Avenue. Except for a few scratches and a good scare. Gar-

rison escaped unhurt.

T. H. Stratton attended the convention < : Eastern Maytag •balers, in Philadelphia and Atlantic City on Friday end Aiturday. H. E Jackson was one of ih -p-axers at the luncheon given at the Hotel Ambassador in Atlantic City on Saturday. 400 dealers and district managers

were in a Hen dance.

if Mr. and Mr*. J. J. K-lly

East

Mr*. Walter Wir ’ow accom-

panied by her fatbe-. .cturned tu

their summer cottage

Maple Avenue, lari Augn-' » run down by an automob! driven b) ghmon Fretdberg

president of a textile mill. Philadelphia, on. evening By , By the breaking of the driving the accident she ha* been made a rod on the englc drawing lb • cripple of such a grave nature flnit section of the Sunday special. that her case Is pronounced In- Camden bound Irom Wildwood at curable Last week the invalid | 5:16 P. M.. lb. disabled train awarded 160.00b damages In i ran on reduced schedule after

Clab Do met The next regular business meeting of the Home Bectton. Wildwood Civic Club, will be held with Mrs. C. Weaver at her home in the Cre*;. Thursday afternoon. April 14. All the members are urgently requested to be present. The next meeting of the Junior Hecilon. Wildwood Cl vie Cob. will meet with Mm. Naomi Harrl*. In her home. Fourth and P-nnsyl vanix Avenuns. North Wildwood. Tuesday evening. April If. The -peak.: of the evening

will be County Superintendent of School* Dundl. who will ootllnr the work accomplished and dlscu>s the new method* employ.1

alone • locational lines. day April S. the ladles >!

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Section, will conduct sale for th* benefit ..r

th- building fund. Tli ■ sale will t„ held in the Meeche racam e-M Pacific Av.nue. all day

Boys' Clab Asnivemrr

Vpoa the occasion of their Aral at. i vary, the m.-mbers of the Bov- t'liib. etiiertalned In An. fashion Thursday night at the Surf Hotel. The tables were sri in sc; i, I-circle to provide dancing spa - in the center of the room Th-- mude. provided by Jaffer* Orchestra, played continuously thnmch.rtt the tvanquei. sandwiched te iween was snatches of song by (be clun and tm-ir fri.nd* .<• familiar aim were Introduced. everybody Joining In the chorus. President Ji. Bickle. made a brief ad drew on the history of th Boys' Club and its purpose*, w hereupon. Jim Hamilton. of th- Wildwood detective for. •. on to half of the club, presen a hasiet of potted hv-dii-ntae, to Prewldent Blckie. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brunell won the celluloid bureau set as their Mine* were the third lucky drawn from th* hat by Misa Lannon. All visitor* were presented with a white .arnation upon entering th. dining room. All the ladles wrr. given additional potted

C-sr-uff an Pans rive)

leaving Tuckaho.. Near Mllmay. It came to a dead Hop for twen- * ty mlnut.-s holding up the entire ii systems of both the Reading and * Pennsylvania. The train crew • managed :o make temporary re- , pairs sufficient to carry the train c to Richland, where another full » Stop wa* made until a lowing * engine cam.- to the rescue, when j ths caravan of trains—four of i them—pulled into Camden two . hour.- lat.. Such accident- a- • this are or frequent occurrence, j

Narrow Escape

Lemuel Garrison had a narrow , escape from Instant death at the : ' intersection of Pine and Holly

~.m- i B arh Avenue*, when he jumped .red to Atlantic City. Sunday' from h!.- automobile upon the a paflecrioon. ' pr-vach of a special Inbound on i

a suit in Common Pleas Court No, 2 Her parent* are to rereived JfO.Obvi additional dam-

age*.

Ml** Flanagan .was very popular here with the rummer colony.: parent* had been coming to Wildwood for many seasone The young girl ha* won many Irlenda during her long weeks of 111u«*». by her eheertulnra*. in -pile of the fact she may never

have her bed again.

Kftyor ‘Culver annoiuteed the appointment of Charles Brockelo to serve on the efty- police force during the summer months.

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