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CAPE MAY COUFTY TIMES, FRIDAY. JUHE 10. 1927.

C. of C. Being Planned For Tuckahoe

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Uvered In thre

v lire engine will In- «|e

Gala Day For Fourth

Elaborate plans are being made for Fourth of July. An oldfashioned and modern “Home Day" will be celebrated. The event will mark the housing of the new Are engine and a parade will be held. Field sports, games and various contests will be held on that day. prises being offered. Boxing matches between the young blood.of the thriving community will a.'ao be included In the program, a* well as a baseball game between the married and single men of the Are company.

Dr J. 8. Know:es and family.! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Errlrkson. 1 Milhllle. passed Sunday with | of Ooshen. visited Mr. and Mrs. •r. «nd Mrs. W. S. Shaw. ; William MecrwsM Friday eve-

y - “n r Norman Van Horn, of j nlng.

, Is visiting hen

Beautification of Community

The State Highway Department is completing laying gravel along the highway through the com munlty. contributing added beau tjr to the thoroughfare. "Tuckahoe, the Beautiful.'’ seems to be the slogan of residents. as Is evidenced by the number of homes, lots and plots being bcautlAed. Shrubbery trees and the Paul Scarlet t which appears along "Bose Highway. may be seen In profusion.

Realty Company Off n Factory Sites

That co-operation Is being given Tuckahoe In Its efforts to grow, was manifested last w In the announcement of Ho)instead Realty Company, who are offering factory sites. It is hoped that Industrial Arms will take advantage of the offer. Tuckahoe being Ideally located by the Tuckahoe River and enjoying excellent railroad facilities. Is prepared to take care of such factories.

Lighting Survey Ordered

The Township Committee, at a recent meeting, authorized a survey to tie made for lighting facilities In the Tuckahoe district. D Is believed that Turkaboe will have lights before the summer season is over, residents believing that lights are reeded.

Boy Scot!’.a Organize

A troop of Boy Scouts has been organized consisting of two patrols. There are eighteen boys In the troop. The troop, which was formed under the direction of Jewell Garrett, took the ’Tenderfoot" examination last week, all but one passing the test. Oltu Warren and Raymond Sharp are the patrol leaders.

Pleasant Evenings in Store

Daniel MrKeague has donated a vlctrola to the Fire Company The addition of the vlctrola fol-low-s the Installation of a radio by the B tc S. Radio Corpora tion.

Banker Returns

Edward K. Stewart, president o( the Tuckahoe National Bank haa returned after a several months' pleasure trip to Dor Angeles and vicinity. The Order of Eastern Star are making plans to organize a rlub for the ladles In town. The club, it is said, will be a welcome ad dltion to the social life in the community.

Mrs. George Warren ar J. Chapman have gone t Kington tor an IndeAnilc i Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stewa returned from a several i

Pasadena. Cal.

; Mrs

Btonehi

with

Harry Churchill, of Millville, called on Mr*. Electra Churchill and Mrs. Mary Dare Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Madden and Mrs. Ella Madden, of Trenton. passed the week end here

with relative*.

Sunday visitors at the bon— of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Will vm« wer< : Mr. and Mrs !/irenz<. ISapp. Mrs. Martha Elbernon and son*. Mt Holly: Mr. and Mrs James Williams. Clemen Ion; Mr

and Mr*. Edgar Toon. Pblladel- s p., :iI t ' h ‘ c

phla: Mrs. Zorah fv

morn.

Mr. and M and Mrs. W. Sunday In Or

Mar-

Mr. and Mrs Manning Moore spent Monday with Mr. and Mr*.

F. C. Barnes

Mr. Frank Moore spent the week end at his home 'here. Mr. Joseph Robinson and Mins Dorothy Crismond were married at -South Seavllle by the Rev. J.

Bradway Saturday.

Mr and Mrs. William Mecrwald and daughter and Mias He* n Meerwald went to W'ild-

wood Saturday.

Fred Voger ana rarally week end with J.

Hinkle.

The

Ed. I-nr mix. M Walker passi

i City.

Captain and Mrs

, Mr. and Mrs. William Meerwald and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Meerwald. in

Petersburg

the Auxiliary of *he Aaron knmp Colwell Post were awarded to Florence I>'e. of Corbin /'tty. and Evelyn Bergb. Upper Town-

ship district.

B. Feeney attended the wedding ceremony of friend* at Orean City last Saturday.

Mrs. Ralph Peterson and Mrs. Ray Bltner. of Avalon, visited

relatives Sunday.

Mrs. Lawrence McKaig. Mrs Deborah Nlcberson and Mrs T. Hand went to Petersburg lerent-,

Iv

Min P. N. Williams spent the

week end at Avalon.

George Brown entertained company from Philadelphia over the

week end. delphia. is spending this week Mias Alida Miller spent Sun- lh , „f Mrs Richard Voas. day In Wlldworxl. 311** May Bradley returned to Captain A. J Meerwald at- Philadelphia Thur*dmy. after tended a meeting of the Board J . r „.„di ns seven weeks at the of Shell Fisheries, at Atlantic h „ m ,. „ f william Eldredge. City. Tuesday. M ary Creamer, of Pleas Several from here attended the I antv i|] e _ „„ , week-end visitor Flower Mission exercises at C*pe „ ah her slnler. Mrs. Frank

M.-y Court House on Tuesday. , G

Mr snd Mr* Thomas Miller Mrs Eva Van Gilder, of Turkaspent Saturday evening In Wild- h( . a Thursday caller on

her son. Thaddeus and family.

Mrs W Matthews and son. william Cloud and wife, of Wesley, visited Mrs Rachel Hand miantown. spent Monday with Sunday ' James Cloud and family. Charles Myers and family vis- Charles Hand. Thomas Hand lied B II Simpson and family allrt Mlw , jenni, Valentine visited over the week end. i , n c^hen Thursday evening. ■ Mrs. Arthur Somers la visiting j f «. p h Hand and wife, of Mtllh.r parenia. Mr. and Mra. W. j vn ,.. p ,*w>d Monday wits tbelr Hallowell 'granddaughter. Mrs. Mabel

Mr. and Mr* Herbert ffholes v„ unr

visited relatives Sunday. ! Hobart Young and wife, of

Mr. John 1 sikens of Phlladet- ches'er.

South Dennis

called on his

phis, visited James Coapman on brother. Amaaa. Tuesday. Sunday William Cavanaugh, wife and and Mrs Carlo. Priaulx „„„ Billy, of Clifton Heights, to Cape May Court House werf , Sunday guests of James I

Mr. and Mra. Enoch Seull *Bd| Mr^lnd Mm Thoms, J^ferwo * n » ***• - „ i Mr* Clinton NirV-r.,, „r.d Mr and Mrs Thomas Jigfernon M r* Raymond Sack and Mr* I o« Nickerson m <, |vlsJled Captain Stephen Jefferson j^n palmer .of Tuckahoe. railed

| Harry Miller, wife aad two | sons, of Orean City, pamed Fri-

l day with friends here.

David Van Glider, of Deeeburg. Albert Kalber. of Phlla- wjtji m Wednesday visitor with b‘

slater. Mrs. Dora Voss.

Mr*. Medora Cook, of Cape May. was s week-end visitor with

her daughter here.

fra P Griffen. wife and three son* of Long Island, passed the week end at their home here. Edmund Bennett, wife and non. of l-ansdale. Pa., returned to their home after a two weeks' stay

here.

Frank Young, wife and three children. of Beesley* Point, passed Wednesday evening with his brother. Amass Floyd Van Gilder and son. Dirlk. of llaraaota. FIs arrived Saturday for a month's vacation with hi* mother. Mr*. Alda Sack. Mre. Ethel Austin, of Mt. Holly, snd Mr*. Elizabeth Dyer, of Philadelphia, were Wednesday callers on Mr*. Rachel Ia*

1 •*«*• Wil

Mis. Anna H'» aad Mrs. Prts- J • cilia Smith, of Ocean City, were It

Tuesday vlsttors with Mra. John Lewi* < uMbootte aad wife. „ Bason Or*«n Oty. passed Friday evenis, Alfred Sapp, who I# spending with their uacie. Albion Bobbin some time In Orean City, was a Frank Orno. wife aad daagfct*, Sunday visitor at hU home her*, of Rlchwood. were Sunday gu*, Mr* Sara TombRwoe. Mr*. Ella | of hto sister. Mra. Clarence Wla

Davis, son and wife, of Vineland, i ner.

i to Vineland Saturday.

Mrs.

i. Sadie Dtxsoii and Miss i Kegina Moore are visiting rrla-j

U«H In Camden

ML**.-. Maiy and Agn~ M tr-| „„ wmUln p,.,,.^,,

wald. of Camden, spent the wi'ek , end with iheir parent* r«-cently.

Saturday evening.

I on Mr*. Lela Burke Hhursday. 1 Jaine* Eldredge. wife and i

I of New Castle. Del..

Misses 1-ydia Rhnda Barnes w

Monday

Ralph Waters spent Monday with M:*.* M C. l-udlatu. Dr. Lewi* 1-eamlng and family spent the w.—k end at the Learning homestead. Mias Margaret Pi* rw»n. of West Hoboken, called on friends here

Sunday.

MlAt Hannah MeCormlck spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 'Miller Mr. and Mrs. Allan Brugh called o.i M: and Mm. Smith Stile, Sunday. Miss Elizabeth M<*.r., of Atlantic City, -pent the week end With Mi and Mrs F C. Barnes MU* Hannah McCormick entertained friends from Piraaantville;

Monday.

Mrs A. J Meerwald. Mrs. A. | C. Meerwald. Mineral Helen and. Martha Meerwald went to Wildwood Tutwday. Fred Stile* railed on Mr. and Mrs. Smith Stile* Sunday. i Mr and Mr* J B Scull entertained relative* over the weekiig

children visited Mr. and Mm. Lawrence Peterson Sunday Mm. Clinton Nickerson. Misses Esther and Margaret Nick-rson and Clinton Newman went to At-

lantic City recently.

Mr. and Mrs. I. Vanklrk have sold their heme in Millville and are living in their home here Captain A. J. Meerwald and family went to Wildwood Sunday, and Mm. John Scull went

i Grande Sunday.

Most County Scales Klght day vUllor, with hla father. G.

V™.. Burk. I,-

' “Jf. * ■" "'“ r " .rom k., op.,.,Ion

in a written report to the Free- . , boldm l«t —k .,..o0 ,hk> ” ,h "' " h '

home o Sunday.

' taken to her

499 Inspections had been made during the month. 44S being found correct. 4 2 condemned for ■palm and four condemned.

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Straw Hats and Panamas $2.45 $2.85 $3.85 Latest styles Boys’ Overalls and Coveralls 50c 65c 95c Blue. Khaki or Stripe*. Boys’ Crash and Linen Pants 50c 89c $1.35

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visited at the Mre. Richard Saturday.

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Mr. and Mt*. Willi; of Audubon, were In t‘> railing on friend*.

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Mixed Chickens | Oc

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Latest Style Lnderarm and Pouch Bags - - $1.00

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