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CAPE MAT COUMTT TIMES FRIDAY. JUHE 17, 1*27

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A HILLSIDE BUNGALOW DnaGNBD BY W. W. PVBOY

Eldora

Fptatab boneak>w. had choan a Milaida all* for hi* na* horn*. Tkla called tor uniMual plannla*. Ih* icaraca, a two<»r. to be localad ta (ha baaamect. oo grada Ural, akaif with lha dialog rooa* and wall aa laondry aad

mental atalr rail ia moat affactlaa The wall* abora the Aral Door are of til*, with white cement planter and red Spaatab tile roof The floor of tba llrlr jt rooa ia eamant. tulog a mineral tint of a araatilah ahada la th* flniah coat, aad lined off an u to imitate board*. The floor* of

Child rrn"a Day acrvtraa wa* held In the M. E. Church on Sunda; evening. June JJ. There wa* a tery good • ntertalnmet ' given bj the chlldrea. Ur. a 1 M.e Samuel Errickaon. of I illadelphia. rialted relative* in town on Sunday. Garner Peterson made a near trip to DennltvlUe on Thurs-

day

William Fowler apent 1 day evening out of town. Several men Irom here attended the Red Men's lodge at Delmot't on Friday evening. Mte U Llnderman apent Saturday and Sunday with her daughter, at Delroonv Mr* Lillian Codk. of Northfleld apent the week with relative* In town. Ralph Peteraon made a trip lo Weymouth on Friday evening. Will.am Fowler apent Sunday afternoon at May* Landing. Mr. and Mr*. Alexander apent the week end with friend* In Ham monton. Jerry Hampton and aon. of Atlantic City, were In town urday.

Mrs. Cornwell I

with her ni and family.

Mr. and Mr*. A. E. Edwin apent the week end In Phlia-l-

phi*.

roller akatM.

| pipe*

, Why. nay. thl* cornin' Miron I've a half million date*. T j kid* er gonna need me wh

ieir dally play, i • ned on their abo

t'harlar L. Crow- j ‘Mng hU mother.

boro, spent a few day with Mr*.

Uiaie Young.

Donald Coraon left on Saturday «n< 'nln* for Ilia home In Lo*

Arigele*. Cal.

Norman Clara wa* In Ocean Mr* Mary Goff la at Eldora City Monday Morning. 1 raring tor her .later-in-taw. who Mr. Hamel had the miMortunr j uM m,,.. • .,hr hi»-

to get a piece of cinder lodged pj U |.

In hi* eye and had Dr. Julius y. an() y : ,

Way cut ft out. one day thl* past I rfrr

week. j Mr* William

MUa Lillian Adam* took din-

... .in, him n<™.e 81,11.1. -vie*..M i.m.io 1.1. Sunday j lh * myaleriea of the Grange on Quit. . numb.. Iron. he. ,1-' "»'■« u...'-

I.nd.d th. b.pilinn.1 Mr.Irr .1 w ‘ Tr er.el.

Corbin City Sund.,. <*°- r Tbueun * belbr t... m, b-,,. 1 Mr. and Mr. Oarence Moor*.! rr >“ r » ork ■»«•« °» '•» •«** »>«• of Goahen. apent Sunday with: w L Ilawkln* to hla d.ughher aa-t. r Mr* Frank Young Sml,h • ,a< * new Cbevro-j-'but take good kr.: and family l™** to u** hi* milk bu*l-|*he'a been tis kindMr and Mr*. Frank WllhHm nw “ h,u, iUo ^ ' Elxht acre, ia all

ext*n*lve Improvement* on - her lo plow between

yer

ad It turned off eooL u later. Don't taka 1 nlrkle*.

plaything* of* ' rotild apeak, j*".*' lalVIn* louder! . • k by week i* 1 '^ were aebin - i*"’^

happen. MM

1 daughters apent Sunday j

with Mr. and Mrs. f'rlah Young.;

Mrs. Adefla Abbolt. of Orean!

City, and Mr*. Sullivan, of Wood-

bury. spent Wednesday with Mr*.

Lnuella Young.

Ml** Betty Young had hei ton* lie removed by Dr*. Steele and Whlllcar. at her home here on Sunday. Mia* Betty la doing

| nfc-ely

Buaaell Young.

hla

Mte* Helen Aunt In at the Hollywood l.au wood.

tha cement, with til* floor* In , hath and tilt walnacoL Woodwork tuad In th* living room • id dining room la of oak (tainad t a allver gray, with oak trim, bwl- c

i“'»*

e.T,; ’f? "“’i »“». Sunday ,or

Willi* Underman. of Llnwood. , he da ,.

.U".d ..Iuivm |„ „.l Hr.. B.l.n u, Ell-

Thursday and Friday. I wood Lerwla Peteraon. of the fnlted|,„. k '

Stale* Coast Guard htatlon Strathmere visited his parents on

| Friday.

Edwin Noon and William FowI ler spent Saturday evening ; Wildwood. Several people from herp atj tended the Woodbine movies j Saturday evening. Nicholas and Lewi* Hand were “'oodblne on Saturday

John Westcott Dies at Ripe Age of 78 Twice Nominated Woodrow Wilson For President— Prominent Member of Bar

Well Known in the County

John W. Weacott former Judge of |be Court of Common i’l«a* of -Camaen County, and former Attorney General of Nt*w Jersey, died last Saturday at hi* home in Haddonfleld. after a long Illness. He waa 78 year* old. The deceased was well-known in Csp« May County having practlrefl much In the court* of this county. Judge Weacott had Buffered »Hh heart trouble for many monthi and underwent treatment in a Philadelphia hospital and Inter In Cooper Hospital. Camden. He recovered sufficiently eeveral tim«* to resume his law practice. bul lur some time had been confined io bi* home. Several .Imea during the past ►eieral weeks Judge Weacott had been hnicriug close to the border line of death, and staged heroic. If futile battle for hi* Ufa.

*1 convention, he -'ominated' Woodrow Wilson aa a candidate for the Presidency of the United State*. Although be oppoaed Wilson in the gubernatorial convention, the two became warm friends. When Wilson asked Judge Weacott make the nominating speech In Baltimore, he agreed, with thi understanding that WUaon should not offer him any political bon ora. Wllaon asked to be relieved <4 thl* promise ao as to Invite Wescolt into his Cabinet, but the' latter refused to permit this. At the St. Louis convention. In ItM. Judge Weacott. for the second time, made the nominating speech PraaMent Wilson again endeavored to beatos political honors, but Judge We*rott declined. He had been appointed Attorney General of New Jersey by Governor Fielder. In 1*14. and told President Wilson h.- wa* happy in that office Twelve years ago. Judge Weaeotl. Frank D. Weaver. Ethan P. Weacott and Ralph W. Weacott formed the law flrm of Weacott A Weaver. For many years previous to this. Judge Weacott and Mrs. Weaver had practiced law from the name office*. Judge Weacott ls survived by hi* widow and three son*. Funeral service* look place Tuesday at 2:30 1* M.. fron. Grace Episcopal Church at Haddonfleld. Interment wa* private, in Harlelgh Cemetery. Camden.

Waterford. N. J.. February :0. ■MS. He received a common ► h(H,i education under Charle* H-i.i, whom he afterward suc- '• -d a* Judge at the Court of ' 'nman Plea* of Camden Cottr-

tj.

He served In that office .'rom *** 4 untH HIT. At the age of Wv. Woarott entered Wll''•»h*ni Academy. Mas*., and wa* tia']uated three year* later. Then " '■•Hered Yale Colleg* and spent uur y eMTB ,|, e fjaanical de►‘'iment and three year* In the ** 'i.parteneni. ( ■n 1872 he waa graduated from , 'ofltaer and In 1878 from the •v't'T. j,, Jg74 he married ' - •noea L. Pryor, of Woodbury. ! ‘'i. and has three anna. Ralph Harry D.. and Ethan P. ' 1 ' : named being the p nt P'os^eutor of Camden Couu.y. :i , ®7'6 he waa admitted to Connecticut bar; In 1878 ** admitted as an attorney, and 1 J881 at a counselor of the| . Jvteey bar. He began bis ' letlc* in Camdm In l»7n and! uuently wa* appoli

Stone Harbor Pier Will Be Community Center The Women's Civic Club Stone Harbor plan to make the Munlotpal Pier, which will be der their management thi* season, a community center for entertainment and pleasure during July and Auguat. Mr*. Charles E. Ewell, of Woodbury, is presi-

dent of the club.

The pier will be provided with comfortable rocking chair*, public telephone will be at the service of the people and a checking room for parcels and clothing will be In charge of a Various member* of the club will chaperone the dance* there will be high clas* tuuslcalea and other entertainments. Luigi Uoccelll, the musical director, will organise a community chorus for the re-aeon and will rehearse every Mondy evening, beginning June 2o. A cordial Invitation extended to all interested to i r name* with Mr. Boccelll at

£1

St. John's Church

Avalon. Opens June 26

r on the charge

‘ nue and Twrnty-flftb Sreet. I will be held Sunday morning. ’ j June 2«. at 11 A M. Rev. Cox will again be the mlnluter-ln. ’ j charge. The music will be ( | under the direction of A. T. 1 1 Maynard, organtat and choir j master of Si. Phillip'* Church.

Ill be held 18. Church tu daylight earl

Belleplain Mm. Edward Hoffman spent Tuesday In Millville. Mr. and Mm. Kenneth Bonham. of Eldora. called on bet parents. Mr. and Mr*. C- Hoffman. on Ruaday. Mr. and Mm. Clinton Howell and children, of Millville, spent Sunday frith her parents, and Mr*. Jacob Pettit. Fred Wheaton, of Coraon' let. *pent Sunday with brother here. About twenty-three members of Camp t» P 0. of A.. Atlantic City, attended lodge here on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Levi Land and Mr*. H. Somar* motored to Millville Saturday ta visit the latter's husband, who la still eonflned In the Millville Hospital. r. and Mm. J. Dennis, of DennlsvUle. apent Sunday with relative* here. r. G. Shaw and Mis* Alma Abram*, of South Seavllle. called the former’a slater. Mm. H. Layton, on Sunday. Hr. S. Lloyd, of Atlantic City, apent the week end with hi* mother here. Mr. and Mrs. George Heaa and chlidren are visiting relatlvea in

Camden.

Mr. and Mr*. William Sloner an<i Mm. William Snyder, also Herbert Smith, of Woodb . took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. R. B. He** on Thursday evening. Mm. Frank Clark, of Ocean City, spent Sunday with her jer, Mrs. D. Hoffman, r. and Mr*. L. H. Riggins spent Sunday evening with the former'* parents, it', and Mrs. Joseph Rig ins. of Avalon. Ir. and Mm. Elbert Eldredge. Leesburg, ^eni Wedntedsy evening with Mrs. Eldredge'i parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph

Mason.

Mr*. Ada Layton apent Friday with relatives In Millville. A. Raymond, of Staflbrd, Pa. *M-nt the week end with hla father here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnes, of Elmer, spent Sunday with and Mr*. W. W. Mason. Henry Henderson, of Leesburg, called on Mr. and Mr* Wilson James on Sunday. Mr*. Rebecca Shaw, of South Seavllle, spent a few day* last week with her daughter, Mr*. H. P. Layton. Ml** Lida Heaton, of Avalon. 1 I* visiting her grandparent*, of Mr. and Mr*. Samuel NirhoL. Dr. Chatle* Butcher, of Hrielervllle. wa* In town on Monday. Mr and Mrs. William Sprague entertained company from out of town on Sunday. Mrs. Flora dark. Mr*. Thorn. Mr*. Campbell and Mlw M Billiard. of Ocean City,

lodg. '

Garner Peteraon and family visited Thomas Warwick and family, at Delniont. on Wednes-

day evening.

Kenneth Bonham, wife and daughter. William Foster and wife, and Garner Peteraon. wife and children were In Woodbine on Saturday evening. Mr*. Beulah Christian visited her mother on Sunday afternoon. Hilda Bingham called on EtAel Hand on Sunday afternoon. William Peterson. Jr., wife and aon. were In Millville on Satur-

day evening.

Mis* Margaret and Pearl Kaywood. of Mays Landing, visited Garner Peterson and family on Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs. Chris Hand en tertalned relatives from Millville

on Sunday.

Ralph Peteraon was In Turkahoe on Sunday afternoon.

Beesley's Point Mm. Arwilda Clark Is quite III. Mrs. Tucker Sneed was In Ocean City Wednesday. Mis* Doris Layton lx now ■bier In the American Store,

Ocean City.

Quite a number from our vicinity attended commencement In Ocean City Thursday. Baptist prayer meeting was held on Wednesday evening this week on account of commencement In Ocean City on Thurs-

day evening.

The Alpha Club met Friday evening at P. R. C. House. School day* are over for a few montha. Children seem glad. Mi** Frances Stratton, a Junior at Ocean Cltv High School, aon a $10 prixe In Social Science. Children'* Day will be observed at Beeslry'a Point M. E.

Church. June 19.

Mr. and Mrs. StUwell Young and family spent the week end

al Madison. K. J.

E. L. Corson was In Bridge,

ton Sunday.

Ml** Minnie Young.

Petersburg

. of Tucka-

Mis* Jennie Prase

hoc. wa* a Tuesday visitor with

Mix. Slara S.impbell

Llnwood Sack, wife and daughter. of Ocean City, were Tuesday

:helr home hi

dark

« employed' such a* wi Jry. Wild-1 brandin' bu -rough stuff.

"Bathing beach * aisted Of full bloomr with full skin and long, black stocking., and then a *i«ui,n felt pretty rerhloaa of b-r modesty. Young frllon* and fellow* not *o young, used to r. ngregnt* aa sireei outer on windy day* to get a glimp— of feminine anklsn."

' Yoor speedometer show* yoU

■ttm. Been

” TU tell r"* *t‘» mighty hsid •■•"I tours — to give up my little auaphlne. f,.t v ' lh ' s o®* '* 'he dlstanca from no* on 111 have to «*lit;’ “*"■ fl'dng hark and my own wood and tend the slock 171.• hr ” ?Be * » n, « «** «'h*r and shovel away the saowdrlfl* ] * , 'h' '’"'•nee I have eovand do all the other little chore* ,'‘ ,M, •«-h'bg t r parking place*/*

women wu,| r „ r !h , ^ „ r

.... . _ I why don't *ome of our prominent

* people announce their engage- ' r : ment. marriage and divorce all at

Jest cut out

•Take her. con. but. for lovin' old fatber'a sake, treat h<

gentle.'*

Well. well. Isn't It nice anil _ cool today? IP# so much nicer 1 A *‘- r * doesn't mind wi than the hot weather we've been >>. > been on her xieev,. having. Just like Colorado And j Herb ICKighty, if .be cun hasn't the summer been a acorcb- a diamond on her flnget

Whev

tin the kid* are on Ihelr toe* r 1 "•“WY v — — ' | — * What happen* in the summertime now. Al any rate the nlghtx will 1 Cl _ __ met everybody knows. There'll, *>e cool, and If the night* are ISCpi. OlOrC Harry Young, of Atlantic City. | be a plenty doin’ when the breeze ‘^“O 1 •* doesn't make much dlf !

passed Monday with bis stater.'of springtime blow*, for that'* frr, r * •‘o*' ’’o' ,h, ‘ ‘’•Y’ 1 , PORT NORRIS

Rarh.: Lnughlln. |the lime when nature ahlnes and D, <J You Ifi the earthquake? I, 8r.di.mt, .ud «ld..r I'“2^ SoTOWW Sr Jdttr 9pn8( 8*1

the Ocean City High School, enjoyed the trip ' Washington last

Week.

Frank Gandy and John Bouden* were around regteterlnc the voter* last Tuesday. Leriir Corwin and wife passed Sunday with relatives in Atlantic City. Mix-.- Margaret Laughlln was a shopper In Atlantic City on r and Mrs. John Winner and Russell Dickinson were Sunday rallera on Mr. and Mr*. William Dickinson. M and Mrs. David Holiday anti three children, of Mtrlllca HIM. were Sunday visitor* with Mi and Mr*. Clarence Winner. Mr. and Mr*. James Cloud visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mailer. of Ocean City. Wednesday evening. Mis* Alice Eldredge is quite sick and all hope for her. a speedy recovery. r. and Mr*. Amsaa Young ' caller* on Mr and Mr*. Wrlgglns. of Ocean City. Saturday evening.

didn't either. I don'

Bay. MUtei Top. 'Tm waitin'i w> " *"Y earthquake,

for my w-iwinn to tiegln I'm all prepared, with atcing and such, to have my yearly spin. I'm quiet and seclusion through the winter 1 have been, an' now it's close to wanner day*--and that'*

where I come In.”

•'You haven't anything on me.” say* Wee Jumpin' Rope. "It won't lie iong until I’m swinging merrily. I hope. I scanned a little calendar. That's where I got my dope. And will I care, when winter's gone? The honest an-

swer's nope!"

Rio Grande

Charles Cress.- and family. Istted their daughter. Emma, n Sunday, in the Millville Hos-

pital.

David Entrikin and friend, of A'eatvllle. spent Sunday, here at be home ol hi* brether. Warren Harris moved hi* family the last of the week. Into the house he recently bought off Mr*. Amelia Neal. A family from Wildwood will occupy the bouse

acated by Harris.

Children'* Day wax observed

on Sunday evening in the Metho-

dist and Baptist Churches. Mr. and'Mr*. Christian Ix-hman

ntertalned tb.-lr daughter, from

’hUadriphla. on Sunday. Mir- Elizabeth Harris, of

Bwedes- PhUadolphu. spent Sunday here

MEN! PALM BEACH SUITS MOHAIR TROPICAL WORSTEDS Starting them off on the lowest margin at $8.95

BATHING SUITS

50c lo >4.95 For the tier.. Sweat Shirtt. Sweaters. Son Visor*. Bcthing Belts and Cap.

GEO. LEVY 414 High Street MILLVILLE. N. J. OPEN EVENINGS

Sommer Heeds

CL0THIHG

Just imagined something,

vs* a surprise about Bryan's

r, 1 ’ L? *«>« <« 1* Wh.* Flail?

Well. I’ve got to be moving i

Just Think!

When you are in Millville.

Five gallons of Standard or Sinclair Gas and • Quart of strictly high-grade, medium oil—90c

TROTH GARAGE 417 North Third Street (Successor to Troth A Keen)

Who Supplies Most of the Eats? The Answer Is MR. GROCER ^ A Real Community Servant—give him a boost. Ask him for our good Bread for your every day menu.

** LE SfOURGEON’S ? Kew-Bee Bread SERVED ANYWHERE IN CPMBERLAND COUNTY

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY

SUMMER SESSION

JUNE 27—AUGUST S—Six WEEKS

Three thousand men tuarcLed this afternoon thru street* where one* Ben Franklin trod to hi* grave In the Old Christ Church burial grounds. Philadelphia Evening Public Led-

AILTE owe it to you, as you owe It to V V your property, to deal only in a paint that protects as well as beautifies. Sun-Proof keeps out weather, Paint ij moisture and fungus — prevents decay Jand depreciation, saves repair bills and j saves you money! We have made a I thorough study of paint economy and Jj // can advise you to your advantage. jj j A. ROSENFELD The Winchester Store Adams Avenue Wooilbine, N. J. ! Bell Fhone: S-B-6 Kejstone: 1-A |

ART AHD DRAWING

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MANUAL TRAINING

BOTANY GEOGRAPHY CHEMISTRY HISTvBY ENGLISH X A l HEMATICS

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

MUSIC

PHYSICAL TRAINING

MODERN

1

The Faculty

z.ix up of Professors from various ti tl Counts in Public Health for Y •• Field Course on Flora of New Special Course* In Ctlnii al i For Complete Infonng, CHARLES Y DIRECTOR OF T

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