CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1927.

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AVALON’S PENNANT CHASERS

«. Sailin'! Z«-lly P Isabrllv Gill. for a couplr of ifiA Mr* Emeraon Smith. Y Cl' y. callr-d on Nelson iad family Mondai L WaJor Batts i- 111. Rp. Vt James and Mrs. L Monday were at ^Kekerson. of Camden of his arandparent*. Aaron NickeraoB. j E Mrs. Milton Walline ; irah Smith were At vlaitors on Wedne*

visitlne her daughter in Court Houae. Mrs. Bert Markley. of Cape May Point, was visiting Mr*. A Matthew* here on.- day last week. Anniversary Sunday will be obeerved at Tabernarle Church Sunday. September 4. There will be special music. Mis.- Opal Schelleng-r has re*: turned ii.iiu a trip to Niagara Kail* ami other places of Interest. Mr. and Mrs. Eldrldge Hawk, of Hi" i.: Hide, were visiting Earl Hoop h-re one day this week. Mrs S Dawson was visiting her cousin-. Mr. and Mrs. J. Oru 1 - .It West Cape May. Sat-

Wiliiam Dorsey has re-’ Irom Mace's 'lospHal to, . , ie and is improving alow- .. ' ‘ ' 1 ire hoping for a rapid on “ . Williams. i>! Cape May •* * ’ * i- .siting his friend. Ron- : Men ar< .« .n. during the past ; Tbey ha4l

I sleep and real a spell. I ground with praJrie wolvea ai ! howlin' 'round. She makes you Just the way n woman | wash your face and handa and - ..v- *—*. -te aP yon ,ravel overland she don't

enjoy the scenes so fair, for fear she’ll get dust in her hair. Next

trip, by gee. I

That's .

Is. she doesn't like fresh air. r whiz, she gets no kick a-rrughin' t. she don't like campin' out a J

way to do. by |

> ill!

. is Just !

lea

iiu start t

t upon|

1 take

r wife with n

With her along

and deserted.

Swainton-Clermont

i button or one im Like Turkish 'are all made of 11 '--the only differ

( Warwick, of Rocb- i. died his sister. Mrs l- . the past week. I !, ‘ i Club met at ] Noiti ( Misses Isabelle and . Tuesday e '•

j Bright and cousin. T!»o it Wednesday w ere j Ocea i of her aunt. Mr- i M of the United j Mir II Is spending a couple i M: ■Bh hi* parents. Mr ; day ■ WpBgust ii - Past i t M.

i Riley, of Phlladi

>p row: Wliittlngtor . assistant manager; . and manager: He

•lisgu

Delaney. 3b.; Bushay.

of Washington Street, reiving congratulations birth of a son. born "

Mrs. Michael A le-i

Erma

Husbands are of Ihre prizes, surprises an< ion prizes. Making .

e lltgh-

i. spent Sunday here with his Mrs. Frank Miller and chlln. ol Cape May. called on s. Sara Dawson Tuesday afterUr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and

Allan

' ' Bail

been

Del..

jj||uK) Mr*- Jam's Ha’-r

• Thursday «' cnii » Mr*. Emma Coomt

fC."

me day last

msical play ".My Maryland." j mT an son Lawrence and lamily. i 0! phtun mnifleld. IS visiting his par- ,i.. iIin g t Mr. and Mra. Charles LaV. | an „ yj rs

j West P.l

inday.

(left f

. ha\<

■JPlaalf - '• Batts and .i

Dennisville

South Seaville

visl

Charles Wlllse. of

adt-lphia. a *p.-nding some • In Cape May as guests at

Lafayette Hotel.

W. Star!i [imminent real le broker of Philadelphia, was

during the week, j

Lester Tenenbaum 1- entertain-: ing Miss Evelyn Joffa. of Hartford. Conn., for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patterson and Miss Anna Patterson, of Washington, are enjoying a short "ill. and Mrs. Stacy Bobbin--, of Pitman, were visitors In Cape

May during i

Wiiliam Ryan

hate been entertaining folks from Philadelphia ihis past week. Mrs. Jennie Mills entertained her sister and husband, of Camden, over Saturday night and. Sunday. also her father end brother. Jam's Koeap and wife and daughter. Gladys, of Mill-

ville. Sunday.

John Isaacs has moved bis family to Rio Grande in one of the canning company's houses. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Patterson have been entertaining th dr niece .Mis* Louise Patteraon. and girl friend, from Wilmington. |

- -ewis Duble and daagh- jlhlin 0|henl Generally* Ruth, sp-nt Thursday h-'e ; |hey divided Inlo Him her parents. Mr. and Airs |- -husbands, bachelor* a '••c Hire , , I owers. Bachelors are W'OB Townsend and w.fe. "f , j,,,,,)), j._ husbands a necesill.-, spent Friday e'ening | widowers a luxury--e w ith relatives. They »'HI | when making love,

a trip u> MaMachuaeK* for;

Townsend** health,

lom.i- Kates and Allison Lud- 1 ^ and -Dll. Harold, spent Sun-; (

alternoon with Levi Hand, at! 7 piulic a rU knot

'lion. It requires aclenre -, uln-

••. ■1., C'odfroy entertained. lur) ._ ronimon Hense taith. hop. n.s 'rom Philadelphia “"jand charity, especially cliauty '*1'- . , nrt’ Bachelors come In two varie-.

ties—ellglbles and ineligllileAn Ineligible bachelor Is a man of obstinacy, entirely surrounded ;

by suspicion.

Is of no Importance

wnatever until you have trien living your whole life without one. A divorced husband isn't

better than none at all.

It has been a matter of scientifle wonder that a fluffy. M.ft, tender, violet scented thing like a woman should enjoy kissing a big. awkward, stubby chinned, tobacco and bay rum scented thing like a man. Selected by

(The Initials are

spent Thursday

,iid wife, of Bridget

vlth Allison Lud-

Goshen. |

’ i husband

Paul Kates, of Woodbury, is visiting Harry Kates for a few

days.

Mrs. Anal*' Rice and son. Paul, of Sea Isle City, called on Mrs Ann!-' Eldrldge on Friday. Mrs. Charles Van Artsdaler. and son Norman, made a trip to Philadelphia and Pitman last Allison Ludlam and sons spent Saturday evening at Wildwood and Mrs. Webster

Del.

Mr. and Mr.

William Haw

spending

I* have returned in Jersey City after >« summer at their

thus

of 1

The hardest thing a lot of girl* o is working their fathers lor lewer and better clothes. Mistake* are bound to happen

. Ve*

s had a

. » Agnes Jones, of Pitts- J days.

Pa . and Miss Margaret 1 Mrs. Myrtle Keeler and -u of Haddonfleld. j Harvey and Jack, of Gibbsian . Hannah Rogers and her j spent a week here with 1

M. * Marjorie Marcy. of, mother.

nd Clara Foster

Cape May City

Canada and t

weeks ». th I Mrs. Thor I daughter. >

1. have Just r

Mr.

1 Garr

the hat-j son and niere. Mis* Thelma Gaiitfc their [ retteon spent the week end in

Mexamiet 1 Philadelphia.

r cot tag- Mi* Edith Garretlson has rei turned home after spending a sin enter-1 »,,h friends in Phlladel-

* SamU' l Hart ; jj r an Chaae's mother. | Those nice, of German- Douisa -[ending several unde.

The first night that we pitched ir tent. Sary Jane said: "Now

m have went and left <

wa all to hum 1 won't sleep 1 out here like .1 bum. without 1 pillow 'neath my head." A |i

u .... I°f other thing- she said, but 1 1 ? 1®* on * hadn't heard and ncv> B Tf B _ *; B i answered, not ., word. When

woke up *he

r ia—

Frank Corliss and Mr. Bender. I K manager of the Court House The- an( [‘ tumbled’ll

The building

1 known .Soldier" was

A-bury Social Hall ^ voning to a capacity house by thoa , ht shP - d Ehp ‘ 1 1 | stood up to -

William Thom;

CotHrucROT Wells F Raymond Sears. Mr.

">es Isard.

talnnn-nt the 1

set tin' in the

pllln.

In ;

she'd spent her last night wit

UCre* it was given jout no rest, and If we kept < f thanks and Chan-; goin' West we'd have to *Iei Raymond Sears In some hotel, where she cou

Service Please Twain wa* a good often spent happy with his friend in hi* Bteam yacht re caught south of <

’ drawn and vlolen

In*. Eva Inge,

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