i Stars in

Dimtry Doctor' |SI.ow At Lyric atre Saturday

, .uu»a throughout th» ptcturr wor'J »r? lt»trt ' it <rf •The CourtrT Docch come* to the Lyric [ Woodbine. Saturday,

r ».

S Schlldkraut plays the lad brtnga to the screen it gained through forty -opean «taxe experi—>1 of pte-war Vienna who interpreted the •at of the Temple In t «»C Kin**." become* a bdly rural practitioner J»r coefeaaor of hia enWnlty * hose pat hot and *■—> one from laughter 1 back to laughter stowaway of "The per"—Junior Cogtan prominent child part picture, while the is portrayed by Sam •ho ha* long been | hia work in tuch char- [ teteran of stage and id ye Brockwell. depict* f mother role Ic "The while Virginia t as her daughter lend. Prank Ma a Juvenile role, btlbeaux. whose work in M of Kings" and othe^ Fproductlon* has been tended by critic*, also Other members of _• Doctor" cast Wales, prominent a actress and J;

Rev. Morgan at

Newport Baptist To Conduct Special

Services There l-vangellrtle Service,

will be conducted by Evangelist Homer Stanley Morgan, at the first Baptist Church. Newport. N November » to Decvmbcr «.

1*27. Inclusive

Rev. Homer Sun ley Morgan re-'

CAPE HAY COUHTY TIMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1927.

Page Fivb

cenlly closed a fruitful pastorate j! over eight years at Immanuel, Baptist (■‘igrch. Cam bridge. Maas.' In order to devote hts enure time i to evangelMIc work. He has con- 1 ducted a ’’number of succesaful i campaigna. and has the testimonies 1 of <ni'*tandinc men of Cod who heartily endorse ’jh, work. H A Ironside, well-known Bible Teacher, gives the following testimony: “I esteem him for bis loyalty to the Word of God and rejolc- in hi* deep concern for the saltation of the lost and the upbuilding at the saved." The public i* cordially Invited to these special meetings.

Port Norris

REV. HOMER MORGAN Who will start a two week's wrie* o: evangelistic .ervice. at the First Baptlat Church. Newport. Sunday. November JO.

Literary Society

The pupils of the Brown School have organised a literary society. Meetings are held every Friday afternoon, at which time a program is rendered. The officers are as follows: William Boardly, president; Roecoe Johnson, vice president: Helen Ward, secretary: Albel Tilghman, assistant secretary; Mias Mary E. Johnson, treasurer.

IT entertainf rtS. freckled i

t remarkable wardrobe I by an actress at the t] studio was displayton ol ColleenTdoore t her newest comedy, tut Nice" which comes

i Wednesday.

, i the ides . alned by a plain, settled girl on an Iso-

| ranch and she wears ft sets forth for WashS.. to enter a amart

. f school near there, and yet naturally ostume. with Its ». was far more semble than the

worn by Mira

r parts of the pic-

aven To f\t Moorlyn

_Jment of th.- MoorL Ocean City, have sefirat run In South JerJ Baaven." Fox Films i T*f*l30 Of the play It will have wing on TbanksNovember 24. and ^ Hlb. Lor* has been cie-'in* ' • playing to eat the country j* of the flnm of the year. Janet Fi.'harle* Farrell are —an all_rbich Include* Glayds 1 Albert Gran. David Aims Stone. Emile . taa Btandoc Hut*'

Telephone Co. Is Expanding To Spend 26 Million For Construction

The Board of Directors of the New Jersey Bell Telephone fompany at a meeting held on October 27 made Ihelr first appropriation for that company as an all New Jersey corporation providing $564,490 for new construction work and the expansion of existing plants in various part* of the State. This Increases the total appropriation for expenditure (his year and immediate subsequent years for telephone construction work In the State of New Jersey to over $26,000,000. This Is In addition to previous appropriations made to cover large and important work golrv on In the southern part ol the

Stale

The major portion of the amount, appropriated Is for the construe- 1 Uon of outside plants to providu i.d.iiiir-nfi circuits for both local and toll telephone message*.

The new home of Mr. and Mrs. George Dunham, at Center Grove.

Baptist Church ’* now

; completed and they will take up

| their residence there In the near ;

Services will be held on Sunday 1 *»*»". &»/»=* »° , *<* property! as usual at 10:30 In the morning “r" to John L*ldy. of Phi.adeiand 7:30 in the evening. P hli ‘- w, w> w “ h h *» wlf,h * c1 The subject for the morning will oU “' r relsllves were making call' I

be ■•Fishermen and Hunters After ner * »»*jday the Souls of Men” and In the .. _

evening "God'

Who .'

: Weak."

s Provision I

r Those

Among SNe more slreable programs for ^Uie extension of out-1 side plant facilities are those planned for Rutherford. Passaic. Nutley, Morristown. Cranford. Roselle. New Brunswick. Milltown. Aabury Park. Allenhurst, Long Branch. Eatonlown. Seaside Park. Point Pleasant. Spring Lake. Manasquan and Brooklawn exchange dlstricu. A new main trunk line cable between Newark and New York providing many additional toll circuits between New Jersey and New York metropolises and another large cable between Paterson and Union v-ill be run. Equipment to provide for further Improved operating methods will be installed In the near future In 'he Mulberry. Waverly and Newark Toll central offices In

Newark.

The installation of a new large toll board Is planned for Paterson whl-b will make that city a major telephone toll switching

center.

Menantico

Mr. Charles Ackley spent the

eek end In Oakiyn.

Mr. and Mrs Harry H. Hankins motored to Bridgeton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Va&aman. Mrs. Emma Brunt and daughter. Lenoa. Mr. William Knight. Mr. Paul Ackley. Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Garrison were among the Millville shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Holzlnger and daughter. Anna, hare been spending a few days with relative* in Jersey City. Mr. Frank Wldener motored tc

Camden Sunday.

North Pt. Norris

The public school will be closed on Friday tor Anntstic Day and Mias Connelly, the teacher will spend the day and week end

her home In Shiloh.

At the M. E. Church last Sunday there were visitors at the evening service from Leesburg.

Center Grove

Mrs. la-nt Martin has been 111. Mr*. Wibur Himes and brother. Alfred Barker, were Cedarville visitors Saturday. "r. and Mrs. John Sehraead were Millville vlnUom Saturday. Mrs. Elmer Taylor spent a few days with her mother. Mrs. Rammell. of Millville, the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Taylor and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ncsaen. of Millville. Elmer Austin, of Millville, called on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor Sunday. Miss Anna Taylor spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor. Howard Sparks Is having a new garage built on hts farm here. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Taylor spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. WilUam Carey, of Millville.

Fairton

FloricaHaral Sole

Though the perennial variety of love is harder than the annual, it is apt to be winter killed witk-

Mit some protection.

Mrs. Etneline Blackman, of Pitman. spent Sunday with relatives in Fairton. Mrs. Sallie Blackman, of Pitman. was a guest of Mrs. Zilla Mills on Sundsy. Mi and Mrs. Edwin Taylor and Mrs. Sadie Huated have returned home after a visit with friends

Pitman.

Mrs. Anna Eldredge has turned home after spending two

weeks in Daretown.

Miss Mellie Smith spent a day

with her cousins. John H. Smith

and family, in Bridgeton. Miss Tamson Robbins hss re-

turned home after an operation

^‘“^MinX anT BucT i ^u\ l d^hir^ U shTt^Tof^n *mXu?iT£ae»drt J ° hn ® toddard *«»<J *»«l»y *» v slated of an invitation exl f° ded moved Into one-half ol the double the members to attend an aaaocta- hoUM , own . d by s , Inucl pieet-

tlon meeting at Leesburg M. E. : wood

Church Friday evening, November Mnl Emnla HaU> of Fr , n kford. 11. and another to be present at | hju< ^ viBltlnK Mr . and Mre .

the tabernacle in Millville on Sat- - K4w!n Trench ard.

urday for the rural night service. Mrs , ucy Rodman, of WashMrs. Lottie Pepper Is residing , n * on . D . hai been vl8Ulng for the present at the home of: her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F.

Miss Annie Blackman, where she Dallas Gandy.

is caring for Miss Blackman, who

is very 111.

Mr. and Mrs. John Pruno have begun house keeping in the north half of the house now occupied by the former's brother. Nick Prune and known as the Mr*.] Caroline L ront Reeves Property.

Mary Weatcott Is 111. Miss Julia Coulter spent Sunday at her home In Fairton. Mrs. Maurice Dangler .pent Thursday of last week In Bridge-

Kathryn Schaum was a guest of MIsr Evelyn Sloan in

un 'oe farm of Joseph WlnlecM Green which over the week-end. a large porker died last week that- Edgar Clement and family would have dressed about -3*0 apeuc Sunday with raKtlve* In pounds. CMfidoi

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