CAPE KAY COUNTY TIMES, EBIDAY, NOYEHB ' 2S, 1927.

You Know, Who Come and Go in >a Isle City

afternoon, r KChool ucholars VMion of their to an appeal l«L Many of Kh t’jt church tr.re Straus,

i vuitor*

. A<S,4Uj Wllsey. d her dauchthe M. E. f even In* In the •ally large

Boardwalk for New •pend the

Marriages Glaring Lights

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clTherln D P ^ * nd M "- 2\w , Hr 0 *’ k .“ 8P, ‘ n, Than h»wh!r J** 1,1 Philadelphia. rZZn >h*-y »ttend.d the Penn-

CorneU football game.

Mr*. O'Neill, of Bryn Mawr. accompanied by her rimer. Mr*. C**ey. spent the week-end here, closing their cottage on Fiftieth

Street.

The cake sale conducted by the boys and girl* of the seventh and eighth year grades of school war a decided success. The proceed* are to go toward* the fund to enable the boys and Jtri* to go to Valley Forge In the spring. Isle* supreme huntsmen have teturned from their hunting lodge in the Pocono*. They didn't get any bears.

. Mi “ Jeanne Struthers h*« relasung i »**oed her position in the Ameriloar* and a ’ nan Store. *** ,l,t ' ■ Mr*. A. B. Magee, of PhllaServlce last Alphtr,. and Mr. and Mrs. ■—h Luth.'ran! , of Ardmore. spent f interest from Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and t program was s * t *' E * rl Magee, of Forty-fourth " t from tp. Street.

sr and Mrs.

; Twir^Ble**-

Barrj—Tsraer

Blind Motorist

Time*—News Spensers Week of Broadcasting

At eleven o'clock on Saturday i a* t- -i morning. IS. 192;. Andrew Barry. 1Vlach,nc Strikes I ' undin *- and Min* Ann:i P.' £. It I • j Miiiiceni Turner of Reiooriiie. ramhiliy Injured

were united in marriage at the'

home of the bride. The Rev. J. E. Simpson officiated, the beautiful ring ceremony being used Miss Katherine Turner, sister of the bride, acted a* bridesmaid, and Joseph Barn, brother of the groom, was best man. The bride was very beautifully and dalntlly attired in white, with veil. A splendid collation was served after the wedding. The newlvweds then started on a honey moon trip to Washington. D. C Upon their return they will reside in Mays Landing where the groom has a lucrative position with the Mays Landing Water

tr Company.

St. Joseph's B. C. Church

Blinded by lights

broaching machine, while driving along Harding Highway near May's Landing, early Monday morning, an automobile driven by John Schurter. 32. of 123 W. Baker Avenue. Wildwood, crashed into a tree, wrecking the machine. Schurter sustained a broken nose, lacerated scalp and other Injuries. He walked a mile

‘ search of medical aid. Schurter said that the glaring

headlights blinded him so that he swerved off the road into a

The front of the machine was

demolished. Schwurter was ren-

dered unconscious.

Mrs. W. J. Barr and Bernard, motored down ti

oneiBrt , «* Drt sod spent the week-end ounten “M with Mr*. Prodomoe. of Landis

Avenue.

» R. Hahn. | Mia. Bari Magee, Mrs. Herman and Mrs. Diamond. Mrs T W. Jocher and t the week j Mrs. John Prodomos motored to | Atlantic City on last Friday af- . jleroooB. rha* returned: siding aeveral. On December 12. the Sea Isle •. Mm- Turner girl*' basketball team will ?',< special entertainment of clsseic, rustic and Jan dancing at Bracas S Theatre. Rehearsal* are

a grand success. In addition this special entertainment a feature motion picture will be shown- The object of the entertainment Is to defray expenses of visiting girls' learns. Some years past Rea Isle City bad the beat girls' t.-am in Soulh Jersey. The entire city should give these girl* their help and co-operation __— . as it is for the betterment of t and Miss Myrtle the youth of the city.

1 her parenu

Recent Deaths

,]*!« City ’HoapUal on Wednesday morning, aftti* several months' Illness, death being due to complication of diseases. The decased was a life-long resident of Dennisville and was well-known in the community. Besides hi* wife he is survived by one son. Harvey. Funeral arrangements have not been

completed.

Alexander Nelson

I Of Messiah t will hold their!

- ! Age 6. died on November 1T at

; will he « ThMk *>">« on We »' Andrews Ave- ’ wU1 - 1 ? *-. T| iaok- j pne. Wildwood, aftei an tHness g and the ffcank-of- j of ^ Tersl Death was du.

,'ito pneumonia. He was the son 11 - and Mrs. Ben Nelson.

1 are to be served

residents

-Wildwood. Inter

I BMtv~for the bene- Uent was In the Baptist Ceme- ! - TL«»2« ■•TT ■> C.P, M.T Cour, Horn.

(•eceas. The M Pl*n» in * j James Powwv

I monthly. Many w*.e|

‘ a dotlgfeUul evening' James Powers, of Philadelphia. I by alL ! aged TO years passed away at the

. „ ! home of his nephew. Mr. and Mrs.

sigtu. De-oeinIr. r K 1 -1 jnsepb Gerber, at Tuckahoc. last

be. an eventful one j gatuf^v.

ibeon and hi* group deceased had been living I. who will invade I his nephew for almost a year. . Pa . to engage thej H# w%y taken seriously ill about 111th Infantry t*aci n , oat h age Death was due to

The local baakot-j ctu-^r.

will ba tho gueaUj Th< . bodv was taken to the New _ — j e^tj^rai Cemetery. Philadelphia.

| for interment.

"When he proposed t sc on hi* knees?" r. No. I was."

Manage

8 Sunday Manses at 8 and 10:30 o'clock. Benediction the Most Blessed Sacrament Sunday following last Mas. Baptism by appointment. Sunday' uehool at 9 A. M. j Sea Isle K. E. Church Sunday. November 27—10.30 A. iM.. Reception of preparatory members. Sermon by the pastor for theh children. Morning sermon. "A Familiar Failure." Come. You need the atmosphere of the Sabbath morning service. 7.30 P. i!.. Cheer-up songs. Thanksgiving service. special music. Join our >rge Sundaynight congregation. Notices—Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Bpworth League. 7 P. M. Junior League. Fridays. 3.15 P. M. Bible hour. Thursday. 7.30 P. M-. parsonage. Christian Science. Wildwood Christian Science Society. East Davis Avenue, Wildwood, is a branch of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ Scien•l»t. Boston. Mass. Subject of lesson sermon Noember 27—Ancient and Modern Necromancy. Allas Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced. 11 A. M. Sunday school. 11 A. M. Wednesday testimonial mer'ings.

8 P. M.

cordial invitation is extenoded to all to attend these

meetings.

Messiah Lutheran The Home-like Church. Sea Isle City. Sunday. November 27. Bible school at 10 A. M. Service with sermon at 7:30 P. M. The pas- • will tike for his subject: The Grace of Gad Appearing. Mid-week service Thursday 7:30 P. M. Above vices for you. Come.

Injured man was hot noticed until he regained corsciotumeaa. He staggered along the for a mile in tb< direction of May> Landing in search of aid. He Gually in. i a i aimer, balled j passing motorist who placet! Schurter in his car and took him to the Atlantic City Hospital. He was treated there and sent home.

Will Close Sea Ise Boulevard Three Months (Continued from Page One) George Soeder, chairman of the Christmas tree committee, repertrd progress was being made in preparing for the affair, and that City Superintendent DeBow promises that the tree would be more elaborate than ever. Rev. Harry von Uffel brought the attention of the chamber to road signs. Rev. von Uffel stated that many motorists become confused In seeking their way to down comty resorts. Mayor Sofroney said that this matter would ho attended to and powiblo IMuminated signs ould be placed at Forty-fourth Street, directing motorist*. Bids for the re-construction of ...e Sea Isle City Boulevard will be received by the Board of Freeholders on December 14. The meadow section will he filled and gravelled and the eider hulkbeaded. Only when contract i* awarded vSH a definite date for closing he road be set. It is understood that the road will be closed for a month or o while the preliminary work progr. t-

Boys Night at Sea Isle Rotary Club (Continued from Page One) the importance of boys' work. “W« talk a lot about our business problems. our political p-oblems. our social problems, the crime wave, and all the other problems of our day." be said "but. in the last analysis, they are all purely 'man' problems. A few years ag. they were only boy problems.* An editorial on the Editorial Page of this paper contains Uie gist of his remarks, with additional comment on the need of leadership for Boys' Work. Edward Hackman, past president the Junior Group, was introduced by his leader. He briefly, but in an interesting manner, lined the history of the group and told of some of its activities. Ralston Miller, present president the group, entertained with a piano solo. Mr. Tinsley then called on Herbert Smith, bis assistant at the Woodbine Colony and an Eagle Scout, who gave a most interesting talk on Boy Scout work. He outlined the Scout program, told of its accomplishments, recited the Scout code and declared his willingness to assist the clubs In Scout work in its district. He gave many interesting facts and figures about Scout work In gen-

eral.

Mr. Tinsley declared that the club had been given a challenge that evening that It should face. He said that no work of Rotary nore important than Boys' Work and that no matter bow busy a man is he should give e time to it. Calling r Mention the fact that both Leaders Rung and Wilsey bad mentioned their inadequate meeting places, he said that it was up to the club to help find suitable rooms. R BdvUI, of the Ocean City Rotary Club, invited the Sea Isle City Rotarians to attend a dinner at the Hotel Strand. Ocean City. Friday evening. December 2. The dinner Is tendered to Sea Isle Rqlariun* because that club won an attendance contest with Ocean

City.

Mayor Maurice Sofroney reported on the several days' trip that be and a number of Rotarihad taken in a hunting section of Pennsylvania. Edward B. Arnett introduced and then welcomed the visitors, there being several members of the Ocean City and Wildwood Club •esent. RotarUn Pffeffer. of the Wildwood Club, invited the Sea Isle Rourians to attend a Ladies Night to be held Thursday. December 8. and President Haffcrt urged a large attendance at the

is a great difference f hard to do.

(Continued From Page 1) I He resdily agreed to officially I open the broadcasting program on Monday evening with a short ad-

dress over the air.

The first program will go on the air Sunday evening after the close of church services in the city. It will consist of an entirely sacred program. The program on Sunday evening, however, will not be open for the public The ministers ana their invited guests will be in attendance only. Monday and every evening following for the balance of the week, the programs will go on the air at 8:30 and 10:30 following

the regular shows.

The patrons of (he Moorlyn .... have an opportunity to enjoy the broadcasting features as well the regular performances and large attendance D expected „ hear the artists and speakers, at the Boardwalk playhouse, as well

~i over the air.

The wave length of WKBG is 12 •.’eters. The established radius ofthe station Is 100 miles through ■WKBG, which has operated in many cities of the Middle West, has been up to lAuO miles, depending on climatic couditious. Toa Can Broadcast

gram with as much variety as

possible.

On Thursday evening Cape Mr.y Counfy night will be held, at which Ut.e William A. Haffert, i

to the St;.te Boys' Conference and would attend almost in a body if the cards were available. The High School Group at

President of the Cape May County Cape May Court House is -- (hamber of Commerce, and Luther ing along In splendid shape u„r M lreC, ° r 01 ,lle 80:1 rd i d *' 1 ,h « excellent leadership of

Freeholders, have been requested to give brief talks on th advantages of Cape May County

Co. Boys To Enjoy State Conference

(Continued from Page One) of Wildwood; James Mecray and Hooper Stevens, of Cape May. The State Older Boys' Conference. which Is held annually under th .-auspices of the State Y. M. C. A. Committee, will hi- . held this year at Trenton on De-

cember 2. 3 and f The con- 1 r -a t ference will be royally welcomed make

for the following organlxations have extended the invitation and are co-operating with the association in the entertainment of delegatee: Trenton Council of Churches, Sunday School Ruperintondenta* Association. Chamber of Commerce. Board of Education. Rotary. Klwanls. Lions and

Exchange Clubs.

The conference purpose is briug together for Inspiration, struction and information, older boys and their leader* to encourage them to think with

mind through

Mr. Wilder and Mr. EndicotL The group already has a membership of a dozen and Is growing every week. The group held its election at officers recently and the following were elected: President J. Howard Bethel: vice president. Ward Smith: secretary and reporter. William Thompson: treasurer. Jos. Smith. This group will have three delegate* at Trenton, and there (g every indication that it will put on an unusually fine program

during the coming year.

Car Overturns A car bearing a Pennsylvania license overturned near the Avalon Read on the Shore Road Tuesday afternoon, the occupants of the machine escaping injury. Witnesses declared that the car was going at a high rate of speed, when a car coming out of the Avalon Road came Into sight The driver of the Pennsylvania car applied his brakes, which locked and the machine overturned. The names of the occupants who ere on their way to Wildwood, could not be obtained.

Eat onions and the world will

beaten path away from

your door.

666 is a prescription for Colds. Grippe, Flue, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria. It Kills the Germs.

enL I-ocal organizations have t ! or,na, prob ‘ era * ■' hi , ch .confront given budding artists opportunity — '

to exhibit their talent and we believe that much of our local talent Is on par with the artists now- on the air. In co-operation with the Moorlyn Theatre this paper >*«»« cleared the way for those who aspire to ro before the microphone. So all those who sing, talk or Possess talent Oi any Kind can have their chauce Before

"mike."

There are no obligations. One miy has to fill out the coupon. Mgn name and address. give Wione number if there is one and address it to the Radio Editor of this paper, who will go over the applications and draft the pro-

them: to share modestly their convictions with other delegates and seek to learn the attitude of Christ toward these problems. The ITS Group of Ocean City is well under way with Its progra n and are showing considerable progress over last year. There are already twenty members in 'he group with a number of othi'* who are anxious to join. At a .“cent meeting of the group the foil-wing officer* were elected: Presideni. Hubert Adams: vice president. Orris Riggin: secretary. Lester Harris: treasurer. Oswald Adams, reporter. El wood Getslnger. The ITS sre sending four delegate*

SAM SLOTOROFF The Man Who Brojght Low Prices to Atlantic County My prices are lowest because of my direct connections with my manufacturers. My policy is: ‘To sell standard merchandise at lowest-in-the-city prices.” Men’s Overcoats $11 and up Men’s Suits—$11 and up We specialize in Stouts, Shorts and Long Models. Ho Connection With Any Other Store SAM SLOTOROFF The Pr polar Clothing Store Tennessee and Arctic Aves. ATLANTIC CITY

Before Every Well Cooked Meal

In thousands of homes—in all sections of the country—the electric range is permitting women to prepare food with ease economy and the assurance that it will be always done to a “T” when it is served. | If you would like to experience the comfort of an evenly temperature kitchen during the winter months and the joy of serving foods that are uniformly cooked permit us to prove how the electric range makes this possible. Our representative will call if it is not convenient for you to visit our demonstration rooms.

ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC CO.

j Ocean City Stone Harbor

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Sea Isle City Wildwood

1 iASCO Home-Style Noodles

pkg 5, 9c

* iPrim Whole Grain Rice .

3 pkgs 25c

j 1 ?Gold Seal Macaroni

3 pkgs 25c

; | 1 ASCO Tomato Puree

■ iRich Creamy Cheese

lb 35c

IASCO Mixed Vegetables

...._ can 12c

^ ^Best Soup Beans

3 lbs 25c

Potato Sale

Extraordinary

For Today and Tomorrow

15"”38 c

Selected Mealy White Potatoes

30 lbs 75c : 60 lbs [bushel) $1.50 Your opportunity to lay in your Winter supply.

ASCO Evaporated Milk tall can 10c

ySw Onions 3 lbs 5 c A very healthful and economical vegetable.

ASCO California Peaches

19c:,

Luscious Peaches In Rich Sugar Syrup.

Rosedale Sliced Peaches

3 big cans 50c

S£--23‘|(W23 C Two dependable shortenings for Frying and Baking.

Heinz Baked Beans 2 mcd OCC

ASCO Beans Witt Pork 3 23 c

Heinz Baked Beans 3 - 25 c

Big Week-End Meat Specials City Dressed Roasting Hams

25’

Pork Loins

Centre Cuts

(Whole OP* Half) " 25C

E£»32c

City Dressed

Pork Shoulders

Large Smoked Skinned

Small Smoked Skinned

Hams*25‘

Pabst-ett Cheese Pimento Club Cheese Reg. 27c Limburger Cheese Imported Gruyere Cheese New Made Sour Krout

7 oz. pkg 23c Vz th pkg 23c - jar 23c .3 portions 23c lb 7c

Dill, Sweet and Sour

Pickles 3 -99 c

_ 25’

Hams*23 c

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