lizabeth

CfcjirW Eixmlohr the foaeral of Monday

l>a«id Pylr bav*' •Iter kpeouin* a — Mrf family In

met Mon- , wwk with -After the business CUir served There were Election of follow*: Prwslle; vice presl rretsry, treasurer Greta

‘'••“0* Henderson, of Phiiadelphia. were here for the week end wiih relathe*. William Williams, of Mlnotola was here for the week end vUltjnf UU mother. Mrs. Delia WII-

Ellis llosifs gave "“rty on SuiMlay for Mr. and Mrs. Ida and Kathieland. Mr. and m.«f BridgeE11U Boggs, tTair. Pabst, of Millville.

imp Homer were 'Mjlilar. Mrs. J. Mfllvill. on Tue^

Aid met TUMda) nl Mtu. Harry Mayhew . UotBs Vi. Jtldeoo-jr borne from a three rs trip to Mama-

Bbode Island.

Kngier vtsited Mr

Wodnesday of last

* John Abbot and (Pvtlie. have move<l OO LHltM-.n Driw.

Boy Olive

Mwk.iv. helpiiK yfCKaberland 1 ounl.t thoo! on Monday r of Use ( hurrh Hail 'rated by contractTrom BrfdhUnn U>. of Vineland.

Utl* week.

giSrs. BbcIi! Harris, ol A prosciihi! hymnals to HffMnrUtaf Port KHralx-lh Vbooicsiv. who was serlgjUrnig the tin at IiI.h "H||JI>Oks ago. has reyya home after stay-

with his son. Herbert, siare tlHr conflagration Mr. Yanaman l« slowly convalescing. -Mrs. ('barles Horn, of Wildwood. *Knt the week end at her old

CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES. FBIDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1927.

Mr and Mrs. Frank Thomas, of rtnladelphl.i motored here Sunday to Mr ?nd ^ J]lcob Hen

of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with ■ Mrs. Smith's parents. Mr. and • Mrs. J. Vanaman. 1 Mm. Barbara Oliver Is making i an Indefinite sojourn with her son | Harry. In Millville. Mr and Mm. John Osborne. Julius Berner. Walter Berner and | William Bradley, of Philadelphia, were guest* of Mrs. Julius Berner I over the week end. Mr and Mm. Harry Mayhew visited Mr. and Mrs. Nelson. Siwnce in Vineland on Sunday.

Page Seven

CONTINUED FROM UNCLE BILL S PAGE

Dear Albert W.: Von. too. failed to state your igc and lost jour chance to win.

Continued From Page 6) Dear Ella M: Trying you rbest made you winner, didn't It? Try again.

derson.

Mis* Greta Beeves was a Bridge-

Millville

Thursday of lasti

ton visitor

week.

Hr. and Mm. John Hankins, of Millville, called on Mrs. Hankins’ parents. r a puin and Mrs. Edward Key on Saturday Mrs. Margaret Mayhew is oultc 111 at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Caskey, of Philadelphia, were at their sumrat r cottage over the week end Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson, son and daughter of Cedarrille wwe at Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah t hambets on Sunday. Miss Ida Hayes, of Vineland. as a guest of h«r mother. Mm. Samuel Reeves, over the week end. -Mr. and Mrs. Mfllliam Salmon enurtained Mr. and Mm. Daniel Harris, of Millville, on Sunday. Mr. and Mm. George Manning', of Atlantic City, were at (heir cottage here on Sunday. Mr. and Mm WUHta Shropshire. ; ol Vineland, passed Sunday with Mm. Ida Shropshire and daugb-

AI1 of the churches supporting the crusade were closed Sunday and a large audience representing all of them were present at the services and beard splendid ser-

mons by Dr. Anderson.

Mrs. Robinson, child hygiene nurse, of Commercial Township, held a clinic on Thursday afternoon at her station In Port Nor-

“ a resident of this

city.

ler. A

Mr. and Mm. Herbert

entertained Mm. 1 .mother. Mrs. Ore. of Chester. Pa..

this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Powell, of Salem, called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mayhew on Sunday. The teachers. Miss Ellen Harris. Mm. Ella Harris and Rnllln Shaw .iltemied a meeting of the teachers of Maurice River and Downe Township public schools at I«ees-b'-'rk on Tuesday afternoon. Mis;: Ellen Harris gave an Interesting

talk

Mr. and Mm. Oscar Hawn entertained their daughter and husband

of Millville on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Harris and son. i harles. passed Sunday with Mr. md Mm. William Hartzog. a:

Dorchester, on Sunday.

Mr and Mm. John Lane Smith.

The three students who took examinations for entrance to State Normal School passed with fine averages. They were Boris Rieck. Catharine Buck and Amanda

Slimmer.

Mr. and Mm. Henry Larzeiers, both teachers In Millville schools, are proud to announce the arrival of a baby boy. Louis. ndNergG-fnure*of*gfii:B. The Klwanian* of the city were guests at the Tabernacle Tuesday light, and heard a splendid addreiis delivered by Dr. George An-

derson.

A delightful Christmas party was held by the D. of A. at Uft home of Mm. A. R. Slade on East Broad Street. Mis* Helen Lober. of North iVurib Street, spent a day in Philadelphia recently. Mrs. Irvin W. Rick with her friend. Mm. Marie Scirel, of North Second Street left on Wednesday by rail, for Winter Haven. Fla. Doyle Bortner, formerly of this city, but now a resident of Cape May Court Hotine, who was a grammar school student of the latter, place, was awarded the prize of a S5 gold piece In the essay context conducted by the

Gazette.

Dear Anna R: Very glad you arc able to sit up an! boue yo uare well again *»>' this time. Don't know why our sister didn't receive her box f crayons, but will see that she Joes get one

Dear Marie F.: You forgot to give your age. Remember next time, so that you will have a chance to win.

Dear Elmer R.: a How does It fell to be a prize winner" Sec if you cant win again.

Dear Bobby S.: Vour picture wasn't quite as :ood a-s the week before. Make ocxl week'* better than cither of

Dear Elizabeth D.: Perhaps you will receive a prize If you continue to send in drawings. 1 hope so. anyway Are you in the hospital, ill? If so you have my very best wishes for a speedy recovery.

Dear Harriet B.. We suiely do have a 1 "-year-old class Your drawing almost won in that class, too. Glad you are planning to send in a letter la the Special Contest I can imagine that those things you made were

Dear Elizabeth R.: Glad you won and houc you succeed in a later contest, too.

Dear Mildred C-: Well, you didn't win this time, but there is no reason. If you keep trying, why you haven't a very good chance to capture an other prize. •

Dear William £ : Another prize So ra member of your family. Aren't you glad you jiuuT get discouraged just |m>cuusc you didn't win the first time you sent a drawing ia.

And Before Midnight?

During the early part of the evening, the guests enjoyed dancing. cards and the services of a fortune teller, and at midnight a delirious supper was served.— uExchaugc

She is only a garbage man's daughter, hut she knows a swell •lump when she sees it.

"Outdoor PUy JCexpi Thom Hootthy *nd Coy"

Complete Line of TOYS

Bay Your Boy An Auto!

Home Fumishers-Clothiers PAY SI A WKEK Cash if You Hnvc It—Credit if You Want It

Millville Home Supply Co. i"c.

High and Pine Streets Millville, N. J.

Phone (03

Maybe be has a Scooter ov a Coaster Wager, or Vehnpede, but if you want to see hh eyes shine, get him aa auto— "just like dad's'*. Blue Streak Automobiles look just like the real thing. Your boy will have the time of his life driving around the neighborhood. Let him have it now—while our sclcc-

Maier&Elwell

The Most: Likable Gifts For Men and Boys

Silk Lounging Pokes $12.00 to $16 50 Bath Rohes. Slippers to Match $9.00 ani $10.00 Men’s Sheep Li-:*d Coats $7.45 to $13.50

Men s and Boys’ Riding Breeches—$3.95 to $8.00 Boys' Scarf and Tie Sets $1.00

Hand Painted Soul and Handkerchief Sets—$4.75

Bovs' Sheep Lined Coats $5.95

Imported English Broadcloth Shirts—$1-95, 3 for $5.00

Boys’ Leather Coats $9.50

Men's and Boys' Sheep Lined Mitts—95c to $2.60

Men’s Leather Coats $15.50

Men's All Wool Sweaters $3.50 to $7.50 (Thermo and Traveler)

Boys’ Raincoats. Hat to match $4.50 and $5.50

Boys’ Sweaters, all styles $3.50 to $5.00

Men’s Raincoats $6.00 to $10.00

Beautiful Silk Neckwear, handmade—65c to $2.00 Men's Silk and Wool Hose 50c to $1.50

Ladies like these new Raincoats—$8.50 (Black, bine, tan)

Ladies' Silk Umbrellas Special—$6.95

Men’s linen Handkerchiefs 26c to 50c

Ladies' Fur Lined Gloves $5.00 and $6.95

Hickok Belts and Buckles 50c to $3.50

Men's Fur Lined Gloves $3.95 to $7.50

Men’s All Leather Gladstone Bags—$13.50

33 & 35 S. LAUEEL STBEET BRIDGETON. N. J. Store Open Evenings All Gifts Boxed Free in Christmas Boxes

Religion As A Guide For National Greatness

l T. Bradway 1 Work. Roofing. Fire Escapes r Ave

Wildwood

K O. E- Henry ;" J*gster and Stuccc Contractor *fl W. Magnolia Ave. Wflduood Bell 94

CHURCH DIRECTORY

Raymond Brennan ■MHl OoBtnctor—Concrete Products fTw. Lincoln Ave. Wildwood Key. 451-452

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAI^- *•*- nnd Central. Rev. Dr. Normnn Si Trent. Scrvlr** tvimtay It

FIRST RAITIRT-

Krv. Walter Shelley

/ Elec. Supply-Fixture Co. ifcetru*! Contractor—J. E. dwell. Plop. 27 £. Wildwood Ave. Wildwood

Compliments of ikrtxler’s Drug -Slore gnd Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J.

John E. Trout

Yeara ia the Building BcsI-ess ant elBrient. honest service, give an tract and be free from worry.

-Offcee sad Reridence-

Asbnry Ave. Ocean City toL 1200

drjvor. Sunday C.45 p.

FIRST PKKMHTTKRJAN—7(h ^and

F iln' Service* Suntb.v I0.“ IS p, m . Sunday Sc hot

'X’odiicwti.y pray-1 “c •

CHRISTIAN SaraJCE-Services only

HOLY TRINITY KP:» 'OPAL—11 lh I Cemrat. Rev. J. W. Watt*. M

Rrrvi'-« Sunday S a.

inday School S SO «. m. Week d'.y services: Sainl* day* sr.d !' o| V dvy. t* a. m Tuesdav Women * Guild S to l.rs

^ Uirt, Friendly

SocSety"j rd p r m'^ Thuraday. Youoz

Men'a CluL 7.JS p. in.

T JOHN’S LUTHERAN—10th and

Central. Rev. Carl 1 ”

10 a. m.

WILDWOOD

FIRST BAPTIST-

liev. t. II.

. 7.X

pra> v

I RKKA RAPTTST-

1 aarfield. .Sunday*?!

To Grow Successfully We Must Build Religiously

The Way of Life and Light!

Religion is the soul of a nation. The lesson ol history is that no nation has lung survived the decay of its religious Instilutions. Neglect of religion means Orel individual, then national degeneracy. Matthew Arnold said that the ancient nations came down one after another for the lack of righteousness. President Coolidge spoke with the voice of a prophet when he said: "When we explore the real foundations of our instilutions we come very soon to the matter of religion. When the common people turned to the reading of the Bible, as they did in the Netheilands and in England, when they were stirred by a great revival os they were in the days of Edwards and Whiteilcld. I he way was prepared for Cromwell and for Washington, li was because religion ga.e the people a n;>w importance and a new glory that they demanded a new government. We cannot reject. In oar generation. the cause and retain the result."

This makes clear the importance of the church and her influence as a factor In helping to solve our national problems. In other words, the man who Identifles himself with these influences and Ideals which help to keep his vision dear, stands In the place in which 1 <• receives the greatest power to serve his country. True patrioUsm demands ihal every citizen j.-late himself with those principles and imitliuiIons that make for the nurrr.l and spirt.ual life of the nation. Go to church because the church stands for th - highest type of manhood and womanhood, li preaches religion. It aims to inspire by moans of religion. It calls us to worship—to b w In reverence at the ihrone of God. H lids before the eyes of a sin-stricken world the cross of one who was crucified for us all, saylug ever, that the way of the cross ia the way ol life and HghL

CHURCH DIRECTORY

SEA ISLE CITY

:PH'S R. C.—RL Rev. Magr. zi. Dally Masse* at S a. m. Masses at « amt le So c - i o'clock Xla** every oilier

Itenedlctlon^ of, Ibe^

Blessed Pacraui meat. Sunday

: Sunday follow -

t * a. n

hut 'ay 5pu< rln

League Sunday

e:.ma

'I. 1STOPAL TABER-

CHURCH DIRECTORY

iT. ANN'S R- C.—Rev. James A. Moroney. I'nr‘«c and Magnolia. Masses Sunda- i and 10 a m.. Sunday Srhoo 1 p. m. Evening

holy days and evening* of llrat

Friday* 4 and 7.

FIRST MprHQPIBT KPJBOOPAL

end Pacific- Rev. DeWI! Service* Sunday 11 n. m p. m . Sunday Scbo i ' V'ediuaday prayer

OUR PURPOSE

CHURCH DIRECTORY

WOODBINE

HEBREW rllEUY^A.qiTDATJt AC

TaishUf. Servle.

CHURCH DIRECTORY

Dally. hour)

HKBR1

NORTH WILDWOOD BA1TIRT — Augleaea. IWtmajIvanU and Srd. Services Sunday. >1 »• m - S p. m.. Sunday School I.S0 p. m. FIRST METHODIST aMSCOPAte-

undity

C. Ray HulUch

Hem. Is Ho Better Than

Your PJumbtng

Oceaa City

Tri 12*

t Avr

WEST WILDWOOD ’ WILDWOOD UNION—:

Bm’i iw r Attnar Ocean Cit» f Jepwtus BosihJUdio . d gemre 8sl« *nd Sark* J4J4 Cha, K. Batfrr.. Prop John J. Johnson St Son Plustrr. Brick sad £o :ro Aw- 0 ^ 8D Ci,y John Pelto

I'iSiXU'AL-Young ar iTiKSttYTERi a :

OCEAN VIEW ly BAnurr ua*tor. BUktok; Morning s

SOUTH SEAV1LLE IODIST El'ISOOi'Ate-Rcv.

TIFERBTH ISRAEI. -

servic-B on notice. S:tt-

urHvys only ar-d holiday*.

GREEN CREEK

BETHEL METHODIST BITSCOI'At

U S. Sam

. Brewli

undsy* -I'liad “tJs" winy pm r meeting

COLD SPRING

r.oBYTERIAN—Rev

Servle " '

Weds

Wriatu Service;

CAPE MAY

BAPTIST—Rev. V; ri - School 11 U ■ST METHOD

a Hunter Ser-

tnhla and

1.J0 p m , nuu- . m. Wednesday

IPISOOPAL—Rev. P ,

' THE SEA K. C>

rr

Keystone Auto Club Ser. Station

Expert Auto Repairing 24 Hour Service Towing, Ignition. Tire Repairing

Main Shore Road, P. R. R., Ocean View

4% Woodbine National Bank 4% Savings Pay the Modern Savings Way—By Check

May’s Garage Raybestos Brake Service Station Both Phones Woodbine, N. J.

Jacob L. Morris Plumbing. Heating. Water Systems and Sewerage, Pipe and Fittings. Supplies Estimates Given on Electrical Supplies and Fixtures —Always At Yonr Service— Franklin and Adams Woodbine

Philadelphia Bargain Store General Merchandise Woodbine, N. J.

Benjamin K. Bo'winick Heats, Groceries, Delicatessen, Lunch Tel. 14-R Woodbine, H. J.

Goldman Brothers Co. Interior Decorating and Painting Tel. Key. 3-D Woodbine. N. J.

Tuckahoe Lumber Co. Lumber. Builders’ Supplies, Cod, Feed and Grain Tuckahoe. N. J.

BEESLEY M POINT

GOSHEN “BWraf.lST \v ! i. I,; Bratherbood servle. PI-.’I m . Sunday School 12 no m"'I IMM ANUEL BAPTIST—R.

: ADVENT—Lais'

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE i j METHODIST IM

SOUTH DENNIS HAL BAITIST—Sen

CAPE MAY P0IN T ' LUTHER 1*1 — Rev 1

Lena’s Restaurant Special Shore Dinners—Home Cooking Cape May Court House Bert Shipley & Son Motor Repairing and Towing Tel. 9-R-12 So. Dennis, H. J. Laws & Henderson Goodrich Silvertown Tim and Tubes Part Homs, R. J.

Corson & Mills Lincoln, Ford, Fordson Sales and Service TeL 163 Port Norris, N. J.

E. L. Warren Lumber Co., Inc. Building Materials of All Kinds Tel. 60 Port Norris. N. J.

The C--operatic

, cf the Firms Listed Hereon Msl'.es Possible the Publication of This DireC.jry

Waller L, Riggtn Plumbing and Electrical Installation Port Norris, N. J.

Royal Taxi Service v w Night—Trip or Serri and Asbury 0t«

Raymond H. Perks Electrical Con traitor iury Avenue Occ Tel 29-233

Herman J. Laier Plumbing and Heating Contractor 10 Asbury Avenue Ocean City

Walter £ Johnson Now is the time to think about the New Lawn. 148 Asbury Avenue Ocean City

Atlantic Printing & Pub. Co. Cnpe May Caunty Times-Ocean City News Seven Mile Besi k Reporter Port Norris Advertiser