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Dear Maty T.:

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Dear Martha R.:

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Dear Ruth

Glad to aHrr w you back amonr tho colorers and hope you will win a priac Wore lone Rirthd.n oarttea ate lots of tun I'm mri

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Dear Rutbanna M.:

Thank* tor wodin* in the little - story U j* printed, a* you will

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The jikture you drew yourself . aud colored was very pretty and j I am prtid.nc you a box of rrsjt uas pa a sporiai av_-: .--jr your

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Dear Hrlen 8 :

Sorry you spoiled your drswlnt ■ ao yoa couldn't send it in this E ®—k Wish you soccewi w xt

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Mary .SriUtaw Bm Hi,

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, many friend*. . I will glee *

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i«»d I think he sin t, this v (ar I jorgrt us There are lour of os ! three girls end one boy .od* sti you see Oiristniaa mean* a lot to me and my sister* and brother. I j hope you will be happy loo.

Tour friend. i

Anns Kstter Benson.;

Sontb Denua. N. J

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mas Use la the hsppk all the j*ar. not only to

« and girls, hot for older • well, and l hope erer? you enjoy a never to hr c day. km remember tfa*t said: “It to more blessed to mm to receive," and while

■avlng • wonderful time ■ gift* don't forget any

nd girt* you may know w ho

so fortxmate as you. want U> thank all of a?

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Dm- Cnde BUI:

Cxrtotmas U the alceat time of! the rear for me. It is the time of tie year when I am happy and I try to make every one else happy and retry. It is the time of year ■ ben eterchee and schools meet and tng carols of the Christ Child torn in the manger In Bethlehem .ears ago and make good wishes <nd bring good cheer to

Dear Cod

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m «* n * *5® happiest day

M all the year Christmas is the day wr can make others very happy, few It Is more blessed to glw than to receive. That verse to found in Acts I*:35 Jesus was not born on December 15. but it U •he day that is set aside In memory of Jesus' birth JeumT birth means more <o me than rav own.

of coarse.

Yoar friend. Itutbanna hfcllroy. Fort Norris. N. J.

Age Ten

Dnr I'ncle Bill: Christmas means a tot to me when 1 think of the Christmas story Of long ago, when lh c Wise Men followed Qic shining star of the East to see the baby Jesus. The baby Jeans waa lying In a manger at tbe Inn at Bethlehem. How tbe Wise Men gave him presents and bow King Herod tried to

kill him.

Then we should not think of ' ’hriatma* as a day of presents and fun. as some people think of Thanksgiving. But we should be thankful that Jesus was bom on earth to help men and heal the Then 1 think of how be suffered on the cross and died for ns. That could not have happened if be bad not hewn born. Bo wr should be a* thankful on Christmas Day as Thanksgiving Day. and not Just think only of presents and Joy. Even the smaller children should he taught the story of Jesus We should try to help and please the poor and need)'. Everybody known* it is fun to give and receive gift* but we should not Just think of octwelves and presents.

jhZ^JL *****■*•= " l! 1* more!ago. we may not have been here rSJto^a^ ‘E?, ! because He was ,£ ^e who *> ■»?« 7 or iTi? . blrt “S' “ ved ,1S frora our *to» and He was not b^ B ZLl V? ‘1 J T‘ had tbe 0n, ‘ mho d,wl on (bat

Your* tnilv * And rhris ( ma *- ton. *e have Emma i;«in ! ^f***-' lrp ®*' ,I1 trimmed and lots Emma Lore Irwin., of pr- - nts. It means a lot when \a- Eleven i }ou ‘ n Kire Present*. It means

lha * v * -hould be thankful for

Dear t-ncle Bill: what w,. do geu For some cbll-

1 hrfaru.ii.- b a happy day for drew don't even know Jesus or me. On Christmas Eve we go to I w !t*i Christina* to or means ° L hri5,mas P™* ^ nd * l "' n rt>ti are wishing j-ou

gram hi given. There is a big will got a certain thl&g and you I^(b Presents, which are do get It. H means we should i exenanged h? people. I get a lot all be thankful that we are alive ! of presents, also aoi:.* randy from and know Christ who saved u* and tho Sunday whool. arc noi :kc children who don't

' hri*tina» also m<ans to me the know him There are so many

birthday of Jesus. Gifts were things ...

brought to the baby Jesus by the tell C Wise Men. That is why we re- moan

eeive presents.

It is a home coming of relatives from far and near, a day wo all get together with my grand-

mother.

Christmas means to me a Jolly time at school. 1 am in n play to help entertain our parents. Of all the days in the year Christinas H the best to roe. A Merry Christmas : nd a Happy New Year to vou all.

CHUord Norton.

of Jesus. Gifts were things l: means. I can hardly o the baby Jesus by the tell them all. But most of all tt i. That is whv we re- means to me. that 1 know Jesus

who was born on December 25 B than nineteen hundred years __ thai He died for us and we should all be thankful for It.

Harriet Bradway.

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Age Twelve

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I am always glad when Christmas coune First, because I have some holidays. Then I like to get up early and see what I gel. I also like to go to entertainments and plays which arc given at Christinas time. I like to make people happy by giving them presents, I like a have a tree decorated, to). I mostly always receive a lot of presents. Christmas also means to that It is Christ's birthday. Christmas means that we should give gifts to make people happy This L all I can think of now. so I will dose. Your friend. Mildred E. Reeves.

Millville.

Age Thirteen Dear Unde Bill: Christinas me -ns so much to me. that I can hardlj tell all the things It does mean. First It means most of all that if Jesus was not born in Bethlehem i than nineteen hundred years

Age Fourteen

Dear Unde BUI:

I am always glad when Christmas time comes because that is the season when every body seems

j to be happy and Jo; -it Everybody - Is busy making things for others

and self seems to be forgotten. My mother Is all the time busy making good things to eat and everytime my Dad comes home she meets him at tbe door .-nd they slip quietly in with packages and bundles, and then there Is the Christmas tree trimmed with beautiful ball- and thm-l. 1 am glnd that Christmas time Is kept sacred, fqr It reminds us of the little baby that was born In Bethlehem ao many years ago and of the beautiful words that the angels sang that night “Peace on Earth. Good Will m Min." I am glad that at Christmas time

j nil the little boys and girls who I have no lather or mother are j taken to nome nl-c place and

c‘.>en toy* and randy and good

[things to eat.

1 In the city where I lue. the

firemen, policemen and tbe different churches give a treat and In front of the school have s large tree for all the children and all who want can go up to the tree and get fruit and candy. Doris Wbildjn. 102 W. Uncoln Avenue. Wildwood. N J. The Little Fir Tree The following story of the Little Fir Tree was sent in by Rulbanna Mcllvoy. of Port Norris: “Once there wa* a IHUa fir tree. It was lonely. AU the othi r tree* had gone to sleep. She had no one to play with. One night three little rablts came to plav with tbe little fir tree. They raid we must be good, it wiU soon l>e Christinas. •Christmas, said the Hr Tree. ‘What Is Christinas?' Jon't you know what Christinas I Why

Christinas—Just then Santa Claus came, the rabbits ran and Santa said. 'Little Fir Tree, help me.' So be took It !o the house on the Jill) and trimmed It up with dolls and toys and then left." Timber Profitable \. Timber is an agricultural cropgrown from the soil, say foresters oi the IT. 8. Department of Agriculture. Timber growing Is usually not a major project on the farm but timber often bring In a substantial part of the income. Timber Is a farm saving:; bank to be drawn upon in times of extra need. Thrifty growing timber rightly protected and cut oflefi yields more profit than money at 6 per cent. Interest

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Christmas Suggestions

Stainless Table Knives Carving: Sets Express Wagons Bicycles Scooters Velocipedes Baby Walkers Foot Balls Basket Balls Punching Bags Boxing Cloves

Electric Toasters Electric Irons Electric Curling Irons Electric Heaters Electric T ains Xmas Tree lights Pocket Knives Safe.y Razors Clocks and Watches Carpenters’ Tools

Freed-Eisemann Radio and a full line of Toys | Esibill & Sharp

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51 E. COMMERCE ST. BRIDGETON,

Spiritual Life The Only Lasting Assurance!

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ma T. Bnsdway

Metal Work. Roofing. Fire Escapes 15 E- Spencer Are. Wildwood

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Flasto oa>d fijocao dfcnfeactor 1 W. Xagfadia Src. Wildwood

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Raymond Brennan nexal CoBttwtar—Concrete Pmoucu *1 W. Lincoln Aw. Wildwood Key 451452 _ . Jersey Elec. Supply-Fixture Co. I Contractor—J. E. CM well. Prop, r E. Wildwood Ave. Wildwood

"Compliments of

Hertxler’a Drug Store Eighth and Asbun Avenue

Ocean City. H. J.

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OCEAH CITY

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John E. Trout 24 Yean in the Building Basinets you vast efficient, honest terrier, give • the contract and be free from worry.

C. R«y Hultich Herne b Ho Better Than Yonr Plumbing Avenue Ocean City Ttl 122

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Faith, Hope and Love —The Triple Crown of Character

Fortunes are unde and lost In a day. Success U a will I'-the-winp. In hand one minute only to slip fr-m our grasp the next. Prosperity shine* a* the sunlight for one hour only to be bidden behind tbe clouds of depression the next. Reputation Is a* fickle as public opinion which praises today and curs— tomorrow. But faith abides. Confidence is the enduring fabric of life, mutual trust to the supporting strength of every social group, the mainstay of everlasting organlxation. "Hope springs eternal In the human heart." It beiyis os the sapling beneath the storm ol oppression, hate and disaster only to spring up again when the gale has blown out Its fury. Hope to rooted deep in the suhnoi!

of the human soul.

Love is eternal. It to the foundation of the Christian home which has outlasted the Infldclity «.f ronturies. It to the harbinger of a better day It survives the fury of tbe flame of hate and lives even In the a«bw of despair.

Faith. Hope and Lore are the essential elements In all true neatness. They are the triple crown pf Christian character. They arc the essential elements in the Christian Church. The greatest men of all ages have been devout Christians who believed in God and the power of prayer. Lincoln, one of the gr-atest nun America has produced, was a constant reader of the Bible fni a student of the Word of God. At the news of the capitulation of Lm, Lincoln and his cabinet dropped to their km .s, and in

i are offered prayer.

A short time before the aaaasslnat'on. he said Vo a minister. “The time has come when I feel I ought to confess my faith, and 1 have made up my mind to apoly for admission to your church." Almost every President of the I'nited State* has been a regular supporter of the church and a firm believer In the guidance of Divine Providence. Croat men are always ready to acknowledge th*-ir belief In God and their own inferiority.

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WILDWOOD N-B R- C-Kev.

FIRST METHODIST. ra’lHCOPMj— Vai 1 j j» p. ra.. Sunday School » «_ n~ j m Wedn—di T pm>« meeting . 30 j HOBTH WILDWOOD

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it'RY M. E. CHDH

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CAPE KAY COURT HOUSE

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AVALON

. RNOMINATlONAI.—Rev. J. W. Oumitiy Service* Sunday !«.»» A. M ar.d T. In It M Wednraday K yer acrvlee a' h I' M.. Servlo— d at Preri.ytcrton Church. OCEAN VIEW

SOUTH SEAVILLE odist ni Jradway. S .. Sunday f PALERMO BAPTIST—Rev ii M Stoff-D vice* Sunday ll a. m . T.su i Sunday School 9 ii a- to. BEESLEY S POINT METHODIST EnSCOS'AE-R.-

IRTHODtST X** P ™ t APT 1ST—Rev. Crf I * Sunday 10.30 a. e I Sunday School 2 p- ‘ TUCKAHOr,

HEBREW CHEVY AGUDATII AC-IIKM—RatU-l I. Tulidi-rr S»r--~-ftalllrd.iv 9 a. m. Siltiwt <nr«' I: Dally, snnrise and sunset

HEBREW TIPERETH Oj^a - Iona I acrvlcc.

only and holiday*. GREEN CREEK

acrvlce 7.J3 p. RIO GrINDE METHODIST EPUCOPAI—Rev. P. S. Sampem. So- vice. Sunday 3 p. ni.. eacii tide', and fifth Sunday.

H.

RIO GRANDE—Rev. V\ Service* Sunday 7 S6 | day Sch»a>l J p. mGOSHEN

SOUTH DENNIS

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SEA ISLE CITY

IHcaecd Sacrnmcnt Sunday following lari Mae* RaptlTOl to apt ' rnent. Sunday School at 9 a. 1 METIS -I -1ST ElMSCOPAIe—Rev P. Von PfTd. Sunday services a. m . '.P’ p - Sunday School 12 noon. Thur ay prayer a-nice 7.30 p. m. Epai th Longue Sunday

7 p. m.

MESSIAH l-l'Tli

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COLD SPRING

CAPE MAY a I i : , sTiANsrn:: : '!'E-trt

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Keystone Auto Club Ser. Station Expert Anti. Repairing 24 Hour Service Towing. Ignition. Tire Repairing Main Shore Road. P. B. B., Ocean View 4% Woodbine National Bank 4% Savings Pay the Modern Saving* Way—By Cheek May’s Garage Baybestos Brake Service Station Both Phones Woodbine, H. J. Jacob L. Morris Plumbing. Heating. Water Systems and Sewerage, Pipe and Fittings. Supplies Estimates Given on Electrical Supplies and Fixtures —Always At Your Service— Franklin and Adams Woodbine Philadelphia Bargain Store General Merchandise Woodbine, N. J. Benjamin K Botwinick Meats. Groceries, Delicatessen. Lunch Tel. 14-B Woodbine. K. J. Goldman Brothers Co. Interior Decorating and Painting Tel. Key. 3-D Woodbine, H. J. Tuckahoe Lumber Co. Lumber, Builders’ Supplies. Coal, Feed and Grain Tuckahoe, N. J. Lena’s Restaurant Special Shore Dinners—Home Cooking Cape May Conrt House

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th® FUTO5 Listed Hereon ^KesPossible the Pufa'.^^n ofT , ^^"^y

Royal TroSernce

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Raymond H. Perks Electrical Contractor

651 AsteJ

City

Hermon J. Laier

Plumbing and Heating Contractor

Walter C. Johnson

is the time to think about the

110 Asbury Avenre

Ocean City 143 Asbury Avenue

Bert Shipley & Son Motor Repairing and Towing l-B-12 So. Dennis. H. J.

Laws & Henderson

Goodrich Silvertown Tires and Tubes Port Norris, N. J.

Corson & Mills

Lincoln. Ford, Fordscn Sales and Service Tel. 163 Pori Norris, N. J. E. L. Warren Lumber Co., Inc. Building Materials of All Kinds Tel. 60 • Port Norris, N 7.

Walter L. Riggin

Plumbing and Electrical Installation Port Norris, N. J. Atlantic Printing & Pub. Co. Cape Ma; Ounty Tirces-Ooean City Hews S ven Mile B-ach Reporter

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