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CAPX KAY CODKTY TMES. FBIDAY, MAY 11. 1M8.

j cloosh. Gllfcfrt ChaaibcrluD. Rob-

; Joa'pti Nicoli.

ter WatTen. Jfwu-pb i'apaldt. 1 »rI ol)o iwtrmnn. Ameiia Berry. Roee Drlroesl. Macdaleiie Imc-ria. Mary F. HeBdcnon. MtrUo Hoffs&x. Miriam Hoffman. Maude Jon<.. Belle Ma««. Edna IVrry. Panllw

Ptwey. Ruth Shaw.

t.\So-Called “Expert " More Often Two ^ “f To Blame Than Sunday Driver Conl ” t w,nn ' !r ‘

South Seavilk

Mr and Mr» Orri* Rigxlns ol

R. Robbhi*. teacher

Robe"t Bradford. Daniel H*rii*. Percy Jacdha, Bjrtm Pepper. Mil /Ham Pleraon. charier HoWilnt

jOEKl^ -Pupil* r 0! tr duna* April were: in 0~ I aad II ja.pro.tire. teacher U Doris Da BoD. szn. Fannie Mi “ Mary I llnrence Mo ‘J,., Kobert EetlOW. -xi.wrlu Robert X>r* late*. Warren Morn*. «'bari«| Morris. Clifford

;; Randolph, teacher . , • r Amelia FWfn- „ (i.-till. Ella May; . IVirothy UBP* , snckwell. JUry B-Ri-v Peteratm. H*rRii r er Bradford. Jar* r , pbl>. Jay I'ertitMO. .:.. William Lnad. U'.:. G"or«e Swain. lirade IT •wpiail. teacher . Henry BHrxard. 5i:n«on. Melvin Green, Tony !*on*tt*. William Rlnina. £, Sm-. Waiter Rudotjltl. C Vireinia Boarqltill. try. Beatrice Gaakill. i Rena Mairee. Car i. Evelyn Toncne. bradr V nance, teacher i Ifcailro, Joseph Dlmaha. Unwood Gaakill. Robert Lupton. klntiflj. John Maybew, fKrrvor. Paul RobWn*. Genevieve Brndluirpi IhlDbey. Pauline L'itT l^iri. Rhodclla broiliv Newcomb. EHaEthel Smith, i.iade VI

“Give the Sunday driver' alwarning, rattuts in •tfarply h * DC ' ' “rae* the Keystone Au 1 vine the

c , nb N>w

that

maligned driver is many things that properly slK.uld i be charged against ih.- more .

petieaced and so^-alled “expert''! highway when another *«***• i the binds at an exnert

crack.

much

t 'ohitlnn* were fcie two names apelled iilming letters wet. nd CERIH BON. The • rauw d by the first

(bough intersections wer# a pri- , ^ <he rate right of way | BgV AUS “The mas or woman who does : innihD .

M drive every day U likely to I

herotne ‘rattled' and drive off the i Although many replies were

inlreceiied •wtyone. excepting the

! the bands of art expert.' coatee : five wtnite... omitted the S"

. *»y* a atatemect i daahlng atoag lioggtn* the road 'from Beyarv’

Oworge Rollins. Mark Stltea. An- '/ Club, “little sympethy with | It woo Id be much mere heromlng I T>< winners were: na J Betty. Edna Berry. Mary J ! tb * :t ■ fho ° 1 “f automobile driver* in the experieoevd driver to kvwpi Mi- Hetwehel Wealhrrby. Cape Bowden. Mary K. Earl. Rebecca ‘ * lrtrh '^k* I" D> the blame for, to his own side >< the road and j May Court llooae Gate*. Virginia. Love. Gladysi ^ rrit - fna acridenu on the Sun- show ev>rjr coastdentUoa for tb- Kim* M. Nlckereon. Goshen. Peterson. Eliesbetb Pusey. lw*bM*F driver.' As n class, we be-.other fellow < ommoti roartesy Kerri*- Hnw. Belleplain. Robbins. Matian Smith Ruth ftil-l " < ' v '' ,h '' “ r owners t ho are Iran do more to cwt down the! Mr* James Colls. Woodbtn*

11 United in driving to 8a urday* < nrr-tdeM tell than all the Iswaj l* C llepner. Cenlerton. land Sundays are more careful and regulation* that can be de- The solu’ioti to (be contest Till < and trngtworthy than the alleged! vised. 1

Mrs. Mary McDaniels, teacher Harper Chance.. Mshion Cobb. Joseph Dagastlne. Paul Garrison. Harry Brown. Harry Newcomb. Earl Ruhland, Earl Silvers. Mary Bateman. Ruth Blixxard. Mildred •onklto. Rose Leonette. Alberta Phillips. Delta Gasklll. Mrs. Chance's room won the at-

'expert*' wbo lose no opportunity. Sundays or weekdays, to di»pD> their prowess, often with dlsan-!

Irons results. | biln display toward their fellow "Observation lends to show : traveler* the same brand of that Where the -Sunday driver’ Is; courtesy ripened of them tn the Involved in an accident with an {drawing room. There is no rea•expert' the fault almost invar-1 »no why a man sbould lose hi* laldy* lie* with the Utter The I seow of social value* a* soon aa usual cause of such accident* I* | he takes his place In the driver's pasatef^at high speed without ’ seal"

In the Churches Port SorrtTfiL E. <hnrrli Sunday- May Ifth-fi OO A. M .

Recent Deaths

i She < a* member of the Haley-

j vill# M E. ‘"hurch.

1 She is Sb rived by her husband i *nd two son*. Jesse and Ray-

r mood, who live at home.

I The Unneral was held Sunday s.'irraoon at 2 o'clock from her late residence Rev. Joseph Simpson, of Dividing Creek M. E. i-hurcb. was In charge. Inter-

p. It. Yount People ■ Klgfit.| <e>wu me prrviou sioooay. meat was made In the Hai-yvUle doubD orchestra, special singing.; 1 M. E. Cemetery. wentton. tbetne. “Having a Plan - ', Lewis G. RiMK 1 '

M’edneeday a fi:^ P. M. pray

EYidsy at 4:00 P. M. Junior Lmgue. All services on dsyilght sarin? time. Rev. Charles G. Book, pastor.

Port Yorri* BapK'l Charri Saturday. 7:M P. M. -prayer and praise service, subject. "The Importance of Prayer." There will be no service Ih the church on Sunday morning. In order to accept an invitation to the anniversary at the Baptist Church, of Dividing Creek. fi:30 P. M.. Christian Endeavor subject. ■'Home Life. A Teat of My Christianity." Leaders. Helen Smith and Huthanna Mcllroy, 7:50 P. M.. preaching service, subject. “When the Social Service Worker* Failed."

“I never saw such dreamy “You never stayed so

kairton The funeral oi Lew- Dividing Creek Baptist C. Willis, of Bethlehem. Pa . Church Notes

was held in the Presbyterian the close of the morning service our pastor had the pleas ure of administering the ordinance of baptism to two candidates, Mrs. Julia Chance and

Mrs Eva Terry.

The Ladles' Aid Society was err pleasantly entertained by Mrs Mattie Loper on Thursday

ning of last week.

hurch on Wednesday

May 2nd. Mr Willi* was a for-* resident of i'airlon and while llvin* here w*» a faithful member of the Presbyterian Church. interment wu> made at the Old

Stone > hurch < emetery. Mrs. Marina HEuard

HALEW1LLE- Mrs. Mar tbs fUlTTard seed rear*. Wife of Jesse Billiard. Sr., died Thursday. May Jrd. at her home Bronchial pneumonia *** cause of death. She wa

only five days

Mr*. Billiard wa* beloved by her man* friend*, particular!}'the children of the neighborhood, who railed her Aunt Martha. She bad been seriously ill before bnt

once tn her life.

Mrs. Billiard before her marriage was Mis* Martha Kennedy. She canje here from Roadstown. went io New York for two years and then returned to be marri in their own home by the Rt D. Ackley on December 24. 181

te reason you are not as smart as the other tellow Is because you could not think of It

A bald-headed man wbo has beard that the hairs of our be, are numbered wants to know there Is not some place where he can get the back numbers. Sammy: "Pa. what is a magic

B -Be n

. Kane. Pa., have purchased the I week-end.

week * Plow) . lough nut WhiIlnlt prope, ; on ,he Dennta . «• "«»»*

rille road. •

A number of people frfcn her* j attended th»- funeral of Morris j Clark, at Sen Die City, last Sat- | Mr*. Walter T-iour. of Clermont, wa* in town on Saturday. K A- Grace *n,i wife attended the funeral of a rriativw in Mill-

ville on Saturday.

Mm. S Wheaton returned to her home here on Saturday, aft*" spending several days at Sea Die City wiih Mr- Phoebe Fteber Mrs. Carrie Scrtvaa!. of Wildwood. spent Saturday with Me*.

H. Hilton.

Ralph Burley, of CoraonV Inlet Coast Guaul Station, spent *'i®

Beyari* Tea Room week-end with his sister. Mrs.

t FVrg’n ic Nlc's John Berry

They Kotok Bros. Rev. William Ht-grov»- and Heavy L» Rose Shoppe family. Misses Mary Eller, and -Morrison L. W. Ghagan i Uicn-tia Preston motored to Mill Makes Golden Phea* Inn ville on Tuesday of last week. -Few port Norris Garage, Jarob Sutton has had hi* ho.tse II—Mottoes Greenwood Pr«w j w ired. H-—Preferred Mr*. Beckett • A number of the D. of A. from O—Give Fagan tc Fleetwood '• here attended the council at Avail—Headquarters Heiberg'* ; Ion on Monday bight. 8—Need- Warren Lumber Co. | Mr- H Edward- spent TbursO- -Ho« C. M. Ware Co. j day night of last week with relaW—Demonstration Qwogenbaker I tives at Vineland. ■ j Mrs, H. Roeap and eon. MoiNow turn to tb«. missing let- 1

er page and get on the trail of , hose eliwiv. letter*. Track 'em jT ;o their lair and then line them I j. jp In their proper positions and ^ you will find they form the laat J § names ot two more advertisers on £

that page.

Send the solution to the Con- ! test Editor. Atlantic Printing and j £ Publishing Company. Sea Isle | >; City. *o that it will reach him I i by Wednesday morning, slating which theatre you prefer tickets | ^ for tn ease you are a winner. I £ You may name any theatre In 8 Cape Vay ot Cumberland County ,• you pr, fer. excepting the Moor- , : lyn. Ocean City For further detail* see "*■“ 1 * Mtaring letter Contest Plan the Missing Letter Page.

t Millville visitor*

of last week.

Bex. Bisgrcve ••nlertait.ed Maybew. of Phlladelphi.,. over

on Sunday afterncon after a bus- ’ in— r-iay in PhlladelpbW for a few days. Israel Reiner, of Millville.Open* Sunday her* vettfi relnftww and

Woodbine Notes

Kinney's Tennis

For the Whole Family

Robert Cutler, a atwv'eni at tbv PhtltHlelnbia on I’atversfly ot Pennsylvania, w—,-pendinx several days her* w4*b here over the week-end with b>- Mt vm | -:i 1 - ___ x - Jlcaat p^-_^ PfilUp AlexeHberg. «f PMIadel PhD. vtMted his parent* here r. cently Mr* M. Levenson eft for Phil-' adt-lpHa on Monday :. trains and will remain there tor t. few day* j

with relatives.

Mias Estelle Boiwin. a Phila-} detphia student w a* here over i the week-end with her parent*, jj Mnauel Smith, a law grwdasle H of PenasylvaaD Cniversity. «»»(] here on Sunday with relative* J]

and friends

Frank Pollock returned Satin day evening after spending * P* i |od of two week* with relatlvi in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ho rn spent a few day* In Philadelphia ]j on burin*** They returned or;*

Monday.

Max Becker wa* a Philade j>bi* business visitor for a few diy 1

$1.69

Hettinger For State Senator

X have been ermneeted with the Oyster Industry for over 2B yearand during 3 years as an Assemblyman brought all oyster legislation requested by the Oyster Committee to the public's attention before passing. if you believe that I stand fdt ■ ■ the same things that you stand i for and that 1 would a* a State i Senator represent you. then I ask for your vote at the Primaries next Tuesday.

Other Style*

Boy*' Tennl* Khoe* with he»v> sole* routh*- Tennis. White or fttaek. sll *»/l»* Child Sen - * Tennta snd Cros* Strap* Men's Tennis -uiid Canvas* Work Shoe*.

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Hettinger.) !fe

Albert R. McAllister Republican Candidate for fuate Senator of Cumberland County Your support and vote will appreciated at the Primaries to be held May 15th from • A. M- to 9 P. 1L, Daylight Saving Time. Mr. McAllister haring served the unexpired term of Hon. Furman Reeves, now asks one full term for himself. Paid for by Frank Gaaer. Agent.

JOSEPH S. FRELINGHUYSEN

A Man of Courage, Honesty and Ability

With a Record of Twenty-two Years of Constructive Public Sendee Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, United Slates Senator from New Jersey, during the most stirring and crucial years in the twentieth century of American History, submits his candidacy to the Republican voters of the

State in the coming Primary Election.

Bom in the heart of New Jersey's great agricultural 'istrict.

HIS PUBLIC RECORD

Raritan, Senator F relinghuysen is a notable example of the business man

in public life.

Committed to the principles of the Republican Party, he has sened the party in many capacities from humble worker in the ranks to United States Senator. His career has been distinguished by courage, independence and devotion to the interests of the people at large.

PLATFORM

Stale Senator for two terms. 1905-1911. President of the Senate, sessions of 1909 and 1910. Acting Governor. 1909. Pimnden, of the Slate Board of Agriculture, 1911-1928. Meu.be, o( State Board of Eduction. 1911-1917; pre.ide„t from 1914 until he reogned to enter Senate. United States Senator. 1917-1923 (member of tb* most important Senate Comm.ttees. in-clu-.ng Finance. Interstate Commerce and Military Affaus). chairmao of American Delegation. Intemauonal Conference on Shore Pollution. 1925.

Senat r Frelinghuysen Stands for: * Direct Primary. t, , t Preservation of Civil Service. Reduction of Taxes. Protective Tariff Safeguarding American Industry and 1-abor. Adequate Natona! Defense. Privately Owned and Operate Merchant Marine. Development of Commercial Aviation. Efficient School. Health and Welfare Laws. Good Roads and Improved Port Facilities. Square Deal for Industrial Worker and Farmer. Majority Rule by the People.

For U. S. SENATOR

JOSEPH S. FRELINGHUYSEN

REPUBLICAN

Put Your Cross Here [xj JOSEPH FRELINGHUYSEN Primary Day, Tuesday, May 15, 1928

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