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GREEN CREEK . Quite a large number of our people attended field day at Court House Saturday. Charles H. Loper sold Capt. Joseph James a young covr last week. Kent Kedgrares is still sawing wood for some of our people. Some™ Isard and wife of Rio Grande now occupy their cottage at the beach. Mr. Isard has planted several cargos of oysters. Mrs. Allie Foster is with Sirs. Ella ( Yanaman at Dias Creek for a few weeks. Charles Soffe of Dias Creek is doing lots of paper hanging for our housewives j this spring. Edward Cresse and wife, of Cape Slay ( City, spent Sunday afternoon with their daughter, Sirs. Frank Hollingshcad. ' Our people are very sorry to learn Prof. Quimby will not teach our public < school another year as he expects to go f to college. Wesley Thompson and Frartk Schcllinger caught the first sturgeon of the Truman Hickman and wife drove to Bouth Dennis Sunday to attend the * funeral of his cousin Jacob Crandall, . who died at his home in Atlantic City £ of cancer of the stomach. Several members of Hereford Lodge, ^ L O. 0. F. attended church service in a body at the Methodist Cburcli at

Court House Sunday morning and listened to a well delivered sermon by the pastor Rev. J. W. Lynch, who is also a member of the order. William Bateman and wife spent Sunday with his uncle and aunt, John Lawrence and wife at Dias Creek. Miss Julia Parsons and daughter from ' Holly Beach spent Friday with her sis- ' ters here. Thomas Holmes and - his estimable wife, of Wildwood, called on friends ' here Monday. Ephraim 8. Cresse has been a great j sufferer from gall atones for the past ' week. The house pf Seth Miller looks very " much better in its new coat of white ' paint 1 R. C. Holmes, our mail agent has a ' ■mall wagon he hitches behind his auto ' to carry freight. Jere Foster and wife are now jani- , tors of the Methodist church since Miss Leeds gave it up. MisB Cecilia Selover is with her sister Miss Shivers at Anglesea this week. i Francis Holmes and Frank Hand each 1 caught a drum fish in their sturgeon j nets Monday. , Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Carroll and party from Dennisville, and Charles Taylor ' and friends of Cold Spring passed thru ] here Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ellis, wife "of the pastor of the * Methodist Church, is visiting friends in New York this week. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hand, of Wildwood, called on friends here on Fri- 0 d*y- f Frank Hollingshead, who bought the old school house and lot baa turned the second floor into a dwelling and the t lower is fitted up in fine shape for a general store. We are glad to say Frank j

has decided to open a first class country store and will personally look after the business himself. He moved in Tuesday and has already began ordering goods. We wish him as much success as we have to go to other towns for many of our goods. 1 Capt. M. M. Norbury was at Court House Saturday passed the test and was granted a driver's license for bis automobile. The Schellinger girls are laying out a lawn tennis court. ' Rev. W. A. Ellis, pastor of the Methodist Cburch, took for his subject Snn- ' day evening, several hymns and their authors, giving a very interesting talk on each. ' All our people are sorry to learn that both our public school teachers have decided not to return to their school another year, but each will attend a college in another state. A cement company* will give a motion picture show at the Grange Hall, Cold Spring, X. J., on Thursday, May 13, at P. M. Xo charge for admission. A FEMALE ARISTOCRAT f The bugaboo of a female aristocracy was flaunted before delegates at the ( second annual Gloucester County Boys' • Conference, held in the Pitman Mcths. , odist Episcopal Church, in an address • by Prof. E. B. Woods, supervising principal of the Glassboro public schools. His Subject was "Why More Boys Ought to Attend High School." 'Tor every 100 boys there are 142 ,

^ girls in high school today," be said, , J "and the ratio is increasing. What does this denote? It forcasts that the girls y on the whole will be better educated t ^ than the boys. The danger signal points toward what the Socialist described as ^ a male proletariat — an ignorant mass— and a female aristocracy. Women are J coming into public affairs fast; they are sounding the clarion notes of equal ^ suffrage throughout the land, and well they may, too, for the average woman is coming to be more intelligent than the average man." There were 121 boys registered at the , ^conference from twenty-eight different , towns and rural communities in Gloucester county. They represented fortyone Sunday schools and twelve Y. M. , C. A. groups. — Camden Po6t-Telegram. OF THE OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION, ETC. Of the Star and Wave published daily, at Cape May, X. J., required by the Act of August 24, 1912. Name of Postoffiae Address ~ Editor, Albert R. Hand, Chpe May, X. J. . Manager — " t Albert R. Hand, Cape May, N. J. I Business Manager — " Albert R. Hand, Cape May, X. J. — Star A Wave Pub. Co., Cape May, N. J. — Robert E. Hand, Erma, X. J. Albert R. Hand, Cape May, X. J. Samuel F. Eldredge, Cape May, X. J. Known bond holder™, mortgagees, and Known bond holders, mortgagees, and more of total amount of bonds, mort- I gages or other securities — Xone. ALBERT R. HAND, x Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 26th day of April, 1915. JOSEPH H. HUGHES, Notary Public of X. J. n Commission expires May 31, 1916. ■

RIO GRANDE '| Mrs. Maine Hildreth of Cold Spring, 1 1 spent over Sunday with her husband. I Leon Hickman and .wife spent the first of the week jn Camden. Mrs. A. Wyiiams returned home Sat- J urday after trending two weeks with Mr. Williams' parents of Holmesburg, I £ Pa. Mrs. Harry Smallwood, of Camden, . spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mre. J. Fisher. Miss CI cone Schellenger of West Cape " May spent over Sunday with her aunt, J Mrs. Warren C. Xeal. Mre. Isaac Gilleon and Mrs. Jere Boris n autoed to Wildwood on Tueaday. John S. Known and wife spent over . Sunday with Mrs. Brown's sister of Millville, X. J. John Stedworthy and wife spent Sun-! £ day with Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman. J The S. K." C. Club met at the home of Sire. Chas^Presse on Wednesday. . Miss Marie Hand spent the week end with friends in Cape Slay. bliss. May Xeal, of Wildwood, spent Saturday with her aunt, Mre. D. E. Goff. 1 Many of the Children visited Court House on Saturday, it being field day. Harry Hand is spending a few days in Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Fred Xeal is entertaining her daughter and two grandsons of Hart- ® ford, Conn. — Mrs. John Harris' was attending to E business at Cape May on Monday.

Rev. Robert McKay, of Baltimore, M. D., was calling on friends here the first of the week. Mrs. A. E. Edwards has been entertaining her sister of Wildwood for a few days. A cement company will give a motion picture show at the Grange Hall, Cold Spring, X. J., on Thursday, May 13. at '- 8.00 P. M. Xo charge for admission. 'r Q REVENUE STAMPS g Yon may obtain Documentary P.eveis nue Stamps of various denominations by it tailing on the Security Trust Company corner Washington and Ocean streets t H. C. THOMPSON, Manager. 1825 1915 t THE . .f. PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY t Incorporated 1825. ? CHARTER PERPETUAL 1 ■ • V . ' OFFICE, 508-510 WALNUT ST i Philadelphia, Pa. I Capital - $750,000.00 Aaaeti - , $8,002,962.21 Surplus - $2,326,053.39 DIRECTORS. | Charles H. Barry John L. Thomson R. Dale Benson W. Gardner Crowell ■ J. Tatnall I-ea Edward T. Stotcsbury3 M. Cadwalader Edwin X. Benson, Jr. Henry L Brown • CHARLES H. BARRY, President ' JOHN L. THOMSON, Vice President j j W. GARDNER CROWELL, 2d Vice Pres. and Sec'y. I L. WARNER, Asst. Sec'y. 1

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