Page Six CAPE MAY STAR AND WAVE Saturday, March 29, 1919

| 1 Dic hau CYS 1 A A5 The Rev John R. Greer, who is t be our justor for the coming your n ceived. a sordial welcome on Sunday morning, a lange audience busring his Just sermon. The former paster John Whitaker. who had served the charge for thiee years, is stationed at Westmont, and will move his . slongings to that place on Wednesday, Mrs, Eliza Camp was alled to the Court House on Monday y the death of her little grandchild, who‘e parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Amrose. Mrs. Ella Geary has taken up he residence in the Wentzel house on Main Street, vacating the house o Frank Fidler, which will be occupied by John Fidler and his bride, The sewing cirle met at the home of Miss Helen Caroll on "Triday night. Miz. Eugene Way recarned . from Philadelphia on. Priday wight. bring» ing her grand duughter, Molly: Mills, with her for a short visit. The annual school meeting held on Tuesday P. M. found four citizens only to exercise their right 10 elect tru tees; community. welfar; Howard Townsend was mew trustee. Rolla Hewitt and | Howard Warren were re-elected. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Earnest have returned to their home after spending the winter with their children in Pitman. Mr. Sholz of Port Morels has moved into the Taylor house and is employed by Ogden Gandy. Harry Corson, Mrs. Corson . and Harry, Jr., returned to their Philadel~ phis home on Sunday after a short visit with M. Conson‘s varento, Mre. Rachel Gandy is again at home after a winter‘s sojourn with her neice Mrs. Deborah Butcher at Heislerville. Mrs. Hannah Chester is at home after an absence of two months, and on Sunday was visited by her son Earl of Philadelphia. Mrs. Samuel Wesott and Mrs. Rose Carroll have been on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Z. Taylor motored to Ventnor during the past week. Miss Grace — Fidler entertained friends from the Court House on Saturday. Tuckahoe Juniors showed their skill wm our ball ground on Saturday, but we did not learn who was victorious.

| Private Thomas Robinson. retoined from "aver seas" and Camp Dix. on | Thursday and. was heartily greeted by old and yourg-his gold and silver burs being evidence of good work for (his, country The Sunday — School | Improvement (Society. will hold a pie, cake and ice, {erenm social in the near future to {raise money needed to complete n fund { which will be used to put a hitnd-wood {floor in the vestibule of the charchia much needed improvement, [ Miss Hannah Townsend chaperoned [several young people to Cape May on Suturday, where the Army Hospital was the object of their visit. [EJ 14 Dj Di IE 64 {4 01 51 2€ | Richard Holmes and daughter, Mre. Helen James makes frequent visits to Peermont. | Several . from here. joined . the Grange at Dias Crock, Tuesduy evenf Captain Mat Norbury and wife and Traman Hickman and wife spent Wednesday . with their esteemed friends, and Mrs. Walter L. Yerkes at uckahoe, ,_ Ralph Schellenger and daughter, ‘Elizabeth, the county Sunday: School |sccretaryy attended a board meeting ‘at Reuben T. Johnson‘s at Erma on ‘Tuesday night. A few of the many friends of Mrs. sephine Conover, gave her the surprise of her life Tuesday evening. William Conover, Chief Engineer of a large Ocean Steamer, arrived. in New York from France last week, The County Chamber of Commerce met in the K. G, E. Hall Thursday ‘evening last. I Frank H. Camp made his first visit to the State Capitol Friday. I C3 R LLB _ .:mond, who recently came home from "over seas" spent the weekend in! Philadelphin. Professor Einstein ,our Vocational School teacher, was on the farm of George Weaver, Tuesday. George Wentzel and wife and Lewis Bennett and wife, of Cape May, were ! guests of Wesley Thompson and wife | Sunday. afternoon. The vacant houses of Elmer Hemmingway, James S. Ross and Ezekiel Eldredge, are now occupied with men | who will work in the bay. |

William Garrison has returned from the ridgeton Hospital where he haw been treated. Molland is recovering from her ins Shouthter med wife, of Wikis ood, spent Sunday with her pare ents, Captain and Mrs. Henry R. Bonspending the winter with her < Priseilis Ginee returned home, aturday. Loe o a ccc Trenton, | spent. the — week-end. with Rulph Schellinger and wife. Mrs, Helen Jumes, who has been with her father since the death of her mother lust fall left her home at Peermont this week. Our old friend Samuel R. Stites and Auto party passed through our village Sunday afternoon. Captain Joseph James is entertaining his mother from South Dennis. Mrs. Mamie Boyce Crowley . and Clarence Selover were married at the Methodist parsonage Sunday evening. -- e__ Typewriter Supplies at Star and Wave Stationery Department. stone Phone 90, RIO GRANDE Mr. and Mre. Frank Corson entertined relatives from Philadelphia on Sunday. Mre. Rebecca Neal, of Cape May, speer. Monday with Mrs. Ral Everett Hand and wife, of wita. wood, visited their parents, Mr. and| Mrs. Nelson Hand on Thursday, Charles Crease took a load up to Buricigh on Thursday night to hear | ie Evangelist. They are holding revals. Aurthur Sykes, who is employed in Philadelphia has been home for a few ye plowing and spraying his fruit we are glad to note the improveent of Mrs. Lizzie Shaw, who has Lieutenant Robert Neal, who came home from "over there" on the 6th, Lewisburg, where he was a student three years when he went to work for Uncle Sam.

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Wan Powell suffered from a bone fracture, caused while cranking an auto. Mrs. Sophia Smith gave an interesting address to a large attencive mudience in our church Sunday evena Mr. Alex Trout and wife are making a visit to their daughters in Stratford. Mr. Daniel Bishop is placing a beautiful concrete walk in his yard. Large congregations are becoming a noticable feature in the sabbath services. Belleplain i is anticipating improve ments and remodeling of their church, We are pleased to see the face of returned soldier and freind with his wife, Mr. Buckchetaky in our Sunday evening church service. Mre. Sophia Smith returns to her home in Collingswood this week. Her spiritual addresses give during the meetings have been greatly enjoyed by all who have had the privilege of hearing her. Mrs. Rite Foster returns from a visit she has made among Philadelphia friends. Mr. and Mrs . E. Powell made a flying visit to Philadelphia, When the cloud and winds of adversity are blowing, read the fourteenth chapter of John and you will see such celestial brightness that no cloud ever hide. Gods ways are not as our ways but they are infinitely better. All things are not good but all thige work together for cur good. Nothing in the world can equal artistic glory of a soul thatilives in the spiritual realm, breathes spiritual air and lives in the real enjoyment of direct communion with God. Now we are seeing through a glass darkly but death instend of being enemy will be a friend who the veil and will open the door Fathers House and with a never tires with the loved we will have access to infinite nnd emmeted that never die. mee Haie COLD SPRING Mre. G, C. Buck was a recent visitor. Mre. Emma Miller is in Philadelphia, Mrs. Ida Krommer | has . returned from South Deanis. Mrs. Howard Hoffman . spent. the week-end with her sister | at | Holly Beach, Mrs. Eva Munday is receiving treat~ | mont in a Philadeipis Hospital. Her condition Bo reported as improving, Mre, ie Matthews welcomed her sister Phang from California last week. Mn e ea pleasantly entertained at the home of Mr and Mre. D. McPherson, We The D. of A, held a neuter cmmant in Ira. 0. U, A. M. Hall beogrnd evan« ing, which was suesssefel in every Way. It will probably be repented in the nour Subuns, R

Mins lorence Snyder spent Monday with Mre. Irvin Stevens. Mr. Albert Matthews has sold his Fishing Creek Farm. Rev. Dyke speat Monday afternoon with Mra. Baker, & Mr and Mrs. Leaming Hand speat Thursday evening with Mr. and Mre. Chas. Bohm. The farmers are all very busy now. George Walters has a fine riding plow. Miss May Bailey entertained Mre. Ella Thompson one day last woek.

S. B. Taylor, George Rea. and L J. Hand have all purchased new horses. Wedding belis will soon be ringing. boormmmnse t. commnmmed Adding machine vells at Star and Wave Stationery Department, --«bea ---.. RED CROSS NOTICE ‘The wool committes Cc a ‘May Branch of Red Cross request that all wool, which has been given out fer knitting of socks and shawls, be we turned by April 5th.

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