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GOSHEN Frank High has one of the finest potatoe felds in the County. Rev. Nathan Trainer is assisting

in a special service at Tuckahoe. The schools have adopted the last Friday in October as Temperance day and will give temperance programs. Nelson Smith went to Atlantic City

on Tuesday to attend the annual gathering of the J. O. A. M. being held there this week. Mre. Fauver of Woodbury is in town, the guest of J C. Burke and hos Mre. M. E. Mixner, Mrs. Sarah Vangilder, Mrs. Nelson Smith, Mrs. L. H. Swain and Miss Jennie Wales attended the W. C, T. U. Convention at Cape May City on Thursday. Mrs. Mary Jackson was a week-end visitor at Cape May City. Mre. Libern Grace is visiting friends in Philadelphia for a few days. . Mrs. Harry Spence of Seaville is enjoying a visit in town. The Men‘s Adult Bible Cless is increasing in interest and membership, Gershorn Massey gave a fine talk to the Brotherhood last Sunday Morning. a-_ peas

P 1 OJ J P 1 I P POU OOL. } (81) (xxl 21 eS t PROGRAM WEEK OF OCTOBER 13TH Menday, October 15th Corinne Griffith in, y by Clyde Fitch. — A tale of y. Aviation feats gorgeTuesday, October 16th ~*~ "THE HOUSE OF INTRIGUE® by Arthur Ca It you were fat broke and kad ‘s chance to grab off 900 easy money would you muffle your ce C opr ICEH " cs The biggest motion picture ever mado-Too liko rre Plud sint to require special exploitation, _Advanced prices. i redness October 16 lenree Sallabary in "THE Pha IN a., Moons GHT Cenadian Nort Another pes and thills Pxmisy Es ADDED-O. Henry Story-"BURIED TREASURE" Friday, October 17th. Hedda Nova in bt C IBELUOGL or SEVILLE® Folks! here‘s a great story, tt, LCs e Pa epoch emy‘ mut of play one of the most fascl« wating at p the spore Wien Duskan in Vitagraph‘s big high raved serial C baial "hmasiing "aa h Saturday October 18th. Ca and Crel Hale in "A DAMSEL IN DJ " From the story BCH o PE" by i ten millions. ADDED-Larry Semon Comedy-"DULL CARE® ADMISSION PRICES Adults __.___ P3

Lo (S) it nuf o lE 01 14 54 DL 2€ George — Matthews . attended . the Trenton Fair, Horace Jackson and wife took supLaik with her parents Sunday evening himpidlemmaiebricdltomaditnniisann edited Mrs. Ricta Yoaricks and leta. Year little daughter, Janeva and Mary Snyder spent Wednesday with Mra. Yearicks‘ mother at Wildwood. Quite a number from our village attended the funeral on Sunday, last of. R. T. Johnsen. | Mr. Johnson will in his infinite gain. . On Sunday the 19th, the thirteen enniversary of the chapel will be the former pastes wil A cordial welcome is extended . to everybody. Enoch Miller and wife, Arthur Fox and wife spent Monday evening at Court House: Nora Bate spent Tuesday at Avalon with her relatives. Woolson und wife

Frank Matthews and children spent Sunday last with his wife at Seaville, who is improving. A business meeting of the Epworth League was held Tuesday: cyening, with every member of the cabinet being present. Eliguh Eldredge and wife, of Camden, spent Sunday with his sister, Frank Whitman. is employed | at Bethichem Pa., oversecing a hig con tract, Herbert Shaw and wife were at the Chapel — Sunday | night, | their . old friends were glad to see them. ---» RIO GRANDE Mr. and Mrs Denn | entertained their children from Ocean City on Sunday, Hog cholera is raging in our village and some have lost 8 or 9 hogs. Mr. Joseph Paul made a short trip to Wildwood on Tuesday. Warren Neal who is employed in Philadelphia spent Sunday with his parents here. Mrs, David Goff is spending the week with relatives at Eldora where here husband has employment. Mrs. Joshus Harris entertained her — daughter and her | gentleman friend a few days. Mrs. Charles Cornell and daughter of Camden spent a few days with friends and relatives of this place. with friends here. Little Tille Paul who had the misfortune to dislocate her shoulder on Monday is improving. Miss Olive McDonald who has been employed at Cape May for the summer months returned home on SatuLoa Mre. J. Gordon was out of town on Tuesday. Thomas M. Loper bas pooght a fine looking horse. Captain Nathan Doughty has been entertaining his Bank. sisters from | Red Harry Conover, Jr., and wife, visited her parents, Rev. Thomas Morgan and wife at Port Elizabeth | last week, Francis Holmes sold his house and lot and has given a contract to build a new bungalow. George W. Hand and wife, of Wildwood, have been here two weeks, He built a garage for T. Hickman, put on a new roof and built a varanda on Capt. William Wilkie‘s house and put a new railing around the porch of Joseph James. Belmar James has severed his connection with the Keystone and gone to Philadelphia to work for the Bell Telephone Co. While going to Wildwood Saturday, T. Hickman was run into by a large touring car of ePnnsylvania and his open wagon badly damaged. Marvin Oliver and his estimable wife spent Sunday with Seth Miller and wife, they took a car ride in the evening. Mrs. James S. Broyce was taken to Sunday School Sunday by her husband in a wheel chair, all glad to see her out. Edward Compton and T. Hickman, each drive new Ford cars. Mr. Mitchell, who bought the Capt. Lewis Ross property is making many improvements. Elmer Hemmingway will vacate the this year. Charles Holling so engaged in the same business, he ships his crabs to Bowers‘ P

fertilizer, they are carsied in a vessel, — While Mr, Camp‘s in course ground and shipped both by rail and water. Mr«, Alice Ludiam, of New Orleans and sister, Mrs, Mary Ros«, of Court ent part of last with brothers . and | many | other friends. They spent their girlhood days here and have many warm friends who are always glud to greet them. Mrs. Maggie Leeds will close her home and go to Atlantic City to »pend the winter her sister, L0 10 9 RS) id {4 ul 64 The M s Mildred: Miller, Mary Hughes, Florence Snyder, Ella Doug. luns, Grace Leaming, Margaret Weldon und Mrs. H. Leaming, enjoyed a trip to Niagara Falls during the week. Mrs. Hattie Cummings, of Philadelphis, visited her sister, Mrs, Julia Matthews. Mre, M. Chadwick visited relatives during the week. Mrs, Martha Soffe spent the week with relatives at Audobon, N. J. Messrs Henry Shaw, James Needles, Richard Reeves and others, attended the Trenton Fair last week and report a pleasant and profitable o a Mr. and Mrs. J. L, Munday started points of interest in the Sunny South. Rev. Joseph Garrison, of Pituizm, n ricidiondistnnntinintiedaonacai Much regret is felt by the people Johnson, of Erma. Many friends attended the funeral scrvices, which were held Sabbath afternoon at Tab ernacle church, of which be had been a zealous member for many years, Sympathy is hereby extended to the bereaved family, who have suffered an irreparable loss and to all who have thus parted from a valued friend. The funeral was one of the largest ever held in this community. WITH THE CHURCHES FIRST M E. CHURCH REV, SHERMAN G, PITF Paster, Next week will be known as GET TOGETHER WEEK at the Methodist Church. The great emphasis will be upon the Sunday School, but every side of the Church life will have its attention, as the program will show. The progrom for Sunday is as follows, 10:30 a. m. Sermon by the Pastor on "The Home and Sunday | School." 8:00 p. m. Sunday | School session 7:80 p: m. Sermon on God‘s House: hold." Meetings for praise and pray e 80 a. m. and 6:30 p m. The program for the week is as follows, Tuesday . evening-Sunday School — Workers‘ Conference . and Luncheon. Wednesday evening-Special. Sunday School Prayer Service. Thursday-Clans . Meeting.. Rally Abrief history of the Class Mecting by the pastor,

Friday-Family Refinion Bocial for the _ whole ongrogution. i hoo! Rully: will October 19th, — Form r urged to | renew their relation to the School and not | identified — with . other wools in cordially: invited to. join s BYTERIAN CHURCH Decatur and Hughes Streets Rev. Curtin O. Bomerman, Minister I | SABBATH SERVICES 10:30 u. m. Worship and Sermon. | 8:00 p. m. Bible School for all ages. 7:30 p Worrhip and Sermon, WEEK-DAY SERVICES 7:30 p tu. Wednerday, — Prayer Lo a L 7:80 p. m. Friday, Christian Endeavor October is LOYALTY month in the New Era Program. Every member‘s | task of the Kingdom. | Rally Day in the Bible School on | October 12th. We would like to see | all former members present and gor- | dially invite visitors. You will be i la |terncted in the nervice. A cordial invitation is given all residents and visitors to share in the services. jor alls ) Call T God olll: (4 5+ Columbia Avense and Guerney Bt. bi Anion Ao Anais AA 10:80 a. m. Preaching Sunday School in charge of Mr. Was. M. ‘Shoemaker. of Philadelphia. and Dr Clarence A. Adame will speak, all a rummage sale Oct. 22rd., 24th, and 26th, on Washington street. CHURCH OF THE ADVENT (Episcopal) Rev. Panl Sturtevant Howe, PLD, Rector Services for Sunday 8 A. M. Holy Communion 10:80 Second Service and Sermon CHURCH OPEN ALL THF YEAR WEST CAPE MAY Mr. John Weeks and Miss Lesh Ewing spent Sunday in Milleville. Mre. Steven Reeves entertained over the week-end. Mr and Mra. J. B Ewing have returned after taking a trip through the mountains. Charles Eldredge has closed his cottage for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fauver spent Sunday in Millevilie. Miss Anna Smith spent the wok end in Trenton with Miss Anna Meyer. Miss Jennie Donely spent the week» end in Lancanter, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John Speck attended the Trenton Fair. Charles Sandgran spent a few days n Philadelphia. and Mre. Frank Gallaher spent n South Dennis.

\i LoJ\)7.0 Lo Toy ¥ 0) :) 3 (4B k 11 M E) (:) at one o‘clock p. m. P C 0 2 (9.0 at IP reread rXlll ans Aad Cape May for the purpose of disposipg of surplus household articles which are being replaced on account of changing residence. Some of the articles listed are as follows: Four Axminister Rugs, 9 x 12; One Axminister Rug, 27 x 48 and some other smaller rugs. One large gas dome, one gas range. One red velvet walout suit, one couch, one couch cover, one book ease and desk combination, one morris chiar, one polished oak dining table, dining room chair, three tables, two beds, two sets of springs, two tabourettes, three dressers, tmo wash stands, three rockern, toilet seta, lot of chair, one side board, one ice chest, two kitchen tables, metal wash tubs, lot of linoleum, oil cloth, window shades, set of fron, glass ware, stove mata, carpet sweepers, gas lamp, ten pairs lace curtaing, five pairs portiera, walnut ball rack, riding saddle, pair ice skates and many other useful articles. ARTHUR WILSON, Aumstioncer, _ ,