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W. H. s. ALUMNI HOLDS MEETING •On Wednesday evening, December /"> fth, the Alumti: Association of the WSldvrood "High School met in the Library" Ro®m of the High School building with about 2q members The Alumni Association plans to have a live basket ball team in "Wildi wood this winter and Egbert Wood has been chosen as manager- MrWood outlined to the members of the Alumni Association the possibilities of having a basket ball team and some of the,>hdvaptage? to the Alumni Association and to the High School to be represented in athletics. At the same time he asked support of all the members df the Alumni in backing the team financially. It was voted to give a Moving Pitcure benefit in the near future and a committee of ten was appointed to' take charge of the affair. Any ■ surplus funds that the basket ball team has. on hand at the end -of thejr ..playing season will "be turned into the Alumni Association's treasury- to assist in financing the annual banquet which will be1 -held next June. ■ The president of the Alumni Asso- ' ' ciation pointed out to the members present the necessity of closer co operation on all High School matters , apd suggested that a correspondent be appointed whose duty it would be to "keep the newspapers of the Island informed "as to the whereabouts of V Alumni members and to acquaint the people of Wildwood with . the accom plishments and undertakings of the High School graduatesThe Alumni members suggested the idea aqd voted to have a permanent record made up of 'all the Alumni members. The -matter-was taken up of compiling and keeping this recorded a committee was appointed by Die president to look into the matter "of securing such a, record ffom each member. At the suggestion " of one -of the members it was decided that the Alumni Association should choose an emblem to -designate graduation, from the Wildwood High School ancLmembership in the Alumni Asso^Satwni Many other matters pertaining 'to the welfare of the Alumni Association and the High School in general were discussed and acted upon. The next "regular meeting will be — oaljetHc^the High School building on January 4tJh 1922, at 7.30 P. Md

the Alps, float on the canals of Van- j j ice or explore the out-of-the-way] places of the earth. ! ■r It has brought within the reach of ie all the people entertainment of the most fascinating type. It has1 rejl created the pageantry ' and pomp, of rs every age. It has realised in living * form the tragedies, conflicts and f, heroisms of 'the souls of men and nai, tions. „] We see in motjon pictures a great r. force for culture, fox clean pleasure, ie for entertainment and education As S3 exhibitors of such masterpieces as [ d "The Old Nest," "The Woman God i j. Changed," "Man, "Woman and .Marj, riage," the Hunt's Theatres, Inc., | s have this season past established a rt standard in their theatres that has never been excelled at a seashore re[t sort. Nothing was spared to make ^ these newest pictures meet the highlest artistic and moral ideals. :c I — " ls NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS Estate of Edward D. Page, Deceased is. - ■■ § Pursuant to the "order of Harry S. i- Douglass, Surrogate of the County of n Cape May, made on the fifth day of , December, A. D. 1921, on the application of the subscriber, executrix of said deceased, notice is hereby given >- to the creditors of said deceased to •5 exhibit to the subscriber under oath ori affirmation their claims and- de- I ' mauds against the estate of said de- ' 's ceased within six months from the it fifth day of December, A. D. 1921, - ,e or they will be forever barred of any , action against the subscriber. , Dated December 5th, A-f D. 1921." f ANNIE CHRISTINE PAGE, e *. Executrix 12 10-9-891 SEALED BIDS !■ Bids will be received by the Council _ of the Borough of West Cape May for a combination 'Chemical, Hose " and Pump Fire Apparatus at a cost s not' to exceed. $4 ,500 00. Bids will be received also for 500 „ feet of. two and one-half jnch-,.Fire * Ho8e-. • ; ■ ' ■ ■ 1 • ah bids to be presented at a nteety ing of Council tq^be held at Borouan e Hall, on December 28th", at T30 P. 71. e The council reserves the right to ' n reject any or all bids. . Address: . , THEO. W. REEVES, Borough Clerk216 Broadway, West Cape May, N. J-

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