List Activity Program For County Women A full schedule of activities under the sponsorship of the Cape May County Extension Service wiU start January 21 at Cape May Court House, Miss Lois C. Hamilton, county home demonstration agent, announced this week. A series of four classes in Child Development and Family Relations will begin Januaij 21 at a meeting in Cape May Court House, at which time Mrs. Manon F. McDowell, extension specialist, will speak on The Home-maker Takes Over” and “Family Strength in a War-tom World”. On February 4, the second class wiU be held in Ocean City. Mra. Phyllis Davis, assistant extension apecialist, will speak on “Docs Money Make the Man!” “To Market We Go" will be the theme of an address by Miss Marie Doermann, extension food apecialist, at the third meeting in Cape May Court House on February 25. The sertes will end March 11 at a meeting in Ocean City when Mrs. McDowell will speak on “Building Morale''. Starting March 17, a senes of e rdening classes will be held. e first class will be addressed by R. B. Famham, extension apecialist in horticulture, who will speak on “The Improvement of Hydrangea Hortensia". Benjamin Blackburn, specialist in landscape gardening, will apeak at the second meeting March 81 on the topic of "Home Landscaping for Town or Coun-

try”.

The third meeting, on Apni 14, will be addressed by H. R. Cox, extension agronomist, who will speak on “Lawns — Spring

Planting”.

“Garden Maintenance will be Mr. Blackburn's topic.at the final gardening session on April 28. All meetings of the gardening series will be held at Cape May Court House. , Beginning March 3 with a halfday session, the annual spring tailoring class series will be held at Cape May Court House, Miss Hamilton said. Weekly classes for all Cape May County women interested in tailoring will be held on March 17, 24, 31 and April 7. Anyone interested in attending any or all of these classes should make reservations with Miss Hamilton at the county seat. Registrations for. the spring tailortag class will be limited to 10 members. Two tailoring class series will be scheduled if neces-

sary.

UPHAM TO START WINTER THEATER (Continued from Page One) “Since audiences cannot, of course, be so large, it will be necesary to bring a smaller staff, but the personnel of the company, though small, will be as fine as it can be under the conditions,” he explained. Members of the company are yet to be announced, although it is possible that one or two former members

DELAWARE BAT, RIVER MADE DEFENSIVE AREA (Continued from Page Onej United States Navpl District headquarters in advance of sailing, or by radio or visual'communication on approaching the seaward limits of the area. If radio telegraphy is used, the call “NQO” shall be made on a frequency of 600 Kcs, and permission to enter the port requested. The name of the vessel, purpose of entry and name of master must be given in the request. If visual communications are used, the procedure shall be

essentially the same.

“A vessel entering or navigating the waters of a Defensive Sea Area

does so at its own risk. .

“Even though permission has been obtained, it is incumbent upon a vessel entering a Defensive Sea Area, to obey any further instructions received from the U. S. Navy

or other U. S. authority.

“A vessel may expect supervision of its movements within a Defensive Sea Area, either through surface craft of aircraft, Such controlling surface craft and aircraft will be identified by a prominent display of the Union Jack. The loading or unloading by vessels of oil fuel of other inflammable or explosive materials shall be under the control of the local Naval authority, who shall require such loading or unloading to be accomplished in such manner and at such tiiaes as will safeguard the other activities within a Defensive Sea Area essential to the national defense. . . . “These regulations are subject to amplification by the local U. S Naval authority as necessary U meet local circumstances and conditions. „ . , “When a U. S. Maritime Control Area is established adjacent to or abutting upon any of the above established Defensive Sea Areas, it shall be assumed that permission to enter, and other instructions issued by proper authority, shall apply to anyone continuous passage through or within both areas. “Any master of a vessel or other person within a Defensive Sea Area who shall disregard these regulations, or shall fail to obey an order of U. S. Naval authority to stop or have to, or shall perform any act threatening the efficiency of mine or other defenses or the safety of navigation, or shall take any action inimical to the interests of the United States, in its prosecution of the war, may be detained therein by force of arms and renders himself liable to attack by United States armed forces, and liable to prosecution ns provided for in Section 44, of the Criminal

Code as amended.

“All U. S. Government authorities shall place at the disposal of the Naval authorities their facilities for aidine in the enforcement of these regulations. The Governors of the States concerned, the local municipal officials, and the

local CSvil Defen called upon to render tne local Naval authoritif* all poMible assistance in the enforcement of these regulations," the Presidential

It a .. ... the restrictions on boat traffic in the Delaware River between sunset and sunrise have been suspended for the present and the river remains open. The regulations may be placed in effect at any time ' ' »ut previous notice. pe May Harbor is in the same category as the Delaware River and is subject to the same regulations, as it is within the preacrita ed defensive sea area. Ex-Official Dies Jeremiah P. Delaney, a former Sea Isle City commissioner, and a contractor in that resort, died Friday in a Trenton hospital after a short illness. He was 84. Delaney organised Sea Isle’s volunteer fire department and for several years served as superintendent of the city water company. He was a New Jersey state boxing inspector for many

years.

Surviving are his wife, Mary; w^o sons, Thomas F., and the Rev. Samuel J. Delaney,*C.S. SP., who is a missionary in British East Africa, and three daughters.

ASSESSOR'S NOTICE Boroafh of South Cap* May, H. J. KoUcu la hereby given to Ike Tax .myera of the Borough of South Cupe May for the purpose of enabling taxpayers lo ascertain what s-si ifcr informally with tin to the correctness of ,(. and that any errors •reeled before the tiling of

of the summer company will join. “The Idtogth of the season v "* depend oh patronage by the pi — ' ki

The company can be here only if audiences are satisfactory," Mr. Upham said. “Admission prices will be moderate, and special low rates will be in order for service men in uniform and for school children. A special matinee may be arranged for each Friday afternoon. Regular evening performances will be on Friday and Saturday nights."

Public Thanked For Support Of Work Cape May city firemen who < Christmas distributed repaired and rebuilt toys to children of 36 poor families throughout the community this week expressed appreciation to all who contributed toys to be paired for distribution. ’•fc Foreman Sol Needles, Jr., said this year's distribution of toys exceeded all others made by the firemen in the past, and said that the firemen as well as the recipients of the toys were deeply grateful to those who assisted in making the distribution possible. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The regular annual meeting o the stockholders of the Merchants National Bank of Oapc May will be held at the banking house, corner of Washington and Decatur streets, on Tuesday, January 18th, 1942, between the hours of 11 a.m. and 12 M. The purpose of the meeting is the election of directors to serve for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other busihess as may properly come before the meeting. Dated December 8. 1941. E. J. JERRELL, Cashier. 12-ll-5t-pf$7.14 ASSESSOR'S NOTICE North Oar* Kay. H. 3.

TWO-IN-ONE CLUB MEETS Members and friends of the Santa-Natal or Two-in-One Club, met at the home of Commander G. W. Hitchens, 1045 Washington street, Friday evening for the second annual meeting and reunion of the organization:" Membership in the club is restricted owing -to the fact that to be eligible one must have been born on December 24, 25 or 26. Two new members were presented. They are Mrs. H. E. Satterfield and Mrs. Charles Hargis. Officers elected for the coming year are: Commander Hitchens, honorary president, Mrs. Curtis Harris, president; Mrs. Alice Emmons, vice president; Curtis Har-

ris, treasurer; Rev. Samuel Blair, secretary; Mir. Anna -May ” cbens, corresponding secret! .. Mrs. Mary Harris, house mother; Mrs. H. E. Satterfield, cotnr-’ lor; Mrs. Hargis, confidential __ visor; Mrs. Blair, keeper of the seals; Chief Charles Hargis, challenger of candidates; Hiram Hitchens, venerable Knight of the Mystic Star.

The Navy Hydrographic Office keeps a card index of navigation lights; the list alone filling six volumes.

Naval officers are no longer r qlured to own swords because there are more urgent needs for ^

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and that any errors may be ct ed before the Ullng of the dup e assessment list for Ihu >cu 111 be open for Inspection i ire House. Cape May Point, uiuary 9. 1912.

ASSESSOR'S NOTICE ough of West Cap* May, N. J. dire Is hereby given lo the Tux- . . rs of the Borough of West Cape May tf-r the purpose of enabling

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_ ) _ North t'IpcMay for - the "purpose of enabling the taxpayers to ascertain what assessments have been made against them and to confer Informally with the Assessor as to the correctness of the assessment and that any errors may be corrected before the filing of the duplicate, the asaesament list for the year 1911 will be op*n for mspecUon at the hcqne of Chester Wilson on th* Hlgbee Beach Road. Cold Pprlng. N. J.. between the hours of T:0fl P.M.. and 9:00 T.U.. January "• I,u aura coarua -5

ASSESSOR’S NOTICE Township of Eowar, N. 3. Notice Is hereby given to the Taxpayers of the Township of Bower, that for the purpose of enabling the, taxpayers to ascertain what assesa- — '--e been made against them ter informally with the to the correctness of the and that any errors may be corrected before the filing of the duplicate, the assessment list for the year 1911, will be open for Inspection Hi my home In Cold Spring. New Jersey. between the hours of 3 p. m.. and 5 p. m,, January^li.^tetl^ IS-IS-It-

tionary Adminlslralri

" - lo of l-'rank B. M ig exhibited to i der oalh. a Just and

the personal estate ana acois oi said .Frank It. Mecray deceased. ‘ rreby It appears that the personal Lie of said l-'rank B. Mecray de- . »ed, la Insufficient to pay his debts, and requested the aid of the Courl In Ihc premises. It la ordered this seventeenth day of DecernA- D. 1941. that all persons Interested In the lands, tegements, hereditaments and real estate of said Frank B. Mecray deceased, appear before the Court, at the court-house In Oapc Msy Court House, on the Ighteenth day of February next, at .en o'clock In the forenoon, to show cause why so much of the land*

the purpose of enabling them .. —

certain what assessments have been n\ade against them and to confer Informally with the assessor as to tb; correctness of th# assessment. *nC that any errors may be corrected, before the filing of the duplicate, the assessment list for the year 1941.

will be open for Inspection

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be sufficient to pay his debts, or the residue thereof, ns the case may require: and that this order, signed by the Surrogate, shall be Immediately hereafter set up at thr.-c of the most public places In the County of Cape May for six weeks successively. and be published at least ice each week for the same lime the Star anfl Wave, one of the

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