the aecoiid fall' Thunder by Eu*ene J. Fitirimmanager of the Atlantic City office o? the Social Security

average of

Monthly payments amounting to $8,212 were being made to 172 men, women and children in the county at the end of 1941, At the end of 1940 there were 68 beneficiaries receiving $1,046.33 a month. The rate of payment, Fitzsimmons pointed out, has increased $88,644 a year. The figures do not include lump sum payments to persons not immediately entitled to monthly benefits. The Cape May County (Payments were broken down as follows: 96 retired workers, age 66 or over, $2£18 a month; 82 wives, age 66 or over, of retired insured workers; $858 a month; seven young widows with dependent children under 18, $166 a month; 27 dependent children, under 18, $297 a month; 10 widows, age 66 or over, of insured workers who have died, $171 a month. * Monthly payments are also made to dependent parents, above age 66, of insured workers who mad without leaving a widow or dependent child, who might subsequently become eligible monthly benefits. The insurance payments, Fitzsimmons said, are based ’’

old age and survivors program. Widows receive three-fourths of 'the monthly benefit of the worker on whose account they are claimed; wives receive one-half as much as their husbands; children and parents also receive one-half the monthly benefit of the worker whose insured status has made them eligible. Baptist Group Names Officers

the Cape Island Bapti held a special spring election of officers last Tuesday evening. Arthur Cohen was elected pres-

Arthur Cohen, Group captains are Jean Schramm and Helen Porch. Frank Walton was named service and program chairman; Jay Sibble, social committee chairman; and Marion Cohen, corresponding secretary. From the election has come plans for Christian training among tfie young people. Tomorrow evening the Yoi People's Evangelistic Union ly will be held in the Sculh Bible Protestant Church at 7:86. The speaker is a well known Philadelphia young people's worker. A large delegation of the Cape . May Baptist Young People planning to attend the rally. • Oh Sunday evening the B.Y.P. E.U. will present a patriotic program and luncheon. Those participating in individu*’ of the program are Mrs. R. Wright and Arthur Cohen, Nancy Hickman, and Donald Willson and Frank Walton.

building model airplanes to mad in observation training by the U. & Amy and Navy, tendent, announced late last week. Several hundred high school boys went into high-gear war production last week to help, to their own way, to win the Conversion of the schools’ workshops from . time to war-time production was a comparatively simple matter, Superintendent Ricker explained, pointing out that the manual training students were eager to do their bit. Today mass production of model airplanes is the order upon which the students are working and the tables, magazine racks, lamps, book-ends and countless

other ’ items formerly made by students in their school *'

Architect

TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Mrs. J. B. McKenna was taken to the Atlantic City Hospital in the American Legioh ambulance oii Monday for observation. Mrs. McKenna, with her husband Corporal McKenna, have made their home at the VanZant apartments on Windsor avenue since January, when Corporal McKenna was transferred to the Army post at Cape May Point. 6 CENT SUPPER to be held on April 9th, 6:30 to 7:30 in the Social Room of the Presbyterian Church.

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n» o. s. Bra, if —_ ties and the Navy want halfmillion of the modal |dsnes 'sea ■ models at various types of air

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Under developed bf the Navy, planes may be attached to string or wires and drawn through the vision sphere at the pracacirg observers, whb sight (She model* with a glass and attempt to Mteitify them id the brief time the models are visible, Mr. Ricker ex-

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The Navy Department has provided exact templates for guidance in making 60 different t of planes, both American mi

Carlyle G. Uby, Ocean City;

to tMa> Joeiah D. Com, Wildwood; Sher-

North Wildwood ^ ..-spoetkm about June 1 at a time the 866 models allotted oa Cape May County's quota are to be completed. Those passing inspection will be sent to a central collection point for all New Jersey models, and from there will be sent to the Navy or the Bureau of Aeronautics for use in training^

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they drtv* u> g—Gm*. warn told hy Ato thay muat bring tv thair uaad tubas whan buying a naw supply of dunttfries. Rsuaun: ws can't waste tin. In tbs past faw days, WPB or*s reached literally from the cradle to tbs gravs snd dasp into every household in an effort to meet the ever-ewelling war demands for metal. One order limits the amount at iron and steel which may be used in caskets, and other burial purposes. Another order decrees that after June 80, no more metal shall

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Awnings

Raymond Otter AWNINGS — UPHOLSTERY Window Shades—Venetian Blinds Linoleum 816 Washington St. Cape May

Builders

G. CHAV ANNE CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 1 to 8 Years to Pay Financing a specialty Shore Road, CleAnoat Bell Phone Sea Isle 168-R8 Keystone Woodbine 808-11

Walter Hernquist CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 1203 Maryland Ave. Cape May Keystone Phone 8781

Charles S. Eldredge CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Second & Pacific Aves. West Cape May Keystone Phone 4420

S. RUTHERFORD tractor A Builder Point, N. J. stone 2843

Alberti]- Johnson CARPENTER A BUILDER

GEORGE OGDEN &. SON Broad A Bank Sts. Cape May, N. J. Phone Keystone 91

J. P. COLLINS South Ssavills, N. J. PHONE WOODBINE 26-11

Building Supplies

Boulevard Lumber Co. _ PAINT A MILLWORK Davis A New Jersey Aves. WILDWOOD, N. J. Keystone Phone 9920

Wildwood Lumber Co. 101 W. Burke Ave. Wildwood, N. J.

W. J. Tyler &. Son Co. Cape May Court House Keystone Phone 221 Bell Phone 2

Carpenters

FREDERICK G. BENNETT CARPENTER - JOBBING Furniture -Repairing 924 Corgie St. Cape May

Samuel Wilson

Cold Spring. N. .

AND JOB WORK is Payments » IC.Oe per m.

Clarence Beltz Carpenter A Builder Asbestos Shingling a Speciality 228 E. Atlantic Ave. Wildwood Villas Keystone 191

Eleetriciann Albert B. Little STOCKTON BATHS BeaCh Avenue Keystone Phone 2883

Court Dickinson Cap-' May R F. D. Keystone Phone 808-812

JOHN J. McNUTT lie. e. Oak Ave.. Wildwood. N. J. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Supplies and Appliances Keystone Phone 2338

Fluor Sanding

Eli S. Rutherfqrd Cape Ma^, N. J. FLOORS SANDED A FINISHED 27 Yean’ Experience

Masons

ROMEO MACCIOCCHI GENERAL CONTRACTOR Brick, Cement and Stone-Work Lafayette St, Cape May Keystone Phone 2788

Painters

Alfred E. Evans Practical Painter Estimates cheerfully given Glazing 1008 Lafayette St Keystone Phone 8161

John J. Stewart 126 Emerald Ave. Keystone Phone 1063

Painti

Eldredge &. Phillips 315-11 Jnekson Slrevt Merkin Quality Paints Building Supplies—Feeds Garden Supplies

SWAIN’S Hardware Store 805-07 Jackson St Shenviiu-WilUam* Paints Keystone Phone 190

Plunbers

ARTHUR G. REEVES PLUMBING A HEATING 314 Washington Street Keystone Phone 81

GRANT VANAMAN JOBBING 1122 Washington Street Phone Keystone 8820

H. C. WECKERLY 408 Washington Street KEYSTONE PHONE 1821

Plumbing Suppliea

WILDWOOD PLUMBING &. HEATING SUPPLY CO. 186-87-39 E. Wildwood Ave. Wildwood Keystone 840 — Bell 169

Roofing

ROOFING and Sheet Metal Work RUBINSTEIN Baker A Atlantic Aves. Wildwood Keystone Phone 4360

Sheet Metal Work

BROWN’S HARDWARE STORE 110 Jackson Street SHEET METAL WORK Plumbing Suppliea A Roofing

Cecil F. McCullough Tin Roofing A Sheet Metal Work 806 Jackson Street Keystone Phone 8831

Traders

Frigidaire Appliances Youngstown Steel Kitchen s Sinks A Cabinets, Easy Washers — Sec the Trader 26th A New York Aves. Wildwood, N. J.

Upholsterer

Howard F. Otter West Perry St. General Upholsterer Awnings

Wallpaper

WALLPAPER PITTSBURGH PAINT Products WHOLESALE A RETAIL W.CAROF&CO. PACIFIC A BENNETT AVES. WILDWOOD, N. J. Keystone 5684

Water Pumps

Cook Water Pumps, the only pump with cast bronze chest Shallow and deep wells driven. Perfection

HANSMAN HARDWARE 16-22 W. Bate Avenue Wildwood Villas — Keystone 181

J’OdJuxmA, SMART COLORFUL DRESSES $5.95 Up Tailored Cottons $1.95 to $7.95 Spring Coats $10.95 to $19.95, GORGEOUS SUITS 816JB to |i»J6 LATEST GAGE HATS $166 to FLANNEL SKIRTS $2J6 to |BJ6 TAILORED BLOUSES $1A* to $SJ6 BEAUTIFUL LINGERIE HA* to $2A6 DEFENSE SLACKS / I2J6 np CLASSIC SWEATERS $1A6 V SMART LEATHER HANDBAGS $1:06 to $2.95 JANTZEN FOUNDATIONS $2A9 np MOJUD HOSIERY $1.06 up £e£ty Cbin Shoppe 418 Washington St Cape May, N. J. Key. 2788

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