School Show Next Week “Jane Mad”, the annual high school show for the benefit of the actiivty fond, will be presented In the Liberty Theatre unto the (erection of Mrs. Dorothy KReeves on April 14 and IB. The cast of characters follows: Penny Wood, Jerry Love; Chuck Harris, Donald _Wiison; Mrs. Wood, Elmer Tuttle, Dr. Wood, Edward j£loria Konowitch: NjdiUy Abanne Scott; G. MerVyn Roberts, ^ack Blume; Roger V?n Vleck; Jack Rose man; Mr. Hai les Weckman. Mr. Harris is severe times testy, but he is really lonely man who loves his son and aches to get in touch with him. Shirley and Ralph Wentworth are brother and sister who are friends of Penny and Milly Lou. They are an inseparable pair. Penny Wood, played by Jerry Love, shows the passing of a girl from childhood to womanhood. Her love affairs and her future ambitions complicate things in the course of the play. Chuck Harris, played by Donald Willson, is intensely interested in hi* glider and doesn’t think girls mean anything. It's only when Penny slaps him that he wakes up to the fact that girls are important in a young man’s life. Mrs. Wood, played by Eleanor Conway, is the modem type of mother who is young in spirit, becomingly dressed and full of a particular charm which has made her house a rendezvous for all her neighbors. Milly Lou, played by Jeanne Scott, js the litUe girl who trails behind the good-looking boys. She is entirely unconscious of being a pest and her remarks are made in wide-eyed innocence.

TIjuoa Of West Cape May

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Green Creek Women Studying Food*

Mrs. Irene Domer has returned home after spending the winter in "Cedarville with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Dansenhacker. Mrs. Charles Heaton is spending a short time in Chester, Pa. Mrs. Della Johnston entertained and Mrs. Donald Peterson, of —ting, Pm., over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Orion Reeves, of as ton, Pa., spent the holidays with Mr. Reeves’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Reeves. Mrs. John Meyer, Mr. and Mrs- William McGonigle and their son Scott spent Saturday in Ocean City with Mr. and Mrs. George Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. John Meyer entertained Mr. and MrsPrank Quinn, of Camden, on Sun-

day.

Mrs. Louis Hoffman spent Wednesday in Philadelphia. .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lemunyon and their son Robert are spending some-time at Atsion at their cottage. Mrs. Richard Hawley and ion William have/nnumed after ipendfnfc, some/tfme in Philadel>hia witnheFparents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shutt and their daughter Shirley, of Shamokin, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Strickland and their son Harvey. Miss Helen Hastings and Francis Felten, of Philadelphia, were house guests of Captain and Mrs. Walter Pager over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Morton and Mrs. Fred Hand were in Atlantic City on Sunday. Mrs. Sadie Savage has returned home after a visit in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harris entertained on Sunday Mr. and J. Danzenbacker and Mrs. J. Danzenbacker, of Cedar-

ville.

Miss Mary Shirks, of Reading, Pa., spent the Easter holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennett. Mrs. Cleola Homan entertained Mr. and Mrs. Albert Russell, of PhiUdetplud, over the weekend.

Md., spent the weekend here with relatives. Mias Carol Miller, of Philadelphia, spent a few days with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Wi'-™

Miller.

Clarence Ingersoll, Jr, of Edge- ’ wood Arsenal, Md., spent the \ weekend here with relatives. Joseph Crouch, who ia station_J at the Edgewood . Arsenal, spent the weekend here *

his wife.

Leonard Oliver, of New Lisbon, spent a few days here with rel-

atives.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mcnday. spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mumday. Cape May Point

Sir son visited Mrs. Mabel Dixi and Mr. and Mm. Wiibar T. tek at Atlantic City «■ Sat°’»r’ ,nd Mn. Ffd* j

_ etrSTssrkrE

and their family, at Philadelphia, an jamsee Jheed and Mary, of Roxborc

The fourth meeting of the' Food for Defense series in Qreen Ct^ek was held at the home, of Mrs. C.' Newton Schellenger 1 last week. Miss Lois G. Hamilton, county home demonstration agent, spoke to the women on the value of the Vitamin B Complex, where it is found in foods and its value to the body. j

Members of the Vitamin . B ‘an Saturday evening at the home Complex are thiamin, riboflavin, of MrR Mildred Halbruner with

Cold Spring

Warden Warren Halbruner. of Court House, called on relatives

here during the week.

The Busy Bee Class will meet

and niacin along with several

other members.

Those who attended the meeting were Mrs. Schellinger, Mrs. Beatrice Conover, Mrs. Ralph Schellinger. Mrs. Sarah Hollenkof, Mrs. James Craven and Mrs.

Hattie Boice.

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Lucy Winkler as hostess.

Jacob- Sheppard, who was erated on for appendicitis Millville Hospital on Tuesday eve-;

ning, is convalescing.

Mr. and Mrs. Wentol Fraley' spent the weekend at their home | A number of people from here attended the PTA County Council meeting held at West Cape

May this week.

Mr. and Mrs. William Jones,

id their baby, of Bridgeton, jSunday here with relatives. Mrs. Robert Baremore,

Mrs. Margaret West and her son Leonard were the gueate of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Morey, for a week. Mrs. Margaret Kilrain, accompanied by Buck Ross and Ralph Rinker, drove down to the Point to bring Mrs. William H. Bell to her home. Mrs. Frank Hargraves and her sons, Frank, Dick and Leonard, were Easter visitors at their bungalow here. Ellery Bowman was a holiday visitor in the Point last weekend. Miss Anne Bowman entertained Mrs. McFetridge and Mrs. Hart at her cottage for Easter week. Mrs. Helena Crnnmer and her children spent several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her-

Morey.

. and Mrs. Roy Lindley and the latter’s mother, Mrs. Levin, enjoyed Saturday and Sunday at

their cottage.

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Petrelius

have returned home after a

week's visit in the Point. J. Arthur Hess entertained his

brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hess, of Lansdowne,

on Easter Sunday.

Misses Mary and Caroline Reed entertained Miss Janice Taylor, of Germantown, over the weekend. Weekend guests at the house of Mrs. Edith Woolson were: Private and Mrs. Meyer Levin, of Wilmington, Del.; Mr. and Mrs. Miles Bishop and their daughter, of Norwich, N. Y„ Private and Mrs. J. W. Johnson and their son. of Norwich, Mr. and Mrs. H. JDiener and their son John, of

Philadelphia.

Mr. and Mrs. Russel Lyons, of Haddon Heights, entertained several guests during the holiday

New member* taken in on probation in the Tsbemacle Church during the service on " Sunday were James Blake, Halbruner, Fred Williams, ’Harare, Ruth McPherson, Hspey Hawn, Jr., Alberta Rose Simpkins, May and Freida Yearicks, and Melbourne Schellenger, Jr. Fred Leichty and his daugW Iris, spent Tuesday at Roselle. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Daebler, West Cape May, and Mrs. Raymond Hickman and her children spent Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Matthews in honor of Miss Gladys Matthews' birthday. Mrs. Fred .Leichty is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Helen Willcox, and her new baby, at Roselle. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Swain and their daughter, Mrs. Mary Isabel Rice, and Miss Frances Richardson spent Sunday afternoon at

Atlantic City.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Benkert, of Malaga, called on Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor on Sunday. Private Herbert Voss, of Woodbine, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Madden. Mrs. Clara 'Qiurch. of Pennsgrove, is spendhig some time with Mrs. Emma Lpfigid Mrs. Joseph Roop and their son have gone to Baltimore

live.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Thompson spent Monday with Mr. and M Robert Austin in Vineland. Mrs. Emma .Schellenger spen* Wednesday in Philadelphia. The Sunshine Class will meet on Tuesday evening at the home of' "Mrs. Campion Reeves with Mrs. Thomas Madden as hostess - Mrs. Rosalie Bailey and her family, of Mauricetown, spent a few days here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dome and their daughter Barbara Lee, of Maple Shade, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Foster. Mrs. Levan Dickinson spent few days with her parents, Mr.

7, Roy lUtthi and Mr. und I

club nnuouaMd today.

\ Rorvua, CourtW Dk*nd William Wall spent r evening with Georg* Audley unnetaon and bar Erma 3

Mrs. Eleanor Thom peon, at

Oman City.

Miss Emma Munson is employ-

ed ut Cape Msy.

Mrs. Margaret Creaae, of Weatmont, called on Mrs. Ruth Mc-

Phereon on Monday.

Mrs. Rebecca Dicktnsor. recently spent a few days in Philadelphia with Mr. and Mrs. Frank

Moyer.

Mr. and Mrs. William Ivory have returned to Camden after visiting at the home of Mr. and

Mrs. Alvin Mason.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Thompson and their daughter-in-law, MrsHarrv Reeves, of Cape May, and her mother, Mrs. R. E. Kieeny. of Middletown, Md., spent Sunday with Harry Reeves, at Fort Dix. The Men’s Club met at the Social Hall on Monday evening. Master Larry Jackson spent the weekend with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jack°fhe Women’s Christian Society

Mr. and Mrs. Oarnor PMor f Elders, spent Sunday i [r and Mrs. Ralph Long. Mr and Mrs. Hollis Hoff: _nd their family, of HaddonMd. Mr and Mrs. Townoawd Fhaimore, of Court House, and Mr aad Mrs. David Huber spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffman in honor of Mr. Hoff-

’s birthday.

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George Fullagnr and his fam-

ily, of Ocean City, spent Sunday ii aiiu here with her parents, Mr. andK f Atlantic City, spent Friday Mrs. William McCarty. Their sog, [ with hel . sister, Mrs. Anna El-

Robert Fullagar, who is 1 liott, and her family,

ed at Edgewood Arseiwrtf Md., Mr atld Mrs j ac k Schellenger was with them. He is in the | and t ), e i r sonj 0 f Marlborough, chemical department and \was, ^ y arc visiting her parents,

placed in the officers' trainmgT^r and Mrs. William VanZant.

unit on Monday. ( Mj ss Anna Lloyd, of Fishing

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cresse and! Creek, spent the weekend with their two sons, of Philadelphia, • Mrs. Laura Oliver,

spent the Easter holidays here j Mr. und Mrs. William Hasting with his mother, Mrs. Annie and their son Bobby, spent the Cresse. weekend here with her parents,

Earl Fisher, of Philadelphia. I the Rev. and Mrs. William Huh

visited Roy Wolcott on Sunday. I look.

Mrs. Fred Cook, of Orelund. | Harvey F rank of the U. h. Pa., spent the weekend here with Army, who is stationed nt New tar JUT th,. R«. Gordon Cook, Rivor. N. C, .pent the weekend at the Baptist parsonage. here with his wife. r . Miss Dorothy Hand, .^i}^ I spent^th^ weokemf'here with he^

Helphia, spent the weekend here , ' . M „,

with her mother, Mrs. Lewellyn |

Hildreth.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoffman, of Washington, D. C., spent the weekend here with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eldredge, and their two

Miss Lillian Hansen and Thor Hansen, Jr., spent last week in Philadelphia. Artz Kelly, of Philadelphia, spent the weekend at his home here. Mrs. Kelly returned with him, after haring spurt the week in Philadelphia with their daughter, Mrs. Leon Shivers, and her

family.

Mrs. Clara Cresse is visiting her daughters in Philadelphia.

Paul Hallman, who is cmplov-ig^ _C4L-.ijl'"Philadelphia, spent -the __

weekend here with his parents. Howard Matthews left on Friday morning for Fort Dix. The Fire Company was called

to fight a large woods fire on Friday, behind Harold Bevis’

home.

Mrs. Harry Eldredge and her sons and Mrs. Mildred Bardo and her daughter were in Vineland Thursday. Mrs. Harry Steer was in Philadelphia on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dcnn and their son, of Washington, D. C-, spent the Easter weekend here with Mrs. Dcnn's parents, and Mrs. J. S- Harris. Mrs. Warren Harris and daughter spent Sunday at Wildwood with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGowan, and their son.

CONVALESCING Milton Blume returned to his home here this week after having been a patient at Hahnemann Hospital for two weeks, where he underwent an operation for appendicitis.

his duties in New York after spending a few days here with

his wife and their family.

Miss Alice Hawley, a teacher in the Central School at Cuba, New York, is spending a week's vacation here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hawley. Mr. and Mrs. George Walter and their family spent the week-

Trenton and Philadelphia, and Mrs. Clinton Elliott

and their daughter Joyce, of Au-

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