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THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1942

VFW Auxiliary

Seats Officers New officers of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary were i stalled at the last regular bu ness meeting of the organizatk Officers for the coming year are Mrs. Allen Willson, president; Mrs. Cecil McCullough, senior vice president; Mrs. Herbert Pharo, S or vice president; Mrs. Earl ingsead, secretary; Mrs. Howard Ewing, treasurer; Mrs. Char-

les Eldredge, chaplain.

Plans were made to conduct a membership drive, beginning with an open meeting to be held at the West Cape May Fire Hall on Thursday, May 28, at 2:30 o'clock. A special Memorial Day program

will be held.

“Memorial Day this year has a deeper meaning than ever before," said Mrs. Willson. "It is the day set apart to honor our soldier dead. All eligible persons are given a most cordial invitation to this meeting. Anyone having a father, brother, husband or son who has served or is at present serving his country on foreign soil is eligible.” Plans for the annual Buddy Poppy sale on Saturday, May 23, were completed at the meeting. VFW Buddy Poppies are made by disabled and needy veterans in government hospitals. Four cents of every donation goes directly to the veteran to be used as his own personal fund. The remainder is kept. in the welfare fund of the local post and auxiliary unit to be used for local relief work among needy veterans

or their families.

“The growing success of the sale has made it possible to give needed occupation to the veterans throughout the greater part of the year in making poppies," Mrs.

Willson said.

“The VFW regard it as privilege to pay homage to _ tea's veterans through this small flower of remembrance.”

Social fasniA Ofjha (i)aaL

(JfRL SCOUTS ACTIVE Girl Scout Troop No. 1 continued its activities Tuesday afternoon by haring a tea in the Episcopal Parish House, at which time their new leader, Mrs. E. W. Drinkhouse, became acquainted with mothers of the participating members. On leaving Cape May, Mrs. Benjamin B. Brown gave up the leadership of Troop No. 1 to Mrs. Drinkhouse who is now carryiug on the Girl Scout work with assistance of Mrs. L. Pfister.

ENTERTAIN AT TEA

PLANS BRIDGE PARTY Mrs. William C. Mecray will

entertain the members of her bridge ^club tonight at her Jeffersoh street hpme and will have as her guests Mrs. I. J. Pocher, Mrs. Samuel M. Schellenger, Mrs. George S. Curtis, Mrs. T. .Lee Lemmon, Mrs. I. Grant Scott, Miss Helen G. Smith, Mrs. Ralph T. Stevens and Mrs. Harry H.

Needles.

TRIANGLE CLASS MEETS Members of the Triangle Class of the West Cape May Union Chapel held an interesting meeting at the social hall last Tuesday evening, May 12th. In charge of the devotional service were Mrs. Harry Fox, Mrs. Richard Hawley and Mrs. Clarence Lemunyon. This was followed by a solo “Memories” sung by Mrs. William Moss. Miss Ella G. Bennett, teacher of the class, was the guest of honor and was presented with gifts from the members in celebration of her birthday and in appreciation of her faithfulness. Mrs. Leslie Poulson and Mrs. F. Devine were taken in as new members and Mrs. Frank Bennett, who had been a former member, rejoined the class. Mrs. Cecil McCullough, Mrs. R. Clifton Ware, Mrs. Allan Willson, Mrs. M. Conover, Mrs. Edward Phillips, Jr. as hostesses, entertained with interesting games. Others attending the af-

fair were:

Mrs. Lida Daeb’.^t, Mrs. Lewis Hoffman, Mrs. Emily Ewing, Mrs. Frank W. Hughes, Mrs. Harry Kunz, Mrs. Harry Brown, Mrs. Evan Brown, Mrs. 0. W. Lafferty, Mrs. William Whitehead, Mrs. Harry Bakley, Mrs. Charles Weeks, Mrs. Leonard Sandgran, Mrs. R. A. Swain, Mrs. Frank McNeil, Mrs. Fred Hand, Mrs. Clarence Huber, Mrs. Harry Fox, Sr., Miss Eleanor Oliver and Miss Mazie Lafferty. LADIES’ AID MEETS The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Cape Island Baptist Church was held Tuesday afternoon, May 12th, in the social hall of the church. Miss Jennie Hanes presided over the business meeting. Plans were made to hold a food sale and second-hand sale some time during this month. Following the social afternoon refreshments

CLASS TAKES HIKE

The fifth in a series of hikes

being conducted by the Rev. Quidort, Mrs. Ralph Stevens, Mrs. Samuel Blair, pastor of the First * '* ’ ~ ' " ‘ "

Methodist Church, was enjoyed by several members, of Mrs. Blair’s Sunday School class Saturday. The group made Signal Hill the objective of their hike which was enjoyed by Orlando Beheler, Warren Spencer, Sylvia Foulk, Dolores Entriken, Betty

Dunn and Mr. Blair.

WILL HAVE PICNIC

AU members of the First Presbyterian Sunday School are vited to attend a picnic Saturday afternoon at 5:30 o’clock. The party will be held on the beach at the end of the boardwalk near Broadway. Mrs. Frank R. Hughes, Mrs. Ralph T. Stevens, Mrs. Robert Glaubit and Mrs. Gilbert C. Hughes are in charge of the affair and have interesting entertainment planned for the group. There will be a baseball game, group singing and various

other games.

CLASS HAS REUNION The second annual reunion of the Crusaders’ Class of the First Presbyterian Sunday School e; joyed an interesting meeting < Sunday with Mrs. Mae Smith l_ their teacher. Due to the present conditions many of the class members were unable to attend. Greetings were sent from George Reel, Jr. now living in Los Angeles, Cal.; Dr. Frederick Boerner and Raymond Cross, of Drexel Hill, Pa.; Logan Bockius, of Westfield; Stacy Robbins, of Pitman; Joseph Brooks, of Clayton; and J. Lafayette Miller, Jr., of Easterly, Pa. Following the lesson the group sang and were later entertained at dinner at the Batten Cottage. Those attending the reunion were Harry Mecray, of New York City, Logan B. Taylor, A. Spencer Nelson, Albert B. Little, R. Clifton Ware, William C. Mecray, Ralph T. Stevens, T. Alfred Stevens, Samuel M. Schellenger and Lee ” Quidort, of Wildwood.

The dinner was attended by the members of the class and the following as guests: Mrs. Samuel Schellenger, Mrs. R. Clifton Ware, Mrs. Harry Mecray, Mr*. Leon

Alfred Stevens, Miss Helen G. Smith, the Rev. and Mrs. Albert Lenz, Edward P. Nittinger, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pickard and

their son and Mrs. Mae Smith. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY Master Scott McGonigle, son of

Mr. and Mrs. William McGonigle, celebrated his second birthday at a party Saturday, May 16, at the home of his parents. Guests were Mrs. Joseph Settle and her daughter Joan, Mrs. Louis Cox and her son Billy, Mrs. Milton Blume and her son Mickey, Mrs. Freeman

Joyce, Mrs. Richard her daughter Lorraiik Killeen and -her

none* or Arruoano* Take notice that T. Palmer Holmes, trading as Marine ' Bar- has filed application with the Township Committee. Township of Dower, Cape May County. New Jersey for a Plenary retail consumption license for premises known os Marine Bar. Schcllcngers Landing. Township of Lower. New Jersey. Objections, if any. should be made Immediately In writing to Bortraiu Snyder. Township Clerk. Township of Lower. It. 3F. D.. Cape May. N. J. T. PALMER HOLMES. Schollenger's Landing, Township of Lower, Capo May County, N. J A. J. Caflero, Attorney. S-2I.-St8-pff3.78

NOTICE OP APPLICATION Take notice that John Welszer, trading as Weiszcr's Bar has filed application with the Township Committee. Township of Lower. Capo. May County. Now Jersey for a Plenary retail consumption license for premises known as Weiszcr's Bur, 3rd Avenue and Wilson Drive, Township of Lower. New Jersey. Objections. If any. should he made Immediately In writing to Bertram Snyder. Township Clerk. Township of Lower. It. F. D.. Cape May. N. J. JOHN WEISZER, 3rd Avenue and Wilson Drive. Township of Lower. Cape May County. N. J.

Mrs. Harry D. Lemmon and Mrs. Harry M. Jackson entertained at a tea on Friday after-

noon at the home of Mrs. Lemmon on Washington street for the Mabel Legate^ Mrs! A*rthur Co-

Mrs. S. Irwin Stevens, Miss Mattie Weeks, Mrs. Herbert W. Lummis, Mrs. Horace F. Church, Mrs. Harold Hand, Mrs. J. Oliver Rutherford, Mrs. Bessie T. Hazlctt, Mrs. William Stevens, Mrs. Evan Brown, Mrs. Harriet Ware, Mrs. Rodney Hand, Mrs. Charles Perkins, Mrs. Harrison Shaw, Mrs. Robert D. Carrin, Mrs. Walter H. Phillips, Mrs.

benefit of the Woman's Society ef Christian Service of the Meth-

odist Church.

Games were planned for the various groups and at their conclusion dainty refreshments were served by the hostesses. The guests were Mrs. Albert Stillwell, Mrs. William Carley, Mrs. Electa Curtis, Miss Harriet Goff, Mrs. Alwilda Stevens, Mrs. Lottie Briant, Mrs. Daniel Hand, Miss Viola Schellenger, Mrs. Mary E. Harris, Mrs. Laura Smith, Mrs. Amy Long, Mrs. Clarence Sayre, Mrs. Henry Spencer, Mrs. Samuel Blair, Mrs. Ella Ludlam, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. John W. Meyer, Mrs. Ehrl Holiingsead, Mrs. Carl Taylor, Mrs. Frank L. Bennett, Mrs. Samuel Perry, Mrs. * Charles Foulke, Mrs. Curtis Harris and Mrs. Clifford Thayer.

hen, Mrs. Harry T. Hughes, Mrs. John T. Hewitt, Miss Ida Stevens, Mrs. Lemuel E. Miller, Jr. and Mrs. Harry VanZant. MARKS BIRTHDAY Miss Constance Dougherty celebrated her birthday at a party this week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wister H.

Dougherty.

LADIES' AID MEETS Members of the Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church enjoyed their regular meeting Wednesday afternoon in the social hall of the church with Mrs. J. Woodruff Eldredge presiding over the business meeting and social afternoon. This was the final meeting of the Society until the autumn.

CARD PARTY The Ladies' Auxiliary of the West Cape May Fire Co. will hold their monthly card party Thursday evening, May 21, In the Borough Hall Refreshments. Admission 25c. Tax Sc.

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