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Mrs. May McGuigan and her two sons, Allen and Arthur, and - her daughter Florence, of CAnowingo, Md., spent a few days at the home of her sister, Mrs. Nellie Elliott, and her family. Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Phillips and their two daughters, Anne and Phoebe, of Codings wood, spent, Sunday here with relatives. Ella Weldon has returned h after spending two months

Camp Dix.

Mrs. Sydney EUis and Mrs. William Parker attended the funeral of their grandmother, Mrs. Ella Bates, of Vineland, who was buried.at Tabernacle Cemetery

Saturday.

Mrs. Lanay Kirkpatrick, Lakehurst, spent the weekend here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Heathcote called on Mr. and Mrs. William Parker on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Fraley, of Pennsgrove, spent the weekend here at their home. Mrs. Evelyn Fraley Hart is employed at Riverside Amusement Park at Riverside. Mrs. John Williams and her children returned home on Tuesday after visiting her husband at New York. Mr. Wi

with her and spent Tuesday and Wednesday at home. Mf. and Mrs. Alvin Lowman, of Vineland, spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Lewis Hoff-

man.

Mrs. Mary Barnard spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Vera Whilden, and her family. Mrs. Nellie Elliott has returned home after visiting relatives at --Burlington. Alfred Cresse” of Fort Hancock, spent Sunday with his family here. Mrs. J. B. Kaighn, county president of the P.T.A., installed officers of the P.T.A. at Ocean View on Friday night. Brenton Hand, a cadet from Castle Heights, Lebanon, Tennessee, arrived here on Tuesday to spend the summer months with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Learning J. Hand. Mrs. Ethel McPherson spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Miller at Wildwood.

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M-s. Annie Hawn entertained at dinner on Wednesday Mrs. Sadie Savage, Mrs. May Hand, Mrs. Marion Halloway, Mrs. Elisabeth Hand and Mrs. Amy Lyle. They all remained to spend the evening with her. Theodore Williams, of Millville, who is employed at the airport, is staying at the home of Mrs. Alice Bradley and her family. Mrs. Carolyn Williams called on Mrs. Kathryn Ernest at Wildwood Crest on Saturday. Mrs. Helen Garretson was a Bridgeton visitor on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lloyd, of Wildwood, called on Mrs. Verna Long and her family on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Snyder called on her brother, Amos Hickman, who has been ill the past two weeks at his home in South Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hand and their daughter Virginia, of Pennsville, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James H. Matthews. The' Busy Bee Class was tertained at the home of the teacher, Mrs. Irene Taylor, Tuesday evening with Mrs. Lydia Dickinson as hostess. Mrs. Marie Garretson was operated on in the Atlantic City Hospital on Friday and is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chalfant, of Glen Ridge and Cape May. were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams and his mother, Mrs. Carolyn Williams, spent Sunday with Mr.

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Mrs. Bertram Mrs. Kathryn Matthews attend1 a P.T.A. meeting at Ocean View on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Merrick, of Cojlingdale, Pa., called oi ” and Mrs. Alfred Jackson on

day.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kimsey and their two children, of Wildwood, called on Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jackson on Friday

ring.

Cape May Point

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, of Philadelphia, visited Mr. and Mrs.- Frank Layer for a week recently. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lindley and Mrs. Levin enjoyed the weekend at their bungalow. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Beaver id the latter's mother, Mrs. Weatherby, of HurfTville, spent several days at their cottage on Stites avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Francis N. Gerew are entertaining the latter’s mother, Mrs. Joseph Flicker, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Creamer, of Penns Grove, were Point visit's at their cottage for the week-

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Robert Berg came from Norfolk, Va. to spend several days with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Berg and their son Buckie, will leave on Wednesday to make their home at Norfolk. Alfred Jackson and William Bethel drove down for the week-

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Layer entertained their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Eppie Meyers, of Philadelphia, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hess and their daughter, Mrs. Othel Hudof Lansdowne, enjoyed a short vacation at the summer home of J. Arthur Hess. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Day and their family spent the weekend at their cottage here. Miss Caroline Reed, of Germantown, has been enjoying a week’s vacation at her cottage on Central avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Nonamaker were the Point overseeing their property for a few days this eek. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Storm and theic small daughter enjoyed several days’ visit at their home in Easton, Pa., last week. Mrs. Michel and her daughter are enjoying a prolonged visit at their cottage on Ocean avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lapin and the latter’s brother, Mr. Brenopened their cottage for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. John Graham and their family, of Prospect Park, Pa., recently spent some time at their bungalow.

Stanley Douglas, of Norfolk, Va., came home for a short furlough with his family. Mrs. Douglas and her little son Robert, have returned with him to spend some time at Norfolk. r Mrs. James Downes and her little daughers have been spending some time with her mother at Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dilks enjoyed several days at their cottage on Stites avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Pfifer, Mr. Root and Mrs. Pfifer’s mother, Mrs. Meyers, opened their cottage for several days.

Rio Grande

Mas. a. r. Wolcott The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Jewett and their daughter, of North Wildwood, visited the Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Cook at the Baptist parsonage here on Sunday afternoon. Leonard Stanley and his family have returned here from Georgia, where they spent the winter. Mrs. Emma Fisher, of Trenton, visiting her daughter-in-law, Mrs. J. S. Harris. Mrs. Alfred Entrikin returned to her home here on Friday afjpending a month with friends in Philadelphia. Theodore Dillon is enjoying a week’s vacation from the Standard Oil CoMrs. Edward Hallman and her infant daughter returned to her home here from Mace’s Hospital i Saturday. Mrs. Leon Shivers and her son, Lee, of Philadelphia, spent last week here with her mother, Mrs. A. C. Kelly. Mrs. Walter Hand and her daughter, Miss Annis Hand and son Douglass Hand attended a farewell party at Hamm union, on Tuesday evening, for Mrs. Hand's son-in-iaw, Dr. Frazier Elliott, who has enlisted. There were 185 present. Clarence Jones, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday here with his father, Frank Jones. William J. Sharp, who is employed in Camden, spent part of last week at his home here. RoSert Gough, of Philadelphia, spent last week here at the home of Charles Gullberg. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Harris were Atlantic City visitors on Saturday.

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Corporal John Killeen, of the New Jersey State Police sub-sta-tion at Mays Landing, spent the weekend with his family here. George Cain, of Philadelphia, was the weekend guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs: Charles Cain. Mr. and Mrs. R. Aberdeen, of Philadelphia, were at their Broaday cottage during the weekend. The Rev. and Mrs. Emanuel Burkman, of Millville, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred

Matthews during the weekend. Mrs. Annie. Ross and herj* “ ten Mary and Anna, of phia, are spen" their cottage o Miss Esther Hood, of Philadelphia, has returned home after visiting Mr. and Mr*. Louis FausL Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith entertained Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baker, of Atlantic City, on Saturday. Harvey Brown, of New • York City, was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Evan M. Brown, during the weekend. Miss Catherine Richardson and

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NOTICE ORDER No. 6 Office of DEFENSE TRANSPORTATION requires that we reduce the mileage of our Coal and Ice trucks by 25%. We ask you to cooperate in the following change of service necessary to comply with this order. ICE SERVICE will be limited to one regular delivery each day, excluding all back calls and special deliveries. Ice Plant on Elmira Street will be open 24 hours a day where you may pick up Ice in an emergency. COAL ORDERS for two tons will be given prompt delivery. Less than two tons will be delayed until truck load can be made up for delivery in your vicinity. Please do not ask us to give you the same service we have been pleased to give in the past and will after the emergency. CAPE MAY COAL &. ICE CO. Ralph T. Stevens, Secy.-Treas.

★ Announcinj Our Hew Payment Plan *

Due to the restricted use of rubber and gasoline except for most essential needs we are establishing a number of new collecting agencies, in addition to our regular offices, where bills for gas and electric service may be paid. For the convenience of our customers these agencies are located throughout the territory, as listed below. Bills may be paid at any of these points. In line with this policy company collectors will no longer call on customers to collect unpaid accounts. Bills and collection notices will be mailed as heretofore. Bills are due and payable upon presentation and become delinquent ten days thereafter.

In the future if it becomes necessary to discontinue service because of non-payment, the man who calls to disconnect the service will not be authorised to accept payment. To permit him to do this would be making a collector of him, A service connection charge of $1.00 per meter will be made for the restoration of service. We know our customers will appreciate the importance of conserving man power and materials so that the essential work of maintaining equipment and facilities vital to efficient gas and electric service will not be impaired. This work alone requires many men, vehicles, and thousands of miles of travel each year.

Bills May Be Presented For Payment at Any of the Following Locations:

MORRISTOWN DISTRICT J«n*y Central Ro-*' ligtit Co. ... W South Street, M Rnt Netionel Seek of WKIppeey .... Whippeey SUMMIT DISTRICT Jeoey Centre! Po-er end tight Co. . . . 11-14 Beechwood Ri

RED BANK DISTRICT Jeoey Centre! Ro-er end Light Co. ... W Breed Street. Red Benh See Bright Netionel Beni See Bright LONG BRANCH DISTRICT Jercey Centre) Po—er end Light Co. . . . 315 Breed—ey. Long Brench

. Long Hill Roe.

Che them Netionel Beni Richerd Coriel! S Com per

MIUBURN DISTRICT

Jeney Centr.l Rower end light Co. . . . ill Mil burn Am.. MiBbum Springfield Netionel Beni ....... Springfield

BOONTON DISTRICT

Jeney Centrel Ro-er end Light Co. . . . TIB Mein Street. Boonton Andy i Electric Service B Herd-er. . . Andre- Eiledelfie. North Bever—id Rood. Lele Hie—eh POMPTON LAKES DISTRICT Jeney Centrel Ro-er end Light Co. . . T4I Wenegue Ave.. Rompton Toub’t D-ug Store Reguennod Shippee't Phermecy - Mid-ele

DOVER DISTRICT

Jeney Centrel Po-er end Light Co. ... 49 North Suite. Street. Dove. Gererd Drug Compen, DenviU, Gererd Drug Com pony Rode-ey Perl OeeTity Merlet . . . J. L. Ke.-ed. Coniu, St.. appetite Herculet Perl. K.

KEYPORT DISTRICT

Jeney Centrel Po-er end Light C

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*ein Street. Keyport

North Broed-oy. South Amboy rch end Cert Ave.. Keentburg

Eibrron Phermecy George H. Sleetor. 179 Lincoln Avenue, Bberon BELMAR DISTRICT Joney Centrel Power end light Co . . . 707 Ninth Ave.. Behner Frit Netionel Beni Bredley Beech POINT PLEASANT DISTRICT \ Jeney Centrel Po-er end Light Ce. ... SOS Richmond Ave.. Pt. Pleeiei Jeney Centrel Po—er end Light Co. . . 308 C.r*’.l Av... Seeudr Perl Weir', Phermecy WtHiern pYWct. I LAKEWOOD DISTRICT Jeney Centrel Po—er end Light Co. ... 401 Clifton Ave. Rnt Netionel Beni of Lelehun! . . . , . Lelehunt TOMS RIVER DISTRICT Jeney Centrel Po-er end Light Co. ... 100 Mein Street. Tom, Riveh^ Jeney Control Po—er end Light Co. . . . Ee,t Bey Street. Berneget Jeney Centrel Po-er end Light Co. . . . 113 No. Bey Ave_ Beech Heven Jeriey Centrel Po-er end Light Co. . . . John Spivey. Agent. Merino St.. Tudor A. W. Kepler Mein Street. Tuderten A. H. Greet . Pott Office Building. Mein St.. Forled Ri . 31 West Mein St.. Freehold

Mermen Lebrecgue Cert E. Hoff men ........ SAYREVILLE DISTRICT Jeney Centrel Po-er .ml Light Ce. .

in Street. SeyrevOe

Ed—erd Given,. Druggiit e • • - Fermingdele HIGHTSTOWN DISTRICT Jeney Cenlrel Po-er end Light Co. . . . Ill Mein St.. HighhtoRnl Netionel Beni No- Egypt

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS DISTRICT , Jeney Centrel Po-er end UgM Co. . . . I IS Rnt Ave. All HigWend, ASSURY PARK DISTRICT Jeney Cenlrel Power end Light Co. ... *01 Bong, Avenue. A,bury Perl AWnhunt Beal » Tresl Co. ...... - AIe.hu-,t Neptune Beal t Tree! Cm ....... . Neptune

OCEAN CITY DISTRICT

Jeney Centrel Power end Light Co. . Jeney Centrel Power end LigM Co. .

WILDWOOD DISTRICT

Jeney Centrel Power and LigM Co. . Jersey Centrel Po-*r,end bgbt Ce. .

>1 Eest Oel Avenue. Wad—ood * Oceen Avenue. Cepe Mey

Effective July 1st

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