Health League Stays Active Plans for a busy sommer filled with activities designed to carry on the regular program of the Cape Hay County Health League and meet war needs have been outlined by Miss Natalie Hand, EJ'J., at the request of the organization’s executive board. Miss Hand sf®PHhat while attendance at clinics is usually low during the summer months, more tuberculosis is frequently found due to the higher percentage of cases referred by physicians and

Admissions to hospitals must be facilitated and plans made for examination and care of patients’ families, she said. Miss Hand will continue to in-

by induction boards. These frequently have the disease active stages which, while rendering them unavailable for military service, may not prevent them from returning to their regular jobs. In cases where the man’s present employment is considered unsuitable the Cape May County Health League is cooperating with the State Rehabilitation Service through the New Jersey Tuberculosis League in placement and retraining. Opportunity will be found through summer fairs and festivals and other seasonal activities for continuation of the League's year-round educational program, including lectifres and pamphlets, with emphasis on war-time health needs. Material is available on a variety of health topics and requests will be filled promptly, Miss Hand said.

THANK PUBLIC, NOT US To the Editor: I am taking this means of thanking you personally for the helpful cooperation of yourself and your associates in the newspaper profession in New Jersey in pressing the public to do its full part in the special scrap rubber recovery drive which ends today. I feel that whatever success we have achieved i% this drive can be credited to a very large extent -to the generous cooperation of the newspapers of the state. Again, with many thinks, I am Sincerely yours, CHARLES A, EATON, Jr.

JjrftsiAA Jo Jhi fatiioA,., VICTORY FOR ALL

1 should like to bring to your attention the non-expedient manner in which you . treated the article “Accepted Selectees Leave Saturday" on the front pag the Thursday, July 9th edi I am referring in particular to the manner in which you definiteJy separated names of Negro and white selectees covering the entire area of Cape May County. The purpose of your article, I believe, was to inform the reading public of those men who had been called to serve in the armed forces of our country. The mere fact that these men come of two races, as trivial ns that should be, should have had no place your article. Whether he be black Tom Brown or a white Tom Brown, we as your readers

prejudice, greed and hate. Let’i forget about races! Our main objective is victory—victory for all of us—all of us as one! Sincerely, GIRARD E. ROBERTS Cape May, N. J.

138-874

To Karr A. nov* and Elizabeth T.

ranipsi

By virtue of Chancer} July 1. 1842 In a cause wherein the City of Cape May la complainant and Mary Love and others are defendants you are required to appeal S d answer the complainant's bill of mplalnt on or before September 2. 1842 or said bill will be taken as confessed against you. Said bill Is filed to foreclose the equity of redemption In a certain certificate of sale Issued by O. Hughes, collector of taxes of City of Capo May to complaint the present holder, at a tax sale held Nov. 8. 1929 covering lots .19 and 40. block J»6. city tax r ip, also being lots ,8*2 and westerly 28 feet of lot Bft» Plan "A" Cape May Real Estate Co. And you Mary A. Ia>vc are made a defen dan' ' — —

State Salvage Committee.

Mrs. Stevens At Meeting Of Jersey D. A. R. Mrs. Ralph T. Stevens, state registrar of the New Jersey Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, attended a special meeting of the state board at tee Stacy Trent Hotel, Trenton, on Friday. Following the meeting, members of 'tee board were the guests of the State Regent, Mrs. Raymond C. Goodfellow, of South Orange, at luncheon. voted to cancel the

meetlac which id fir the early : the Traymoce In Atlantic City gcauae of war cooditiena and to

l Newark the latter

i this year's project on.l Society which is of money for a Wood

. Mrs. Goodfellow reported that several hundred dollars have bate contributed by New Jersey bars toward th' - ' - of tee National the raising of ■ plasma unit. The goal contribution from every .. ...— mem Ix-r although smaller amounts will be acceptable. Members of Cape May Patriots Chapter are asked to send their contributions to the treasurer, Mrs. John Hil-

CanceUed steams whl bars of the D A.R. have lecting to sand to the Quean's Hcapital in London f or the rap- ^ of beds in the ehikW. Is may no longer be stet ad. They are stSl being cold and sold to Now York dealers and tbs proceeds are to lie

Mrs. Stevens has been appointed a member of the Founders' committee of the State Society 111 the vacancy cauaed by the b of Mrs. Frederick Bainfa, a former member of Cape May Patriots Chapter, several years ago. Mrs. Albert C. Ab-

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And you Ellxabelh F. Phillips ... mad« a defendant because you hold a morticatce against said preml recorded In the Cape May Cou Clerk's office. In mortgage book

page 341.

SAMUEL F. ET.PREnOE,

138-498

To X. Conover Z,Mdoi_ Z.Mdom, his wife; and John 1

Kndgett.

By virtu* of an order of the Coui of Chancery of New Jersey, mad on the day of the date hereof. In a cause wherein James McCooley l« complainant, and you are defend-

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Redding’s.

IT. AND

KEYSTONE 6S23

o required to appear

cause on or before August 19. 194 or the said bill will be taken i

confessed against you. . The said bill Is filed to foreciose j

a mortgage given by John H. Mild

gett and Adeline Mudgett. his wife,

to complainant, bearing dale Sep-

tember 4. 1924. on lands In Lower

Township. County of Cape V

320.

In Deed Book\>

And you. 1

211, at pages S

J. Conover Lecdom.

made a party defendant because are now the owner of the lands premises covered by said mortgage and therefore have or may claim tc have an Intereat In the said premIsea; and you Helen Leedom. f thr wife of K. Conover T-eedoi . are made a party defendant because K u have or may claim to have an :hoate right of dower In the said premlaea: and you John H. gett are-made a party defend*! cause you executed the bond for th< debt upon which said mortgage wi riven to secure said debt, and ms therefore claim to have an Interei

In the said premises. Dated June is iv: LKWTS T. STEVENS. Solicitor of Complainar

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