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THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1942

4-H Clubs To Have Exhibit COURT HOUSE — September 10 has been set as the date for the 4-H Club Achievement Day for clubs in the southern part of Cape May County, it was announced this week by Miss Lois G. Hamilton, county home demonstration agent. The Achievement Day will be held at the •vmntv park here. Clubs entering exhibits will be Cold Spring, Villas, Dias Creek, Green Creek, Cape May Court House, Stone Harbor, Avalon and Swainton. The Achievement Day for clubs In the northern part of the county will be held September 12 at the Belleplain State Forest. Only exhibits of work done in 4-H Club meetings or as direct results of 4-H Club work will be exhibited. Girls’ exhibits will include canning, clothing, food and flowers. Boys’ exktbits will include vegetable products, farm shop work, poultry, rabbits, pigeons, guinea pigs, pigs, dairy aI >d flowers. There will also be judging and demonstration teams on dairy products, table setting, preparation of one dish made at a club meeting, canning, manicuring, application of cosmetics, pattern cutting, pattern adjustment, use of equipment in 4-H sewing boxes, poultry judging, farm-shop work demonstration and vegetable grading demonstration. Each exhibit will be judged according to merit An award pin showing the year of club work will be given to the boys who have completed one project, accompanied by a record of the project, and to girls who have completed two homemaking projects, each accompanied by a record of the. project. . Prises of defense stamps will be given for each exhibit and demonstration team.

Cape Theatre Review By the Observer The revival of "Yes, My Darling Daughter” at the Cape Theatre, which opened Tuesday evening, proves to be the hit of .a son which* is rapidly growing ... interest, the attendance now having reached a figure rivaling other years. The cast was as follows: Lewis Murray, W. James Bedell; Ellen Murray, Florence McGee; Connie Navins, Ruth Gregory; Martha, Jean Weyl; Ann Whitman Murray, Frederica Going; Titus Jaywood, Philip Earle; Douglas Hall, John Byers. The small cast of regular members of the company did full justice to this amusing comedy of modern life which had a long run not long ago on Broadway and which is well known both in pictures and on the stage throughout the country. But it is also a play which many people have not seen before and which many who have seen it want to see again. Florence McGee in the leading role brings her talents to the fore in the part which was so attractively played in New York by Peggy Conklin. Miss McGee is

Return Home After Visit On Cape Professor George W. Davis, former teacher of photography at South Jersey 4-H Club Ocfeonickon, Medford Lakes, accompanied by his wife and grandnephew, Clyde Davis, have returned to their home in New Brunswick' after visiting Mrs. Edwin C. Davis, of 1218 New York avenue. Camp Ockonickon, where Professor Davis was popular among boys and girls for several years, is now closed for the duration of the war due to the shortage of gasoline. Professor Davis, who has taught mathematics for the last 40 years and is now with the County Vocational School at New Brunswick, is at work on a manual of mathematics for use of teachers. After making a study of common errors frequently occurring among students he has worked out a system for shortcutting to improvement.

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lovely in this and is also just pert enough for it. Mr. Bedell is a huge success as the father, and Miss Going reveals new powers in the longest part in the play -r* the mother. Mr. Earle as usuaT gives another in his gallery of excellent interpretations. Mr. Byers and Miss Gregory were fine too as the young man and the aunt. Miss Weyl, who was a member of the junior group at the Cape Theatre for two summers, returns for this play after a year of study at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. The play will run through Sun-

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For the week beginning August 18 Director T. C. Upham announces there will be another very amusing farce-comedy, “Apron Strings", which will run from Tuesday through Sunday. On Sunday and Monday evenings the junior group at the theatre presented a • new play “Slight Barrier" by Edward Hunt, a member of the company. The play is a character melodrama set in the background of Maine in the Nineties. In the play were Connie Dilks, June Wilgus, Nancy Williams, Jinny La Salle, Marillyn Lush, Winkie Van Lennep, and Edward Hunt. The entire cast was proficient in the parts and won the appreciative plaudits of the audience. The play was well staged by the author.

Kielb Stresses Need

For Air Power WOOD — At a meeting i gathered gt his head-

quarters in Maplewood, Franklin W. Kielb, candidate for nomination of U. S. Senator in the Republican primary, a former state chairman of the American Citizenship Committee of the Amer-

ican Bar Association, said in part: “The first point in my three point program wherein the citizen can neip win this war is this: “The establishment of a Department of Air, with a Secretary of Air in the cabinet, on equal status with the Army and Navy

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