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Men Of Church In Service Honored COLD SPRING — At the Sunday evening service of the Cold Spring Presbyterian Church honor was accorded to the 16 young men of the church who have answered their country’s call and are serving in the armed forces. A service flag with 16 blue stars was presented by Boy Scouts Robert Swain and Henry C. Needles, and was accepted and dedicated by Elder Richard E. Reeves. Baskets of flowers were presented to the families of men represented. Mrs. R. Clifton Ware, organist, was assisted by Howard G. Reeves, of Philadelphia, and a trumpet and violin duet was played by Buddy and Robert Swain. Men of the church in the armed forces are William T. Bullock, Navy; Henry H. Eldredge, Army; Rutherford LeGates, Navy; Walter Lee LeGates, Navy; Horace S. Miller, Army; Paul A. Monday, Army; James Warden Needles, Army; Charles Davis Reeves, Navy; Courtland V. Reeves, Navy; Samuel W. Reeves, Jr., Army; William Irwin Swain, Navy; Thomas Durell Taylor, Navy; Andrew Tumier, Navy; Samuel B. Turnier, Navy; Charles J. Sandgran, Navy; and Harry Hunter, Army. The latter two have recently enlisted. Lifeguard Ball To Be Held Hext Week The Cape May Beach Patrol will hold the annual Lifeguards' Ball at Congress Hall on Wednseday evening, August 26. The ball will be one of the season' "outstanding events. The ball program includes music by Curt Wc-iler’s Quartette, taps by Jerry Love, and Susan Long, blues singer. Tickets are bn sale at every lifeguard stand fend at Beach Patrol headquarters. The headquarters will be open for inspection all this week. On Saturtay evening at 7 o’clock, the Beach Patrol will have another rescue demonstration consisting of mass can rescue, boat rescues, torpedo can rescue and boat rescue with all beach units participating.

Bower Cites Unity For War Effort NEWARK —' Joseph A. Bower, candidate for the Republican nomination for U. S. Senator, today . asserted that discussion the war effort during the ci paign would serve to strengthen America by pointing out weaknesses and suggesting methods

overcome them.

The candidate, who is treasurer of the Republican State Committee, emphasized there is no division between the Republican and Democratic parties on war objectives, adding that "America is solidly united in this fight to preserve our liberty and our ini-

stitutions.”

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Have Greenback Day

Sunday will be observed in the First Methodist Church as Greenback or Appreciation Day. The custom has been an annual observance for years. In addition to other special features, the Specialty Quartet of Millville will render several

or; Russell Petitt, second tenor; Franklin Zimmerman, first bass; Russell Hufsey, second bass. The Rev. Samuel Blair will speak on the following subject throughout the day: “True Greatness” and “Salvaging Waste”.

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QUEEN MAYSEA TO BE CROWNED FRIDAY EVENING (Continued from Page One) light the coronation program has been arranged by Madelyn Love England. Entitled "School Days”, the show will include songs, dances, jokes and patter. A cast of 60 talented youngsters will participate. The program for the show which will follow the coronation includes the following numbers: Marcia Pepper and Billy Mulholland doing an adagio waltz; Dorothy Tribbett, "Petite Ballerina”; the Gilligan Sisters, "O’Brien Has Gone Hawaiian"; Paul Porreca, recitation, “Spring Has Come"; Cecilia and Kay, harmony Margaret McClure, rope dance; Patsy Haggerty, “Free for All”; Alonda Rae Fagan, "The Doll Dance”; Jerry Love. "Taps Original"; Alma. McGruddy, solo, “My Devotion”; Stephanie Steger, novelty toe tap; Patsy Ewan, acrobatic tricks; Teggy Wright, acrobatic tap; Fay and Dory Goodwin, rhythmic double; Diane Webster, “Zoot Suit”; Judy Anne Killeen, “The Couple in the Castle". The groups include “The Suitcase Dance", military ballet and an old fashioned hoe down. Others taking part in the “School Days” are Anne Nichols, Charlotte Warner, Mimi Endicott, Bootsie Rcnneiscn, Barbara Stevens, Joan Stevens and Jean Mathews. e

LIST SPECIAL SERVICE At the mid-week service at the First Presbyterian Church on ' Wednesday, August 26, at 8 p.m., the Schofield Jubilee Singers will offer a program of sacred music, particularly Negro spirituals. These singers and their sponsor, the Rev. R. DeOrenzella, are in Cape May for the summer.

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ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. J. Graham French, of Philadelphia and Cape May, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Lenore R. French, to Ensign Thomas Veasey Zug, U.S.N.R., son of Mrs. Charles Keller Zug and the late Mr. Zug, of Chestnut Hill, Pa. Miss French is a popular member of the summer colony younger set and has spent her summers here with her parents for a number of years.

MRS. ELLA M. ABELB

Mrs. Ella M. Abele, wife of Arthur C. Abele, formerly of Camden, and late of 431 Rio Grande avenue, Wildwood, died at her home there on Tuesday, August

18. She was 91 years of age.

Mrs, Abele was born in Rio Grande, the daughter of the late Benjamin and Mary R. Crease. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at the late residence in Wildwood, with the Rev. William Bullock, pastor of the Old Brick Church, officiating. Interment under the direction of Earl L. Hollingsead, mortician, will be made in the Cold Spring

Cemetery.

Mrs. Abele is survived by her husband, and a daughter, Mrs. Albert G. Bennett, of this city; two sisters, Mrs. Linda McAllister, of Wildwood, and Mrs. Kate Eldredge, of . Collingswood, and a brother, Alfred Cresse, of Avon,

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The men of the Navy engineer force wear a red braid on the left shoulder seam.

An open book is the uniform insignia of a printer in the U. S. Navy.

Mr. and Mrs. Drummond Edward Harris, of 412 Washington street, are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a daughter, Alma Ruth Naomi Harris, born Tuesday, August 6th, at Wildwood. VILLAS — Mr. and Mrs. James Blake are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, born at their home on Sunday August 9. The baby has been named Nancy Ann. Mrs. Blake, before her marriage, was Miss Leah Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey, of Cold Spring. NOTICE The Macedonia Baptist Church makes its Thirteenth Annual effort to entertain and inspire the GUESTS AND PATRONS of the hotels, churches and business of the city of Cape May, at the Cape May High School auditorium Thursday evening, August 27 This time the Three-Act Comedy Society Drama “Dora Dean", one of Cape May’s greatest attrac tions of the season, will hold the

■arviea i.... Marson, of Newark, whoa* topic will be “How Long Is Tear Am?" Mr. Carrin sarvfc "The Enemies of the Cross of Christ—Is Hitler The Only One Living Today?"

IN MEMORIAM la loving memory of Our held Daddy, I. -

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days may eons and the days But still our hearts We keep your men Although we are ■. And year by year, within hearts, You are remembered yet; In life we loved you, end in death We never win forget. Sadly missed by MARY, CARROLL, PRISCILLA. DOROTHY. PAUL end PAUL JR. 8-26-11-4674

Philip Jobson, Jr., Prop.

CONGRESS HALL

Dancing every Saturday Evening from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on the new dance floor. Music by the Curt Weiler Quartette in the Cocktail Lounge daily from 5:30 to 7—9 to 1 Hot Hors d’ouevres served during cocktail hours No Cover Charge.

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