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Red Cross Asks Help To Meet Sewing Quotas The Production Department of the Cape May Branch, American Bed Croes, located at 323 Decatur street, is in need of women who can sew on sewing machines to make clothing for the branch’s emergency closet. The rooms are open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday of each week. “Officials in charge will greatly appreciate any assistance. Layettes, women’s and children's ■lips and nightgowns, men’s and boys’ shorts and pajamas and pillow cases arc among the articles of clothing being made, they added. Much men's second hand clothing, including wool suits, shirts, and socks, has been donated for the closet. A gift of $25 to Mrs. H. B. M.edeary, chairman of Volunteer Special Services, has made posgjble the purchase of two dozen new sweatshirts for the closet. Men’s shoes are needed, and men’s shirts in good condition in the larger sizes would be appreciated. "‘If you want to make surgical dressings, please go to the office of Volunteer Sevices on the second floor of the headquarters and Sign up for the work,” productkm officers said. All women who make surgical dressings must provide themselves with a coverall apron, such as, a Hoover, and a piece of white lawn or other material with which to completely cover the hair. No Jewelry except wedding ring and watch shall be worn. These regulations are set by the National Society and must be strictly* enforced. The first quota assigned to the Cape May branch is 1,200 gauze sponges, four by eight inches, and materials for further large assignments have already been shipped. With the nation at war millions of dressings are needed, branch officers pointed out. Cape Theatre Review By the Observer “Apron Strings”, the final show of the 1942 season at the Cape Theatre, opened Tuesday evening to a highly amused audience. This was the thirteenth production of k summer that may be considered ’•ery successful in view of the difficulties of dim-outs and so on. The cast was as follows: John Olwell, Philip Earle; Hester, G. June Wilgus; Mrs. Olwell, Frederica Going; Inez Wakefield, Connie Dilks; Barbara Olwell, Florence McGee; Daniel Curtis, MacGregor Gibb; Ezra Hunniwell, W. James Bedell. In the leading roles, which were brilliantly handled, were Florence McG.ee and MacGregor Gibb. Ably supporting them were Philip Earle, W. James Bedell, Frederica Going, .and Connie Dilks, while Mias Wilgus was very amusing as the maid. On Monday evening the juniors gave as their final, production of the year that fine mystery show “Ladies In Retirement”, with the honors in a splendid performance pretty well shared by Edward Hunt, Connie Dilks, Nancy Williams, G. June Wilgus, Jinny La Salle, Marillyn Lush' and Jean Weyi.

Uon Win alt at the Firs House on T * ie Trrr*«r, September IS, IMS. from J o'clock e-m. until ( o'clock p-m, to e<M to the reslater of voters the oamae of those who shall appear before them and heir tlshts to be regle-

ls hereby «lven that a prt'on will be held In the on Tale Avenue on Tanndny, September U, 19*2. Detween the hours of T A.M. end I PAL,, at which time and place the Republican and Democratic voters will vote by official ballota for Candida tea for their respective parties for the General Election to be held on Tuesday. November *. In the Election there will be

la conformity with t of Title 1*. Revised 8 the amendments and thereto, dated June U 11

tae la the First. Beoond. Third Fourth Election Districts of the City of Cape May, to ascertain the

* One member of the United States member of the House of Representatives. (Second Congressional District) to serve for two years. One member of the State Senate to serve for three years. One member of the General Assembly to serve for one'year. One Surrogate to serve for five y *Two Members of the Board of Chosen Freholders to serve for three years. , One Coroner to serve for three One male member of the County Commltttee to serve for one year. One female member of County Committee to serve for one year. Notice Is hereoy given that the Board of Registry and Elections will sit on Tuesday, October 13, 19*3 between the nours of one and nine o'clock on said day for the pureoss i registration of t

Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Registry and Election will elt at the Fire House on Tale Avenue ° D Tuesday, Wovember a, ib4B. between the hours of T o'clock AJM. and I o'clock PAL A General Election will be held at which time the voters of said borough will vote for the following officers: One member of the United States Senate to nerve for six years. One member of the House of Representatives. (Second Congressional District) to serve for two years. One member of the State Senate to serve for three years. One member of the General Assembly to serve for one year. One Surrogate to serve for flv Members of the Board c. Chosen Freholders to serve for three years. One Coroner to serve for three Tear *‘ LOUISA W. TRADER. Borough Clerk. Dated. August 18, 1942,

I vs election districts. eali therein at the next ensuing General Election, by ms W« ~ * *—

-• every dwelling

City Officials Send Sympathy To Family Cape May city officials joined many other friends • of the late Theodore W. Reeves in expressing * sympathy to hia family in their

bereavement.

Mayor T. Millet Hand, of Cape May, acting as spokesman for city officials, sent the following letter to Mrs. Reeves. “The Board of Commissioners express to you their deepest sympathy on the passing of your esteemed husband, for so many years a faithful and able munici-

PAl officer.

“There were certainly few men in this entire community who will be so missed. His exceptional kindliness and his wise counsel were real assets to his' community of West Cape May and to his neighbors and friends in Cape May.” tbe Mayor wrote.

inquiry

imbHaUon, or of th* head of every family

residing ** *“

Notice Is hereby glvi Ud Boards of Registry' Jill sit at residence Hand. 1206 Washington -Street, for the First ElecUon district; at the Cape May City Garage. Washington Street, between Queen Street and Madison avenue, tor the Second elecuon district: at the Chemical Fire House, Lafayette and Bank "treets for the Third elecUon dl»jtrlct. at 820 Washington at., for Fourth elecUon district on Tuesday, September IS, 1343. from 7 o'clock am. until 8 o'clock p.m, to add to the register of era the names of those who i personally appear before them establish their rlghta to be reglsterhereby given that a — r " be held In the

end Fourth

e Clt May, at the above stated puu*w Tuesday, September 15, 1343. seen the hours of T am. ani p.m, at which Ume and place the Republican and Democratic voters will vote by official ballots for candidates for their respective parties for the General Elecuon to be held on Tuesday, November 8, 1942. In the Primary ElecUon there will *“

elected:

One member of the United States Senate to serve for six years. One member 6f the House of Representatives, (Second Congressional District) to serve for two years. One member of the State Senate to serve for three years. One member of the General Assembly to serve for One Surroga * -

In conformity with the provisions of Title 19. Revised Statutes, and the amendments and supplements thereto, dated June 1, 1929.

ascertain - residences of all legal voters residing within their respecUve elecUon districts, entitled to vote therein at the next ensuing General Election, by making actual Inquiry at every dwelling house or habitation.

Notice It hereby given that the said Boards of Registry and Election will elt at the First and Sccut <1 ElecUon Districts in the Borough of West Cape May. N. J.. at the Borough Hall on Fourth Avenue for, the First Election District and at the Joseph Hand Store, 209 Broadway, for the Second Election District on Tuesday, September 15, 1943. from 7 o'clock e.m. unUl 9 o'clock p.m., to add to the register of voters the names of those who shall personally appear before them and establish their rights to be regls-

mary elecUon i — — First and Second Election Districts of the Borough of West Cape May. N. J.. at the Borough Hall on Fourth Avenue, for the First ElecUon District and at the Joseph Hand Store, 209 Broadway, for the Second Elt Uon District, on Tuesday, September 15, 1342. between the hours of 7 am. and I p.m, at which Ume and place the Republican and Democratic voters will vote by official ballots for candldates for their respective part let for the General Election to be held on Tuesday. November S. 1942 In the Primary Election there will be elected: One tnember of the United States Senate to serve for six years. One member of the House of Representatives. (Second Congressional District) to serve for two years. One member of the State Senate te

One member of 1 lembly to serve for One Surrogate tc

j unc

Two Members of the Board ol 1 Chosen Freeholders to serve foi three years. One Coroner to serve Wor thre< One male member of the County Committee to nerve for one year for each Election District. < One female member of County Committee to serve for one year for i each ElecUon District Boundaries District Number One comprises all the territory on the southwest s!d< of Broadway and continues to th< •Borough of West Cape May line Ir each direction. District Number Two comprises al the territory on the northeast , side of Broadway and continues to tbs Borough of West Cape May Uae

. OFFICER IN FINED

Ensign John H. Gullett, U.S.N, was arrested by Officer John J. Cunningham, of the local, policy department, late Saturday night for a traffic ordinance violation. Arraigned in court Sunday on B charge of failing to stop st an officer's signal, Gullett was /fined five dollars by Magistrate Edward

P. Nittinger.

J*s

Tuesday, October 13, 1342

_. _ jen the hours of one and nlm clock on said day, for the purpose jf making a registration of voters and to revise and correct the register

of voters for said Gener ' tion of Tuesday. November

Notloe la hereby gives that the Board of Registry and Election Kit In the First and Second Elec Districts of the Borough of West

Cape May. N. J, T.

Hall on Fourth Avenue for the First Election District, and at the Joseph

‘ re. 209 Broadway, for the

lection District -

day, Hovemb

be twees \ the hours of ‘ * o'clock PAL A General Elee-

be bald at which Ume the

. „ said borough will vote for

the following officers:

One member of the United States Senate to servg for six years One member of the . House of Rep-

(Second Congressional

District) to serve for two Tears.

BUBIId to •aavaas to ■_ WMdsnns of iaw to the H —. Fetal. N. J. entitled to vote therein St the naxt- ensuing General Elseor^o/ the bend of awry family rasl*-

”One* Coroner to serve Tor three '*"*■ REUBEN B REEVES’. Acting Borough Cler Jai.d. August 18, 1942.

Commltttoa to ■ Committee to a

to potto for three to serve for two ■ of Council to serve in her of the County

? °6f 'So

of voters for said Generaf^stec^ of Tuesday. Novembor 3, 1941. Notloa la hereby given that th

nsnay, novemoer a, isea i the hours of T o'clock

-'clock p.m. A General Uon will be held at which Ume the voters of said borough will rots for

the following officers.

One member of tne United States Senate to serve for six years. One member of the House, of RepresentaUves. (Second Congressional District) to serve for two years. One member of the State Senato'

serve for three years.

One member of the General J sembly to serve for one year. One Surrogate to serve for five Two Members of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serve for three years. . ‘ _ One Coroner to serve for three re One Mayor to serve for two | Two members of Council to serve for three r~~ R ^ BURCHER,

Bcghttr'anT

s&tziz&a

batwacn the hours of one and aim easulag General ■■egan. >v a»nhand to revise and correct the register of every family r—I ding therein bet

will nit nt the Drum House. In the Berengh of North Cape May. N. X

’•srs.K'.

One mahmemhor of tne Onunty Qommltton In narvn tnr one year.

until I o’clock

r-s

Dated. August 18, 1942.

sar

Notlos la harsky given that a primary election will be held to the Drum House In the Borough of North ““vistorxiA-u.. between the hoars of 7 Asa. and I p.m. at whleh Ume and plane the Repubiloan end “ —

wmsntoW aflC _ dldetee for their reanenUve parties,

for tbe General Beetles to be held ■ n Tuesday. November I. 1343. In the Prtmvy Election there will be

nber of the United wrve for elx yearn, nber of the House ol w. (Second Congree

— -o serve for two yeen One member of the Stele gee

of making a reglstrattoa of veters end te revise ead oerreel the realm eg of voters for said General Etobtlon of Tneedey, November 2. 1342. Uon will bo held nt whleh time the

log officers

e One member of the United Staten

Senate to serve for elx years. One member of the House of RapraoeoteUvee. (Second Cos greening District) to eerve for two yearn. [I One member of tbe State Senate

>r three yean,

member of the General 4 to eerve for eae year. One Surrogate to eerve for five

rears

Two Members ef the Eoari Chosen FtuheHers to eerve

oMTSLrjy KSriLL _ ward!r from the eeutheeaterty side of Columbia avenue containing la front on sold Deentur ktllSt ■ UBi 5 -aatwardly between parr 1 * " " that width and: parallel umbla avenue ' - ground of Wll . A a n . d yo i u . f ”T»t ^ J ou Henrietta A Sunter are defendant because you bold a mortgage in th# sum of 119.333 recorded In the Cepe May OoaatF Clerk * office. In mortgage book 191.

SAMUEL F .LDMDOE^r.,

S-3-4ts-pf917.S4

>* serve for five

Two Members of the Board Chosen Freeholders to serve One Coroner to serve for tt

for

f the Pesce to eerve

Election District. One female member of County Committee to serve for one year * - each Election District.

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District Number One comprises - juth of Sewell Avenue, west of the AtlanUe Ocean, northeast of Madison Avenue and southeast of Cape ’ Hand Creek. District Number Two comprises south of Madison avenue, west of AUanUc Ocean, northeast of Howard and Franklin streets and south' of Cape Island Creek. District Number Three comprises south of Franklin and Howard sta. of ths Atlantic Ocean, northof Jackson street, east of Cape Island Creek. District Number Four oomprisea south of Jackson street to Second Avenue. West of the AUanUc Ocean to and Including the southeast side of Weet Perry St—* *“ — Ing the northeast Notice la hereby given that the Board of Registry and Election! ■It on Tuesday, October 13, 1342 between the hours of one and nln< o'clock on said day, for the purpost of making a registration of voters and to revise and correct the register of voters for said General Elecon of Tuesday, November * Notloa Is hereby gives that the Board of Registry and Election will elt st First. Second. Third A Fourth elecUon districts of the City of Cape May at residence of Rodney Rand. 1101 Washington street, for the First election district, at Cape May City Oarage, Washington street between Queen Street and Madison avenue for the Second election dl*trtet; at the Chemical Fire House. Lafayette and Bank Streets for Third Election dle'rict. at 910 Washington Street for the Fourth election district on Tuesday, November 3, 1342. between the hours of 7 o'clock Am and I o'clock P-m, a Genera! Election will be held at which time the voters of said city will vote for tbe following officers: One member of the United States Senate to eerve for six rears. One member of the House of Representatives. (Second Congressional District) to serve for two years. One member of the State Senate to One member of the General As-

Two Members of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serve for three years. One Coroner to serve for three years. One Justice of the Peace to serve full term. FLOTD C. HUGHES. City CTe Dated. August IS. 1942.

NOTICE OP ELECTION Borough of Sonth Oape May, fl

In conformity with the provlalone of .Title 19. Revised Statutes, and the amendments and supplements thereto, dated June 1. 1928.

Tuesday, September 1, 1343. proceed to make a house-to-hous. residences of all legal voters residing In Borough of South Cape May. N. J, entitled to vote therein at the next ensuing General Election, by making actual Inquiry at every dwelling bouse or habitation, or of the bead of every family residing

tion wilt alt at the Borough Hall on Tuasday. September 15. 1343. from 7 o'clock Am. until 8 o'clock p.m, to add to the register of voters the names of thoa* who shall personally appear before them and establish their rights to be registered. Notice to hereby given that a primary election will be held at the Borough. Hall, in the Borvugh of South Cape May. N. J, on day, September IS, 1342. the fadurs of 7 am. and 8 which time and Place the

Win voU by offleial ballota for c didate* for their respective pari for the Gaoeral Election to be h

member of the United State

! to serve for six years,

member of the House of Repattvea. (Second 'Congress* '

rt) to eerve for two -years,

member of the State Senate to

■

• of the General Ae-I

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