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West Cape May Mn«. John W. Mr*** Mr. and Mrs. George Coughan and their son have closed their Broadway cottage and have returned to Philadelphia for the

winter.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lastine, of Jacksonville, Fla., are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Harris.

Miss Bernice Ewing spent last

weekend in Philadelphia.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Caii v have closed their Third avenue cottage and have returned to

Philadelphia for the winter.

Mrs. Wallace Stevenson and Mrs. Charles Stevenson spent Saturday with*' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eldredge. . , - , Mr. and Mrs. Kennard Ramshaw and their son have left for Freeport, L. I., where they will visit Mrs. Ramshaw’s parents,

Mr. and Mrs. Merton Beane.

Charles Yonker, who is stationed at the.Philadelphia Navy Yard, visited his family here on Sun-

day.

Edward McCullough is visiting his grandparents in ConowingO,

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Miss Marcella Harris, of Philadelphia, spent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harris. Mr, and Mrs. Julius Morton tertained Mr. and Mrs. S. Whilden and Mr. and Mrs. E. Whilden and their son, of Dorchester, Leslie Morton, of Camden, and Julius Morton, Jr v of New York,

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Mrs. William Eldredge, Reeves McPherson and Mrs. Miriam Thistleton, of New York, have r turned to West Cape May. Mrs. Lizzie Redan, of Goshen, •is spending some time with her brother, Frank Gallaher. The. Misses Jennie and Ella Kirby and Mrs. Mattie Washbourne will leave for St. Petersburg, Fla. today. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Werner are spending some • time in Philadelphia with their son. Mrs. Mame Douglas will spend some time with her daughter, Mrs. Norman Taylor, in Fishing Creek. Captain Walter Fagcr, of Philadelphia, who is a summer cottager here, has been seriously ill at his home in Philadelphia. Mrs. Cecil McCullough is spending a week in Morehcad City, N. C. , visiting her son, Cecil Jr., who is to leave for sea duty. Mrs. Albert Halloway, of Emerald avenue, had as her guest this week Mrs. Frank Toomey, of Lynn, Mass. Mr. and Sirs, bonairi Peterson, of Reading, Pa., spent the weekend with Mr. Peterson’s aunt, Mrs. Della Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Talbert left for Camden, where they will spend the winter. Mrs. Alice Moore has closed her cottage on Third avenue and will spend the winter in Washington, D. C. Mrs. Clement Newkirk and Mrs. John Speck were Philadelphia shoppers on Monday. Private Thomas F. Rambo has returned to Fort Knox, Ky. after spending some time with Mrs. Rambo, who has been a patient at'Shore Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Peter Babore, of Philadelphia, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bakley. Mrs. Charlotte Eldredge and her daughter Charlotte spent last Thursday in Vineland. Mrs. Allen Hand and her daughter Isabel were Philadelphia visitors on. Thursday. Mrs. Florence Fox is ‘ spending several days in St. Petersburg, Fla. Mrs. Howard Ewing and her son Hibert. of Camden, are spending sevywil days here with her mother, Mrs. Charlotte Springer. irf. and Mrs. Boyd LalTerty, of ^Rlantic City, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr.- and Mrs. Orlande Lafferty. Mr. and Mrs. Stilwell Eldredga, of Philadelphia, were here to attend the funeral of Allen Daeblcr.

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Mrs. Honor •Allen visited her son", Thomas Allen, and daughter, Mrs. Charles Mcyenberg, in Philadelphia recently. Mrs. Robert E. Lewis, of'Germantown, was the guest of .Mr. and Mrs. James Woolson last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George Collier and their son, William Collier, spent the weekend at their summer cottage. , Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Mather have closed their summer home and have returned to Haddonfleld. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Christy, of Camden, -entertained weekend guests at their, cottage. The Knaeble cottage on Cedar avenue was occupied over Saturday and Sunday. Ira E, Bell and William C. Bell spent several days at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lindley and Mrs. Myrtle Levins enjoyed another weekend at their cottage. George Valdes was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Eugene Alvarez, over the weekend. Mrs. Everett Conover, of Green Creek, spent a few days with her parents here.

The Navy is considering the possibility of plastics instead of metal for pipes.

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Mrs. Clifford Wilson, Jr., Mrs. Glenn Walker and her two sisters, Mrs. Howard Darrah and Mrs. Carl Kindberg, spent Wed-

nesday in Philadelphia.

Mr. and Mrs. Ridgely Ward, of Lewes, Del., spent Saturday eve ning with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kindberg and their family. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elliott and ..ieir family called on her parents, Mr. and-Mrs. Orrie Strohm, at Wildwood Crest, on Saturday. Mrs. Carl Kindberg and her family called on her grandmother, Mrs. Albert Stiefel, of Cape

May, recently.

Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey and their family are moving in the house formerly occupied by Mrs. Elizabeth Hackney. Mrs. Amy Lyle spent Sunday iwith her sister, Mrs. Anna Hawn,

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Douglass and their family have returned to their home in Woodbury after spending the summer at her mother’s home here. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Y. Shaw have returned to Narberth, Pa. after spending the summer a their cottage here. Mrs. Jack Schellenger, of Marlboro, N. Y., is visiting relatives

here.

Mrs. Susan Eldredge has turned to Camden after spending two weeks with Mrs. Harvey Snyder and her family. Mrs. Hannah Eldredge is spending the winter with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith, at West Cape May. Mr. and Mrs. Randall -Elliott spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Luella Barnes, at Belleplain. A number of people from here attended the Pomona Grange meeting at South Seaville Saturday. Mrs. Richard Ewing spent Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. Mary Norton, at Dias Creek. Mrs. Amanda Shaw, of Green Creek, spent Wednesday with her daughter, Mrs. Mildred Halbruner. Miss Mary Taylor is now nursing at Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia. Mrs. Emily Weeks, of Colts Neck, who had been visiting Mrs. Hannah Eldredge, is now visiting Mrs. Lillian Smith at West Cape May. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mogck, Jr. have purchased the home of Mrs. Fred Tompkins in Cape May. Mrs. Ada Gibson and Mrs. Wesley Halbruner and her baby, of Trenton, spent Wednesday here with relatives. Mrs. May McGuigan and her daughter Betty Ann McGuigan, of Conowingo, Md., have returned home after spending a few days here with her sister, Mrs. Nellie Elliott, and her family. George Smeltzer, of Jersey City, spent a few days here with his parents recently. Mrs. Ada Layton, of Dias Creek, spent Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. Florence Halbruner. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Eldredge, of Newport, spent Sunday with Chester McWilliams. Mrs. Lida Saul and a friend, of Wildwood,' spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Henry Shaw. Chester McWilliams spent Tuesday with his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Haekett, at Monroeville. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Needles and their son Henry spent the weekend with Mrs. Elsie' Shaw at Merion, Pa. Jack Schellenger is now "teaching in the Bridgeton High School.

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Mrs. Alberta Williams Mrs. Ceola Jenkins, of Philadelphia, is visiting her father, Jeffry Morrison. The Sunshine Class held a Hallowe’en party at the social halli Tuesday evening, The Epworth- League will hold its business meeting at the social ill on" Tuesday evening. Mrs. Walter Tomlin, her son. Bruce Tomlin, of Linwood, Pa., and'Mrs. Andrew Hickman, of South Dennis, called on relatives here on Wednesday. Mrs. Alice Tranpe, of Philadelphia.- is visiting her mother, Mrs. Nubar Dionion. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick, A. Williams and their daughter, Miss Alberta Rose Simpkins, Mrs. Caroline Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton HickUptn and their son William,' of South Dennis, were dinner guests on Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram S. Snyder. Mrs. Isabel Ourman and her lughter spent Wednesday with Mrs. Mary Schellenger at Fishing’ Creek.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ireland, of Bridgeton, are now occupying the home of the late George Dickinson. Mrs. Martha J. Swain, Mrs. Jennie Madden and Miss Lilly McNeill spent Thursday evening with Mrs. Rebecca Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Swain spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Fraley in. Pennsgrove. Miss Faylene Munson and Huppert Heil have returned home after spending a few days in the Poconos. Mrs. Ida Sliker has returned home after spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. William Bamen, in Pleasantville. Mrs. Albert Poulson spent Thursday in Philadelphia. Mrs. Richard Smith and her family, of Bridgeton, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Hazel Nichols, and her family. Benjamin Pritchard, who is in the Navy Yard in Philadelphia, spent a few days here with relatives. William Taffyn, who is employed in Eddystone, Pa., is visiting his wife and family here. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Linderman and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hartman spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. John Blair in Conshohpeken. Pa. Everett Jackson, a petty officer, of Curtis Bay, Md., spent a few days here at home. Mrs. Mary Isabel Rice has returned home after spending a week with Mrs. Evelyn Hart in Pennsgrove. The Girls’ Helping Bible Class members were guests of their teacher, Mrs. Edith Hawn, at her home on Friday evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Bowers, of Wildwood, spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Emma Snyder. Mr. Hershey, of Louisiana, and Mr. Halton, of Linden, N. J., were dinner guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Liechty. Mrs. Lillian Tozour, of South Seaville, spent a few days here with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Van Taggart and Mrs. John Church, of Key West, Fla., were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Church on Thursday. Mrs. Bertha Corson is spending some time with Mrs. Carl Rutherford in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hickman, of South Dennis, called on Mrs. Raymond Hickman and her family Sunday.

Rio Grande Mrs. r. E. Wolcott Mrs. George Fulagar. of Ocean City, and her son, Private Robert Fullagar, of Fort Benning, Ga., who was home on a furlough, spent Tuesday’ here with her parents, MV. and Mrs. William McCarty. George Bedford spent part of last week at Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers Point. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zwilling and their daughter, of Penns Grove, spent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smallwood. The Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Cook entertained relatives from Lawnview, Fox Chase, Pa., on Tuesday. School was closed on -Monday in observance of Columbus Day. The Rev. Samuel Way, the new minister at the Methodist Church, preached there on Sunday after-

noon. The Rev. Charles Fraser was transferred to .another charge. Mrs. Ruth Corson, of Collinpswood, spent some time here with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Corson. William L. Smith reported for duty in Philadelphia on Sunday morning. He enlisted in the Naval

Russell Sayre, of the Navy, la stationed in Philadelphia. He spent Sunday with his family here. Clarence Fisher, of Kennett Square, Pa., visited his sister, Mrs. J. A. Harris, and her family here on Sunday. Mrs. Robert Stebbins visited in Bridgeton on Monday. Her daughter Mary Ann spent the day at Cape May Court House with her grandmother, Mrs". James .Stebbins. Robert Kennedy, Sr. is spending this week at Jersey Shore, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kimble are entertaining her parents, Mr. aid Mrs. Harry Williams, of Fricks, Pa., this week. Mrs. Warren Harris and her daughter visited Private Charles Rice at Atlantic City on Sunday. He was transferred to another point that day.

Officers of the U. S. Navy qualified for submarine duty wear golden dolphins as part of their uniform.

Man Fined After Breaking Window Arrested on a charge of being drunk and disorderly, Alexander Cummings, U.S.C.G., was fined $25 and costs in police court here last Wednesday night when he was arraigned before Police Magistrate Edward P. Nittinger. Cummings was ordered to pay for a window which he had broken. The man was arrested early Wednesday by Officer Cunningham. Four boys of a group which has been a source of trouble to local merchants and police for some time were taken into custody Saturday night by Police Chief John J. Spencer, Jr. and were arraigned in police court here late Saturday night. William Hawkins, 14, who has been on parole since April, was sent to the detention room at

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