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The Rev. and Mrs. Albert Lenz have been entertaining during the Christmas Tjolidays Mrs. Lenz’ mother, 'Mis. B. K. Hunsberger, and her brother.and sis-ter-in-lav., Mr. and Mrs. George S. Hunsbcrger, all of Norristown, Pa. On Christmas Day they had as their guests, the Rev. and Mrs W. G. Hannaway, of Atco,

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Donald Hardie, of Easton, Pa., joined Mrs. Hardic for Chi.stmas at the home of. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert C. Hughes. Miss Betty Claghom, of Wheaton 111., has been spending the holidays in Cape May -with Com,mander and Mrs. Gideon Hitchens, who also entertained their aon, Max, of the U. S. Cuast Guard, stationed at Staten Island. Glenn Lehman, of ttfe U. S. Army, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Lehman, during the holidays. Miss Betty Fox, of Philadelphia, spent part of the week here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Fpx. Mrs. Charles Swanson and her daughter, Miss Sally Swanson, left Cape May on .Saturday t» spend several days with Lieutenant Swanson in Norfolk, Vh. Jack Clay pool.', of Trenton, is enjoying the- holidays here with his mother, Mrs. Emily Claypool, at their Myrtle avenue home. Miss’ Jane Crawford, of Wilmington, Del., spefit the holiday weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs; Albert H. Stilwell, at their Madison avenue home. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Murray, of Freeport, L. L, have as their guests their two daughters, Peggy and Dorothy, and their two grandsons, Jerry and Stanley. They expect to he in Freeport for the remainder of the winter. The Murrays arc former residents of Cape May. George Feitz has been spending the holidays with Miss Mary Martha Dalzall and Fred Dalzall at the home of their mother, Mrs. Louis Dalzall, of Shady Side, Pittsburgh. Rayfnond Teitelman enjoyed the holidays here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David TeitelWalter Stevenson, Jr. • and Robert Stevenson spent Christmas Day in Cape May with their mother, Mrs. Walter N. Stevenson, Sr., and Jack Stevenson at their Hughes street home. Mr. and Mrs. David C. Appelgate spent Christmas with the former’s sisters in Bridgeton. Mrs. Grace Hamburg has returned after spending the holidays with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Endy, of Germantown, Pa. Thomas Masella, of the U. S. Army, spent Christmas Day in Cape May with his parents.

Miss Dorothy Blaii*, of Philadelphia. enjoyed the holiday season with her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Samuel. Blair, at the Methodist parsonage. Robert Starr, of Camp Edwards, Mass., has returned after spending the Christmas vacation with his parents, Dr, and Mrs. R. Walter Starr, Jr. The Misses Jennie and Mildred Hanes were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Tyler, of Cape May Court House, on Christmas Day. Charles Adams has returned to South Bend, Ind. after spending ■me time here with his parents, r. and Mrs. Charles Adams, Sr. Miss Edith Edmunds spent Tuesday in Philadelphia with her sister, Mrs. Horace Boardman, of Birdsboro, Pa. Charles Reeves and Courtland Reeves, sons of Mr. and Mrs. A. Reeves, both in the U. S. Coast Guards, spent Christmas here with their parents. Mrs. Winfield Kevins and her n, Winfield., Jr., formerly of Cape May and now of, Newburyport, Mass., spent Christmas here with Miss Dorothy Kee/Te. Mr. and Mrs. P. • L. Matthews and their daughter, spent Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs. Matthews’ parents in Beach Ha-

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Miss Mary Bellangy, of Philadelphia, spent the holidays ~ Cape May with relatives. Mrs. Vito Lamonaca, of Philadelphia, was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs! Fred Bennett, on Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. William Briant and iheir daughter Jean, of Haddonfield, were guests of Mr. Briant’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Briant, during the holiday week. Irvin Schellenger spent part of the week here with his mother, Mrs. Alice Schellenger.

Jersey Central Man Gets Commission R. Smith, commercial manager for the Jersey Central Power and Light Co., has been commissioned as a lieutenant in the U. S. Navy and is leaving the company this week for a Naval training station where he will re- ; preliminary indoctrination courses. Mr. Smith has been with Jersey Central 17 years, and was previously: with the General Electric "o. He went to Asbury Park, •hich is the general office of the company, to take charge of the industrial department, and - was made commercial n ager, in which capacity he if charge of all commercial offices and responsible for all commernffice practices.

County Industrial Scrap Drive Active COURT HOUSE — Industrial establishments in Cape May County have added 21 tons of scrap materials to the total scrap collection in this county during the first two weeks of their scrap drive, it was disclosed late last week by Paul O. Schuster, chairman of the Cape May County Industrial Salvage Committee. In a report to R. Merrill Decker, regional chief of the industrial salvage section of the War Production Board, Schuster said 22 firms in Cape May County had scrapped 25,080 pounds of iron and steel, 487 pounds of non-fer-rous metals, 41 pounds of rubber, 15,325 pounds of paper, rags and other salvage material, and 1,621 pounds of electro-type metal, making a total of 42,553 for the first two weeks of the campaign. Of 69 industrial firms in county, 38 reported having named salvage executives to direct the scrapping of unessential machinery and waste materials. Of that number, 22 turned in scrap during the period, and 16 reported that they had no salvage material. For the month of November New Jersey led all other states in the country in industrial salvage tonnage. Members of the executive committee in charge of the scrap drivd* are Arthur W. Shoemaker, Ocean City, C. F. Holtz, Ocean City, Charles R. Page, Sea Isle City, Otto Wunder, Avalon, Samuel Kravitz, Woodbine, I. V Stone, Ocean City, W. Boyd Tyler. Cape May Court House, George B. Hood, Wildwood, Charles Aspenberg, Wildwood, Harry Cinalli, Wildwood, and Luther C. Ogden, Cape May.

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