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West Cape May Mft*. John W. Mkybh Mrt. Winfield Scott Gibb, ol New York City, h*s been spendbig a week with Miss Katherine Hyneman. r Mrs. John Prinsen and her son and Mr. and Mrs. J. Edmund Pox, ' of Salem, are risiting Mrs. Malcolm McDuell. I Norman brown, of Washington, D. and Lyndell Brown, of New York, spent a few days here With their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brans Brown. Mrs. Sadie Savage, Miss Bettie Savage and Mrs. Herman Pedersen and her daughter Patricia attended the wedding of Captain Walter Savage and Miss Martha Rogers in Allentown, Pa. re-

cently.

Mrs. James Dabler and her

children, of Cape May Court House, spent Friday with her

aunt, Mrs. Ralph Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. William Lauf and

» their daughter, of Philadelphia,

yi&wA Of WsiaJibif Jow/iA.

apent the weekend at their cot-

tage on Eldredge aVenue. George Buress, U.S.CG.

Tuckerton, spent the weekend at

his home on Emerald avenue. Mrs. Alfred Matthews enter-

tained, on Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. Matthews' birthday anniversary. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Faust, Mrs. Emily Ewing, Mrs. Justins Hughes, Mrs. Minnie Patterson and Shan gar Hand.

Mrs. Elizabeth Rodan spend-

ing some time in Goshen with

Mr. and Mrs. James Burke. Mrs. Emily Weeks, of ColU

Neck, is spending some time with Mrs. Hannah Eldredge at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence

Bmith.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fox entertained Miss Florence Fox, of Vineland, and Robert Fox, of Wilmington, Del., over the week-

end.

• Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sayre have returned to their Broadway home after visiting in Philadelphia and Wilmington, Del. for the

Cold Spring Mas. Albkrta Williams Mrs. Ethel Miller, her daughter, Mrs. Lillian Conley, and her daughter Grace, of Wildwood, spent Monday with Mrs. Ethel McPherson. Mrs. Joseph Elliott is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Chester Ford, and her family at Burlington. Mr. Ford is iH. Cnl. Paul Munday has returned to Tacoma, Wash, after a 15-day Itaiougfa with his wife and little “ Arthur Paul, who was bapthe "Tabernacle Church 8. F. Sliker on 8un-

tion meetings have been cancelled due to the OJ’-A. ruling restricting transportation until further

itice.

The Standard Bearers’ Class held a quilting party at the home of Mrs. Julia McPherson on Tues-

day.

Mrs. Julia Needles spent a f< days with her sister, Mrs. Elsie ~haw, in Merion, Pa. Mrs. Florence Thompson and her daughter, Dorothy Thompson, spent Thursday in Atlantic City. Mrs. Annabel Swain apent a few days with Mrs. Ruth Willson and her family at Chester, Pa. Mrs. Jennie Swain is employed the Admiral Hotel in Cape

May.

Mrs. Raymond Richards and her daughter Elirabeth, of Morristown, spent the weekend with Mrs. Estelle Kaighn and her fam-

ily.

Mrs. Robert Johnson and her son Bobby, of Morris Plains, spent the weekend here with her husband. Mr. and Mrs. William Parker, of National Park, called on her. sister, Mrs. Sydney Ellis, and her family on Sunday. Mrs. Parker is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dorothy Heathcote, in Rio Grande. Mrs. Elizabeth Hand and her daughter, Miss Natalie Hand, spent Mondsy in Camden. Anna Lloyd, of Fishing Creek, spent the weekend with Mrs. Laura Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elliott and their children spent Saturday evening with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orrie" Strohm, at Wildwood Crest.

Mr. and Mrs. James Woolaon. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Jordon, j

The bungalow purchased

r-rarw

Cold

Erma

and Mn. Charles Church. Mias Nonna sayior calli Miss Doris McNeill on Sat

Cape May Point

Mis* JANCT BAIK Mr. and Mrs. Charles Creamer, accompanied by Mrs. Robert Creamer, of Penns Grove, c down to oversee their property

recently.

Mrs. Joseph McCullough spent some time recently with her daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Dermott, in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Christy and Mr. and Mrs. William Gose, of Camden, spent Sunday at their cottage on Cape avenue. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, of Plainfield, visited friends in the Point last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hickman and their baby enjoyed a visit with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hallman, recently. Frank Rutherford, Jr., of Phildelphia, spent Sunday wiUj his parents, Mayor and Mrs. Frank S. Rutherford. Mr. Hanna, of Philadelphia, spent a few days overseeing his property on Brainard avenue. Mrs. Robert E. Lewis, of Germantowp, spent several days with

The Men’s Club held Ha business meeting and social hour at the social Call on Monday

ning.

The Ep worth League business meeting hall on Tuesday evu _. Miss Cora Garretson apent Saturday with relatives at Court

Houae.

Mrs. Mattie Matthews spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Emma Schellenger. Mrs. Dorothy O’Neill and her family, of Wildwood, spent Fri-' day with her sister, Mrs. William Dickinson, and her family. Mr. and Mrs. S. DeMatthaels, of Wildwood, spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Y. Johnson. Mrs. Ralph Long apd her baby spent Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gamer Peter•n, gt Eldora. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Knoll, of Eldora, were dinner guests Wednesday evening at the home of her sister, Mrs. Howard Snyder, and her family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Day, of Penns Grove, called on Mr. and Mrs. F'rank Dickinson on Wed-

nesday.

The trustees and official board of the Tabernacle Church held a meeting in the church on Tuesday evening. Petty -Officer Everett Jackson and his family were dinner guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jackson, on Sunday. Mr. Jackson is on a five-day furlough. He is stationed at Curtis Bay, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whilden and their son, of the Villas, spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Mary Barnard. James Stead, of Roxborough, spent the weekend with J. H. Matthews and his family. - Miss Margaret Cranmer, of the Villas, spent Sunday with friends Mrs. Estelle Poulson, of Wildwood, spent Friday evening with Mrs. Kathryn Matthews. Mrs. Leona Dionion, of Wildwood, spent the weekend with Mrs. Lena Mason. Mr. and Mrs. William Ivory spent the "weekend with relatives Camden. Mrs. Cora Reeves and her sister, Mrs. Jennie Madden, apent Monday in Camden. Mrs. Martha J. Swain and Mrs. Emma Schellinger spent Monday evening with Mrs. Nora Bate at Fishing Creek.

trip to Camden ou Monday. Private James Matthews, Fort Monmouth, spent the we end at home.

phis, spent Sunday with Mi Mrs. Jaipes H. Matthews.

Mrs. Carrie Jean Sc spent Sunday with her husband’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank

Schellenger.

Mrs. Clara Church, of Penns Grove, is visiting Mrs. Frank Dickinson and her family. Joseph Cascio spent the weekend with relatives at Linden. J. V. Chamberlain spent the weekend with relatives at Linden.

PLEASE COOPERATE TO SAVE OIL USE LESS GAS and Help Conserve Oil Vital to the War Effort

8 Wayt You Can Help Save Gat 1 Do act use your Gas Range o\en r top burners for healing your

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Every one of us must aid our government in conserving critical oil supplies. As oil is used in making gas, you can help by using lest gas! We are cooperating with the Vtfar Production Board and the Petroleum Administration for War in every way we can to save oil in our gas manufacturing plants. You can help by reducing your use of gas to a minimum. The simple rules at the left will help you. This is an urgent wartime necessity. hy using /e« gas today and everyday!

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Mrs. Robert Gough, of Philadelphia, apent Saturday here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Char-

les Gullberg.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rosell and their daughter and Miss Peggy Neal spent Sunday in Philadelphia with their son, Private Frank Rosell, of Fort Eustis, Va. John Hackett and his daughter, of Philadelphia, were here Thursday looking over their summer

home.

The fire company was called on Friday night to Arthur Cresse’s, where a stove had exploded ir greenhouse. Lewis Cresse and his family, of Westmont, spent Saturday here

Crease.

Eldredge Hawk, who has been m at the home of his -daughter, Mrs. Philip Wich. of Middle River, Md., is now here at the home of^hte daughter, Mrs. Edward

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