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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hart, of Wynnewood. Pa., enjoyed two days this week at their cottage at Stockton and Madison avenues. Mrs. T. Lee Lemmon spent part of the weekend in Philadelphia as the ^uest of Miss Margaret

Tait.

Miss Dorothy Blair, of Philadelphia, was a Saturday and Sunday visitor at the home of her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Blair, 313 Franklin street. Mrs. Elsie Arnold has returned home after spending last weekend in Philadelphia with friends. Miss Ruth Hunt, who has been staying in New York City with friends for some time, returned home the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert WetheriD, of Chester, Pa., opened their summer cottage at 1517 Beach avenue, over the weekend. Mrs. Delevan Downer, of Xew York City, is occupying her Stockton avenue cottage for a few days this week. Mrs. Charles Mitchell, of Phil; adelphia, is spending several days at the Batten Cottage Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. George Gaffney and their daughter Louise spent Sunday in Ocean City. Miss Bette Curtis, a student at the College of Chestnut Hill, Chestnut Hill, Pa., enjoyed Saturday and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Curtis, at 316 Franklin street. Mr. .and Mrs. Walter Trout entertained the latter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Fite, and their children, Robert, Raymond and Betty, of Ocean City, on Sunday. Lewis T. Stevens and his daughter Katherine, were in Philadelphia for the day on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore were weekend visitors in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Connelly entertained the latter's sister. Miss Nellie Green, of Philadelphia, over the weekend. Mrs. William Camp has returned to her Windsor avenue cottage after spending Thursday and .Friday in Pottstown, Pa., as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnett, summer residents of this resort. Mrs. Alex C. Lyle, accompanied by Miss Amy Lyle, were Philadelphia visitors for the day on Tuesday. Mrs. Amy Lyle will spend the remainder of the week with relatives in Wayne, Pa. Mrs. Gys Reif returned to her home on Decatur street last Friday after spending several days in Philadelphia. She was accompanied home by her daughter, Mrs. William Frank Spang,. and her infant daughter, Billie ‘FrankliWr who will remain with her indefinite! v. Charles Little, of Pony street, is spending a few days in Flourtown, Pa.- with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nixon. Miss Edna Learning enjoyed the weekend at home with her mother, Mrs. J. Spicer Learning, Sr., who is ill at her home, 66-1 Hughes street, under the care of a trained nurse. Miss Learning is a student at Ursinus College. Mrs. Martin Foley, of Camden, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Elisabeth Shields, for some time. Howard Riley, U.S.C.G., stationed at Curtis Bay, Md., spent the past weekend at this resort with his parents, Mr. and Mr*. Guy E. Riley, of 1199 Lafayette •treet. Joseph S. K. Hand, U.S.N.R., who is stationed at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, spent the weekend here with Mrs. Hand at the El Drisco apartments. IMrs. Elizabeth Smith, a trained nurse who has been caring for Sally Swanson who is convalescing from pneumonia at the home of her parents, Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles Swanson, returned to her home, 6041 locust street, Philadelphia, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Zant were in Philadelphia on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ogden •pent Saturday and Sunday in Camden, as the guests of the former’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ogden. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Church are entertaining Mr. and^MrsRobert Hand, of Tampa. Fla., for a few days. They will also spend some time as the guest of his parents. Dr. -and Mrs. Robert Hand, on Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Underkofler entertained over, the weekend at their cottage. 807 Colmuhia avenue, the latter’s brother. Robert Garrison, U.S.N., who has just returned from active duty in the Solomons and Guadalcanal. He is enjoying a 30-day furlough. Mr and Mrs. Harry Kune enVtertained over the weekend at ►me, 244 Windsor avenue, I as their guests the lati two brothers, Charles and Aust. of Philadelphia. Oh and Mrs. Edward md their daughterPhiladelphia, were Steven J._ Sieger, by Mr. and Mrs. ' M Hart, and Mr and Mrs. ink Underkofler, are spending this weekend la New York City. Mr. and 'Mrs. Harry Steer and their daughter Virginia, of New Ybrk avenue, spent Monday in Philadelphia and were accompanied home by Sergeant Earl Hampton, of the U. S. Army, who m stationed at Pueblo. Colorado Mra. Allen Konowitch and her daaghter. Mrs. Boris Solsol. of Bamatpad. L. I..-, were guests of Mr SokoPs parents. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Sokol, in Dayton, O. for two weeks Mrs. Konowitch retamed to Onpe May on Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Laurence H. Eldedge. of Bryn Mawr, and and Mrs. Thomas Hart, of W; wood, were weekend guests Millet Hand. Mr. and Mrs. David C. Homer, of Maryland avenue, have left for a short visit to their home at Lake Mahopac, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. Ritchie, of Philadelphia, were weekend guests of Mrs. Dorothy Coyle at her home on Maryland avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bentham. Sr., of Ocean City, sprtit the weekend with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bentham, Jr., of Pennsylvania avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wilkins, of j Idaho avenue, had as their weekend guests Miss Hilda Redholtz and James Coon, of Washington, D. C. Lieutenant (jg) and Mrs. Robert Kahn, of 1223 Maryland avenue. are in Philadelphia for several days. Mrs. C. J. Knight, Jr. has returned from Philadelphia where she spent several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cargee. Ensign and Mrs. Knighf entertained C. J. Knight, Sr., of Philadelphia, during the weekend. Blake Hayman, of Yeadon, Pa., is spending some time in Cape May overseeing the Haymans’ Reading avenue cottage.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene !

brother, Mrs. A. H. McDaniel and Richard McDaniel, over the weekend. Mrs. Charles Graham haa returned from Miami, Fla. where she spent some time with her husband, Boatswain Charles Grs-. ham, who was on furlough. Mr. Graham was formerly stationed in s May. \ rporal and Mrs. ’Hiomas Jowett Spent part of the week with relatives in Philadelphia. Corporal Jowett, who is convalescing from a broken arm, enjoyed a 14-day furlough with Mrs. Jowett at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William S.‘ Hess, of 1112 Washington street. Mrs. Jowett returned home Sundayevening and Corporal Jowett left for Fort Benning, Ga. to report for duty Monday morning. Mrs. Carl Yonngberg, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Otter, visited Mr. Youngberg in the Atlantic City Hospital on Saturday. He is convalescing after a major operation performed last week. Miss Katherine Lennwood enjoyed Saturday and Sunday in Philadelphia visiting relatives. Mrs. Amsbry M. Brooks has returned home after enjoying last weekend in Philadelphia as the guest of her brother-in-law and

sister, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rollins, in Bryn Mawr. Mrs. Frances Boyle and daughter Jerry who are spending some time at this resort as the guests of the former’s aunt, Mrs. AJward Hillman, of Washington street, spent Friday night at their Philadelphia home, return-

ing Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Sudak are entertaining their daughter, Mrs. Robert Hoffman, and her two sons, Bobby and Billie, of Phila-

and Mra. William Bradford had as their guest this week at their cottage at 1006 Kearney avenue, Mrs. Claude Bennett, of Wilkes Barxe. Pa. Mrs. Raymond Faulkner was a Philadelphia visitor on Friday. Ensign Edward Goddo spent the weekend in Hoboken with his par-

ents.

Mrs. Phillip O’Brien, of Pennsylvania avenue, is sepnding some time in Camden with rela-

tives.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McCrane and their daughter Marion, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. James McCrane, of Holmesburg, Pa., enjoyed several days last week at their Franklin street cottage. DaYid Walters has returned to the home of his son-in-law and daughter. Postmaster and Mrs. Lemuel E. Miller, of Hughes street after enjoying the winter St. Petersburg, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bennett entertained their daughter, Mrs. Vito LaMonica, and her daughter Barbara, of Philadelphia, over

weekend at their Corgie street

Ballard, who e time here as the j Elizabeth Bellangy on Franklin street, made a busitrip to her home in Washn, D. C. during the wi ll Urquhart, of Pittsbt a summer visitor at this resort, spent the weekend at his cot' i Philadelphia avenue. Mrs. Alice Koch, of Philadelphia, is spending some time at this resort. Edward DoRinger, Jr., UB.N., of North Carolina, enjoyed three days’ furlough here visiting —' stives and friends. Carl Suelke, of Collingswood, was in town during the week, overseeing his Columbia avenue

Leonard Camp returned home this week after being the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Wood in Mt. Ephriam for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith tertained the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lyons, of Haddonfield, at their Congress street apartment over Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Briant enjoyed the weekend out of town visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Briant in Plainfield, N. J., and Mr. and. Mrs. Ronald Briant Collingswood. Mrs. Louise Whitney, accompanied by her daughter Louise, has returned after spending the winter in Germantown. They have opened their Windsor avenue cottage.

Coauw rnrpraq^ pwl WILDWOOD, N. J. llLiliLCJ CAPE MAY, N. J. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, April 16-17-18

ALL BABIES BELONGBH

TO THE I STATE!!

LOVE? MARRIAGE? HOME? . .. Wbot meaning con they hove in a land where even "romance" is regimented... where madmen sit on thrones of fear and detido who may hove children - and what the children must

become I

TIM HOLT • BONITA GRANVILLE . KENT SMITH • OTTO KRUGER • H. B. WARNER HI uoro cottiaAN • eeroeo o*ot ■ mans comsio SAVIN MUIR ' NANCT OATES - ,|- ,r“y WWAflD A- oque* * Orecres hr KWVABO OMYTtVlC

Sunday and Monday, April 18-19 tones! LAUGHS! GIKIS! KOMAHCt! All In F

pomi MITT limoH

iiimiimimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinimiHiimiimiiiiiii Tuesday - Wednesday, April 20-21

THURS„ APRIL 22 11c Bargain Day 22c CHESTER GEORGE E. MORRIS - STONE After Midnight with Boston Blackie

FRI. & SAT, APRIL 23-24 ALICE FAYE JOHN PAYNE - JACK OAKIEl Hello, Frisco, Hello

CITY PIER

1 THEATRE

CAPE MAY, N. J,

= EVENINGS 7 & 9

MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY 2 P.M.

Friday, Saturday and Sunday, April 16-17-18 “HITLER'S CHILDREN” Monday and Tuesday, April 19-20 2-big features-2 WILLIAM GARGAN — MARGARET LINDSAY “NO PLACE FOR A LADY” PLUS! PLUS! PLUS! CHARLES STARRETT — ALMA CARROLL “PARDON MY GUN”

WED. & THURS., APRIL 21-2 Richard Dix — Leo Corrida Preston Foster “AMERICAN EMPIRE”

egaap WILDWOOD, N. J.

FRI. & SAT, APRIL 16-17 AUce Faye—John Payne Jack Oalde | Hello, Frisco, Hello

a Conway ‘CAT PEOPLE”

TL'ES. & WED, APRIL 20-21 Jimmy Lydon — Charles Smith “HENRY ALDRICH GETS GLAMOUR’

THURS. APRIL 22 BARGAIN DAT 11c • 22c “HI’YA CHUM” PLUS! PLUS! ‘TRUCK BUSTERS’

FRL dt SAT, APRIL 22-24 JOE E. BROWN JUDY CANOVA “CHATTER BOX”

FRI, SAT. & SUN, APRIL 23-24-25 BOB HOPE DOROTHY LAMOUR “THEY GOT ME COVERED”

GRAND

Cape May couk'1 HOUSE, N. J.

SAT, APRIL 17—Mat. A Eve. Richard Carlson Martha O Driscoll ‘My Heart Belongs To Daddy”

TUBS, APRIL 20. Eve. Only Ann Miller Bob Croeby — Frank Sinatra “REVEILLE WITH BEVERLY”

THURS, APRIL 22. Eve. Only James Craig — Wm. Lundigaa Northwest Rangers

PLUS! PLUS!

AT THE FRONT”

SAT, APRIL 24, Mat. A Eve. “RANDOM HARVEST’