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tHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1943

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West Cape May

Mr*. John W. Mkybr

Corporal John J. Killeen, e the New Jersey SUte Police, U •pending flee days with hia family at their home at 521 BroadCaplain and Mrs. Walter Fi *er, of Philadelphia, spent the weekend at their cottage, “Annenwalt," at corner of Broadway and Fourth avenue. They had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Francis Felton, Miss Matilda Moyer and Mrs. Peg Cancerhere, of

Philadelphia.

Mrs. William McGonigle and her son. Scott, Mrs. John Meyer, Mrs. George Douglass, and Mrs. Harry Steer spent Tuesday in

Atlantic City.

Mayor and Mrs. Frank Bennett, of 139 York avenue, are entertaining their son and daugh-ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bepnett, Jr., and~their granddaughter, Joy, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poulson had as their guests for the weekend Mrs. Doris Greene and her daughter, Ruth, and Albert McLain, of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. William Stanton, of 110 Fourth avenue, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. A. Simonds, Mrs. Melvina Potts, Mrs. Kate Berry and Mrs. Mary Sultan, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Bessie Bohm, of Fort Washing-

ton, L. 1.

Mrs. Freeman Copeland, of Lewes, Del., is spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaw, at their home

on York avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Tibbett and her daughter, of Philadelphia, apent last week with her aunt,

Mrs. Lida Daebler.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith entertained their grandson, Donald Kggertsen, and Edwin E. Danlinberg, of Maywood, for a week at their apartment at the corner of Congress street and Broadway. Mr. and Mrs. Smith had as weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Karastedt and Miss Mina Martin.

Cape May Point

Mra. Niels Brunn, of Bergenfield, was in the Point overseeing her property this week and visiting friends. Mr. Brunn joined her over the holidays at the d'Romtra cottage in Cape May. Mrs. Walter Barrows, of Riveraide, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kiefaber, of Philadelphia, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Hess for several days. Mrs. William . Jaeger has returned home where she is conva1 eating after an operation. Mrs. Lillian Vance, of Collingswood, visited her sister, Mrs. Ira Bell and her family, over Labor %y. . A. J. Johnson, who is employed in Philadelphia, accompanied by a friend, Harry Robertson, came down^br the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore and their family, of Roxborough, Pa., enjoyed several days’ stay at their summer home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reign ex and their sons, Bob and Bud, enjoyed the past week at the Gruber cottage. Mrs. Charles Ford, of Washington, D. C., enjoyed several days’ visit at her cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gil ton and their small children, Jerry and Judy Lee, were the guests of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Wadenpfuhl, over the weekend. Mrs. Walter Fairbanks returned home on Tuesday after a vacation at their summer home. Dr. and Mrs; Ernest Choate and their daughters returned to their home at Jenkintown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright and their small son, Freddie, of Lansdowne. Pa., who have been summering at Avalon, visited .friends in the Point this week. Mrs. Wright is the former Miss Nsomi Cummings, s former summer resident Harry Shire y came down to spend • the holidays with his wife at their summer cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barstow, of Collingdale, Pa., were the recent guests of Mrs. Arthur Bretherick. Ensign and Mrs. Epoc, who have been staying at the Ford cottage on Holly avenue, left the Point this week. Mrs. Walter Kenworthy, who has been snmmering here, returned to her Philadelphia home with her husband on Tuesday. Dr. and Mra. John Pomfret and their son, John, have been enjoying a vacation at their summer home where they entertained guests. Mrs W. K. Weber, of Florence, N. J.. who has spent two weeks as the guest of Mr. and Mr?. John Corson here, was joined over the weekend by Mr. Weber.

Cold Spring Mrs. Alskrta Wu-liams Mrs. Henry Shaw returned home from the Atlantic City Hospital on Wednesday. Mrs. Randall Elliott has returned home after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Harvey Yea neks. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Garretson spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Learning J. Hand. Seaman (1c) and Mrs. Irwin Swain returned to Toledo, Ohio, Monday after spending a furlough with relatives at Cape May and with his brother, Wilfred Swain and his family. Mrs. Robert Baremore, of Atlantic City, visited Mrs. Randall Elliott during the week. * Mrs. Nellie Elliott spent Wednesday with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Ford, in Burlington.

Erma Mrs. Alberta Williams _.rs. Nevins Richardson, of Philadelphia, spent 10 days here with her cousin. Miss Lillian McNeill. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wiseman and their children spent a few. days with Tiis parents, Mr. and Mrs., John Wiseman, at New GretL Mr. and Mrs. George Eldredge, of Camden, spent a few days at their summer home here. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dixon &nd their daughter, Carol, of North Plainfield, have returned home after spending a week’s vacation here with her sister, Mrs. Rebecca Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stiefel, Sr., motored to Vineland Thurs•rivate (1c) James H. Matthews, of Fort Monmouth, spent the week-end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Matthews. Mrs.. Elisabeth Hackney, of Linwood, spent two weeks here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Fred MacKissic and their children, of New Smyrna. Fla., are spending two weeks at their home here. Miss Frances Smith, of Philadelphia, spent the weekend with Mrs. Walter Garretson. The Rev. L. V. Brew in and his family are now residing at Clayton. Misses Jean Shirley Hoover and Doris McNeill left on Monday to attend the Rudemar Beauty Cul-. ture School in Philadelphia.

THIBAI LT COMPLETES NAVY BASIC TRAIMNQ

SAMPSON. N. Y —Carrow Thibault, Jr., son of Lieutenant and Mra. Thihault, of 1200 New York •vacua, Cape May, has been granted leave following completion of his bAAk training at the U. S. •Naval Training Station Ha is now eligible for further assignment where additional instruction will be given. Upon cookpletioa of this next step in his naval career. Bluejacket Thihault may qualify for a petty

"Mr. and Mra. Roy Coffin and their daughter, Grace, are now making their home in Vineland. Mrs. Rhoda Robinson and their family have purchased a home in Vineland. Arthur Appenzeller, of Fairview, spent the weekend with Bertie Halbruner. Mrs. Ernest Goldthorpe. of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Panl Collins, of Darby, called on Mrs. John Y. Johnson on Thursday.

List Services For Episcopal Church Services on Sunday, September 12, in the Cape May Episcopal Churches will. be at 8 a. m., Eucharist at the Church of the Advent; 10:30, morning prayer, with a sermon by the Rev. W. Norman Pittenger. priest-in-charge, at St. John’s Church, and evensong at 8 p. m. with an address at St. John’s. On Tuesday, the Eucharist will be celebrated at 7:30 at the Church of the Advent; Thursday and Saturday at 9 o'clock the Eucharist will also be celebrated, the latter in observance of Ember tide, when the ministry of the church and those preparing themselves for the ministry will be remembered.

WATER PUMPS COOK WATER PUMPS Shallow A Deep Wells Drives PERFECTION STOVE OO. PRODUCTS, PARTS A SERVICE HANSMAN HARDWARE 16 - 22 W. Bate Avenue

Adaline’s Beauty Shoppe Now at 1159 Lafayette St. formerly at 53 Jackson St. Bell 234 — Keystone 371 iiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimimiii

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Father Pittenger will preach the Ember ordination service at the Cathedral of the Incarnation, Garden City, Long Island.

Legal Advertising

By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New J« the day of the date her. wherein Mey Edmunds, Fred Edmunds, deceased — — ant, and you. your unknown heirs personal representatives are defer ante, you are required to appear, plead, answer of demur to the bill of

The said bill is Died tax sale certificate, mads by Chester Wilson. Collector of Lower Township. Cepe May County, New Jersey, recorded In the office of the Clerk of Cape May County In Book No. SVC Mortgages. Page JM Ac., coverr Ing a tract of land In Lower Township of about ( acres more less, and being same as conveyed Ella Kelling by Mary J. Bate, by deed dated August ITth. A. D. 1»03. recorded In Deed Book No. 1S2 page - ilalm m the premises subject to prior Hen of the complainant. Dated August 11th. 1»43. CHAS. A. BONNELL. Solr. Cape May Court House. N. J. S-l9-4ta-pfS13.26

Borough of Oapa May mint, M. J. Eastern War Time In conformity with the provisions of Title 19. He vised Statute*, and Lbe amendments and supplements thereto, dated June " •*** • Notice is hereby given that the ■aid Board of Registry end Election will alt at the Fire House on Yale Avenue on Tuesday. September 81, 1943 from 1 o clocx a.m. until 6 o'cl p.m.. to add to the register of ' ere the names of those who si personally appear before them and establish their rights to be regis-

tered. a prt-

. Tele Avenue Tuesday, September 81, 1943 between the hours of 7 A.M. an PAL, at which time and place the Republican end Democratic vr* — will vote by official ballots tor didatea for their respective parties for the General Election to be held on Tuesday. November 2. 194S. In Primary^ Election there will

to i

for

ICE

And we will continue to give you the best possible under present restrictions. —Please do not expect more than one call a day by the Ice Man—no back calls or special deliveries. Ice plant, on Elmira St., will be open where you may pick up Ice in an emer-

gency.

of the General Ai serve for three year * “is Board c serve fe r to serve for three of the Peace to serve

serve for three years, mber of the County

Tuesday, October 18, 1943 between the nours of one end o'clock on said day for the purpose of making a registration of voters, and to revise and correct the register of voter* for said General Election of Tuesday. November 2. 1942. Notice la hereby given that tbi Board of Registry and Election will all at the Fire House on Tale Av

COAL

—Orders must be placed three days in advanca. We can only deliver three days

a week.

Your cooperation will be appreciated during this emergency. Cape May Coal &1ce Co. 512 Washington Street.

STURDY SAVINGS AND LOAN \ ASSOCIATION V ANNOUNCES ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO *5000.*0 kr Ik. FEDERAL SAYINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE * ^ CORPORATION

Direct reduction mortgage* «% Interest withoat premium

•417 Third Are, Stooc Harbor. N. J.

voted upon: ■ Shall the o Legislature t>

•hall li

r than a

Count) and a Genet bei-a, apportioned

ties, a* provided by the stltutlon. so that each at all time* be entitled

era! Election to be held I, 1944 r' LOUISA W. T Boro Dated. August 22. 1943.

on will be sixty-eighth be 10 | aKrC (l r the State, on shall InArticle 1 of Right*, ani

Assembly com-

Board of Registry and Elections will " n Tue*dey, October 18, X94S

Ud day. for the purporn of making a registration of voters and to revise and correct the register of voters for said Genarnl Election of Tuesday, November 2, 1942.

and I o'clock p.m. tlon will be held at which —_ . voter* of aald Borough of North Cape May, will vet* for the follow

Ing officers:

A Governor

serve for throe t the General As-

:** rT * for * One Member of the Board _ kosen T One ^Coroner to serve for three Two member* of Coun One Collector to serve for three

years.

One Assessor to serve for three The following question will be

voted upon:

"Shall the one hundred sixty-eighth legislature be authorized to agree by a majority of the member* elected to each of the two houses, upon a revised Constitution for the State, *--d Const 1 ' "

ovlslons

known’as"" the Bill of Rights, and shall include provisions for a Senate composed of one Senator from each County and a General Assembly composed of not more than sixty members. apportioned among the Counties. as provided by the present Constitution. so that each County shall at all times be^enUtltsd to one mem-

KLEANOR OLIVER. Dorough Clark Dated. August 22. 1943. 9-9-:ts-pf»24.84

West by the Delaware Bay as North by ScheUangsr’B Rim- o* South by the Borough

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hereby give

NOTICE or ELECTION

Township of Lower, N. J. Eastern War Tima

thereto, dated June 1. 1928. Notice la hereby given that the said Boards of Registry and Election will sit at the late residence of Robert E. Hand, on the old Cape May road. Erma, for the First Election District: at the Jr. O. U. A. M, Hall. Cold Spring, for the Second Election District, and at the Fire House, Wildwood Villas, for the Third Elec-

rs the names of those wh lersonally appear before th< stabllsh their rights to be r

First, Second and Third tricts of the Township of Lower, at the above stated places on Tuesday, September 31, 1943 • - ... - - an( j g

on Tuesday. November 2. 1943. In the nominated: _

ber of the Townshi ice of the Fence I e will bc»clectod:

Notice 1

will sit at the Shield’s Collage. 1014 Washington Street, for the First Election district; at the Cape May City Garage. Washington Street, between Queen Street and Madison avenue, for the Second election district; Fire House, Ls Streets for the _ strict, at 220 Washington sL, for the Fourth election district on

until t o'clock _ the register of voters ins names of those who shall personally appear before them and establish their rights to be register-

Nolle* Is hereby given that a primary election will be held In the First. Second, Third and Fourth election districts of the City of Cape May, at the above stated places on Tuesday. Beotember 81. 1943 between the hours of 7 a-m. and 8 p.m, at which Urn# and place the Republican and Democratic voters will vote by official ballots for didatea for their respective pa for the General Election to be on Tuesday. November 2, 1943. In the Primary Election theca will *—

nominated:

A Governor to serve for three Gne member of the General aembly to serve for one ye A Sheriff to serve for thi __ One Member of the Board —

Chosen * Freeholders to serve for

three years.

three years.

to serve for three

One Justice of the Peace to serve

full term.

And there will be elected: A Male Member of the State Committee to serve for three years. A Female Member of the State Committee to serve for three years. One male member of the CoUnty Committee to serve for one year for each Election DlstrlcL One female member of County Committee to serve for one year *— each Election pistricL

In conformity with the provisions of Tl'le 19, Revised Statutes, and ' and supplements

Notice said Board of Registry and Election will alt at the Drum House, In the Borough of North Cape May. N. J.

Notice la b

hereby given that a prion will be held In the Drum House In the Borough of North Cape May. N. J. on Tuesday, September 81, 1943 between the hoars of 7 *.m. an. - p.m.. at which time and place the Republican and Democratic vr*— wifi rate by official ballots tor

Primary Election there will nominated: A Governor to serve for three of the General As-

Taesdsy, October 18, 1943 between the hours of one and nine o'clock on said day. for the purpose of making a registration ot voters and to revise and correct tl* register of voter* for said General Election of Tuesday. November 2. 1943. Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Registry and Election will alt at First. Second and Third election districts of the Tewnship of Lower, at the late residence of Robert E Hand, on the old Cape May road. Erma, for the First Election District-: at the Jr O. U. A. M. Hall. Cold Spring, .for the Second Election District, and at the Fire House. r the Third Elec-

Ill be held at wbi voters of said city will following officers: A Governor to sen One member of the General Aa-

One

for

iree years.

One Coroner to serve for three One Member of the Township CornOne Justice of the Peace to aerv*

ill term.

following question will tx

idred sixty-eighth

voted upon:

"Shall the

Legislature be authorized by a majority of the memtx

acted

revised Constitution for the StatL which revised Constitution she]' elude the provisions of Article . . the present Constitution, commonly known as the Bill of Rights, and shall Include provisions for a Senate composed of one Senator from each County and a General Assembly composed of not more than sixty members. apportioned among the Counties. as provided by the present Constitution. so that each County shall at all times be^ntitled to ber: and to suDhrit the a _ _ whole in such manner as said Legislature shall prescribe to the people for their approval and ratification or rejection as a whole, at ^e General Election to be held In the year 1944 r-

District NA 1 Is bounded on tl North by Middle Township Hue. < the South by Bradner’a Run. on tl

District Number—Dne comprises south of Sewell AVenuet west of tb< Atlantic Ocean, /northeast of Madl■on Avenue and’southeast of Cape Island Crank. District Number Two comprises south of Madison avenue, west of Atlantic Ocean, northeast of Howard and Franklin streets and south of Cape Island Creek. District Number Three comprises south of Franklin and Howard stsweet of the Atlantic Ocean, northeast of Jack so a street, east of Cape Island Creak. District Number Four comprises south of Jackson street to Second Avenue, West of the Atlantic Ocean to and Including the southeast sldt of West Perry Street to and Including the northeast side of Broadway.

Tuesday, October 18, 1943 between the hours of one and o'clock on said day, for the purpose of making a registration ot voters and to revise and correct the register of voters for said General Election of Tuesday. November 2. 1943.

at FlrsL Second. Third A Fourth ejection districts of the City of Cap* May at the Shield's Cottage. 1014

■eon Queen Street and Madl son avenue for the Second election district; at the Chemical Fire House. Lafayette and Bank Streata^^for rnglon Street for the Fourth election district on Tuesday. November 2, 1943 between the hours of 7 o'clock a-m. and I o'clock p.m.. a General Election will be held at which time the voters of said city will vote for the following officers: year*. „ , , one member of the General Ai eembly to serve for one year. A Sheriff ti * ‘

r three years.

One Justice of the Peac uU teim. The following queatloi 0 "ShB , l fX one hundred *

by a majority of the n

mber* elected

all-Include provisions for a Senati mpnsed of one Senator from each

and a General Assembly

Eire.

whole In such manner as said Legislature shall prescribe to the people for Ihelr approval and ratification or rejection as a whole, at the General Election to be held In the yeat 1944 rFLOYD a HUGHES. City Clerk. Dated. August 22. 1942. 9-9-2ts.pf331.86

Conor or election Borough of West Cep* May, N. g.

In conformity with the provision* of Title 19. Revised Statutes. ‘ the amendments aad suppler?

Notice Is hereby given that th said Boards of Registry end Ele< tlon will alt at the First and Sec or E’ectlofi Districts In the Borough of West Cape May. N. J.. at the Borough Hall on Fourth Aveaua for the First Election District and at th* Joseph Head Store, 299 Broadway, for the Second Bectioa District *- * SL 1943 i til I o'clock

First and E _ . af the Boraurh of We* N. J. at the E

eembly to servo for on* y A Sharia to serve for U. On* Member of the Chosen Freeholders to Mrra

And there wlU be elected: A Male Member of the Stats . ml t tee to serve for three year*. A Female Member of th* £ Committee to serve for thre* yearn. of the County

STS

ye — Broadway and continues to th* Borough of Ws*t Cap* May Un* la

alt o_

Tuesday, October U, 1943 between th* hours ot one and nine o'clock on said day, for the purpoaa of making a registration of voters -id to re vis* aad correct the register f voters for said -General ateo* on of Tuesday, November 3, 1943. Notice is hereby glvt_ oard of Raglrtry aad Bactloe 9 t in th* First and Second Her* Districts of th* Borough of 1 Cap# May. N. J_ at ~— Hail on Fourth Areas* Election District, and as us susraa Hand 8torn 209 Broadway, for th* Second Election District on ■ Tuesday, Norambsx 8, 1943 between the hoars of 7 o'clock OJM end S o'clock PJL A General Elsa, will be held at which time the ra of said boroagh will rata for the following offlo*rs: A Governor to serve for thre*

years.

One member ot the General Aasembly to serve for one year. A Sheriff to serve for three years. One Member of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to serve for

three years.

One Coroner to s*rr* for three

years

The following question will ba

voted upon:

"Shall tl

ic hundred sixty-eighth

authorised to

. a majority ot the membera

i each of the two houaea, Umm a :vised Constitution for the State,

Constitution, commonly

nown as the Bill of Rights, and hall Include provisions for a Sonata

es

imposed of one Senator from 'y and a General Assembly comof not more than sixty mcmapportloned among the Coun-

at all times be ber: and to submit the same as a ' manner as aald Lcgle-

R A. SWAIN. SR, Borough Clerk. Dated. August 22. 1943. 9'9-2tB-pff27.16

NOTION or ELECTION ■outh Caps May, M. 3.

thereto, dated J

a 1, 1122.

Notice la hereby given that th* aald Board of Registry and n-r-Uon will alt at the Borough Hsil on . tuber 81, 1943 clock a-m. until I o'clock dd to the register of votsra - of “

Notice la hereby given that a primary election will be held at the Borough Hall. In the Borough ot

South Cape May. N. J, on Tuesday, Beptamber 21, 1943

between the hours of 7 a-m. aad 3 p.m.. at which time and place th* Republican and Democratic voters will vote by official ballots for candidates for their respective parties tor the General Election to be held on Tuesday. November 2. 1943. In th* Primary Election there will be

rated:

’ the General A*- '

: Coroner to serve for thre* of Council to serve

A Female Member of the Slat* Committee to serve for three year*. On* male member of the County Commltttee to serve for o~ Commltte* to a

Tuesday, October IS, 1943 between the hours of one and n o'clock on sard day. for the purp of making a registration f * * **i

■si

2. 1941.

Notice la hereby given that the Board of Registry and El ecu on will alt at the Borough Hall, in the Borough of South Cape May. N. J, on Tuesday, November 2, 1943 < between the hours of 7 o'clock ajn. and I o'clock p.m. A General NleoUon will be held at which Ume the voters of said borough will vote Mr

the following of fleece.

A Governor to serve for thre* One member of the General Aa> aembly to serve for one year. A Sheriff to eerve for three year*. One Member of the Board _ “

Freeholder*

three years.

One Coroner to •

■oted

for thre*

ibers of Council to rarra folli'.s-lng queaUon will be

upon:

Shall Ihe one hundred

e be a- "

•:!> of l

t ? , . p *

I hide the provision* of Article the present Constitution, comi known as the Bill of Rights. 1 shall Include provisions for a 8_ composed of one Senator from q County and a Generali Aasembly a

KS?

apportioned among -* provided .by the —

sUtutlon. so that each <

at all times be entitled ber: and to submit the

whole In aueh manner al isture shall prescribe tl

for their approval and ratil or rejection as a whole at the eral Election to be held In the _

EDGAR F. BURCHEE.

Dated. August 22. 1942?*"*^^^j9

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