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FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
South SewOk
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Court House Marble Yard
MONUMEN-raANDMEWORlALOTONES |
EXraRIETiOD MARBLE CUTn R3
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CATC MAY COURT HOUffi, N. J.
to bu WB. F, Dulsto >
Reliable Trucking Servi
To and from Phllu^lpbla: we call tar Uu foods as* '
Unm to your dear si a cost nrr lltUa Bon !ku oH
woold b, Ougad in (reUht alama, BjmcUl rat«a dnrla«
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SEASIDE TRUCKING COMPANY
0FTICE: FBIT2 AD FLEABUBK AVHTI1, BA MX Oft
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Good, dew CoaJ
W, H. AUSTIN CO.
WILDWOOD, N. X "* f|
'Tin Old Reliable Tart*
When You Build
consider fair dealing and
dependable construction.
See members of
The Master BuildersEx<
ofWildwood,N.J.
JOHN a CURVAN,
SECTION i OCKAH cm TOWS, ooga rat, 1.1,, nusAi, mi 1,
!ape May and Cumberland County Happenings of die
? .C.Wheaton
jost Hard Game
To Port Nonis
Teanu Played Air.
tight Boll After the
Second Inning
Norris Won in Ninth
Fort NorrU defeated the T C.
team, leaden of the
IlriUe Leaau«. lad Wedm-».laj
|rllb the snal score 1 to 2.
• Fart Narrlt scored twice In lln:
put Mllltille till
right
and lied the sent In the
ipd DP two hits and iws gr
Tot all Innlns* III* rlnl
i Birujgled for the winning
Both to.mii played airtight
nil and It wss snrMdir'i
i until the ninth Inning, in
i ninth Inning Rlnsiold cran-
I tbs plats on a short groundsr
Orsin. being cailtd ufe by
ptrt Conahej.
l*st Saturday's gam« with B.
jL wss cancelled begausg of
•In. hut (hej will plsr later In
i Kiion.
uly » the strong Pennirlvinls
Uroad team will again plft?
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Newport's New Baptist
Paitoj Will Arrive Soon
Bev. Geor|e B, Fiticher, pl«.
torelBel of H, Newport Baplist
Church, clonsj bis pattofate with
the Baptlit Church of New Bri-
Mln, Conn,, July J, but remains
nil Ihe aeld two weelu to sup
tile pulpit.
He will ga homif lo Phlladol
phis to tike a brief vacation tor
needed reM tbout the mildle ef
July snd sill irrlve In Newport
the IsBt weeli in juij to take up
the work. Key. Romaine Baleman,
of Newark, will nil the
Newport pulpit July i«.
On June It William Harris.
Jr., of gaigm, moved Psgtor
Fletgher's household goods to
Newport Mfely gnil (atlafsctorllr
In a round trip of about 300
Fairton
Mrs, Lewis H, Slmpklas has re
turned home from a visit In
Piessantvllle,
Mr and. Mrs. Henry
Ilweil
and Children, of Boselle, N. J.,
are vUitlng Mrs. Ella Elwell
Robert Ooie and ramiljr were
vlsitori In Dutch Neck on Bundar.
Mrs. Ruth Andrew and Mist
Hester Loper have returned Boms
nlier a visit WI1D relatives In
Wooaburr.
Mr. and Mrs. janes Mulford
spent tne fourth at rortiscue.
Willlra 0. Reeves and
entsrtalned at their home Ur,
and Mrs, Charles
Warren, of
Tuekahoe,
and Charles Reeves
and family, of Woodttury,
Henry llweil and family, Mrs.
Ella Elwell. Mis. Melile Smith
and Ur, and Mm. I, L, Redfern
were visiting Mr, and Mrs, Leonard
Dawnain, in Cedarvtlle on the
Fourth, '
Mr. and Mis, Lewis Hendeff
»n, of camden, were sailing on
Mr, md Mre, Edwin Taylor on
•undsy.
Mr. and Mm. Lewis
were recent vlillons it Bivervlew
BHCh.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred lorden
ware in PlUlodelphln on Baturday,
Wildwood,
Mnlford. of
II spendinl
Nortt
HT«ral
naiiy
Mends of WM
lias Pste will h« fritvid Is
r she was tikes to lrld|«ton
1 snd underwent an apers-
« for apMndieitia, Miss Paie
I doin( nry nlcelr asd recoveri
rapuHr,
i Mary Bar.ntlnn is recover
r Iram as oportlon, n.rlng had
niU ind idBBids nmovad.
ICapt.m John BriBesnulu Ii
• 1 to bu home br illaess.
Pnreaar and Mrs, Rudolph
"JIBrtc, of UBIOB Citr, N, J,.
i apndiiia; ihilr T.eatlnn with
r tanats, Mr. and Mn, Netson
I Mia liiiabMh jbeaMB bas rei»d
fron Vlneland. whert she
•Ultlng rclatlfes,
Uln Helen Mane*, a tna|tr
" Cooraha ConterT.torr at
niiadsltbia. Is
time with ur statsr, Mrs,
Itenns,
K, •Urkey !l tlTini cerunners
laid (ram the
: to hie ajanajt, alia a
nt Boor 1B tne aarafi.
[JU*.
Hann.h Gordon kas re-
Bfcd to her home la D«B«r,
.. after Ylsltlni her .later.
i. rrsd Waliea, Mrs. OsrdoB
•• list btniw of tile lllatai
ktr father, Mr. «lmer Itselu,
who u alowly inproTlai,
Mrs. Qmrn
cuwtdl kas re.
roed from Trmton. wBere ihe
• been .pending; sdrat tins with
' dangMar, Urs. Wlnltred
fd, woo baa Hen ill la a
riial,
Mra,: Conard |Nomi.ksr
mother homi aad will
MBS tlm* In ftWrW!-
G*or»e jeiM tptlt Wcdwlth
MiBos It fort Mori
"U. Ulllao Hotted .of Brld.eo
Hotted .
H sptnAiBf som« Urn* with
^ (tat
nomlwr who mat
and ii.lt»d the
aars with relatlvts here,
Charles Orlscom and Mlm Btmsle
Delttrica, of Salfrn. spent
Sunday evening with Frank B.
Robblns snd fimilr.
Mrs. Cbsrlei LlvlnfSton and
Mrs. Juiius LJvlngnton were rial
tore in Mulltca Hill on TJiursdij.
•mith
Westcott, of GsBBden,
a ipendlng some time with Mr,
and Mrs. 'Charles WHtoou,
Miss Nnmii
Livinaton, of
Hopewell, Mener Oountr, is
spendlnf Ihe summer
vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mn.
Charles UvinfstOB,
Mr. and Mrs, Oeorge Cole hive
returned B) their home in Port
OlesUr, N. Y,, after « vUlt wiUl
Robert Cole and fatnllr.
Mr. and Mrs, Idwln
Tsflof
spent Sunday in Port Norrls.
Mrs.
Russell cook and ohiU
dren, of Taoaqus, ft.Lore vUit.
Ins
Mr. and Mrs, 1. Ooatei
Iwing.
Howard f, Conner la a luest
of relattvei in Caps JI»y.
Miss Ada Miller, i student at
Ursinus Oollege, It apiddinl the
SUBiBier VMatlon wllh her Mren
ta, Mr, and Mra, Oeer(e Miller,
Mrs, Robert Tomlln and son,
Oharles, of Millviile, hsTe beeii
resent Vislton at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles HanklM.
Mr, and Mm. H.rry Martin, of
PolladelpUa, nent lundar with
Charles C.mm.
Hortwnt Ishulti ud ftmllT,
of Elmer, were calUng on rel«-
tlve. ken on funds;.
Mm, J, nwin Curtlas and BOB
Jsci, -re BMnllnc several daji
at Center Onve,
Mr, and Mrs, M. B, Husted. of
Ced.rrlllo, were ssJIlDg on relitlves
la town OB lundar.
Auction Bridge
Tnouaanda of bridge enthuiiuu
throughout the country are followini
with keen Inters* the remarkable
aeries of articles on
••Auction Bridge" by Milton 0,
Work, BOW ippetrint daiiy, and
iundiy In the New York Anierl-
,n.'=
Mr. Work ia known wnerWir
bridge la played. He is the author
of rleven book, as tM «»m«
(one a noh action beat aeller Mr
neatly two yMra),ta member of
•very eommltte. that lii drafted
•a ABHriUB cod. of bridge law*.
4 lecturer, loader and «MH
h
Mrs. Sophia.Martin
Turned 82d Comer
Event WM Fittingly Celebrated
Independence* Day
A birtbday celebration was held
at the home of Mr, and Mrs, I,
Wesley Adams, on July 4, In
honor of Mrs, Adams' mother.
Mrs. Bnpbla Martin, who has
her line mlleslone and
is stili &n active woman and does
very fine handwork, crocheting
yokel and Isce for doilies. Those
present were Aunt Soplile. as she
known to her tnanf friends.
Mr. and Mrs, j, Wesley Adams,
Mr. and Mrs, Robert L, Jeffries.
Mr, and Mrs, Alvln Nlekelson
and
children, Mary Ball. Gertrude,
Menrr and Isabelle, Mr.
I Mrs, Norman Jeffries and
son, Norman, luse Reeves, Robert
Adsms, Mn. Joiephlne Wallace
and Jennie ConagheF, all of
Port Norfls; Mr. snd Mrs, Harry
Hudson, of Millviile; Mrs, Etnaline
Dsvls, of Irldieton; Mr. »nd
Mrs. John iomeri and dauihter,
Matie, of Pluiinlvllle; Mr. and
Mrs.
Edward 0, Hunter and
daughter. Bill, of Maurlretown;
Mrs. Amanda Somers, of VlBeland.
All did ample justice to s
chicken potple dinner and sll the
tblnss that go 40 make IS €nioyshle
day. Mr, Edward c.
Hunter fivored with a piano solo
In a pleulng Disnner, All wished
Aunt Sophie many »ore sgeh
memorial
t the consideration and the legibility and accuracy
was 1741,000. [
11am
Jacob
Rlgglll,
nVKKln.
and Edward Rigfin,
Mr. and Un. LeRoy
Bsiley
and Mrs. Frsd Lund spent Wedneday
afternoon ol last week la
Mauritetawn vlslUuf friends,
Mrs, J, Owen Carney sptBt
Lester
Ooraon, I Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bailey have
been visiting their aunt and
unclu at Newport, Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Stuwmin
p
Ambrose Oandy.
thane
Park
were:
Mr, snd
Among
Brldgeton
who
lout
Mrs,
were st
Monday
William
Terry and daughter, Pauline, Mr.
ton, is apendlng a
days with
her sister. Miss Elliabilti Buiby,
Mn,
Roscoe BhuU and Mrs,
Oonsunt Once, Sr,, iiul Constant,
Jr., were in Newport re.
eently.
Mill Anna ShlveTS, of MiUvltle,
was in town Thursday of
list week vlsitins friends.
MJss Louise Powell is •pending
aonu time In Burlington with
relatives.
Mrs.
Howard Palym bss returfled
to her home In Camden,
after spendiBg a few days here
wltt
her alaMr, Mn. Daniel
Bslemin.
Wash-
Oeorce conahey, Jr.,
inston, spent the week end with
Bis parent., .Mr. and Mrs, Oeorge
Canahey, Sr,
Mr, and Hn J«se Ohamtien
entertained eompany from out of
town over th* week end.
rtarted off well In the Ban ate,
Mr. and Mrs, Aim Roge
tisn. Sev.-ral bungalows are now
In process of erection,
Mrs. HAIPU Ballsy and dsugh.
ter, araee and Msollls, a Mill,
vllle, were Friday visitors st ihe
home of their relatlws Mr, and
Mrs. John Land.
The funeral of Robert Hawn
was held oa luaday
afternoon
from the home of his brother,
Charles Hawn,
Mr, Hswn had
been a resident of this locality
ifom his early youth,
He was
laid to rest bedds tils purentu in
the old Port BHiatetB Cemetery.
Mr and Urs. OharlM Ireland
ud their relative, Mrs, fort, all
of Miiiviile,
s^Bl the rourth
with their daufhter, Mrs. John
Blsvic,
Howard Buiby has had • gas
plant Installed st kis bone,
Mr. and Mrs. Henir Itee«s,'of
Pitman, aoooaMlila by {rlends
from MershaBivill*, «all»d Bunday
afteraseB on Mr. sad Mrs,
Mortimer Msyhat,
Merry froups M bathing psr.
Ues are dally sMn on our river
road bound for Laurel Like
Some are on • hiking trips" sod
Home come In cata.
Often luaeh
Is taken alone and hours are
spent at tae 'tteael,"
Golden Eagles Pait
Chi e f 8 Me«t July (6
The July meetiflf of the Van
chiefs' AsaoclatloB of South Jer-
•er, an orjinliatlon
recently
formed by the past chiefs of the
different ustiea of tne knights
of, the Ooldtn EslU, will be held
with Keliiervllle Castlf, No. 74.
at HelslarrUIe, on MtUrday evening.
July II, at 1 ft M.
1
Mat chiefs
will t? present
Iron the senrsi dJ^erent Ustles
in this sMilaa and it is iipeeted
a iood tine will M hat. Tka lnvitatMM
an belmx seat to every
plat chief and a lartt turnout Is
Btpeeteil.
It will be decided at this meet-
Ing where the Amjuat nuetlnj is
to ha held, at the WMlMt are to
be held In a different otatle each
month.
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Downtown ~~* • .,'-
Tks «l»iar-«Kf v i"
I a Bnapej Blond"
children, of Woodbury. spairt tde-
.week end here at the home of
Mr, Rogers' mother. Mrs, Carrie
Kogera,
Mia Ellisbeth chew bu gone
to New York, where she will
spend some time,
llr and Mrs, Charlw Biggin
and Mr, and Mn, Boardraan
Newoomb and dalujhter, Helen,
spent Monday visiting several
Pisces in Norta Jersey.
Quite a number of our townsfolk
attend
Bridgeton.
the
parade in
Mr, and Bra, Fred Lund and
sons, Wbrren and William, spent
Monday afternoon in MlUviile.
Mr. and Mrs. David Rowley,
and
daughter, Belle, spent the
Fourth at Cape May,
Carl Blaskman, who has been
very ill, Is improving,
Mr, and Mrs. Learning Berry
and Mr and Urs, Austin Berry
and daughter, Lebma, spent Monday
in Brldgeton Park,
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Hiskman,
entertained company from out of
town over the week end.
Mr. and Mn. Harry H, New.
comb and children, Harry and
Dorothy, spent Monday at River
View Beach.
Mr, and Mrs, Daniel Newcomb
and daughter, Mary, are upond;
Ing some time at Fortesgue,
Idren, Pel
Mn. Ami
and John Dlllahey.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bailey,
Misses Murthn Riley, Dorothy UH
Dlckel and, Edna McLean spent
Saturday evening in rortescue.
Mr. snd Mrs. James Oibinn,
Mrs. M. A. Smith, Misses Evelyn,
Marlon, Helen, Mildred and Ethel
Smith, Mary Gibson and Messrs,
Donald Smith and Morris Pepper
were In Penn»vllle Monday.
Mr. snd Mrs. M, A. Hmllh and
children, Mildred, Evelyn and
Donald. Mr. and Mrs, Jsmes Qib.
son and daughter, Mary, and Mrs.
M. Cain, Mn. Badle Chamberlain
and SOB, Gilbert, and Morris
Pepper were In Foriescue Sunday.
Mr. snd Mrs. Daniel Batensn
and ghiidren, Robert, Mary, Carolyn
and Ethel, were at River
View Beach Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Hsrry Ohanoe and
son, Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Harrington »nd dauihter, Oaro.
lyn, and Mr .and Mn, Warraa
Miller were In Ocean City on the
Fourth.
Among
those who were In
Wildwood last Sunday were: Mn.
Myron Jones and children. Misses
Bebecea and Maria
Hoboins,
Laura Brown, Israh Berry, Dorothy
Jones and Lester Moore,
Walter and Margaret Lore and
Edith Peterson spent the Fourth
at Elver View.
Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Molllniccr
have recently moved Into
the house formerly occupied by
Mr. and Mrs, Melvln Bockwell,
Mine Dorothy Jones and Mster
Menantico
Mrs, Ada Hampton and daughters,
Lyilla and Florence, called
at the home of Harry Aekley one
day this weak.
Mrs.
Walter Hampton enter,
talned company aver the week
end.
Mn. Anna Haltinger and
daughter vlaltsd Mftlnlfa Bator,
day,
Charles
Aokley, of Oaklyn,
spent tbe week end with his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Aokley.
Mr. and Mrs, Janus aharp, of
•unset Lodge, entertained com*
pany from New ork over the holidays.
Moore spent
Baltimore.
the
week end In
Mr, and Mn. Frank Stowman
entertained company from out of
town over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs, A, J, Kellierg
entertained company from Phlladelphia
over the week end,
Samuel Perrine Ii •pending a
few dsys In iea Isle City.
Mrs, Archie Jackson spent
Saturday In Brldgeton,
Delmont
Miss Alberta* Chambers is home
from OlasBboro Nonmal School,
Mnt, Julia Con. John Liplhuska
and
Raymond Warwick are s.t-
David Bateman spent Saturday tending summer school
In South Dennlsvllie.
Blaster Charles Whildln hw
Mr, and Hn, Andrew Bailey been •pending a few days with
spent the Fourtrh in wildwood,' his sister In Leesburg.
Mr. and Mn. Frank Dlckel and
children,
Dorothy May and
Frank, and Miss Edna McLean,
of Tacony. Pa., spent a tew days
at the home of Mr. and Mn, H,
Oarretaon,
Mr, and Mrs. William Marks
spent lundaf afternoon at the
Sharp farm.
The stork visited ihe homo or
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hanby on
lunday morning and left a little
Dor.
Mr. and Mn, Archie
•hull
•pent Saturday evening In Bridge'
tea.
Among
inne who welt In
Mlllvllle latDrdar evening were!
Mr, and Mn, H«ry Fleldi. Mrs,
Paul Cont.nl, Mr, and Mrs. H.
C. Barrsclaugb .nd HBS, Robert
and Jomph, and Mr. ud Mn,
•tewart campbsil,
Mrs.
Lewi. Conklln U numbind
among the dck.
Mr, and Mrs, John DaMla,, ot
PhlladelhU; Mr. and Mri
•omen Ooraon and family
spent the week end and the
Fourth out of town,
Mrs, C. O, Poster and William
Langier. lr,, attended the daSI.
c.tlon of the new MUrtheuse
BulldiBfa at Cape May Court
House Thursday, June 30.
Mr. «nd Mrs, Barter, of Dorcharter,
and Mr, and Mrs. Bennett
etawman and little son.
Jack, flrers "calling on Jadt Haa.
derson «i»d wife Saturday evening.
Motorists now detour via Dor,
cheater and Leesfeurg •Bi'e the
road Is under Mnatructloa,,
Among ithoee who Meat the
Fourth at wildwood were Mr.
sad* MM, Al pawler, Al Brrkkson
isad family. Mr, Oeorw W,
Lae and Mr. and Mrs,, Hen IT
Henoetmn. ., ; '
Mr. and Mm. Linwwd Foster
as 1741,000.
TOs Bale must be approved by
the District Court of New Jersey
and was reported for approval on
Tuesday,
Mr. While wag president of uhe
old company and in tbe event
of the approval of the sale It Is
understood thai the project will
he carried on along about the
same line as in the past. No
change in personnel is sontemplated,
it Is staled, and the sups
name will probably to retained.
Lloyd Lewla will still be in
charge of production.
'of Its map, together with Its convenient
site, has brought t" It
additional recognition for its er-
Bolency,
Newport
The
following were Newport
visitors over'the Fourth of July;
Mr, snd Mrs. Lewis Spencer, Mr.
snd Mn, Oeorge Campbell snd
daughter, tnelda, Mr. and Mrs,
John Joslln. Mr. and Mrs, Wll
bert Joilln and children, of Cam
den: Mr, and Mrs. Oeorge Hand,
Mliff Martha Chance, Homer
Bonne, of Philadelphia; Reginald
Hlley, of Fort Morris: Mr, and
Mrs. Earl Hornor and children,
of Delanco; Mr, and Mrs. William
Van Vllck and son, of Gloucester,
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Bayers,
Mr. and Mrs, George B. lare,
Mr, ind Mrs. William Weldon,
Jr., Mr, and Mrs, Ray Hines,
Mr. and Mr>, Ross C. Comer and
SOB, McCauloy. Mr, and Mrs. wllilam
Weldon, St.. ud. Hiss Helen
Bntten spent the Fou'rtt al Bit.
tyiburg, Pa,
Mr,' and Mrs, Boyd Fagan snd
and Mr, and Mrs, Oharlea L,
Peterson spent the week end at
Delaware Water Gap.
MUsei Erma Moncrlef and
perla petenon and Nelson Batemin
were the guests of Mr. and
Mr. and Mra, H. H. Hanklns Mn. Frank Newcomb, st Kirk
•pent Wednesday at a Sunday
school picnic in Bridgeton.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry
Aekley
motored to Port Norris to visit
her Bitter, Miss Ulile Butby on
Sunday afternoon,
Mrs, Frances Knight entertained
MISS Catharine McDonald
snd friends, from
Philadelphia.
Sunday.
Russel Burden Is hsvIng the
foundation
laid for hi! new
house,
Mr, and Mrs, Floyd Olunn vis.
Ited her mother. Hoods Aekley,
Monday,
Mrs, Maude Lee and daughter,
ROM, snd Mn, Ellen Fangburn
and Mrs, IliiabetB •ssttuck, of
Leesburg, vliited Mrs, Edn» Aekley
this week,
Paul Aekley has sold three
acre! of land along tbe creek next
to H.' H, Ranklnr property lo
Burdett Tomlln, of Oeean Oily,
for a building lot.
Mauricetown
Mrs, George Owens Is entertain.
Ing company from Pennsylvania
for a few days,
Mr, and Mrs, PfBsicky, Of New
York, culled on Mri' Praak Feaster
recently,
Mrs. Mary Errlcson enterMIaed
her brother from Mlllwlle. Friday
evening.
Masters Lawrence sad Kennelh
Bailey ban returned home after
spending some time with their
grandparent!.
Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Taleoi
spent the week end In Baltimore,
Mrs, Trolus will, and daughter.
Elnora. Ii aoeodlnj somt time
with her anthtr, Mrs, Phoebe
Polhanui, of Dorchsnter.
Mrs. Wllllim BhUti and family
ipeat Friday In MilMiie.
Mrs,
George Owsu sad son,
Albert, spent Saturday la Ueaburg,
Milton Bailey, at Dorclio.ler,
called on nil mother. Mrs, Rosa
wood, N. j.
Mr and Mn. Albert Newcoinl,
and daughter. Miss Doris, of
Bridgeton, called on Mrs. Lydla
Newsomb sundsy.
Misses Florence Ryan and
Hue! Moore spent the Fourth at
River View Beach.
HIIM Mabel Imenon spent
Sunday at Atlantis City.
Warren Qehbart was badly
burned this week, while fighting
a ore In the woods. His burns
were treated at Brldgeton Hospital,
Mr,, and Mrs, i, s. Henderson
andfamily, of Woodbury, and Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Browne and
son,
William, of cecllton, Md,,
spent lunday with Beth Musted,
Mr. and Mn. Leslie Bradford
and daughter. Haul, spent tbe
Fourth at Wildwood.
Mr. and Mrs, William Bradford,
Br., were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Hurry Bradford Sunday.
Benjamin F. Henderson, of
Benedict, Md., Is visiting tali
daughter, Mrs, Frank Silvern.
Llndwood Campbell, of Dlvld-
•are spending
with tbelr son. B.
UBM la Mam
M«a-
Mrs
Annie Janaa is ipendlne
a weak with her granddaughter.
Miss Gladys Ana, of Philadelphia.
Mr. sad MN, John H. Bailey
motored to Del.WUW 8»tunliy.
Mrs flttphen Bhropahlre. of
Camden, .pent Ui« wee* efld .with
Mr. aga Mrs, Lwlle Calilns.
Mr. aftd Mra. Edw.rd Compton
ot MttWIls; Mr. and!
Aaaicla-
Mr.
at*'.pendln,
p
tlm* -1U. hU
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Ev.nt
was held undfr the
the rairfleld PMsnyteri*n
This church .t.nda In
of the road tali way
Fairtan .ud this Ylli.ge.
program was «s follow.; • plfl:.i.-.
Hymn. "F.lth ot Our rita-jaV'V i,
mrocatlon, Bev, J. H. DWtl^M
SeleeUon, male ijuartat. -i-:•,'^A
Scripture Itann, Jtev. W.. ;fcK>:J
Prayer, Bar. I, WV Clark. .
Hoio. 0. Kellmai«r. ' '•'
Financial •taMmsnt; MM, I
Hires, -•• : '•:
Solo. 0, KellinnTor.
* j
Offering for malnUn.nce of tn
old Stone Ohu'nt,
• ' ''
Selection, male qu.rlet
Addrew,
-Lite'. Hf^l
Rev, H, 0. WIIMnson, Pb
HyniB, "Ood H* With T
We Meet Again."
Dontogy, congregation.
Benediction.
Ht, I
Vaugban,
j # *j| i= : 6
Many iBtsnsiing atoile.., ara,.
told about tbls old edlnte. '"'
earif yeara Inbabltanta of
section took refuge there fnpi! ,«|
bloodthirsty Ind|.ni who •' wr" " w
beiag driven further away,
the time if thi war batwsaji ( .
North and thi Boutb It trai- qaiajt: •:;;
as a mruiUnc .tation.
Belnr '
close to the fMimi .Bittn* I
iii a center of •ttractiaft. Jt '
are »ery few Mldlere llTlnf j
but they .od Mme oidfriB
tell how there were We and, ^
corp. musle and f.trlotjo l
ing In the lotenat of, Old, <
An Incident 1. told, of »
living st MnanlMB ' * '
this ghurah to .wa .
Sunday ii, B«aaiM«, ;Hi
there wiinf B^rfi tt
ten. he walked HI OMt
Tbe building' ,H Just m
when iftt «rt«tta,.iritfc;»at|
nldca. brick alMea. *
fsahtoned
bilhlMy
collection bsgi on long'
It hss long been knofamiilar
tandmirk. ale
tery is conne61ed WiUl
Business School
pmong the studenU rweB^ML' „
bted
dlplonum at. Brld»»toB
Raess School are: Ethel Mic-
Oartby. seeMUrid coome; Haa- ,•
nab Braolts, bookkeeplni; couraal.
Joseph
Bnadwar • and RoUS4 .;•('«•*
Baker, commercial narsa,
Bacb* •;;;r||
one has been placed In a gpml :
.••.S
position by toe Wbool employment
departmept. and la \mf :•';
busily engaged in the neld ot
buelness endeavor.
. •
Newport M. E. NatM fi
Sunday evening. July 10, T.1I, j
standard time, the Berries will
be In charge, of our district 'ip-;
worth Lemue ofneer.
Do 'Bit
f
miss this service.
Bpeelal tc
On June Is, Tboma. I, Weidfcn
and Albert. A. Nuwcomb. both OI
Dividing Creell, were OBiW
marriage by Rev. H.
ing Creek, BPint the week end | Tna Biaj|Ba*r»., ob
with his slater, Mrs. WIiIlam|BUBday ww unu.utlly
Hamers.
Reginald Hlley, of Port Norrls,
Is visiting hln gnndmother, Mrs.
Leannra Bilejr,
Lewi* page, or Baltimore, )•
•pending some time it the home
of his brother, Oeorge Page,
Miss Lsura Broidwaler Is »(•
tending summer school at Ocean
City.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Uttle were
the guests of Mr, and Mrs, Roy
Darby, at Oce.n city, over the
week end.
Mr. and Sra, Charles Hew
comb, of rlilUdslphla; Dr, .nd
Mrs. Marcus Newcomb. ot
•rown'i Mill.: Nfs, partia Potter,
or Wenonih, split the week
sad with Mr. .nd Mr.. Peter
Newcomb.
Mr, and Mn, Oaarge Prltchctt
.nd HB, Oeorge. Jr.. of MllWllle.
•Bant til* week end with Mr.
and MM, Miner tpsnur,
Un^rwood
Mr. ana Mrs. Bert Moon an*
cblldren, of .Brldgeton,
(pant
Suna.y'irltn Mt. and Mr*, twlle
Bradford.
After waiting long and (afor
bU waiter to. amiear
with bia order of ham
Biwood taitay kad lha/mlstK. ;> *
tune to fall from tile roof otjbbnj.
Roth's bungalow, at Laurel U»|
very bsdltv i.M-i 0
Charles Bradway and
Noel spaat tatHrdap
with Mr. and lifp,
man and toot Jn t
rade In Brtdgeton.
de n BrtdgttM, .
Mr, aM.HM, JMr4: ; laUW,
daughur, Btliel, spent Bund
BridgetoB..'. •.• •, , ;
Mr. Mi Mra. lanua] 1
daughter, lh i