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_ft|»Mf _ *•< lauded We*, over. (oaJbooBttae >wttni __"M*> •PEARS *M But aolna of us rotas th»t rthe pilch 04 i|l__|- bet otter M> SACRIFICE TOO GREAT , *"TWs *» a global war. Win 1 Am erica not only are called upon to our own war, but through lend-lease to do more than anjr other nation has'ty* J&a, called tpon to do in UIB past ' I "We are roobilMog the greatest aimed fane that any i*wn, eyer put toittiier. None af u^-catt «on- oetve Its size... r ! "M', fe eo huge _at no. matter what v *e are' M*ed to wfcrlflte we should do it wBwmy. This fy\ biggest team operation we ha' CARS' J«ra_ BE'CONSERVB* ' "We used tofyive 30 mllltonjrett- JstereJ > First MethodiBt Church., Eer. Benjamin F. AHUM •' 1 ni Tlic Outrch Scnoul Dr Oil! II Vii] is tuc sii|»nntctiil(;iil 2ii(] hiY en workers at officers anil trai.licrs Mill be 1» il)|»y to welioinc >"U Ln tills Sn4 Andnrw J l D«wJy^ pajiry Epl otley, atid ReK renc Motley, pastior of FOB B dale, i I Old? Get Pep, Vim wHhlrw,C*tu*Vlti>J«1ttB At ill tout turn Mtnrwtwi» Oceso City, Hulnej Cut Frier Diuci STORE OFFfi Richard B. AGENT 8th & Atlantic AT Buy,More 7 H.m, 7 i 7.10 p. Wnkiliiy n I ir t r,, Ii . Holy Ho CHURCHES OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST •OMUST JEM'S" irt ll iMim gullet f'if Slindiiy. K ill Chr.•.[.:.., Scitnv-c (1iu cicties t>irvuj(lioiit the *oi" Th* ( olilcn hM U Jf ntlay, and Unlay, ) had revealed "liiadcquiwle?" ljj jth new aratem, which Will be corrtSctcd ! mucti as possible befoiFttt ^V test PJtOIESTs'rXENTlFUI. ON "AIL CLEAR" CONFUSIGN Pn>t«sts, meattwlvUe, flcoded into !,tate defense headquarters from officials of many mnmiunlttes where utfer confusion reigned dur- inK the test f-.nd lu same of which the' inck of adequate "all clenr' elgnnl-5 kept the blaclrout In force nearly twice as long as necessary. Mayor T. Millet Hand, of Oape May, was ons of those wtic strongly urged Dreyifuss to devta! some Im- proved "all dear'l nrriingemertt to let tlw 1 puWlc kndw quickly when en a>rt is over, IIARI> TO NOTIFY prnnc Vocal defense officials pointed out that while central headquarters re- telves the signal promptly It l| dif- ficult to fcpread the word to the general puWlc. Wardens, out on their pests, cannot be contacted ex- cept hy messenger service, whlih is necessprilv slow. At Wlldwood. it Is now pkttncd. despfto that fact, to hnve air' mid wardeTis blow tlielr whistles as ebon aij they are notified ot the.'"all clear" (OlCi- Join WAACS; Release Soldier ,;' Continued from l*aitejl the Women's Army Aujdltarj*, PWP! 6 has set' Up three training fcentere at Fort Dcs Molnes, Ibwa, Tort Oftlechprpe, Qcorela, and iwytonn Beach, Florida. There WAAC8 are rant'to.' school and given the op- portunity to study under expert teachers. tf "'•They receive training -whlrih would cost them thousand!: of dot' lira in civilian lMe,^;Mrs. TOKIMend 4&\t MEMBLRIEDERAL iil-a— tlic rriln with »nn*r tnta- tn nil ptrpan-d " ( J3J> TO HAVE PARTY Quests attending the public card party Tuesday afternoon in Pnr- Ish Hall, 1053 Central av., will be wrved coffee and sandwiches at 1:30 p.m. Cards will follow. M Ellwood Preston is chairman. The party will be Riven for the benefit or the Auxiliary of Holy Trinity Episcopal Ohuroh. A monthly business meeting of the Auxiliary Is scheduled for March In Parish Hall. Sunday Services OCEAN CIIY BAPTIST IDtb it. anil Wesley «f. Th« Elblt TMthlnj, Co«Dol-Prc5clilii( Church 11 j.m. Wornhili, veminn. hy Dr,." W. E. Oriirilli. ol ll,.. Eastern Ha|it!9t Sen in^ry, l'bil«-.< IV. -tJftiadovr .over ita- turn wrrti. UM kilo 6:J0 ii.ra. Junior I). Y. P. U. /;30 ii m.. Wor^hi^. scmub. l>y Ur, W E Gr'fflthi Wi.d., 7:po i>.pi, MidwcoV pcrvicr of pray- tt, wfpitie aiWl Bililp sttidr. Led by Pas inr liVrn A Mieron Frtday. 7 30 p m. lllblc Institute S W nî Ui i ti Hi- First Mrthn 7 Ifl pm I nfnf Evci Fit it Methodist nnireh 7 30 i* in Unirti Veiling STUH in ni»- Tirnt Vclnotli*L litlh-h Serrnn on Red f i-os«( Siuuli} li\ Itev AlljKfM riti- Rrd Cross Ctinpler nf Occa i Cuy will 1ttett-es an Mea of "he programs Uius far arranged by the chapter's radio chairman, Mrs. Augustus D. Hopping- nALLERAN TO SPEAK March 1—Eugene Halleran, of the high school history department, li> uddress. "I'm CurloUb " March 2—A musical program by Ml«11«hcd a new low rate of 1» ted physicians to the services la-it Per 1QOo babies bom In the State year. In addition to several hundred _, hospital resHents and Internes Having exceeded the quota, the flR- «re tar this \ear ha? been reduced to approximately 200 physicians TTje Committee ld the minimum Tiumoer of physlclttns estimated as necessary to care for civilian needs —one to each 1500 of tl*e popula- tion—win be maintained Ir. New Jeracv i g chargd specifically iwltti tbe moln tenanoe' of' property ' for,.'clients, might qualify lor supplemental gasoline rationing- for the perform- ance of that {unction. MUST AOTTJAO.V PERFORM WOBE TIM! reveiBlng ruling fiVm Wasbt lngton, however, states that sued consideration now will be accoaded only to those persons who actually perform, the work entailed In the maintenance opeietlon. It stipulates that the applicant for supplemental fiwl supply roust be an "engi- neer,: architect, technician, lenelr 6i maintenance man" *>h,o will perform tê work himself. Ben Schloaibere, president of the New Jersey Association ol RPBI £*• tale Boards, when told ot the re- •••flr-iaj or the State OPA ruling, flatd that while New Jersey Realtor? tvwe pledged Ihemselves to fully < operate with tile government in its •war program, Wiey orjt important functions of their business—+0 personally supervise the maintenance of distant propertJel. SUPERVISION ESSENTIAL 'It is Impossible for Realtors to repair .paint of' remodel property '>iprti»plT«s but ]t is esser>tlal that they personally supervise the com- pletion' of such work." Mr. SOMOBS. t added. The state realty lender said he will contact the Washington Oom- mlttce of the National Association of Real Eitale Boards and (U* for a conference on tlhe "ortntrary and imfnir" ruling. He vrgts every Heol- tor and property owner In New Jer- sey to write to notional OPA Ad- ministrator Prentice Brown In pro- test of the opinion. ' One large Industrial laboratory (has Just Installed an electronic clixslc havlrit no moving parts, no motors, wheels, mainspring, or hands. It hag mote than 170 electronic tubes, plum Into an elec- tric outlet, and shows time in sec- onds, minutes, and hour* by lights flashing on and off. SOMERS POINT NEWS Mrs. Higbee Feted bv I n«J*v Twelve SOMERS POINT — Mfs I>avid Emlth entxrtilnPd meinbri-- of thr- Hreky Twelve club at her hone Tuod-v evening Mrs Hurry HiR- Kiwanis Told of Holy Land Club in Tribute to James Chenoweth SOUiBRS POINT—Mls3 Florenco Scull, superintendent of schools In Somers Point, WBS guest speaker meeting' of arc! a large blrthdnv cake formed tlio center- pie Mrs 'IlsWe received lmely gifts and The Chatterbox is serving Tasty Hot Dinners 8S Hot Platters Luncheons 40c - 50c The Chatterbox JEAN B. CAMPBELL, prop. 9th St. & Central Ave. ICE CREAM Delivery Service rla and Uic Holy two yeans ti tlk y ago. nnd gave an interesting talk on the customs of the natives. The Club members stood In a moment's silent meditation for JMIWE Ciienoweth. Letters were rend from Allen KUley. U.S.N., who Is somewhere In the Pacific. Rlsley hhd teen a guest of the club before leaving. Earl Hlcknuui received the attendance prise. Arthur Ftord and Earl Ilickman were named to the committee for reigteterlngr subscrip- tions of Kiwanis men*erfi for the •Wbr Fund drive, wMoh starts tills week, under the supervision of the Red Cross. Mrs. John Lloyd, ot Brldgeton, will be gticst speaker next week. She is .chairman of the speakers committee of the Atlantic County Bed Cross. General Jess Band's Army team won «the attendance prize. TDhe score is now 5-2, In favor af the Navy, under Admiral Jim Butter- We Have ASH and GARBAGE PAILS In Stock Hardware -tipunt Cb. u William Townsend Wed at East Orange SOMEPfl POINT—Mr: and Mrs, Joseph Townend and daughter, Marlon, have returned after having attended the wedding of their son, William, to Miss Mary A?nes Oownes, daughter of vMre. Mary Dawnes, of East Orai-itfe. William iwiis an honor student at the local schools and Atlantic City High School, attended Annapolis' Navel Academy for two years, and was graduated from Rutgnra University. At present. Mr. TownetW Is con- nected with the U. 8. signal carps at WWark, where the young couple will make their home. Elias Mason Dies After Lon« Illness BOMERS POINT — Rjneral 1 services were held for BSlax Mason, Thursday afternoon, from the home df Ills POD, Lftuidre Masai 731 6th et, where he had made hii home. Mr. Mnwh, who 'was Tl. Dilaii£i$^r$^l that will inspire you to make stunning tlretses, suite; shirts, stab,Jacket weight coate, etc
Mmpmr , Muni" New Yoifc Mcfc. Topics By Asseniblyman €. Colburn Hardy like a 1 £*will engulf the world! , „ * ,ltoto)w. We. deluded Anglf>Sa»on na- heir fleb^ W**!Siftotf8 0Iled soon and help self-sacrificing Germansto stop the Rus- ' si * t. tliG ieitow who said it "Jowph' "(Soetitiels. Hitler's propaganda t speedi th« other day—a blustery, fngh- " irned all Germans that unless they __ evoryfliiftgj, GarrhMiy—eaviour of W t be able to savd 1$ from Rufia. 1 weeks ago we were warned that this sort * I soon »«Mtflorfi|tfo«Q|GenW^tiij£ offensive, design^ W divide the At ,, ^d mistrust. I Goerlng gently hinted at it recently But „, 4 was mor*Mont,Flafr-fw>tedly (no pun in» i he declarediijat NazilanVTis the only force with rior mtntality",tokeep Russia from _ And he hinted, that, Germany could rtUi wn*,help.fwmJSngland and America, 'dl, thanks, Joe! Nice of you to>e so solicitous ., didn't ustd to hate the Russians quite as much as refrftkilarly supposed tq: for.we didn't beheve all riibbifft about their cruelty and inefficiency. And we don't like >m as much as the pra-Kussian propa- (want v&$A*i$' tt^\ •* _-,. we'n ik ânybody 'who's 1 for us. And we'll ft%£omr with a people who have performed such "uction and military miracles since your atfit tore un] tpur Itiâty; with JToei Stalin, j them for what they fit*-—a gallant, heroic, people who in : a Huarter century have i' serfdom to a world power of first propor- __4 of dealing punishing blows to'your gang '.ruthfew ruffians, invaders j>f *helr beloved country, mar-at their homes and cities and despoilers of SwSiiili Jf>d children. , , ;_,- world still hah fear Russia, Joa But jh-as yo»*nd .your,Nazi beauts have ; it during recent years to fear you. I-the'world is rejoicing that the Russian bear •Joffee and Jreading forfh'e Rhirietend! «J» bis Cape May County -last week printed the atory ^ DD ^ ower beam head ~ &$&& Driving with parking lights— edpradically to no iight at all-mado tbil h d d travel by automobile hazardous and ' us have come within inches of hitting care- who suddenly ldobed out of the* murk, r^ rJon off our port or starboard bows. Sooner cf? forking light driving would have resulted in a : number of fatalities, jtq-be hoped that lower-beam driving can bo con- . . puuotihe. present Red Cress fund-raising Ithpaigp IB; 'Tin Gbiatf U> Give Double!" " Bear iLjn mind whtn you're solicited. Also remem- iJiit'thfe is the only Red Cross drive of the year— JinHijt dblicitation of funds for Red'Cross war work Lihe anhual Red Cross roll call. |Rive all you ttUh-froin a dollar up. The money V Widely spent, hwq apxTfclaawhore, to relieve suf- f and misery, of whkh there's so much in the world tffotv Ration-Government Jwsey citizens hnv* 1 won an outstanding vic- „ _, r the Cowan of vpoUticitl wasto,' in trw enact- ht bflthe Stale fegirUalureof *n act lo "ration" the e't tax dollars through 'Priorities pit Public Spend- > program, tittttt 1 .tabloa and i: "citizens wilt , les the ry.but neatly " X war-time 5. Bo»weft,i**Mtian'W the As- ai - £ -'"- i 4 i iB,oBe of'eight ntate fiscal soundnp.as who time under the new ission on State Fiscal out pay for the- duration. , dorities" 1 program' under o'a declining income can be "rationed" 1'government nervices, much as reduced f rationed Among the "American nomy . HÛ^îfppBcal wast- public Bpondlnft continue dn a "busi- WS?T ny bov Mmethnes a oom- namthly minor bill will be the atf>lctt or spirited debate, wlille Bin 'Important measure si pi tfQUUjli with warmly a murmur. JUtSjliPPened Monday when A54 •WWlntnxIuced, brouîl Wrtli the hpttc^.-pn the-floor arguments of ttiA j- rfnvltl* 1 Ui'it nil men '»i iir''r,-m bp p-'t!tl(tf M vfi?. TlMs will tr^fnd the franchise to puro- leea. etc. 2. To pu« .most etnrt'ovi^ ri r Boards of PJect'ons In first cbs? Oouuies under Civil service, 3. Ti) Impose sharn rc^jlcf-Vinis 0^1 memlbcrs of Oountv and S + :it^ Electinn Boards, so that no diem- bfir may disc hold any political office, elective or rio f .. Here's to Your Health! T.B.OrNotT. B.? By MIBIASI B. REICULV BECAUSE o( the prradunl. con- sistent education of ow adu: 1 pcpnlntion,. nr.tl the ri-uular to i Ing cl our c!itlilrc:i o( school a?< the scales ^.•e slowly tlpplne i-i favor of ou_- self!nti.sl.i u:id *i^ni! recla!ined throug'i the ynrloin snnitorlums aTid fnstl1«tlcns' fled: cuted to tills flght. In an effort to CIOM 1 (ho * Flon £*tid net borne Ep'Mtor Am- llcke failed to penult tô-e flmndments to 1'*c bill s it was now merely a codification and pll champs ev*'n liK own snouH b" considered separately littr In odd'Moi \ft f^ven' \ il'dn 1 ALWAVS -Incc 'ti t'1 yeor. a sci-vclnry nt $.1(K)U M:;fr 'Union): Grftnt' t to w:ii' veterans who h:n' nppointlvf; city OHUP for to IOC" tl t tile e pi 'i n llli.||-tj O( li.iu l(tii le i "o MM' ;' ' is tl c on 1 v I i-hniTi?, tllbt-Uu'Oi UCti'U^ 'JJOI(. who su^ff-cd I urn milnulil'on 11 lii mcr- rroufVd lire ,trt UMiKO'l ire tlif pc for tl c c 1 !^ 11 (j \ f'< d c i 1 ! f (il'IM t m i p' in Mu.li h.^ t' I l-i'i " •" n 1 lo i h.iX^ ' **(*!! \r tr !o> ° hr*u^m^ fid u a \ ^ T i ' ^ poi L ons of tin 'r I1C' \ J [> 11(1 fll tl i 1 f* CM\ to r T vît :t^ rnt .1 "d TM P'T f lie'd live measure visa AP2 by Hntiimati, of Atlantic, pennlttinn thi> conmic- tion of limited nocess MshwHyi and jjarkwnvs. This is seen as the flnit roni-c In a concerted drive for n fiv^^tn of toll T> q i1tw r *ivs alonsr tlw coo^t . . similar to the vast Tictôiit around New York City, made fa nvoini by Bob Mtoees. Wlille there m«y be no furtTiei 1 action, the unanimous if cmiected to be a uuldc to postwar platmerg, liasten the ere- fitloa of same sort of Parkfwfty danmiESlon In New Jersey. • * * 8ln?c Pewruory 22 was the (leadline fo.- the introduction of WHS, the hopper was lotided with row measures, designed to cover a multitude- of commi&sfons, hopes, and ambitions. Among the most Important »re: A series of bills by Joraenson. Ol Middlesex, to change tho Workmen's Compensation Aot; to lticnMse Uie weekly bcnetltfi from fiC in #26; to provide tha< over- time toe c«ni*uted" "In dctetminlttT coiDDensatlon; to provide that *mptoyeei dependent on tips gain flTeatov benefits to Increase froiri One to two years the time limit for mnklnjf ciakns on occupatiCTl- nl disease; and imcmisln? mnii- tnum feee for medical witnesses and Attorneys. MCCISVB ^Bergen): ^To create a State Elecfcricamoard fo examine and license all electricians, with five board members at £4000 a Lurilum (BPrxetn: Pcm;'.t!.: em- ployment to m:di:ii;ht ol. JKiali 1 minoi'S uî-x ij }'' """" "i'l 1 -'PP •• vai yr tlii> Pumml'-oii "f VA ~ bor. Tlis present deadline i: 10 li. m. M-ithls fB'jrgen): Tc nr.i''itd I'ni- Stnt> I'nn i'ii'io>i to ] '1 j» now*to su.geit that they might toe spurred to make further it stilt more -tf n tyQtfflag/ ptn- "PuHIni tfie paper 1 Hi Wte «rrt- tor VutiM not cntini EftnytliU^tr PuttbHr it «i am powinftnt in •front of the lot'muld ootint ono '•'point;' inslie ttte fence - - • ' -' on a* jmth- course lrt tha win " Shorter, tuhe would On Tebrynry 13, this,,year, ho Wro f e another letter: "I tmvc not iwrttten you on Uie sublet* cf,paper hulling since my h-tt?r of March 3^, n>»o( because of th- very Hatlsrnotory.sfcUl at- ^d tJd b»h F WiiRi 10 hto typmnitor ural tyue*-' to OM itooft flirtii.'abd em die *fc IQttn mnhcjit »lth Rentle, . etwi!>. itwWit am.. SS^W. niftjer piitU atnskn The* rav udriî. would, ktcp fifci «*17 «foin, ru in - - - ------ cat, «uxl, IK In ((OT, ffiwifwhuHJ Wirte.i J ... _ ,-d lmihe ;.„,, lio t * who have bpe tgyour en- tries In Ule epon lvlng_ notices to report for flrst com- pulsory autom ws»s cent to France Phc tuKgfstpd t*i.H ircourtructlon »orkttj of Woild War IT should hive Vnowl"*di}i' of the wfrk thev are to do and whnt K cniccred ot them Mi*' Sehon wild that club v»men can do so tnuch to help and l{pep i'P ^P monilc nf the com muntfy and thplr country Oihcrs nttendln? were Mr and Mrs Georpe Qcrkcn, Mr and Mn Harry S Ad-ims Sr Mr (md Mr^ pmnk Otterbrelt Mr nnd Mn Walter E Allen, Mrs T M Hatn- mett Mrs E J Y Hnmmett Mis M*rv W*i«i Mrs J McCoirrh Mrs Wirvf i tWHb Mrs Whiter Dittrlch Mrs George E Brown, Mr-s H'-li »: i 7 y nn*?t niMd KnHhi a* M1S8 UUTU OPAL EWING Mre ^-y „ Personals Mti. P. Bdwin Rsiber, Plaza pi,, Is was cmnini'' I »t the G C MiiTrliy Co ••trre lip* They will re,idc in Pca-t EllzaVtli MARRIED WOMEN YOU ARE NEEDED IN VITAIr-OFHCE WORK Wellington predicts that millions 0' woinin will be Onwn into war lobs OHUMQ the borne durlDC 1943. Wouldn't you Httier be li-lnril far Hn office poiUlpn? Write or telephone 5-3909 for the fnitluatlne dee booklet. "Mrs Sm'th Carries On," explilnln; now one «o man solved the problem 6f eupple tntntlnf her lnromv and taking a vl tally constructive pail In tho war effort. Coileqe'J Commerce Professional Arti Bide- pl >- J - 3W9 1616 Pacific ATO. Atlantic City, N.J. the Atlantic City Council address- eel tfê nifctlrifr on the ,'ivbject of "Ontliollc Action." He timed Ca'li- ollcs to maintain fitronjy u^llty dur. Ing the war so Wley may more ef- fectively comibn,t a nt; Ewlng former Ocean Olty Bell Tplepihone Co operator was graduated from high school here In 1941 Ift" couple plan to bp nâiricd In March at Norfolk, after Mr Mc - Cn\ck»n completes his trnlnhv course. SORORITY TO HAVE prune CABD PARTY Tin- Ttv '""• mating of Beta SIK ma Nil Poror.ty 'was tield at tbe hnmf rf Mrs Romeo Adri'zzl. Lln- wonrl Tupyiftv eveniriB Additional p'nis were made foi ft publir cu'd nirtv at the hnme of Mrs Jnme'i Scjll Jr 17 H--De* av Srmprs Pnitit Mnrcb 10 at 1 30 p m There will be prizes The first of n series of private b f rnn) parties w^ll be held at neict : at flic home of Mrs. t , ad QmfB aayu, 840 Central av., students at MontcUir State Teaohers' College, were home the past week end. • * * Claude and Homer Gerkep, sons of Mr. und Mrs, George E. Oerken, 916 Ocean av., who attend the Uni- veralty of Maryland, were home for the Washington birthday week end. • * * Miss Sully Henry, a student at the New Jersey State College for Wtomen. New Brunswick, enjoyed the holiday neck end with heir parents. Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Henry, 824 Central av. • * m Miss Charlotte Paris, a student at Moore Institute of Arts and Science, Philadelphia, spent the past week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Paris, 817 Plaza pL Army Plastic Horses Continued from Pwe 1 Harbor attfqki ne Continued from Pw erlfitendcnt of the Ocean Olty Ta- bernacle Association, has bqea'flii the Army since the first World War, He served as General John J. Per- fftlng'H, courier in France; before the nrmisê wan signed Wfipt rCU COLONEL •a uo IQUOLOO COLONEL ai' jn' ijrjnr 'B Ipy f sptiu ( i Ipy f spti H pewormpd (q organizing defense «ct¥Ol« after Pearl mv.. Harbor ottw*, ne •»Ltwlkncd {a Oo rapid, IdMMlve^nit In OalHW-i nln. rf. Mrs Nultye. son, John, ifno en- listed in the Aifar/ W Stptemaer. hte uncle's foofateps. • «v**i>k he etarted , pn an pnicera' tjafj courts" for i dhenpjai Vartaxa Edgewrod Araenal, Maryland' He has Jurt completed p jour-woek to- t\q. tri'ning course. ,, •. immediately after the Herbert TrautirJbcr^ Rimer 1 Ench girl Is requested to brills a guest, Mrs, F*nnk H»i«n wM voted Upon and Bceepted ai a new memcer, ^le will be Inltiafed In tfie fBiinjt, A letter was read from Mfi, t h Franoes WUaon, thenhtng fer a gift, l She r g Membm are plnnnlnir to itttnd a Mmhined mittin? Monday, f id »tl M March 1, af ttii Bouievvrd BeBsnntville, were enkn-ed arjt refresh- ments Ror4«d—Tl)ose attending-wtsre.- SfnlHi, Mrs. Jarr/ Scull, .Tr.. Mre. Irvlii JchnEOn. Jr. Mr*. Et*win Keller. Mrs. FVank Hnwn and the hostess. i ¥ Ph-664 ]j JoHNSON;S * Ml AAurTAve. A New PERMANENT In a New Style Complete Beauty Service p lik St. m CMUNI Am\ Pboo*.935 ROTARV ANVE CMJB KAS CARD PARTY A delightful card pnrtv and so. rial time fol owed a brief business meeting Tuesday night of Tbe Ko- tiiry Anne Club at the home of Mrs J Tnarnley Hughes, 740 Wes- ley (iv Ttie meiribers' husbands par- ticipated as invited Eliesfe. ae urescnt were Mr and Mrs Charles Breckley, Mr. and Mrs Ifoy E Dart>y, Mr and Mrs Leduls oandy, Mr and Mre Ocorge C HaT, Mr und Mrn M L, Leach. MT aid Mrs Alfred W Powell Mr md Mrs George Riives, Mr •Hid Mrs George Selby, Mr and Mrs Joseph Taleec. Mr and Mrs j. Torbort, Mr aid Mrs ,-lck R Woodruff, Jr Dr and Mrs HVghes. Mrs Paul HH\PS Miss none. Tees Bmckler and Miss Dorothy Harris Rcfr"shmcnts were served bv the hotterses, Mr-* Hu^hPR. Mrs Lcacli, I Mrs J Pjcicott cadmaii, nnd fAxs. \ Rnyi-s Th» ne\t meetmg will be March 4 pit? 1 W b" announced Inter, The hostet: will be Mrs Edwin R Stiles. Mm George E Bioivn, nnd Mrs. Inlese. rOC\NONTAg BIRTHDAY PARTY TONIGHT A blrtlntey party celebrutlop and gomes will follow tonight's meeting of Katona 'Council, pcoahontas idje. in Red Men's Hall Mr? James Dunn, 92fl Haven »v. second floor apartment, will enter- tain on Tueiday at luncheon and cards for tfie benefit of the lodge. Mr 1 ; Goletnan OtiAnce, 13th at And Fay av, was hostess Tuesday atternron at a benefit party. Mrs George Cassldy was high scorer m rummy: Mrs. Albert cammim. in pinochle, and Mrs. Ehrood Maxwell received tlw door pri»- , , Other ptayers were: Mrs Lincoln Rau Sr, Mrs Frank Biggins, Mrs Nldc itealrm. Mrs. Welter Bartholo- mew, Mm Robert smith, Mrs. James DiUn and MtT, Helen 01MP. Su&anne Brlce, a student at Peiroe Business School, Phlladel- hpla, was n week-end guest of her parents, Mr. and Mre. uarlton C. Brlce, 928 Central av. • • * Miss Gloria Palmer, daughter of Mr. and "Mrs. Emll Palmer, 400 Battcrsca rd., a Senior ut St. Jos- eph Academy. Chestnut Hill. Pa., was a week-end house gue*t of a classmate. Miss Veronica Stevens, Ablngton, Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Pal- mer spent tlw wetk end iii New York. They were registered at The Astor Hotel. • * n Miss Doris Lohmlller, 601 8th st. returned- Monday from a four-day vtelt in Norristown, Pn.. where she was a guest of Miss Bartwra Rain- bo, a resort Summer visitor. »* • • Mr* Weslev oraucr and daughter, Miss Editih Grauer, Prankford, Pa., arrived In the rceort on Wash- ington's birthday for a ylrlt. of several days with Mr. ali * * Mrs. Edith Bourgeois and Mrs. Janet Carraine, of Stalnton's De- partment Siwre, returned Tuesday from a week's trip to N*>w York City, * • • Mrs. Elsie H. Welker, 4th st, and Ocean av., spent ths week end in New York City. • « • Mte Marte BmiUi, 1884 Asf&ury av.. »nd MIM Jane Wee, 14th st. and Tioga ter., were reglsteriid at the Pennsylvania Hotel, New York City, last week end, w m • Mrs. Planch** Jfoung, formerly of Ocean Olty, is recuperating sntts- factorlly In tihe Piedmont Hospital, Atlanui, Ga., Wrhcrc she underwent an operation Saturday. * • • Miss Florence Humes returned recently from Port Lauderdnlc, Bn, wberc she spent the Winter. She is being entertained by Miss June Jennhms, 4th st. and Asbury av., un- til some time In April when her parents, Mr -and Mrs. Rlehiird Humes, ST., will return to their re- Sort home. • * • Mr. and Mrs. Joscpti Dcrnosicl TI. 17 Delaware av., Soiners point, are receiving congratulations upon thr arrival of their rljst ©MM, Joseph Demoski HI, PVIbruary 18, in fihore 17 Complete i Nursing Course Graduates Can Wear Red Cross Pin Mi-, Bayaw Buckley, Omlrhian at Home Nursing, O"ean City Branch a/I the American nod OIXJSS. repor*pd at the executive committee meelliff Tuesday at Ral Croa, Hcadq'Jartere, that 17 women ccw- pletcd the Homo Nursing Course of- fered In the recent clnssci teuffht by Mn BOboit J Ijackey and Mrs Ralpn Chester, tare Buckley alyj announced that under lew official regulations all gradu>i f es of Homo Nmslnir CSoursei are entitled to iiirear ttie newlyjde- rjUe n y e signed Red Cross pin with the turquoise border, rcprcscntlnte Home Wirsitig Scri/loe, and' a turquols? pinafore similar to the blue Nurses' Aide pinafore, to be wwn over a while uniform. Home Nursing graduate', mny se- cure their pins for 15 cent- at Red Cross Headquarters, 41X Olh Rt. Ar- rangements are now being made to order standard turquoise material which will tie eold at Stalnton's for tfhe gmduatea who w|;d to make rticir pinafores. BIRTirDAY .SURPRISE PARTY FOR HiJDDY KREPS ;MT. «nd Mrs. CHI Smith, 1135 Bay V- are reooiiiing coppmtula- J upon tne Wrtb df their Hi*t « an. ]Mt WWne^dsy In *morW Borott He wfc pounds «nd bti fteeft sam- fo * '' ' Memorial Hospital. Mother and baby are doing nicely. * • * * Prllends of Miss Emma Ori*riths 701 Central av., tvlll rejret bo tear of her being critically ill at her Miss Helen Patterson, Aldan, Del- aware County, Ra., is enjoying several days visiting her aitint and un cle, Mr. and Mis. Robert Lear, 810 Wesley av * * • Miss Jean Voss, of Orcan C' f v has been ohof/m as one of the students at State Teachers' College. Glb t ttlt i V to participate in a Vo-i cabulary Hour prcgmnl, March 1 nor of Buddy iEreps wns given Sat- urt/ay roght by Miss Betty Booth at her home. 704 Central av. Bed, wh'te. nnd bluo ftges to Mrs, fl, B. BouUer and M». John Clark. • # * ION IS BORN TO 11,000 Surgical Dressings Made 160 Women Twn Out Prodigious Vytnourit At the monthly meeting of the executive committee of the Ocean CMy Branch of the'American Bed Croas, Tuesday afternoon ftt Red Cross tteadûarters, Mrs 'Jay Me- Cray,
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