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ABSECON NEWS NOTES
By LENA ROBINSON
Absecon
Builds
Steadily
MAN IS MED
AS CARS COLLIDE
Machines Badly Damaged
‘When They Crash at The
Intersection
"•TREATED BY PHYSICIAN
■M:Xn accident occurred Sunday af
ternoon at the intersection of New
York road and White Horse Pike,
when I sad ore Heller, 5211 Atlantic
avenue, Ventnor, collided with a
car driven and owned by John Ber
jry, of Natalie Terrace, Absecon.
Both cars were badly damaged.
P. J. Gabapics, of Garfield, N. J.
"Who "was an occupant in the Heller
wai> was. cut about the face and
h^qdt. He was treated at the of
fice ot a local physician.
Personals.
Mr,' and Mrs. Ernest Hedler and
children, Robert, Jaek, Ernest, Jr.,
and Helen, of Ocean City, werte
‘’Quests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ardrey.
* r 'Jambs Boaks has returned to
* Jenklnstown, after spending sever
* al weeks with his daughter, Mrs.
'ESfeiia Ardrey.
" Rev. and Mrs. James Stone, of
Siweekly, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs.
^‘Charles Lyons, of Philadelphia, and
' Mrs. Myrtle Hayes were guests at
Beaty home last week.
Malpas Ardrey and George Ard
rey, of Bristol, Pa., returned from
4 a, visit to Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Ar
drey.
— Members of the Christian Endea
society of the Presbyterian
Church will enjoy a Steeplechase
^p^rty Friday night.
Mrs. Seighart, Miss Lillian Selg
* hurt, C. E. Zimmerman and Robert
Zimmerman, of Pittsburgh, were
'guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Wil
.Wyoming avenue.
•i.s..*Rev. William Reed was a guest
»*of his sister, Miss Carrie Reed.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Snover, Al
vin and Collins Snover spent Sun
n<d»yr.with Mr. Snover’s brother in
Atlantic City.
-y- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garton, Mr.
’■and Mrs. Horace Garton and Ron
* hhl Garton, of Fox Chase, were
* guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gar
ton Sunday. .
/ “"“Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Criswell and
- Mrs. Haines, are entertaining Mr.
T‘rind1 Mrs. Donaldson Haines and
^daughter, Beverly, of Richmond,
Ind.
•"■•(Mrs. B. H. Bloom, Lackland
Bloom, Samuel Lackland and How
"ai'd Lackland have returned to tlielr
ftjiomes in St. Louis, after spending
sometime at the Criswell home.
Mrs. Clara Showell waB a Phila
delphia visitor Saturday.
Miller and William Newell are
visiting their grandparents in
.Woodbury.
> is. Douglas Cavileer was taken
to the Atlantic City hospital last
■week for an operation.
’ft’ ’ Mrs. Viola Showell is confined
to her home with grip.
Mrs. Martha Lucan has returned
. to her home in Florence, after spen
ding some time with her daughters,
Mrs. Oscar Dobbins and Mrs. Le
UnfitT Showell.
i11 Carey, of Camden, vis
ited relatives here Sunday,
or ,(•* 11 ^ MrB- Albert Pierte were
dinner guests Saturday of Mr. and
^Ws. Harry Carton.
Mrs. M. E. Shobach and Hons, of
Camden, were Sunday visitors.
Mr- and Mrs. James Abbott were
Chests of William Johnson, Port
‘BCpubl ic.
Fthel Ilammell has returned af
•'ter a visit with Mrs. Mlldren Ben
son, of New York State.
Mtk. John Bewley is entertain
• Ing her sister, Mrs. Charles Fie*
^intid 'sf>h, of Birmingham, Ala.
_ itlsR Dorothy Allen has returned
* iTfbrri a Week’s visit with her Grand
mother in Bridgeton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kurtz are e'1
"" pertaining friends from Philadelphia
- Mrs. R. L. Babcock and daughter
-Virginia, left Monday for a week's
■Vacation at Mt. Gretna.
- Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Brown, ot
* Roosevelt avenue, spent the week
- end and Fourth in Allentown, Pa.,
■with relatives. While there they
.attended the reunion of the Weidti
, itamily.
Club Notes
The Queen Esther circle will
meet Friday night at the home of
Mrs. A. L. Haramell, Shore road.
The Absecon Boys club ball team
will play Thursday night the North
field M. E. boys club on the North
field diamond.
The Oaks fire company is plan
ning an old fashion clam bake for
August 25 at the swimming pool, i
The committee chairmen are Wil
liam Wyand, William Renn, and
Edward Criswell.
Given Surprise Party. j
Mrs. Earl Fairbrothers was given
a surprise party Friday night at the
home of her son, Earl. Attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Parsels,
Mr. and Mrs. Janies Blackman, Mr.
and Mrs. Godfrey Fairbrothers, Lot
tie and Alberta Fairbrothers, Mrs.
David Fairbrothers, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Fairbrothers, Edna, Masie,
Virginia, David and Stanley Fair
brothers.
Miss Virginia Babcock entertain
ed at her home in Absecon Friday
night Miss Marjorie Crist, Eaton
Goldthwaite and Joseph Walker.
Mr. Goldthwaite celebrated his
birthday on that day. Bridge and
dancing were enjoyed.
BOY SCOOTS PASS
TENDERFOOT TESTS
Meet With Scout Leaders in
Oaks Fire House—Seek
New Members
GATHER EACH FRIDAY
Four members of the Boy Scout
troop passed their Tenderfoot test
Friday night when they met with
Scoutmasters Joseph Phillips and
Theodore Odenath in the Oaks fire
house. Boys who passed the tests
are Albert Pollick, Henry Gannon,
Theodore Odenath and Kenneth
Polleck.
The troop will meet each Friday
night in the firehouse. All boys
over 12 years of age are invited to
attend.
Present were John Cramp, Leslie
Hewitt, James Towner, Albert Pol
lick, George Easton, Edgar Mattson,
Bernard Jones, Theodore Odenath,
Harry Murphy, Laurence Thomas,
Curtis McCourt, LeRoy Taylor,
Harlan Boice, Morris Abrams, Eh
iner Taylor, Henry Garmon, Ken
neth Pollick, Hairy Bran gen berg,
James Towner..
Scullville News
By JOSEPHINE SMITH. *
The Christen Endeavor met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Giberson Thursday evening with 4
good attendance. ,
Mrs. Ida Ketchum, of Newport
News, Va., is visiting friends and
relatives here. i\
Mrs. Marie Ingersoll, of Linwood,
was a gust of her mother, Mrs.
Amanda Lee.
John P. Smith is spending a few
days in New York as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gortner, of!
Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Lee and j
daughters, Virginia and Frances, of ]
Atlantic City, were guests of Mrs. !
Elnora English Thursday. '
Miss Elizabeth Jentry, of Scran j
ton, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Anna !
I Lee.
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The Willing Workers Bible Class
will hold the annual picnic on the
Steel Pier Thursday. The party
wii! leaye 011 the 2 o'clock bus.
The Absecon and Oaks hire com
panies fought brush fires at Atlan
tic City Estates Saturday afternoon.
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WILL PRESENT RALLY
Alberta Holliday will present a
season rally at Asbiiry M. E.
j church oil West Bayview avenue,
1 July 28» at 8 p. m. The entertain*
j ment will be similar to one given
j two years ago, representing Spring,
| SuQxmer, Autumn and Winter.
Newty
Notes
In Linwood Borough
MRS. ALTON SANDERS, shore Road ft Blm Avpnntf ' T
Newsy
Notes
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOARD
HAS SPECIAL ELECTION
Walter Van Sant Is Named General
Supt. of Central M. E. Church
A special election of llie Sunday
School Board of Central . M. E
church was held Wednesday night,
with the following officers being
elected: Howard McConnell, super
intendent of the Junior Depart
ment; Robert McConnell, superin
tendent of the Senior Department;
Walter Van Sant, general superin
tendent; Mrs. Mae Bessor, super
intendent of the beginners Depart
ment; Miss Alice Casto, secretary
of the Junior Department; Mrs.
Roscoe Ingersoll, organist of the
Junior Department; Roscoe Inger
soll, assistant organist of Senior
Department.
BIBLE SCHOOL ENDS
Plays Given In Central Church—
Handicraft Exhibit Features.
The Daily Vacation Bible School
conducted by the Central M. E.
church closed Thursday evening,
when Bible plays, "Noah’s Ark,"
"The Good Samaritan," “David and
Goliath," "Moses and the
Bullrushes,” “Solomonls Judge
ment," were presented in addition
to the handicraft work and the
memorization contest.
Mr. and Mrs. S- K. Miller, of
Philadelphia, spent Sunday with
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. John Pedrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cole and
Walter Jr., were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Russel Brown Thursday.
The Zion M. E- Sunday school
will hold its annual picnic at Lake
Lenape, Mays Landing, Thursday,
July 14.
The ball game between the
married and single men, of Zion
church was won by the marired
men, the score being 7 to 3.
Mrs. Sarah Lee, of Camden, Is
the guest or Mrs. Anna Adams.
Mr. and Mrsu Charles Gilman
and son, Billy, of Merchantville,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Gil
man’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zane
Rose.
Mr. and Mrs. John Price and Mr.
Noble, of Dorchester, were recent
Absecon visitors.
Mark Townsend Jr., of Newark,
spent the weekend with his father,
Capt. Mark Townsend.
Miss Edna Mulligan, of Philadel
phia, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Smith the past week.
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Mrs. Victor yagmetty, of Shore
road, returned to her home Sun
day, after a mouth's viajt with her
sister, Mrs. J. B. Kelly, in Pitts
burgh, Pa.
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All things come to those who
wait, by which time the novelty has
worn off.
SALESMAN WANTED!
One that expects to make at least fifteen dollars
every day. Article sells at first sight to automobile
owners, garages, etc. Call in person. Address
: V 4 J. j. SARNER
' 10 STEELMAN AVENUE
Phone—Pleasantvifle 1060 NORTHFIELD, N. J.
Winifred Van Sant,, prominent
contractor, of Linwood. and his son,
Allan, left for a trip by auto to Den
ver, Col. Mr. Van Sant went for the
benefit of his health, and Allan to
recuperate after a very serious ill
ness. They will return by the first
of September, when Mr. Van Sant,
will be ready to again transacat his '
business.
Miss Kate Somers, of Summitt,
is visiting Mrs. Annie E. Reinboth
for a few days.
Mrs. Annie Reinboth had as her !
guests Suriday, Mr- and Mrs. |
Floyd Somers, of Collingswood;
Willard Somers, of Philadelphia;
Mrs. William Allen, of Haddon
field; and Miss Kate Somers, of
Summitt.
Mrs. Russel Brown, her daugh
ter, and Mrs. Frances Sutton, j
were Atlantic City visitors Tues-!
(lay.
Mr. and Mrs. George Whitmore, j
of Atlantic City, spent Sunday with j
Mrs. Whitmore’s parents, Mr- and
Mrs. F. Van Pelt.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCauslain
and son, of Philadelphia, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George
S. Smith.
SPEEDOMETERS
for FORD CARS
AH Make*
$9.00 Installed
Authorized Speedometer
Service Station
29 S. Florida Aye.
Wm. Maloney
Atlantic City
Mary Gant and Kuth Sanders |
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Resell, Sunday.
Mrs. John Pedrick and children,
John and Dorothy, motored to
Mays Landing Saturday.
FIVE FOR A
QUARTER
That’s AH It Costs to Buy Good
Cigars Today. Smokers
Everywhere Enthusiastic
It seems out of the question to
some smokers—but the sober truth
is that there is a good cigar now
selling at 5c. It sold at more than
a nickel for years. It became so
popular that the makers put the
price down to five cents. And im
proved the quality. Sales mounted.
Men like it because it is mild, fra
grant and satisfying as only ripe
tobacco can be. Millions are sold.
Yet some smokers hold back. They
can’t quite believe in any cigar sell
ing at 5c, no matter how well it’s
established. It you’re an unbeliever
you’re standing in your own light.
Ask for “Havana Ribbon” and pro
duce a nickel. Then, put on the
work with that cigar. Smoke it
fast or slowly. Notice its aroma,
mildness, sweetness. Notice how it
satisfies you without leaving you
fed up. You’ll bank on Havana
Ribbon from then on.
WHEN VISITING THE
COUNTY SEAT
Be Sure And
BUY YOUR 1
EATS
At Hickmans „ \
The Court Restaurant
Miss Eunice Hlcknnni Prop.
earn.pt^rtt its^
Berry Brothers Automobile Enamels
are especially made for refinishing.
They come in all desirable colors, i
1 brush on easily and dry hard with a J
smooth brilliant lustre that lasts. A
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Call at our store and get a descriptive;
color card, giving full directions foe
ithe inexperienced finisher. * -
SOVEREIGN PAINT STORE
9 EAST WASHINGTON AVE.
PHONE—581-J. " * Vv
STRAW RIDE ENJOYED
W. A. F. Class and Friends Visit
Mays Landing.
Members of the W. A. F. class
of the Northfield M. E. Sunday
School and their guests enjoyed a
straw ride to Lake Lenape Park,
Mays Landing Wednesday evening.
The young folks were chaperoned
by the teachers, Mrs. Howard Van
dyke and Mrs. Henry Crawford.
Those enjoying the outing were: 1
Misses Muriel Morton, Anna Mor
ton, Sarah Risley, Amelia Risley, i
Leah McLean, Jennie Brown, Milta]
Price, Elsie Lucas, Alice Casto, Lll - j
Han Casto, Adelaide McMurray, Al- j
ice Moore, Lillian Gardner, Charles
Crawford, Norman Crawford, Her
bert Trahtenberg, Alvin Trauten
berg, Justin Dick, Mark Casto, Cal
vin Brown, Russell Sutton, Ray
Beckman, Ezra Hackett, Harry Rit
zinger, Wilbur Crawford, William
Ake, George Cressy, John Lacy, j
Wallace Adams, Mrs. William Mu- i
this and Jewel Mathis.
Charles Swain, or Pleasantvillo,
visited his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter J. Bradley, of Zion
road, over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smurl, of Mt.
Vernon avenue; are entertaining
Mr, and Mrs. Merle Klingerman, of
Berwick, Pa.
Miss Lillie Ritchie, Miss Dorothy
Butterworth, Melvin . Gaskill and
Claude Higbee motdred to Coates
ville, Pa., and spent the week end
with Miss Butterworth’s mother.
Mrs. Fred S. Burdsall, of River
side Park, is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris M. Wilson at “Wood
side Cottage” on New, road.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patterson,
of Jackson avenue, entertained Mr.
Patterson’s mother, Mrs. Frank
Patterson, of Red Bank,' over the
week end.
Spicy
Notes
News of
Interest t
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*"Hav« Day's Outing
Mr. ami Mrs. .George Banning
and children, George, Jr., Sherwood
and Mary Banning, Mrs. John Stu
ber and Mrs. John Schoppy, Jr., of
Northfleld, Mrs. Raymond Ireland,
Mrs. George Elmer, Mrs. Joseph
Hickmanand, Mrs. Frank • Lutz, of
Atlantic City, formed a merry par
ty when they recently motored to
Lake Lenape, Mays Landing.
Bali Team Wins.
The Volunteer Firemen played a
game of baseball Saturday after
noon with the team of the Atlantic
City Electric company. The score
was 7 to (i in favor of the local
team. The game was played' on
the Cove avenue diamond.
Mrs. David Ilaining, of Hdmsley
road, was a guest of Mrs. Francis
E. Croasdale, of Ventnor, last
Thursday, when Mrs. Croasdale
entertained her bridge club.
Mrs. Joseph Sniurl, of North
field Plaza, attended the card
party given by the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,
ip the Rose room of the Traymore
Hotel* Friday afternoon.
Miss Emma Graham, of North
field avenue, is attending summer
school in Ocean City. She is
specializing in college points.
Mrs. Joseph Sratirl, Northfleld
Plaza, was one of a group to stage
a birthday bridge surprise party
in honor of Mrs. Maurice Daniels,
of Ventnor. ) -
Mrs. David Haining, of Ilemsley
road, was one of a party who at
tended a luncheon bridge party at
the Bridgeton Country Club, Fri
day.
Mrs. Jolin Conover, of Shore
road is recuperating after a week’s
illness.
Miss Florence Smithers and Miss
(li^lia Smithers, who have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Van Dyke, of Northfield avenue,
for several weeks have returned
to their home in Richmond, Va.
They were accompanied to their
home by Mrs. Van Dyke’s brother,
M. E. Atkinsonj The party will
spend some time touring New
YOrk State, before going south.
Mf. and Mrs. Henry" Stout, of
Zion road; entertained over, the
weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Val Lee, of
Oak Lane, Pa.
"Miss Marion Dick, of Zion road,
returned from St. Mary’s . Hall,
Burlington, Saturday. Miss Ruth
Huntington, of Washington, D. C.,
who was also a student at the
Provincial Conference returned
With her to spend a week.
Rev. E. Horace Mathis, of the
Northfield M. E. ehureh left yester-,
i day for' Asbury Park, inhere he
, will attend a ten day conference
for young ministers.
Miss Margaret Race, of Hartford,
Conn-., is spending the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Lina Race,
at the home of their uncle, Job
Frambes, of Zion road.
Mrs. George Barrel, of Linwood,
has taken'possession of a house on
Mill road, Northfield.
Herbert Linahan is building a
new home near the one they now
occupy on the Cedar Bridge road,
near the Shore Fast Line.
George Lovett, of Clayton,
Delaware, Is spending some time
with his brother; Stanley ,I*»vett,
Mill road.
Mr. MeDade and family. are
spending a few days in Chester,,
Pa., a former home. They will re
turn here over the weekend'; Mr.
MeDade will then go back to Hart
ford, where he holds a responsible'"
position with the General Baking
Company. Mrs. MeDade and child
ren will remain until the first of
August. ' -si
Mrs. George Meredith, and son,
Francis, of Mt. Veruon avenue, arty
spending a few days with relatives '
at the Delaware Water Gap
Mrs. Allen Van Nest and child
ren, of Broad street have returned
to their home, after a pleasant
visit ill New York State.
Mr. and Mrs. Hnlfiert Happersett,
of New road, are • receiving con
gratulations on the birth of a
daughter, The little one has been
named Dorothy Helen. Mrs. Hap
persett was Miss Marion Sbep-,
hard.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph- Smurl. of
Northfield Plaza, have as tfleir
house guest William E. Smurl and
Fred Smurl, of Philadelphia....,
Mrs, William Burlcard, of “The
Maples," attended the dinner dance
given by the Woman’s efub in the
Atlantic City Casino Thursday
night.
■ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barkoff and
family, of Mill* road, accompanied,,
by Mr. and Mrs, John Froat, Mrs.
Elizabeth Froat and Melvine Froat,
motored to Cape May City.
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fine-quality workmanship and materials.
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TOURER
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$1165
COMMANDER
$1585
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PRESIDENT
$2495
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