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PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Presbyterian Church Women seat officers with service Hospital Auxiliary Col y Department hears oj Bethlehem
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Geller
Miss Cairnes is
of Michael W. Geller
The marriage of Miss
Kathleen I*. Cairnes, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J.'
Cairnes, of 1323 Wesley av., to
Michael W. Geller, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Ho well, of
Harrisburg. Pa., was-solemnized
recently at St.
Augustine's R.C. Church.
The Rev. Leonard J. Orzechowski
officiated at the
nuptials and music was
provided by Jo-El McLaughlin.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floorlength
taffeta gown fashioned
with a high bodice encircled
with Nottingham lace. The long
tapered sleeves and Victorian
collar were both of matching
lace. Her Juliet capped
headpiece held a chapel length
train of silk illusion and she
carried an old fashioned
bouquet surrounded by baby's
breath.
• Mrs. James Foglto, sister of
the bridegroom, was matron of
honor. Her floor length gown of
maroon velvet was trimmed
with ribbon threaded lace
outlining the high bodice. She
carried an old fashioned
bouquet of pink roses.
Dennis Cairnes, brother of
the bride, served as best man.
Ushers assisting the ceremony
were Matthew Cairnes and
Joseph Cairnes.
The mother of the bride chose
a pale pink crepe floor length
gown with high beaded collar.
Mrs. Ho well, mother of the
bridegroom, wore a paisley
Stafford blue floor length gown.
Immediately following the
ceremony a reception was held
at White Hall. Dancing was
enjoyed with music by Timothy
Quigley at the organ.
Mr. Geller is employed by the
Clayton Construction Company
in Marmora. The bride is a'
beautician for Vincent and
Joseph in the Flanders Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tucker pose for the
photographer following their wedding November 11
In Philadelphia. Mrs. Tucker is the farmer Deborah
Faulls, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Faults of
Philadelphia. Mr. Tucker is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Tucker of this city. The couple are residing at
816 Delancey pi.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1972
On Christmas Eve in 1814, the
Treaty .of Ghent was negotiated
-The 197:1 officers of the First Craig Mathewson.
"Calvin, Mrs. Samuel Frame; First Presbyterian Uhoir,
The December meeting of fhe
Bethlehem, Miss Mary Kassab
between the U.S. and Great
introduces officers
.PyesbyteriAn Church' Women's "New officers, installed are, Deborah, Mrs. J. Paul directed by Rev. . Raymond
Literature-Department of the
was speaker, and shared with
Britain. This ended the War of
1812. • •
Association were installed in a Mrs. George Smith, president;. Frankenfield; Dorcas, Mrs.- McAfee, minister of music, will
Colony Club was held last
members, her. personal ex-
SOMERS POINT — The slafe
Christmas Candlelight Service Mrs. Norinan Hiiig, vice Robert "• Lowry; King's .present, special music. The
Thursday afternoon . in. the
perience of visiting Bethlehem
of new-officers was presented
last evening (Wednesday). president; Mrs. Richard Herre Daughters, Mrs. Frank Maz- Teen Choir,- directed by Scott
home of Mrs. Willard Wanger.' at Christmas.- . •
and accepted by members of
Mfcs. William. R. Allen con-, Sr., secretary; Mrs; Charles zitelli; Philathea, Mrs.. Harry Griswold, wijl Tsing several
A Christmas mood was set by
Plans .are- fteing made to
CLASSIFIED AD
the' • Mainland Chapter,'
ducted the installation which Lutz, corresponding secretary; Rau; Salem, Mrs. Gustave numbers. G. CIpvius.Breneiser
the decorations, and the share the January meeting with'
Women's. Auxiliary to Shoremarked
the beginning of the Mrs. Robert Bate,s, treasurer; Tilstra; and Westminster, Mrs. will be at the organ and the
presentation of of a program on one of the Senior Citizen groups BRINGS RESULTS
Memorial Hospital meeting last
in Ocean City.
17th consecutive year of the Miss. Elizabeth Brown and Mrs. Raymond Gifford.
Rev. William R. Allen, pastor, week.
Association in the ^fe and work William Allen,* spiritual life First' Presbyterian Church will bring a Christmas
of the church. "
chairmen; Mrs. James Jewell
Theslate comprises Mrs. Pat.
will hold the annual Christmas- message. All are invited to
• Under the leadership of Mrs. and Mrs. James Wilson,
Bew, president; Mrs. Mary
Eve Candlelight Service in the attend and come "dressed as
James Jewell, 1972 saw new program; Mrs. George Spencer
Freund, recording secretary;
sanctuary Sunday at 11 p.m. you are."
high records in attendance and and Miss Helen Buckmaster,
Mrs. Rita Hill, vice president;
giving to missions. Mrs. Jewell world service; Mrs. Raymond
Mrs. Elinor Metz,
was given an Honorary Gifford, flowers; Miss .Lucy
corresponding secretary; and
Membership in Wycliffe Hendershott, sunshine; Mrs.
Mrs. Mae Fluharty, treasurer.
Civic Club members have Yule luncheon
Associates, the service arm of Roger Patchel Jr., mem-
Installation ' will take place
Wycliffe Bible Translators, bership; Mrs. John Wilson Jr., A holiday program was
January \\ at the Atlantic City
Carruthers, joined the
International. The inspirational hospitality; and the following presented at the Christmas
Country Club.
gathering and distributed
service included Scripture, circle chairmen: Bethany, Dr. luncheon of the Civic Club
An auditing committee was
Pollyanria gifts. Guests
carol singing and special Mary. Bennett; . John Tuesday in Plymouth Inn.
named comprising Mrs. Joan
welcomed were Mrs. Stephen
numbers on tho collo by Mrs.
Mrs. Clement Stokes sang the
Redding, Mrs.- Sophie Hampton
Wisner, Mrs. Walter Anderson,
Collect after which the women
and Mrs. Esther Off.
Mrs. Charles Knodt, Mrs.
joined in singing Christmas William Clardy and Mrs.
Following the meeting a
carols. Christmas readings Herman Storch.
Christmas party was enjoyed.
were given by Mrs. Walter
Gifts were distributed and a
Homemade cookies were
Kroesser, Mrs. John Brooks,
carol sing was conducted
brought by the women and will
Mrs. Fidel Kroesser and' Mrs.
Prizes were awarded as
ROOMS • EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS
be taken to the Bayside
Robert Keenan.
follows: prettiest wrapped gift,
Training School and the Foster
Following the program Santa
Mrs. Dot Miff it; second pret-
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1972 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
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Poinsettia Plants...
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Artificial Christmas Arrangjements $ 1.50 u P
CARRIAGE HOUSE
PHIL TURNER, Prop.
1117 Haven Ave. (Across the Tracks)
Dial 399-7909
tanta is taking
stock of our
season's wishes
to our many
appreciated customers.
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CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY
0HST WISHES
May a fine holiday be automatically
yourb . . . toasty-warm with cheer,
perking with fun, full of all tho»
little thing» that mean a lot.
Thanks and best wishes to everyone.
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3130 Asbury Avenue Dial 399-4398
Op«n All Year
*l HOLIDAY VISITOR—Santa Claus visited the Lions. Oub Christmas party and
took time out to congratulate Dr. George Ludlam, president, for the club's efforts
in the eyesight and hearing conservation program. Looking on at right is
first vice president Frank Unger. Counsellor Photo.
71st ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION —Capt. and
Mrs: W.C. Rickards of 120 E. Groveland av., Somers
Point, celebrated their 71st wedding anniversary
Sunday. Capt. Rickards was a captain of private
yachts and is now retired. He also is a life Mason.
Originally the couple came from Delaware but
moved here in 1948 from Philadelphia. They haveTQtne
daughter, three grandchildren; six great grandchildren
and one great, great grandchild. Tubman
Photo.
Library releases Christmas schedule
iThe Oewm «ity y *>ee > 4»«Hic Decembers and.25, .closed aH
Library has released l d its it day; Tuesday, Wednesday,
schedule for Christmas and Thursday and Friday,
New Year's holidays. December 26 through 29, 9 a.m.
For the upcoming Christmas to noon; Saturday and Monday,
week the hour* ajej Friday, December 30 and January 1,
December 22,9 a,m. to 5 p.m.; closed all day.
Saturday and'*' -Mottday •
jj lowing as a cheery hearth.
bright as a gaily-lighted tree
are bur warm-hearted
wishes for your joy and contentment at
this happy holiday season. VvVgreatly enjoy
our pleasant business relations
with you and hope that they may long
continue. To you. our most grateful thanks.
704 ASBURY AVENUE
Lions Club, families
enjoy holiday party
The Ocean City Lions Qlub
members and their families
enjoyed the annual Christmas;
party Friday evening in Mac's
Restaurant, Somers Point. A
special - puppet show
highlighted the entertainment
and the distribution of gifts
along with the appearance of
the "Jolly 01' Elf highlighted
the event.
Santa Claus congratulated
Dr. George Ludlam, president,
for the contribution the club
members made to the Ocean
City Eyesight and Hearing
Conservation program during
1972.
Dr. Ludlam also expressed
his appreciation and gratitude
to the Ocean City residents for
their response in supporting the
Christmas Blind Seal program
which will assist' greatly in
furthering the 1973 efforts of the
eyesight and hearing projects.
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9L MERRY
CHRI§TMAS
II'* the happy, season, time to
rejoice in good fellowship and in the
spirit of the first Noel. To our
patrons we extend a hearty Thank You,
U tea
121 Ubury A»enu»
PAGE 11 — SECTION ONE
Split sessions change posted
Berwyn Hughes, principal of
grade. All other classes will
the. Primary School, has ad- remain on regular session of 9
vised'parents of six classes to a.m. to 3 p.m.
be on the alert for the change in
sessions.
Starting Tuesday, January 2,
six different classes will be on'
the seven-week rotation of split'
• sessions. These classes are
.Miss Becker's first grade, Miss
Frizziola's second grade arid
Miss Schall's thjrd grade, all
for the morning session of 8:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Afternoon
classes from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.
will be Mrs. "Villaume's first
grade, Mrs. Lewis' second
grade and Mrs. James' third
:
This period will run from
January 2 to February 23 when:
they will return to full day and
another group of classes will
attendthe split sessions. ,
In order to avoid any con-.
fusion over bus schedules, the
routes for the split session
classes only will be published in
the Sentinel-Ledger next week,
December 28. Parents are
advised to cut the schedule out
and post it somewhere handy
while their children are on the
split session.
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