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MjttiB*6«i:a lot,-:« tooubli 'IdMUfybfe'
ii'fcJohn' and Joseph MoKhMeaullr In
»S?!nie^.yrt««fl.bjoihMs am Men.
of ami-;^UifllDrnu.iBofb'work-in
tie peBonaj elflee, J :" V „
•SHdlejs pts John's Bait tMn aw
Stunned Man se^ng. an
(to!: behind Jojepirt toB.
COTTLV FARE .-,"•,':.•}'', •••'.['.
,,.'toePijeBoii -.; vma\,• tmveiini
tfiitou^ tha afeK 4» Mr'tab* eanij.
down Ihc hill from the liutL-1 to the
station,. o,til tilt? Mil) driver suddenly
slilddd slildded utt hlJ hl|J spgbd pe«l l .iirQund u i
ttp curve mul -shiniti'd. "Tlir
btakes HrLvgont? r rtinnot slop HV
tor "
. MncPIiorson, terribly eKcitotl call
od out. "Well, dt" least, liwn elul
the meter!''
On iteufiiiM^w'BmhMyPomMdgM onj 34Hi Sh*#t
FRESH CUT HOLLY
CHOLLV'S HOLLY IS ONLY SOLD
IN THIS AREA AT THE NURSERY!
HOLLY TREES HOLIDAY PLANTS
At Least 1V3-Year* Old
In Attractive Plaitic Pots
From % 1.SO
MAIL ORDER TO OUT-OF-
TOWN FRIENDS From $2.50
„*"«
DECORATIONS
DOOR KNOCKERS
CENTER PIECES
BASKET ARRANGEMENTS
WREATHS From $2.98
(Natural and Artificial)
ROPE LAUREL
POINSETTIAS From *1.25~
DISH GARDENS
_•—AFRICAN VIOLETS
GRAVEBLANKETS CHRISTMAS TREES
(Natural and Artificial)
*3.50 - *8.00
FREE DELIVERY TO
SEASIDE CEMETERY, PALERMO
PURE BAYBERRY and
ASSORTED CANDLES,
CHRISTMAS SCENTS
FRESH CUT From M.95
LIVE IN BASKETS From «2 50
CERAMICS
ASSORTED BIRD
FEEDERS and FOOD
"Visit Our Christmas Store"
OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY
CHRISTMAS WEEK ONLY
»A
TELEPHONE
—399-3554
l | | ^ ! p | F1IREST0ISJE STORE
«; SATURDAY NITES
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THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
ALEN MtjmoJJEO
a, nesglblD replriebment for Jnek
Pruir on NBC's nlghlUme show,. Ii
ivna-Jm*-wl»rcp!(i«d-iti!v^-lir*tlTt'
- several yrhrs ago, other!
mentioned for the show are Johnnj
arson and Bob Nnvhnrt . Main
ivhiiB, -Alien Is Irylfia to stave on
-ancoIInUon of. his ABC show by
scheduling ••tep.hame.' guests in plaey
of the lesser known personalities feti
tural recently. :Ani(,i,g ihi; nami?
sura tapped for the show lire But!
Jy Hrn-ltett,, Lionel Hampton, Tom
Bennelt tijid gtevo Lawn*; .
.Targeti -nip Qirruptois BUtis ii
Jofcp at primnitiiilift Qiiiki in mi iip;
mmfnjs episode, "ChaiH.',' this DHIR.
on.' 1 Jiit'k KliiKiMn siani in a story
about Red Chinese snuiiKlinK isif.
courts Inlo this iniry in
tmipt iojei
,. Tuny Wllriln porlraj-s A, p.
.Giannini,. founder of. the Bank- of
fllcrim, oil an upunnthi! Dwith
alley Buys sciiment, ,
OAtmV MOORE Am CAHOl,
Today and Tomorrow.
by Half Hardester
aOM Editor TV OUIOE MAOAXINI
nro on TIKI Ciu-iy Jiloorp Siimi
Dliym Tmiiil uho rt^tnElv >?'II
n—^.jmp-riintrriut-H-ith NRr-
"ItuVi? Sin^ Alon^ wirh Mikh to t
on iimiv jnii^t rail's , PreNiilpiitinl
ln-!ii» PIUT Lii«fo«I'< Chnsl.iw
Q3HiKUi.v is pfi mniftK n LHIIHI^J^
^eri€^ to *tiir Ktvlo Snuth PitadiiiTiMjmvfor
Bill (I IJI\I' Liic\
Dinah Shoif) A^her htaitJ tin* pi\>
itiit-tiiiii; i- ; ,Sh\r nk'k ,.,„„, „„,.
Lllri'i!foi i Btiz2 Kiilik and ^He^r Htan
Dim Movnli iimf Vii'top Jmy Yum
nil \mk*rgBm hyptmlx in pmmin
thm for jui uiHHsiiliii? Div Kiifliih'
p
StlAttl
of
blind ciiiti* ttf FT
G«1-1UH» OH U h\ **hatt in Ja
f u in 11 rlit- ti fiH
Bell
' ; Contlnuoj* from pi
»latp,io«ll.iiii(1.toiilily piiUllcs. :
Bull, It wiis rciBrtrtl liiat «ivk
hiu! Infuml the (ItoplPiisilri. of Sen
nror'Charles W, ftimliiiiui, Jr., h
l-l'fuidni! to iiKBJp' that funds ti«]iih
tti ffoffl toil chiimoi onMht"' ffv
biiaani IBVIKHI .•\mi iHHiniini iiy ih
QilHSJIluLt-miniy Itriil(;i> ConimJs
KtonhriB«l livHn
constnii Ilim of fnv
In hli cnpoclty oj counio! fur
tf» bld bfldgi eemmliii5n l whflFo h ha
ha« • contract |Huf hai two more
yuan to run. Ball Ii tuppmed Is
lun uld that Swdm.n'i plan Ii
k*d policy _ that Ihs bridgo tarnmlulan
lonfl ago agrosd Is rejuce
tslfi m a bare fnlnlmyin whofi
bridfs bonds arm paid off.
At
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.••rt'ft'ni'Uy!. liii'j 1 u-iuiiui un.'.u'e
iliiy Iiuui iiiMi a ih-|Mih!U'?uf, ; '
IkHuvll. fyis Imlli-' ihisiMiiiiiii/i
LIIW Imr hn f.,,1. ii..ui in ,.,l nun, .„..
.;/uffiHu!N. niai^'itt [hi'iii, "(ijiiiiHtr ' y !
he lvMiM [Hit .irtH'iil iiW i»wl. l tk»' I g
iK-s-r, ho a^ii\ii.,Hii H ratnr.iiis slur ! -
iiV» iihirtw,: Ii, His .Ihi'-* liUISU'r
tkili ' niMinii^l.ijt
lii-s. ii i>iwiliiiii' iu- ti, lii' unlit- lift.
If*. iHmiihuui ;yi i-:f>: •Mli-ifr.j- M> iv
lliifLl, ' flio • ifrtNv v ;il tuiji\iM!sii:ith!H
i'lHIt. (L!. jJ4:\\-i-r t!i IliCiU/ ; • .'
ikriil nwn Juivy ; IkilitMHii - h ; iMi
t.ii:iit« ;ii» .iiiiiiniijH: itHh if.m
itaita,-,.,!,.
ill
[in? Tlw (n-iiiiikljui :ni> AI'IK|'. VSu t-:in" 1-UFfor
5pUf poUwi>!tifi if you ivant to
(step it tappy ai!..[jin.uuh tiw hisii .•
iij's cuid even bi^-yndi - '. . •>•-
MUCH LIGHT - * : misy, Must ptupli' sehrt air
onl>-. for it^
" : .-'-••
;. il Qivo-p)ur-pliiit,iill-U» -liijh^
PKSiblu, Keep u jh x^ lijhfasi
room By day and iii ihc'li\i-;ii.j R»ra
he ovenms^' Leiivw of a' aoiii
man. (jirpt iii a daik' mmbr iriU
: beaufy bul [or iL«
Iin««i : and. aMftj'' pi holii:
i neesikt!.• . ; • , " . ••-,.,
Tho Ere*s meat cpnunoiiiy
in New ; JiJrsey.i nBirkrlii 1 ; iuy '.
pine,: i^Qi^My;sPni\V toisuin" f
red . spnico , braughE in ' frufi
North, . . .-,•" •, '.. '• • •;,'.',''.
Wnrahave twi)'Qi 1 nioh; Jmi,«)l
K* a- clusiof, Thv- hetdh^- art- h> ;
logtther. as , the-, .biiMt* . by n .iu
?hra£h= 5«tfti pin: 1 has TWO neriiii
-ifpm\l ! .^l
.fii . !;
[hi
n ta-1 inches long.- S|>in4<
ErW-5i tiifftr-fffkii p.ntv bivau^ -Jh
have.sharp pointed nev mi^- uiid fjie ru-s
li^ is aiafiitmd sfafn'tl. *r. #lilcU'- t'
f
n«-
plants in-ew-; imrl norisM took tut
tiil(!)vto'imji(i '
'The enflifT. thBeutiins'ii-as' njot
*5d,- thp ^iillf-r. th? planf i?r*>v,' ; ; : .
, 'But'tali: or short; all plants Bime
into flmver nj.Uit- mmi tirtft TTiW
i'solffflrause.thc length of day"§t.em. ail. iho way: d&iTi : i'hol& I'll 8\ij S£s|.:£fUliIify, t*^i?AilX]> T
i. the t kie availaWn ill most ;phfirnvi
pet. BUt'idon't'-.!«' thif" plant ^itnd . This • tarhvjlrx ^ ran ' hb ui;, d
-n a/^mc#f filled, aitiv w^i^ •..-.' sithirr; thW dippriW- or. tho rim!'
WATIRVNJIOI , .'.. .: :•., . ,' fflethod of - nuikina ejffidi*^. --
How caji' jm (til 1/ n
. .seeds ii-at«-?-Vgurown arcen'thiurii! ! ""j" f *
hclps^A.noriil W- Ufi a JJUint lil-J I 1 ,."*: .meis- unpliiis.,
.is : pot, U it leftU htai-Jf, , tn> &
ih jhfi hufrunif.
lads it haa mi\10i: iatori' Ufchi
| Hftirtil m (us sunaj ta apply isaler,
\ WiUm !o let.'i *p!iiir git raihei
| dry-becWfti-n watiFinq5i,' -
'. 'Malcolm ft Hamson, ipe^ialist in family has a pc;t tkijnk rurrail F« , i
iower pawms m Katmra,- is riut sie, Ku-was faunS i/u ,1. symijifr wh.i . •! 1
authority, for' thu . informatloii, '. •'-. just nn infajii;j fMask/s tickiWi^ mi,v^| g.
GBOWING SINCE' A'PRII.' ' : ' ' Ivtnisrn 'w';yi ;rem*iyf.tr by opi-^niJioit -• E
Jiisl 'sn'.yna'Jl. sopr~iii»'. y>jur' HfC*ntly
:n|alit a UftW Jrwr'i.'hfr rertiinds y
thut.ir wak fl Iw^'timf? ^rrmi/iq.
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Classified Ads Bring
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THI SQWIBTB VARWTY StORi: >
CORNiRBIOHTH STRICT onaASBURrAy^lg
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|T( DiCBMBER 21, 1961 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEOOEft PAOI 7 — sicrroN
J'S DANISH BAKERY
land COFFEE SHOP
Home of Delicious Baked Goods"
DAILY SPECIALS "
|ith ith & Albury y Avo. Dial al 399-3380 393
Y A SUN ROM 7 VT
EN DAILY A SUNDAY FROM 7 AVMT
ilAFOM
10th SK at Iho Bayfront 3994279
F-COCKTAIL LOUNGE
'HOUND DAILY
TUESDAY . "
ERVING LUNCHEON - DINNER
Cloted Sun,, Mon. & Tu«., Dec. 24, 25/26 &
I weak, Sun.,Mbn:,A Tues., Dec 31, Jan., I & 2
i 9 -1 Mlfe North of Avaron Rd7,~S^ainton, NTX
DIAL 465*5268
YULETIDE EDITION
PAINTING"THE TOWN
with Phil Turner
To everybody, everywhere, whethei vou regularly read this
column of mine or not, a very, vciy Merry Clniitinas—just the kind
oJT Christmas you want.
My official Santa Claus is still answering the letters of youngsters
who wrote him and put their letters in our ipceial Christmas
mail box. We had a heck of a lot of letters, and Santa has been
mighty bUiy. He will do his bust to catch up.
This will be the doventh straight yeni I luvc taken an ocean
dip on Christinas morninj; I.iku always I will go to the 9th it beach
promptly at 10 a tn. Monday and hit the naves BcUuvo me, it keep 1 ;
me young and gives me a real lioarty appetite. Come on, folks, put on
your battung suit Monday nioimng and join me—r-un, t.iiOH 01 slime
Note my store hours in the little box below. If you need .'point
any,time just.givo a ring.
With my best wishes go the best wishes of my associates,
Dorothy Millar, John Gilliri, William..Mulherin of Kelton-Sibley, and.
Paul Miller of Welherill.
Werry Chriitmaj-^ana «d you nest week. |
CLOSED
SATURDAY at 4 p.m.
ALL DAY MONDAY
Fof' Emsrgflncy Survlcs
Dial 399-1589
Phil
PHIL TURNER'S PAINT STORE
"Our: Paints. Cover the City
and What's Around II"
721 ASBURY AVE.
is ten
... by Or, George S.Bomon
aiOlMl - MATIONAl IDUBATISH HOIUi
Traditional Christmas Hymns
Born In 17th, 18th Centuries
ft-w wt^ks ogt* Ira-tured u
s er indusinaluiW thus "I bc^
lieue Uiat, generally gpmkJng, Am
erica is nsi shBivHig lha &nno dtgns?
ef busiflc^ I iltiative and buui
lisa drive which thar Litfi^tsi
sirller pcn'iKLi of our history" He
*LHL on to wiy Umi he did not fina
the mme darifin, the same PIBIUST
ing likJnuAL'njrtfts uf the ytsifs
whpn I started Jn busings "
j- A mart n^hilL ilmgnu*ls of tin.
nation H & > | 'nils truly Ei-5»rClirMiinjn^nir. | 'f^t •'
l£^f to our prsduetlvlaF Qn
tvhnje, ^ruflLg of eorpsmUons
chongul little m L*io pi^jpnt decode.
ll not perb
Qminlc ills t-suJU haMJi
iyivc but^i iir^stnU'U Hie ki-y qut^
uon, huWL-vtr. fiiiul r* main \r^iy Ou
at; not >«*.< tnib.iilvp^ itanni;._iiBd
piontsiring in the moagurc in whJai
it waa OIH^ «?iiliiiL' filr. Hffijgcs
•uiitmtflt ILUVC^ muUi tu the iriiay
JS la the oiiiy-, of this prt§
LuiiUH it ,« L-vmLnt Hhii hu
ihyt p^vate is
prtd* ktls iBiU^UvG and tLinng ill
iiiuu^y it noes}, iiuy bt ihjt it una-
KiUit OiXfic.-ulii' .n LuniiKUiig wUi
the g^cfnim^lt that it MJppofU. ITic
dULJi^uii ui Ajiii.iii.-u has tH^n Ukit
U has pernutUal «s nuny as F*fi
and dare iu tiavt ai it We* arc nui
a naiiun ai SJIJL^UVISU, the gt-ntraj
lnFL & a.n«ai h*^i uniy feptaufeaft
/J*V ie Uiplgru pnvjit. pui
M dnti *nuiv.au*ii gjai^ Wjiati-VLj
as a natiun art, wt, air. thy.,
hu cunliit-t e?asLs b&LH.L¥f
vtite ]fit(*f£gUs and natiDnui UL!
^W eon ij sspirji DI danng and
turc bo n?*iinjcd to indufetQ 7
Kt tsf all, let gsveminsaiL Ifdvc
polluted motlV.ttiun^ In its dillli^i
of parsing Jf^sla'ion and jdriiinLjht^o
laag Let UIP idrrunia
bfanth Iim t itstll to the jao
of rtfenng impaitiaJly rtithm liLui
building machinci5 and prtzA ge fQf
nest elPCUffil Let us all gii£
yp the nstJQn lha* ge^ i rninen! can
yh^ bcticr llkin yn m
dividuols
It:t us develop an aimtK
«hich ih-* profit mali%s L
d and appreciated as th<
p
Actually,
mittsd to ? enough to bring
«i1h the p plant? and now pprt>
ducts and new jobs b that h n eqiandjng
ctonamy tf-qu'rs If we ore to
forge ahead, as the politidans am
$Q fond of prislic-ing, a mare fll
iruL-Uvi. level el profits must be per
iiuU-Ltl tu (air «nltFpria.ra
Intrtsislng pmdutUvity is the besi
,HJI! inOatioiiJiy m.tlicjd ihut m. taa
U»« to move ahead it is my &ir>
vt(-iion that any iVashingttm udrnjn-
U d h i Jead this ration
Ui ytA unrnaii?td pp
ily will have Is ,.f.tofgii*D these ba
Mit prenuplKi Tim
ajts, when lilloVs cd to spark
. giiiwih, CJH IfTiri u
Llr abf/v f SILENT NIGHT
was. written In ^ by y nn Austrian, ,
Joseph" IWoltr, IWl an asatisin
(lie liny villnyo of
Aimtdtt. In tliis tyjiictd
Ait>>1rliin villaRO it was the custom
f»r. « bftnd of strolling plnyers' to
put on a crude* shijiv-illustratltis;
tiie Cliriatmas tU>ry y In laifl- tho
play py g j*t the, h llionn;
of a
weallhy l ship-owner who invited Rev-
(iind Mohr.'as a special jjnest.
The hospltaJJty' and louchlng aim.
' ihtsSc alial
e? @ogiHi££t of Goininunist. But we
all ha\f ifl nc,rrnit it to function
providing iht proper
Churches
£@nhnusd froni pags 1
^t AuMustine s R C Qiurtfi and
Our Laxiy of Good Compel R C-
Ciiufth at 12 midfLighl
Over on Ihr- Mainland n^idcnfe al
« wiji b»- htanng the earob, and
atteidins sped^iJ kjifcis in gfeservdff-f
of UIP Birth of Oie Oinst Quid
She YfMnm Adult
h J
"They Prtscnted .Gifli". under (he
dusction; of- Mrs. Robert Evans, -j>i 4
p, m. The pyfaUe is w^loome, .
-. At, both 4 and .il,p,: m. special
1
pltclty .of tlio pcrfanniirM^ was Euch
m inspiring cxp^Hett'ce to tlieyouny
pastor that whim he returned to" hi*
liomir Mr Bat down tuid wrote whni
hii>s pmvi'n'to be mieof tht? favorite
C1rit of all ti
On the next miming M^ir tfiak
his eirpl to a W^id whrp \vm orl^nlst
at the ehu^di and nMksd him
to set it to mirie. The task was
ronipleted by n.gmfall and the eom
pra=Sbon i^as sung a| the Qbern
dort church in die dnstmas Ev*
service
The htUe diufiri In which Silent
Night was first sung was washed
away jn a flgad in ISiS Anathci
wag soon bmJt, a small sis sided
chapel of stofte sml Btue^ A brome
bag-ndl^f rdpr@2ni£ faster Mohr
looking out ef thg window sf hfaysi
as he listens io children on eirth
singjng his hi^nn
,0 LITTLE TOWN OP BETHLEHEM
In Bishop Phillips p Braola, £
ioung ret-Uir in ^uladelphia ^ldlh p wait
abroad bd for f a of f travel l and d tn
a pilgriniaBe to
Gnnstinas 'Eve he rode on hotse
back frohi Jaiusiilcm to Bethlehem
and visitad on ally the usual sfrtU
in the, vijjage,, but' went down" to
the traditional fleld of the shop,
herds,, .He viatic the flildWhore
thej. say tho shopfierds saw the stai
Also the site of the Naavity; "
p p
TOth ihiSB apcnencM- In mind,
a.! Ccfitmi Methodist Churtii m LJJT young Brooks returned to PhUade].
pUa and wrole fora Sunday scl*»i
At 6 p m a Vesper Sts^ire -a"ll Christmas etlebfation the i-squlsitt
t held a^ t^ith Bap.^l Qmrth lync, o. Little, T«m of. Bethlehem,
fTU,rx F^iifiE and il 9 p 11 th^The
music was composed by Braoks
iung peapk wsll ga ttiftiiLns At t orfanist ami supsrtmisKtait of tht
p m a QinsEmas Cantal^ will bt.
presented b\ tht QiarW the I_ npad
^Mnniuffit> Church n^ n. 7 ,/J ie. song M
p m n s£ndkli£ht st-r\,n* xith
of the Bs
ual music i«ll bt. pvqj dl Ssi
Baptist Qiurth.
Gia^e Luthcr^ii Qmrtdi will
diK^ spoeml Qinstzi^e Eu ^.rT,
alTDOandllp m and 4t
perfect
cd by onion tn thp hymn as wr
jn-ianiMl-thffi
lines have, boon io In ah aiaeav
or to Improve th? podxy Thi> liymit
now Uicrclare to, « composite.
O COME ALL YE FAITHFUL
TTiv author of .tnis wonderful :a\ti
hymn was John Francis Wado,' a
man whoso busiirca* apparvntly'wu.^
to copy music fur religious instlu
tlona oiid Wtsilthy families. Ho waa
on BnslWiman by blrtli but had
moved to France.' when lu; wrote th!
hymn.
In 1774 he set Jt to musle,
with few changes la still usal.
popularity/ In nil English spealr
countries *ls univcreilL.Hanily a con
gregation foils to slug it at Oirbt
The method of presentation is dra
raatie^ TThe author loads US with
triumphant song Ir> the cave of the
NrtUvity In E^Uikhem, shows /us
the Bahe tuid bids us. adore him
Next we aro given ah. cxpLinn
tion of what we see; it is not *i
human infant, but God.
Thts language Is" *Hken literally
from the aneif-nt Greek creeds of
the fourth century.
TWs '(^ymn is simple nnd. sin-
C*TC III -emotion and one that a
t-Jiild , understand? easily - and Joyfully,
JOY TO THE WORLD
This .hymn wfls wriitm in ITUl
by Isaac. W«|te, wlio wivta his first
religiDUs >. j^ms ltHVin? h& was 15.
Joy to the .World . is JUI Ltiiit^rtjoti
of fedms 98 *unri? reminis*mcf*i yt
Gi»n*^is 3 and Romans 5 IWs n]d]
Jewish. Psairn bt?«ime a. 'Christmas
sung of rcJoicinE.".',.' 1% Chiistnias
carol.
Ii is me of Hie most joyous Oirist
ni*m hymns in existence, not iji tiif
j HARK* TWE HERALD
1
sense otf merry-making, but. in : tlie
deep and solemn realization of vi+yii
Qirisfs • bMh hiis . meant U> mhn-
• Npw rblt tar'
EEShd Methodic Oiuit^i
Aith nit nbers Qf thr ZJKI
OiUreh far a ussn CHnSt
If midm
Churnh-
Qiurch
WJ1 Tt^i^rd MHI
than ^llst a fea %e
New Arrivals
Only un, n nrrii-ajs bo!h fa*
Oi-ran Co f-mulics wmr rti.x-jscj
In Jt ftp stnrk Club of aa[v Mem
fur fnnullt^ or II135 ^rca
Craig-ri!u!n,nm go lo BaAim am!
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