Apr 1966 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

i — nrnoN ONE THE OCEAN CITY
,y. ibttuarii
_tor
of no Barr av
ifter a lengthy
Church with the Rev, Robert Olson,
pastor, officiating. Interment was at
^mQ | Seaside Cejnetery, Fajenoo,
Marwho
Jack freeman
Jack Freeman, of 101 N. Union
« native of PhilnW- av., Margate, died suddenly at hii
tocml resident for U home yesterday morning. He was
veteran in vaadarille,,'
on the circuit I Mr. Freeman was a native of
act.
Philadelphia and had made his
Rev. John E
home in Atlantic City and Margate
Ek»#oapsJ Church of the As- for the past 30 yon. He had been
ia Attafltic aty, officiated at in the printing and advertising bus-
•ervfcse, hsmum*. was at At-iness
in Atlantic and Cape May
C*rnete«y.
Counties Tor 30 yean,
Survivors include his wife, Jeannptte-
two daughters. Linda and
Dorothy
Barbwrn Belyett: his parents Mr.
POQD — Mn, Dorothy M. and Mrs. Robert Freeman, if Miami
of af Bur av., died Sunday Beach; a sister, Mrs. Roberta Men-
I.mi III HospttnJ. A nadejanhn, of Longport; and a nephew,!
of IIHwi I, Can,, ate wasRichard
Leonard Mendelsohn, of
Longport.
her husband. Er- Funeral arrant;cmt-nts are being
two g , Mn, Calvin made by the Roth Memorial Chapel, t
NMhfieM and Mn. New Hampshire and Pacific avis.,;
Of Kimeicn; and five Atlantic City. |
I
at m^mtSi ft"" 1 " *• Gustafson
M, Robert Eberhardt has been
1 to the rank of police
and wUl serve as desk
at police headquarters.
It hM already passed a
«Mlifytag oanbafion for the
which mi given by the
Ovfl Service.
In a sonecniin$g revised
Funeral services will be held toaiurrow
iifWdajrj UM q-•»«; this omntry
many years aao. He had made his
homo in Qt-ran City fur rmiv thiin
30 years, There arc no km>wn survivors.
Funeral servkvs will bo ufintliu'fpd
at 11 a.m. from the Godfrey-Smith
Funeral Home. 803 Q-ntral av,
Mrs. MabeiTFord
SOMERS POINT — Mrs. Mahle
S, Ford, of 21 Villusc dr.. S.meri
Point, died Monday after a lonsithy
illness.
A native of West Dcptfnrd Township
and a fonntu' resident of Wiioribury
and Ocean City. Mrs. Ford
tod made her home in Aimers
Point for six years. She was a
member of the Ocean City Baptist
Church and the Ann Whitehall Chap,
ter DAR of Woodbury.
Survivors include her husband:
Frank R- one son, William U.
Story, of M.'inh:issru, NY.; one sister.
Mrs, Elsie U. Baklcy. of St.
PetersburR. Ha- and two grandchildren.
Funeral services were (•unduc'tod
yesterday afternoon from the G.
Here'i a wise idea
you can really bank on.
To wit— a wile new owl
ready to collect comi
- and complimenri.
It i a Napier money saving
conversation piece,
in hand textured,
non tarmihing,
preeioui rhodium finish.
Giowing green eyei
watch your lavings. $7,
Thomas
JEWELERS
125 Asbury Avenue
ASBURY BAKERY
1161 Asbury Av«. Dial 399-1939 ::
FRIDAY SPiCIAL -
CINNAMON BUNS 50c „
HEARTH BREAD • COOKIES • PASTRIES
4 IUTTER MILS ---%- fB--^-
OPEN 7 DAYS A WflK.— 7 A, M, TO 6 P.
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,„, pair pawing them have been the ,«
buying articles of modest value and Police
porkiting the change they received.
Authorities said the men ure driv-
ing a 19Wi Ford Gaiaxie sedan. The
checks have turned up in Atlantic-
City and elsewhere along the coast.
Should a merchant be offered
chc-ck, he is asked to notify
Bill
Ch
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VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLI
PREFER PURITAN FOREVER YOU)*}
White, Aqu»marin#, P,nk, Gold.
1020, 12' 1 22' j
741 Aibury Avtnut
SPRING COATS & SI
10.99 To 34.00
OMGINAUY-14.90 f© 45,00
*'«H cwiU..tiim toats (ft'tiiUlts, droppod waist
Two. or ihrw-pitiT-suits; niany with new longer
Bfencfrf, AiorsUfcls, flat w«ul iianncls:
«|| sire
s, ihocks, plaids, solids, wool .
ENTIRE STOCK
ING HATS
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blvd.
of
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fiiiiffe 1 ill tht' .inn \i•rs.tr>
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or CROCHET
NEW MBS,
COAT SUff
or SHELL
DOROTHEA
Boardwalk Ocwn City
Mall * Phone OnW. SoUdt«l
OUAUU limmm u
Mrs Wm. R Ebensperger, Jr.
refiiry »f Mi«*ioniiry Education and
Smiee, NorthesiiHeni JurtstfcHon,
will coris«Tnte the officers tor the
comim; year,
Mus;c for the day will be provided
I by Raymond MuAft«e. barhone soloist
:ri Ihi- Kirsl Mithodwt Church of
' this city Mr MrAfiv i» «ell known
I ^r t*rsiii»nntialB fur their welfare.
The Foster Parent Plan, Meyer
said. WHS started in 1936. Today
there are more than 40 000 children
The speaker rmphasiznl the mti] throughout, the world benefitting from
tat Rotary Clubs and members in the support of their foster parents.
every country to have? a frLt. intur-;
chanfe of wlcas.
President John M. Lambert an-
. i liourjcpd a new pianist would provide
He mentioned letters to members musi(. in fufun, nieetingi. She is
in other clubs as one of the simple,
1 direct means of lostering understand-
• ing. Hi* also susHrstiii rlub exchanges
and Rotary Foundation, |
More poignant aiiion cm the local!
Miss Jane Kyle, an Ocean City grade
school teacher.
TWO
level is seen in the Foster Parent' "!>•» me see." snid the minister
Plan, the speaker said. Ocean Oty j who wns fillinR out the marriage
R W at « rnM of S15 a rnimth p*T ^rtifh-uie and was uncertnin
child, has adopted a Columbia .South , ,,
in
, . . . . . ,tL .
America, girl and two tjoys. om- •» f " fh ** m °- this » Xhe Dfth - lmt
Thr I*Hilippines IIIKI the ii'dcr
,%iuth Vietnam.
"No. sir," retumed the bride In-
Thew- children, who live with their j diannntly, "this
families, ,ire und«T|ii :s i!• y«-