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• (•(KB '-.••' l * i . - 4 — Orovps cHv« Here on tks> UnKaf Veterans Cam- The Margan-Ranek Post. Am*r- aftar World War I. has a Post heme at 14th st. and Haven av. The FeqpsH&Fogtto Post, VTW, nw it* home at 15th st. and Bay av., while the Sumpter Post, VTW. shares quarters at the Elk's Bone on Bay av. near 6th st. The local Disabled American Vfterans group is the Oorporal Stanley Townsend Chapter. Tne Posts along with their Aux. UariM apooaor a full calendar of social and civic events, some of wHeh m flpM to SB public CHy Incorperafad At Philly Mwring In Tf Ocean dry has always had a else association and kinship with the city of Philadelphia, aince so •any of our VTKThtifi**** 1 * and pernoot fififjftM have ÛIII# fruui there. But few are aware of the tact that the first businees maattng lor At incorporation of Ocean Qty took place in the Quaker City. It wag on October 20, 1879. just ID day* after the historic visit of the tour founding fathers to Peek's I H A when they decided to buy it and establish a seashore resort. The first tinsiws session was at the ruMmrr of one of the group, the Rev. WlMtsan B. Wood, at ITS N. 7th »t. At a second meeting there the following day, the faundas deddad tentatively upon the HUM "Maw Brighton' for their new ccnuMaaty. but a month later they chaagad their minds and chose "Ocean City" because it had IM dsstvattv* suggestion. AH of theM «*rhr mating*, running into January of 1MB, took place in Phil- •'*•"• YES, there's a way TO BE SURE! Hitt tfct Wfrit^h Pone Mo PIMt IHHI M SHEPPARD'S ABTOSBVICE •11 Simpson AVMMM YOU ARB MAI OF THE BEST REPAIRS WITH THE USE OF •• why Pity jA*tf f» O#f TAKE THi W«WY OUT OP DtfVINGf • Hour W«*U dMdc* and , • * ; ; • • * • - • • - TNI OCIAH CITY •••-•..,.'*. PLAY ON THE BEACH, Fun on the beach is not restricted to women and children. Here a couple of the guys enjoy an exciting game of sand quoits, one of the more popular beach games to be enjoyed along the Ocean City oceaniront during the . pleasant summer days. and bolanM, WbH eW«k fcr tofo MOW! TH« ^•^•"^%i% •f« " 11$.** Property Owners Form Neighborhood j ^ s*^ AsanniMB shown in fhi? QjiiUHUrtty H&II; mid TTIE 1 J the tan an«. usu« hunies here oniy month* of the >«*ar It is onlj iwuixu t.wpujers rfwmld want lout*' «;:h h CKvan wmpiisfc tK.» ;im» a to to siaj South AssurtAtKin p d»nis in the irw from tW « «. LS the dl4»t Ample Time For A Stroll There \M nothing a bnsk.»«lk on Ae bo»rt»»I* uo a balmy Mmnwr day hem u( ponwm stui* can one to *«lk ;n a hurr> n a pmrked with » Very few after reports bsw >te notaring public in nu»i wfter. it cans to j*«"W"g of their rnvd* to find ample parking ^^v •.•»! time near the bomrd»aik TT-* Ocean Qty dues. An extended tour of (toe Bca.ilwalk shop* thMLrw aad abet u. tneuanm u made purab** b> Uw extended tune parking m«tT» -•*• •tailed by the at) m tbr beat* {runt area* ftve-bour meter* in tf» c*nb«.'«i*fn«i rwgwn ATV oesigmd to allgi*- for a mere i«survlj- on^jjuitfot ol tar vnusemmti vmhotu «urr> tirno running Ait go the miter. Ttn 1 ^ «rtend«d ome were instaikd in the wninwr 13EJ6 and rvpi»nii a tnetw, Thf change remtMtd loriie tinnpUirtts were heard th*l a patnin coujd nut ^ hu •!> mt in u boardwaik revtaurux eojtiy it pii'tufv sf*iw and tiiu 1 t •h»U til the nMoatghi A*> in ;nrt,v tkAifi. TTic new niiîTS i^* fcr {Wrri anc*ht,T 20 ifnts byi th-i s-i,, c*«s: is mon* than the puiff -if auiri i-Modeling Class I", Offered Resort Ladies Aw of the menv popular features of the dty program during the past several summons has been Jhetianj sponsored by the Qty Recreation Departttufit and (randw*ted by popular Philadelphia model expert Mrs. rtorattpe DaMon, a Munmcr resident hero. The course last summer was given in the temporary Convention Hall at 64h st. jmrt off the boardwalk. There were classes for Junior girU, 10 to 15 yean of age, and •enior girU, lfi and up. La__a_MM of Ocean Chy and environ* were irtroducad ta the Cbmzm Caune in a Btw, special clam tor women where the accents wffl be tDfterent than thow for the younger girU. Mf«. Dalton pqtata out that the Mrs. Dalur. ad with figure hmuMPi, waidiob* upm becayw> changes in makeup and fashion while the teenagers are more interested in modeling, learning hair triefcs and dmwtesas« pata*. The rllMM wUl be geared tq". group. who tMjtes ajp she mutt krmm t. v- modeling pr are bMu^Pui k how to be thai The h« rvem ol thf year tor the Sou* San CKy graiP »• «* Jub' Fourth wMwiitwn. TWi toiluiw • Wi-yele parade in *e and competitive younKSten on fte adtiilion to tor mmiaen uM ihrtr children, m Witt • Spr^ duwrnieehns in June. The program this year The Association operates similarly In the area from 34th st to 41si st. This group centers ill activities around the 34th, at. playground, where it* amateur bnit-ball team plays scheduled games. Outdoor movie* and other actk-i- tict are conducted by the group at thi' pluygrouM, wntcA was uibiuhcd by the dty •everal yenri on the ircommendatlon ol the frnt tati, •n4 voice The of -ft has beaca the WALLACE HARDW SHYING QCiAN CITY EOS NCAHLY 60 ITU (ROW A LOT BETTER WKH YOU V9 LAWN EN RRHUI and GRASS SEED by POWER TOOLS SALE or RENT BY THE HOUR B¥ fHI PA¥ DRILLS AWS SANDER? mrtm — 19M WH, THI OCEAN CITY SENTINlL-LtDGfR Ocean City Climate Rated Ideal' Thf U, I. WmQm Bureau his (Ug to say about the climate in Ma rmt "OMU aty has an Waal, invigorating climate, which Is oonduciv* to sustained health and long lilt. 11 To* Bureau further says mat OH dbnate anowa a good average hourly wind circulation or mmmmm, and that the air to greatly tree from dust or soot parfidrJM Tl>^^ !• lî^lii •* Mmatiirii = ^ — • • • • ^ — ^ m i^noE and during the summer months the area ta practically free from MGMIVI high temperatures, and during 0M winter the climate is nttdar than even the nearby inland CMM, BaMuat we are situated on the 9tm ^ Vm Atlantic Ocaan, our dlroate is cooler In the summer and wanner in the winter. The salt atmosphere, plus the influence of the Gull Stream not far off the btach. combine to temper the extremes of tonperature mat are uiSE ON A LUXURY LINER? An wean voyage is a very relying experience, eoa don t have to go out on the high seas to enjoy it. Witneu these sunwonhipi fl to a warm summer day anct they are relaxing on the pleaMnt veranda of the •-mill Music Pier with the roiling sea an4 surf off to the right So U that cruise i the making this season, come down and enjoy this dryland variety of an ocean \ * Cut Postage i CKy po»Lil serviiT »irk. ai-h wmmiT hy ut unilolivcT!ii>l.- authnihnH hi-re n>siillllisalilb^^BA=^Bi^B^=^BBa» • carrlt go into Itv emch day of the MuMe Ura In the ricmt pratjigi* la H 9m fnm -a» E*.* or IrtUx in m ieipbte then ctoart urged that "You rtr* ^-A£. tic i liiinyi't K S# day hut aaturand Sunday at thf first da» u r* matter waa* SM kfi a* during the Mrs. DaJVn »\r.« eterfc nm advtar me dence and s ' I t» poMagt is 'the COUTH? •» addnv not Mn of ra> man suggemed uw idn at an •#» Hvity for the twmen whm Mn Dalton retatPd hrm «Kr«*al thr-y arc LlaawiMn QMH hr ttt •» men were bpi sroalkr tea tinae for the girU. -****. J ' -+\ SfiSSS* POWER A HAND MOWIRS PLOM SANOttt FLOOH POLISHIRf LAODIM UMBRfLLAS CYS MAK WMLE Y« WAIT pad uk-a is fur th.> _p« his name ami aif. or U-rt,-r Sh.*iM wrans; wtlh i to wham the card iir or U thr pnat- s nmte ran stop and i are pretty things anU whm their' tuppy prrfty pirtura wind 1** «Md mall bin at UM Hurricanes Really Rare On South Jersey Beach Hurrtiun»-s along the Soufhpni N.-w .hnu-s iviHM «rn a renty. Th,n. hiw h^ no n^ big blow th.- sMnim with wh>.-h iw- ^* « IIK S A BIU ONE—That fish H the famed striped t tht^ tsitjc of all game fish in tt waleS ol [tt. . patity was taughi in me Oteari C'ltv hay waters, and the fish arc fair game for local anglers throughout the fall and winter months. SCREENING & WINDOW * Stationery -»M ff 111 OltlVlHY M Vf • • • UVM have been hvtim with lince fht. um was hrst irttled In ^ p^, ,ta, UWKW and visitors rewarmrusi early enough to pnxei-t against the impending During the summer of 1367. the V S. W.-ather Bureau att up its Cnifierativc Hurricane Reporting Network Branch reporting *tati ms of the Bureau were located Wiidw.iod. Btach Havan and Soaside Park Fjtch brmnrh is equipped with an aneroid barometer, a wind measuring in«trument tn rponrd by riertrifal impulse the speed and direction of the wind. Also there la a visual rain gauge to snow the amount of precipitation at any given time during a storm. The ronpiTaOS'p network links all cuuunuUUcs within pottcv - nwJto Rraptiai range of c«ch other. The Weather Bureau atoo can contact them by telephatw Word of an impending storm cmn be Dashed up and down the New Jersey coast in a matter qf minutes. ^zâaâ^^St^b^BSSS^SSSSSSBisSb^SSSSBSSba^SBSSSEBa^Bbd^SSlfa_jB%BSSb AtlanMc City office of die Wesft cUmatological mart*. Tim offloe in turn information to the three brancea whk* transmit It by pane* to communities of the area. • ••• EWIS L. BARRETT • • • • « > >** ^ «*, HO>N land. During the winter the sun and its reflection from the ocean wanna up the atmoaphen to create a warm front that reduces A* severity of the winter winds and frosts, and makes temperatures average about 10 degree* wanner than on the nearby mainland. According to the Weather grata during the summer are a rarity, and never sustalnwi over two or three days at the if ihnm. Meanwhile •earing heat often is prolonged only 65 miles away in Philadelphia and in the other nearby metropolitan areas. Bureau records show an average of only three 00-degree readings a year in Ocean City, compared with 20 to 25 such days inland. The Bureau also reports that in Ocean City the sun shines an average of 60 percent of the day EVM whan avow dos« fall. rarery Ungan «a it daw In My. The rs*adwry mtU and sslt afiBosphHS naki work of the snawtaua. As for rain, it is a Missing- Without it on occaakna we could not enjoy the succulence of flm* famed Jersey tomatoes aad Jersey strawberries which grow in such abundin Ota The pheasant is the most popular game bird in New Jersey. It was successfully introduced Into the Sate about 1913, Each year, through the efforts of the New Jersey Department of Conservation and Economic Development, approximately 70.000 pheasants are hatched at the Sate Game Farm at Rockport in Warren County and at Forked River in Ocean County. SAFE AND PLEASANT Hit «*rf of U» OMI j teach ii idMl for bathing The teach stopas motif tmm the high-water nurk all the way out ai far tt on* eta walk. Here fi a view of the Ocean dty gurf aai d and still GROWING! OCEAN SI8VICE 23,000 - St. A -^FHp AVWb »* '•&} # 4^ '• ^ -'•-*' • - v - * * - •••>-.* »t •,.- **.
Of FIVl ^*BfP*»^****i Boot TruciM n ui h. Boatman is ttw oaaâsB of his •Cripmatf, Boats sfaouU be kept and ant and they • • • • * . mimmm • pamp, , or open the dnun k is «B a tntiler. will csne in in wipinc moMure ofi deck «nd fittings and w also artfcte to DM in wipii* dew When a MI d»rly water, the wtt iM» abrasive cleanser OC&N 6.^.Vi«" CALISTHENICS IN THE SIN — Mr* n Tht bi'.^-j. be-in::** -.*-* *•*• Marion Belcher can be found ih:_* i^^nt :»^, * O_r *:y.icr:inj :%.',. u* -f-^* *-. ' fiBfifSftBfi£ A -^y^pAa^TÛflaâfi -âÂ £aSeâ^^â%f HâJfaSUÂW - •% a\ââmd^ - aVJa^l^f^^ 4. *^±A: lV^fttl i_^l_ I *?%! fa\ ^b conducting physjcal educaiKir: w.***e* wa F*-k- ^-tr- on "h«» HK^ *• &tj..- J the Ocean City beach as pan M Hit »jt> * A hi.: .•ent.r'N a^ T.*» **i-. ?„.•«.• pTOgrani of attractions Above* ;* s lypni* r::re .-..nit-*: bu: *h¥ j;:-U iu-t . group exercising on the l*t'«t r»i.f- Bfi.fl ; -«•::. i* !>•«• t^t^»-f N-i.;!;r? ;: :>•» ca list hen ks is not a nm\ attra:uc- hrrv i: i:re.::r :n -pv^r >fi fh*.:; j. >!.-> M the short, and the botlo— pKt^.-r rrc\es "Bt'i.MT Westerly summer, thousand* of Ocean Qty visitors find rettrf Ironi the heat by bathing in the ocean aJong our ftat sandy beaches. There are mmne days. howe\«- that instead of biding relief, bathers and picnickers find the water unbearmbly oojd and. often on such days, an abundanti' of ^sky insects on the beach. William Eamea, the State Mu- M i mtwaitat, «xfdaias that invmriably this is the result of a westerly wind ifniring this rffrqq^tfort Nomwlly. the daUy flow ai •IF B UUI1 ^^ COQI M@B>B U W U the hotter land. The cool «MK •ir rushes tat over the beach— to land. • 11 Blows Some Good ea. strung maaws of IrontaJ air from thu west o%i«rt. 1 umc i the li«> cal t-oridjfions, creating a w««s»prly wind or otf-Aore brorae; When this orrurs. tha warm surface ««• ter is blown away from the b^chf». and. as the colder water nges to replace it. the surf becomea vM, quite chilly for swimming TN? otfsrrire wind canips lnsti-Ls from land-bordering marshes to the beach where ttB^Hrt * in the lee ol the bmch. MIMWMW NaiwaMat su«Kests thmt for those planning to seek refuge tan the hmt by d a day on the beach it be wise to check liailiir Mr. Emme* to quick to remind Norice to •C "^ ~*.t • -^n TMt OCCAM CITY SINT lNtU.t©GiR imcnmfortabh" In hst*h*>ni play* a Vitluable and t")ssttit,,ii r'tie in the lift 1 of niar;nt' plan:* ancl borrfi'rinB th«' COBW. Th*mifif of uarm Witter bnnjts to surtiiit 1 cold wafi'r ru-h in iixjijt'n anti disvilvcd nutiii-nts «».-r\»IIK to rvjuverwti- marine life m the shallciM, coastai an-a Thu»a tempormry musairK,- To m.m is an essential environment port •>( the UI* cycia «f pianta aatf «mnials. atmsfing countless species of inarine Ue and coastal life tu Bathers and beachcombers remember to check wind direction! bonrdwalk or bathing beach at any time, When on the streets prts must be kept on a tauh. - Caution In Son Bathing Will Spare Discomfort Of Bad Burning • • • • .1,1* . N: , : .1 % ! , ; • • . • That .«« •,",»!. -1 * ,.' •" ire i"«fSH'i.iily C Mtf. tt.ih fair skim u.r»» th* •;I'IIU 'ivi."i> I'lDiili 1 fwriT' 1 ! Lips van v :,.,. t,i iv ,'.••• In •••ii:'i' ji.iinfiiily .simhurridl. w;ih ,*. .1 in- l-.!..- iiti' IUII- tf) ""' I 111 ' siir f • i;i,i (if IIS' UII*i tl'ly, bllt SlWlllj. MI- i|ii;!r [ ;i.nfiil IVumrn who ,ir ! ;i>!i k iipiHMf !n !>•• fri-o |! 'Ill- h ,! ." M'lt I'lSilliJ whil»« ,i'(l il fin Ii 1 , (.in p 1 • ••• •! •!.- ••>-•• fjty this SAVORY SUBS „ 12 TfMPTING VARIETIES m HOT DOGS - HAMBURGERS 15«* ath BEEF BOLOGNA '.".-J on, W * J * AMERICAN CHIN "^ DOMESTIC SWI$$ BOILED HAM LUNCH ROLL IMPORTED SWrSS GENOA SALAMI . CAPICOLA ...... PUS MANY OTHH ASBURY COLD CUTS "S«l Your Table With Mealt From Mobtt' 649-51 ASBURY AVE. PHOM; When Every Minut© Cownts . , . You Can Count on HUGHES PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY iwh v»ry much involves us Wt pride on providing old fashioned personal i«rvic« y ° U , r i nrdicql requirements Of delivered to yoyr door by our AMd, This hat bMn our policy for 55 y»ari. If. Special Services Available At Hughes " *•.-fcLfc 6 •>• ^ " • Two Nwnwdsh to Serve • Free DcRvery Anywhere .., Anytime. • Charge Accounts. s*k-,l- amA ^-^-».-.s. aa_ .» • MW MM UDItn nCnTlL raMflMMAattaVatta* ^ka^k^ ^^B^Kai^b«m^ Lomniooes MO uiyQen. IP support M:: ' AM© MAVf YOUt FAVOWTTC BHANDS Of Orug. # HIAR? Op OC1AM U11«1 WarUKAL C1MI1K nuunca T*. . -:* *• Clfy Horn© S-t 4s$efi '7 Million Mark Asaodallon u& id mm,- acaartUni to the report. • fr ol UIVM durini 1»5. 1 10.4 ^reent in- ymt, the net savinns Association amoUiU- TT, brtftltal total te mmmm, aj, the Institution divident to custoni- " o* IW.SW.U. an Incrwse o£ about mm WWT tht prwioui yew. The Institution during the y«ar atao MM M|d# $n.lM,«0 tor rwerva. bringing tho total reserves to a new high of |582 898 ffi During the year, the Association put $1,792,725 in mortgage Wjuns In the institution* portfolio as of I^^mtoer 31. ISO, totaled Iti.xn.m.19, also a npw high. The gear's tnortgage volume helped to OIWJKQ the purchase or construction of 165 home* Most Churches H«r« Founded B«for« 1900 the Ocran fjty Tabernacle that was razed several ymn ago origin. •Uy wi erected In the awnmer season of lAU and at that time was the only taro«j p|a» of worship on the island That wag Just two years after the resort was founded. The Methodists established the wrtmd church here In VU0, mtb a fmme building Kating SOO. TNs was re in U58. 88, St. îgiiatlnt's toman Catholic parish was established in 1894. follow«J Jay Holy Trinity EV'»"yH Church in UB8, the Rrw Presby. terian Church in Vm, and the Bap. tilt Churdi in 1MB. ANY SIZE JOB DIAL 399-1115 FREE ESTIMATES icio Migliaccio & Son, Inc. it * CEMENT CONTRACTORS * * L 13th STREET OCEAN CITY. NJ. Before you invest in a new heating sys- tem, let us prove to economical to heat gas. rout Home Befte* THI OCEAN CITY StNTINB1.-Lf DOIR f ^ July 4th C«Ubratton Is A Summer High •torn My m QUEEN OF THE SEA, A M§ nymph iWng over tte breaker* drawn by i and accompanied by a pair of geahonti if a float typical of the South Ocean city July 4th celebration parade. • BTstiop Corson Males Summer Horn* In tetort Ocean aty is the summer home of Bishop Fred Pierce Corson who, at president of the World Methodist Conference, is the leader of Methodism throughout the entire world. Bishop Carson was born in Millville, NJ,, April 11, WK. He »« graduated from Millville High School in 1913 attended Dickinson College of Carlisle, ft., and Drew University, Madison, NJ. where he received the degree of doctor of divinity. He was ordained in 1320. He is former president of Dickinson OJIoge honorary president of the Board of Trustees of Tonpie Univeriiftf, recipient of more than 20 honorary doetarates and is former preaident of the Council of Bishops of The Methodist Ghurvh, He has been Bishop of the Philadelphia Arm of The Methodist Church since 1944 administering 1015 (hurches with 333,350 member*. He has heU pastaratea in New Haven, Conn , and the New Viirk area and served as, vice president of the Methodist World Conference in 1362 and UBS. A farrwea desi^n^ for an Air-Conditioner TWIN YOUR FAMEV CONFOItAHE IK TEM ARODNI. tET OS Experts in M Ton me tan « WWT AW WE WU OAKT OK 2S2WeslAve. e ROOFING • SHEET METAL WORK HOME HEATING Did 399-2128 OcasB Ctty to M at «• A feature of the event la aelectioD of a ata South •to ZSiSl AS ^^HflB tf Tl»e to by a ujuMPaia of. beach and several relatad pande Conns at 4Mh at. and tral av., and wbhit its way the South Onan aty ten «f and visitor*. The parade bikes. Ttaf art four age dhtaiona, with several filiyiki iv each in the parade, ror rtin onv to flv^ ysazs of there are tancy, comic and otter enliy dlviaton*. 1T*e aame cateyv- fcr aW aaar«% IPM ay aaa UMAttY PETER LUMBER COMPANY'S Home Repair Remodeling v m CHECK LIST! MASONITE ROYALCOTE PANELS DUPONT LUCITE HOUSE PAINT FIBERGLASS INSULATION SCHEIRICH KITCHEN CABINETS WEYERHAEUSER FORESTGLO PANELS GEORGIA PACIFIC WOOD PANELS 7 FORMICA SINK TOPS UNITED STATES PLYWOOD PANELS RUBEROID ROOF SHINGLES HOME-CRETE MASONRY PRODUCTS PETER LUMBER CO. 15th St. and The Railroad OCEAN CITY, N. J. DIAL 399.3200 Afte Available at fhe following Pwfr Lumbm Company Yards .* In NM JCRSCY UL4O3M RC IS REVOLVING CREDIT? It's Eaty - Han't Iww it warm* •Mtii attai alaai — U »*
Page 1 and 2: FRIDAYS UNTIL 9 P. M. NG HAIR? MEN
Page 3 and 4: n p i. I , i* ,,.*•:. ,„, VfN t
Page 5 and 6: a F'. ' J/.* i NOW OPEN! ur. EASIER
Page 7 and 8: * It ii too like most professionals
Page 9 and 10: Ikiiif ttetaN? NIW JERSEY BELL TMUI
Page 11 and 12: I ; — MCTIOM THUII THi OelAN CITY
Page 13 and 14: MM 1 — MCTMN ONI v Qbifuaries of
Page 15 and 16: •,*.-•» » • :t i\ Mrs, Jame
Page 17 and 18: • — S1CTION ONI Ride Motor Rim
Page 19 and 20: Human Tool Art teach**, rwUy . Alta
Page 21 and 22: iv* ' -,#,. t:'!-' >«aag4-. tfcnoN
Page 23 and 24: THI MIAN CITY SENTtNEL-LEOOER PUBLI
Page 25 and 26: , • , T7 TNI OCIAN CITY SINTINIL4
Page 27 and 28: S5& -'•' fin Venice Marine Pagean
Page 29 and 30: *' OCSAM crnr raiment For All The P
Page 31 and 32: TNI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER PARK
Page 33 and 34: :. v* • in City Yacht Club Rated
Page 35 and 36: owwar ttowt fcaaiul •%•*aatbers
Page 37 and 38: 'obernqcle o Resume ervices Ocean i
Page 39 and 40: n die summer ftRM may by writing to
Page 41: leu Of founder Wat To Promote Tenni
Page 45 and 46: Am* The Beach the many things the
Page 47 and 48: I C/ioffer and \ • I - - * 7, .5
Page 49 and 50: History l CMy Uaittuuu like to begu
Page 51 and 52: . -* our * fit July Tfce Old House
Page 53 and 54: M I**- ForSlafc k Next Decade sTaa
Page 55 and 56: ftp easfnthn taai i •(« thing vt
Page 57 and 58: - V* «i 1 ft 1 * . I 'W- MaHLewes
Page 59 and 60: CARR'S SHOP 939 Aibury Avenue OPEN
Page 61 and 62: I*;- HEAT OR A HWHf HOUSE THE MODER
Page 63 and 64: "fir out- Ml ft mm fc* Am. no Art,
Page 65 and 66: ft and sometimes it makes us p: US.
Page 67 and 68: # •« •ml ** actual amour ffrly
Page 69 and 70: : J*M t — SKTION THIRTKIN THI OCE
Page 71 and 72: Having JW MIW ercraved m taw or eas
Page 73 and 74: Ceremony Unites /H&S Bianchini And
Page 75 and 76: * * > '• ftTr "'•'••' i5"
Page 77 and 78: *iV, im: •mi 0C1AN CITY MNTINII.4
Page 79 and 80: _ tor Edoaart J ReveD. of MOT Wesle
Page 81 and 82: WINACAB! IHtOM HALLMARKI) BHHLL'S D
Page 83 and 84: First Presbyterian Church, Sunday,'
Page 85 and 86: i 4 — THI AN CITY StNTINf L-LEDGE
Page 87 and 88: .•a - i , :„,, OCCASION Members
Page 89 and 90: TNI OCIAN CITY SINTINILUDOtK IWerTr

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