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PAQE 6 — SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER THURSDAY, APRIL
.Federation Music Festival on Pier WALL SCRAPING
HONORED GUESTS-Mrs. Henry Shaw (left),
chairman of the Music Festival, greets Mrs. Patrick
A. Joyce (center) and Mrs. Robert L. Sethman at the
event held Saturday on the Music Pier.
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A Music Festival of the
Second District, New Jersey
State Federation of Women's
Clubs, was held Saturday afternoon
on the Music Pier: Mrs.
Henry K. Shaw was in charge.
' The, Second District com*
prises 24 dubs from Cape May,
Atlantic and Cumberland
counties. This is the first Music
Festival to be held in eight
years.
The program opened with the
Collect sung by three members
of the Ocean City Colony Club,
Mrs. Dorothy Fredericks, Mrs.
Janet Scioli and Mrs. Dorothy
Raab. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Esther Weil at the
piano. The audience then Joined
in to sing "America".
As this was a special
Bicentennial program, all
music was written by American
composers or was popular
through the nation's history.
Mrs. Shaw introduced Mrs.
Robert L. Sethman, State
Music Chairman, and Mrs.
Patrick A. Joyce, Second
District Vice President, who
were honored guestB.
An original composition was
presented by the Women's
ResearchClubofOceanCity.lt
was a club song with the words
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FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS—Some of the musicians appearing on the
program of the estival took time out to have their photo taken. Left to right are
Rose Haering, of Cape May, Maxine Mathewson, Joanne Elliott, Esther Weil
and Ruth Nevius, all of this city. Counsellor Photos.
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by Keturah Wood and the music Mrs. Weil then followed with
by Iva Appleby Goehring. A
position "Polish Harvest Song" second place. Mrs. Weil sang it
a soprano solo of "I Love Life"
group of Research Club
with words and iriusic by accompanied by Mrs. Haering.
and " 'Til There Was You".
members sang it.
Johanna Ridpath, .of the The Grace Notes of the
The Downbeach Woman's
Mrs. Joanne Elliott,
Women's Community Club of Women's Community Club of
Club of Ventnor presented a
representing the Women's Club
Cape May. She first read the Cape May presented a Salute to
Kitchen Band in a collection of
of Ocean City, played Flute
English translation then, sang Stephen Foster. The songs and
old time popular songs. They
Solos of a Bach "SiciUano" and
the song in Polish ac- research were arranged by
were dressed in red, white and
"A Little Shepherd Music," by
companying herself at the Mrs. Haering who also directed
blue outfits and were directed piano. . • • . and accompanied the group.
Harold Rohleg.
by Barbara Joan Collins.
The Colony Club Glee Club,
A scriptural anthem entitled Narrators were Kay Baker and
Following an intermission
under the direction of Mrs. Weil
"A Woman That Feareth the Virginia Fleming.
when refreshments were
and accompanied by Miss Jane
Lord" was an original com- The program closed with the
served, Mrs. Sethman"
Kyle, sang three familiar
position by Rose Haering of audience singing "America the
presented each participating
songs: "What Would We Do
Cape May, for a quartette or Beautiful."
club with a state certificate.
Without Music". "Lida Rose"
four-part choir. This had been
The afternoon program
with a countermelody of
submitted in state compeition
featured an original com-
"Dream of Now," and "A
last year and was awarded
Wonderful Day Like Today".
As a change of pace Miss
Ruth Nevius, of the Women's Research Lit unit reviews Regency, ICT-10, HLU
Reg. Prict
Club of Ocean City, sang a
collection of Pennsylvania
Dutch songs including "Throw Gore Vidal 's novel 'Burr' 10-GHANNEL SCANNER '189.95
Mama From the Train A Kiss".
She accompanied herself on the Mrs. H.W. Gardiner reviewed strate the blend of classical and
autoharp.
the best seller "Burr," by Gore romantic elements by Leonard IWe Install CB Radios CRYSTALS
Vidal, at the morning session of Bernstein who wrote it ana was
The Civic Club, of Ocean City, the Women's Research Club the first American-born con- and Antennas
Rtg. IN ucfc
presented the Sunbonnet Sues Literature Department last ductor of the New York
in a medley of patriotic songs Thursday in the First United Philharmonic.
and a drill with American flags. Methodist Church.
They wore Colonial outfits with
The next meeting of the
Mrs. Gardiner opened by
bonnets. Mrs. Elizabeth Kirk-
Women's Research Club will be
saying that Vidal is a malicious
patrick performed a sprightly
April 15 at the Flanders Hotel.
wit, irrestible gossip and story
soft shoe dance and Mrs. Rose
"One Hundred Years of
researcher with a "Poison
Emerson was soloist Miss Kyle
American Pressed Glass" will
Pen." He says the Bicentennial
was director and accompanist
be discussed by Mrs. Pauline
is^no time to. celebrate. We
Highlight of the programwas ,'
Bassettof MJJJyUte. Members
Ukld ytf^rtil 1n-
a classical oaUdMtott* Mis..,
are welcome to bring glass fis>
Maxine Mathewson, of the
t|*!lntt> ^S ''
Women's Research Chib of our ruined environment'*
Ocean City. She chose Mrs. Gardiner then told of the Golden Age Club
American composers' works of
TRADING
book "Burr" which opens in
the 20th century: "Reverie," by 1833- It is the private Journal of hears of Center
Bernard Hamblen, and theCharles
S. Schuyler, a clerk and
well-loved "Ah! Sweet Mystery protege of Aaron Burr and the Mrs. Ann Zabora, of the Cape
of Life," by Victor Herbert only fictitious character in the May County Office on Aging,
Mrs. Jean Ridgeway ac- novel.
was program guest of the
42nd* LANDIS AVENUE
companied at the piano. The speaker reported that Golden Age Club meeting
Vidal destroys our national Tuesday afternoon in the Youth
heroes. He has Burr say that Center-
Washington was an excellent Mrs. Zahora talked on the
politician who had no gift for new senior cititens' building
warfare. If either Gates or Lee being erected at 33rd st. and
had been in command the war Bayav. She told of the facilities
would have ended three years which will be available there
sooner.
and of the program plans.
Burr was a successful At the business meeting the
lawyer, always lived beyond his revised by-laws were read and
means and on the highest scale. discussed. Hostesses for the
His trial for treason was told in month of April are Josephine
detail as well as most of the Sparks, Lil Rogers, Helen
details of his life.
Bassinger, Gussie Clements
Mrs. John J. Stevens,.Music and Eva Scheidnass.
chairman, gave thumbnail Madeline Terry was
sketches of the American In- welcomed as a visitor. Seventystitutions
of Musk at the afeight members attended.
ternoon session. She told about
the conservatories and colleges
Begiis Fri., April»
that turn out musicians whose
technical equipment is second
to none anywhere.
AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP
Mrs. Stevens spoke briefly Miss Lizann M. Harrigan,
about Leonard Bernstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Foster (America's Edward F. Harrigan of
first melodist), Lowell Mason Philadelphia and 408 Waverly
(composer of many familiar blvd.. this city, has been
hymns and church music), awarded a Presidential Merit
Samuel Barber and Virgil Scholarship to St. Joseph's
Thompson.
College in Philadelphia. She is
currently a senior at Gwynedd-
A selection from "West Side Mercy Academy, Gwynedd
Story" was played to demon- Valley Pa.
April 12Hi
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THURSDAY. APRIL 8, If76
TODAY (Thursday) .
Concert by JShippensbura
State College Concert Band, 8
p.m. in the high scbooi..' :'
mv Club meeting, 8
p.nj. in the home of Joanne
Elliott, 118 : Pinnacle rd.
Literature program.
Sarah Circle of the First
United Methodist Church
Mitch Point Duplicate
Bridge game, 7:30 p.m. hi the
American Legion Hall, 14th st
. and Raven av.
Sotoptimist Club dinner
mee^tg, 6:30 pan. at Harry's
Inn,-Somers Point.
Ferguson^ogUq Pott 6680
VFW meeting, 8 p.m. , .
Chapter 88 OBS meeting, 8
p.m. •- . •
Exchange > Club dinner
meeting, 6:30 p.m. at Chichi'*
in Somers Point.
Ocean City Card Club games,
meeting, l?.:30 p.m. in7:15
p.m. In the Youth Center.
''
Ocean City.Male Chorus
Colony Club Literature rehearsal, 7:30 p.m. on the
Department meeting, 1 pjn. in Music Pier.
the home of Mrs. H J. Eggly,
336fnfetrd.
Pride of Ocean City Lodge
IBPOE of W meeting, 8 p.m. In
the Etts HaD, 618 Bay av.
Ro^try Club dinner meeting,
6:30 p.m. at Chlchi's in Somers
Point
Ocean City Card Club games,
7:lSp,m. in the Youth Center.
United Methodist
meeting, li a.m.
Shutfleboard
party; 7:30 p.m.
First
Church
Club card
Ocean City Lodge 171 F and
AM meeting, 8 p.m.
TOMORROW (Friday)
Natona Council Degree of
Pocahontas meeting, 8 p.m. in
the American Legion Hall.
Ocean City Duplicate Bridge
game,. 8 p.m. in the Bridge
Center, 349 West av.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Women's Club rummage sale
at 813 8th st. opening both days
at 9 a.m. -''
Society
sale In the rear of Tom's ,
1018 Asbury av. Friday 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m; Saturday 10 a.m. to 2.
SATURDAY
Happy Hooters dance, 8:30
p.m. on the Music Pier.
Ocean City High Scbooi f-wfln
Club first amualYard Sale at
Memorial Field, St •
> City High ««b«J
first annual Yard 8
Memorial 1 Field, 5th st and
Ocean av.,io a.m. to 4 pjn. In
caseof raialt will beheldin the
high school cafeteria.
Sarah Stlttwell Chapter DAR
teal p.m. at the home of Mr*. J.
Hilary Smith, 137 Wesley av.
Sewing and cooking students
from Ocean City High School
SUNDAY .
Ocean City High School Class
*5l reunion committee meeting;
8 p.nLJn the home of Mr. and
Mrs. franklin Wffliams, 13M
Pleasure av. All interested in
helping are Invited.
Ocean City Duplicate Bridge
8 p.m. in the Bridge
, 349 West av.
MONDAY
Kindergarten registration for
those; living north of 9th at,
noon to 3 p.m. at the Primary
School.
Colony Club meeting, 8 p.m.
in the high school cafeteria.
Program on self defense for
women.
ACA meeting, 8 p.m. hi the
Primary School. Stephen
Cicala will speak on the MUA
Shriners Nomads meeting,
U:30 a.m. in Plymouth Inn.
Visiting Homemskers Home
Health Aide Association Board
of Directors meeting, noon at
PortOCall.
Greater Ocean City Jaycees
meeting, 8 p.m. in the Sandbar.
rShuifleboard
parly, 7:30 p.m.
Italian
meeting,
Columbus
av.
Club card
coming events
.Knights of Columbus Morgan-iRanck
meeting, 8 p.m. in St. American Legion
Augustine's rectory. •
meeting, 8 p.m. :
Women's Regular
Republican Chib< meeting, 8
p.m. in the Youth Center.
United Methodist Women of
First Church meeting, 8 p.m,
Ocean City Duplicate Bridge
8 p.m. m the Bridge
, 349 West av.
Auxiliary of Shore Memorial
workshops, 10 a.m. in the Youth
Center.
Zntrin
maty
8 p.m.
American Club FMBA meeting, 8 p-m. at-the
7:30 p.m. in the 9th st flrehouse.
Club, 927 Simpson
TUESDAY
"Tales of New Jersey" Bell
Telephone Company color film,
8 p.m. on the second floor at 409
Wesley av., sponsored by the
Ocean City Historical Museum.
No charge.
Kindergarten registration for
those living south of 9th st,
noon to 3 p.m. hi the Primary
School.
Charter Study Commission
meeting, 7:30 p.m. in the
Primary Scbooi.
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors and
members meeting, noon at
Port-OCaU.
St. Augustine's School
Bicentennial Play Festival by
the fifth, sixth and seventh
grade drama' students, 7:30
p.m. in the scbooi hall. Public
invited.
Match Point Matinee
Duplicate Bridge in the
American Legion HaD, 14th at
and Havenav. Lunch 11:45 a.m.
Game 13:30 p.m.
Senior Citixens Advisory
Committee meeting, 10 an. in
City HaD.
Hotel, Motel and Restaurant
• Association meeting, 8 p.m. in
the Youth Center.
WEDNESDAY
Good Counsel Leisure Club
meeting, 1 p.m. hi the social
hall, 40th st and Central av.
Mayor B. Thomas Wakunan.
guest speaker. Ladies bat
display.
Christian Women's Club
meeting, 12:30 p.m. at Mac'a
Restaurant, Somers Point
Spring fashion show
Kiwania Club
meeting, 12:15
Plymouth ten.
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Auxiliary
Free diabetes and blood
pressure detection clinic, l to 3-,
p.m. hi the American Legion
Hall, 14th st and Haven av.
Women's ' Cooperative
League meeting, noon hi the
Youth Center.
Chew Club meeting, 7:30
p.m. in theShuffleboard
clubhouse.
NEXT THURSDAY
Gamma Chapter Omega
Lambda Pal meeting, 8 p.m. hi
the home of Mrs. Helen Klock.
Bridge game, 7:30 p.m. In the
American Legion Hall, 14th st
and Haven av.
Rotary Club dinner meeting,
6:30 p.m. at Chichi's in Somers
Point
Ocean City Card Club
7:15 p.m. in the Youth
National Association of
Retired Federal Employees
Chapter 1468 meeting, 2 p.m. at
Our Lady of Good Counsel hall,
40th st. and Central av. Social
hour 1:30 p.m.
Thougfitjbtthe week
The Rev. Charles L. Wood, Ed.D.
As we read in books about the
^great men and women of this
' world, or even as we watch the
fictional heroes and heroines of
mes, - the soap operas, it sometimes
iter. seems as though these people
live lives which are simply
filled with momentous
situations, crisis after crisis
successfully met, challenge
after challenge to keep Idleness
of mind and spirit fully awake
and alert. By contrast, our own
. ,_ lives seem dull and monotnous,
Shuffleboard Club card and we wonder what we have
party, 7:30 p.m. done wrong that living should
Women's Day Service $&??& truth of the
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
even for very
Senior Citisens Medicare Guest and Apartment House
Assistance, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 Association meeting, 8 p.m. hi
p.m. hi the Youth Center. the Youth QenterTEIection of
officers. •
Alcoholics Anonymous
meeting, 8:30 p.m. in the
Episcopal Parish HalL 30th st
and Bay av.
.' Alanon meeting, 8:30 p.m. in
St John's Lutheran Church,
10th tt and Central av.
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The 65th Annual Women's days, days to be lived according
Day services will be held all to rule and practice in the hope
day Sunday, April 11, at St. that when the days of Im-
yyi'fflwtlnB of RAM James AME Church, 7th st and portance do come, the
Chapter 47, 7:30 p.m. Haven av.
discipline, and the inner
Speaker at the ll a.m. service strength will be there to meet
Women's Research Club will be the Rev. Overweese them. The theory of constant-
meeting, 1:30 p.m. in theSewell
from St. James AME crisis living is almost totally an
Flanders Hotel. Mrs. Pauline Church in Atlantic - City. His illusion, in the real world.
Bassett will speak on "Onetopic
will be "The Spoken The ordinary days of life are
Hundred Years of American Word." Dinner will be served. given to us for just that reason,
Pressed Glass."
The Rev. Louis A.D. Davis is They are the i times i
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Venture Club meeting, 8 p.m. chairman of the day's program wecan quietly and purposefully
and Mrs. B. Woodard is co-. build our spiritual strength and
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