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'National Bank of Ocean City »« Resort Bank ^33PNALBANK CITY ••-.£%'• ... . ^ ..._. ,_ (Mb. Boxler feJi. of Italy Spmak* Radiatoi wmm MORTGAGE FUNDS PREWAR FLAVOR RichardB. Fax 8 •. ip, until tWm Prosecutor Lauds Criminal Law Mallory HATS OCEAN CttY SENTINEUXDCER Atmmd forum* Take Cooper to Mm Thmj TO© TOCOH TO MAW Somm Shortcuts Rfcrt UJ, Ruk. ft MM Mw mum M* inmm them in thl* country are thus who Inspection of local building oper —-.—.— UKUagM «,. us _ n complex tint -thai «b- ab- aUoJ1J eut M U» th eely l people l who h em «tudy »**• to use then. sShS SSKmaff ""o- - » » determine determine ^nether whether bbuild •« •*• PWmr with federal «l*uon», wUl be made at IrregSS tench Chinese, be sjUd. Internal* here from now on, Buildln Cm. Sell declared * Inspector H. B. Oooper reported. V.F.W. Joins in He DM received notice to that bXttalt WaS •««' '"m «* Civilian Production to leari itan AdmlnlMmtton. whieh will make iMtaorkl Rites btaU. the inspections inspectlona and Mia has ha* authority authori to S Several attempts have been made *°P construction of any poj Merges With Leg- Mi-Pgglto Post. Veterans of Wan, recently organized in , „. _^__, Legion •pMUBceA this nek, J VJ.W, WUJ provide the firing and, MM the teflon, will the Music Her at 8:15 , ~ m Camp around, where two organisations will Join with " — HMary oiub, which an IMMMltldM of rat Wen M memorials dWtft aw not M shfe to frll to to S *°P construction of any project he said, to simplify the language by m m r wftv that b tn f Several attempt* have been made he said, to simplify the lutguace by violation of eondenslnt it into rei»ti%ljfew the restrictions, eharaeten] or trjlni to evolve a new Mr - Cooper also was advised by form of alphabet, but none has th * »«*»i*glfe OBBlfUo CASH Evap.Milk *r S« Com StwA Wi MYW00D PRKS ai Asbary Iw VtsUU S PHIHTIBC S«i«rtBd Firm TOMATOES ^ Laurence I, Stodem Csllophan*, gî Becked »*• 1520 Asbury Avenue Vhmm O.C. II LEMONS cJS&. 2 - 25c Electrical Contracting 25c AH typM of Hectrittl hutaUatioii., Repair mi Service. 22 Yi —COMMERCIAL— WALK-IN BOXES and FBEEZEBS DAIRY BOXES FROSTED FOU» CABI DISPLAY CASKS TnoTvm WAI-K-IN DUO-THHW OH. WATKlTiSlI 0 CaUforaia Avocado Pears —* »*o Iceberg Lettuce lb 12c Frigidaire gtors Rangea *?* HEH, foP NEW PEAS "«•" «nd ReHfeniter. T Pall ÎEIIVES taa« Palmer frf Y. ROLET mnd tvap. Peackei » 35c Red Cabbage V 18c 22c t Primiyni Salet^ Malckei Is 10c le»-O-Pi»e ^ ff 29e OLDSMOB1LE 19A«bury Aw, __&!, 1819— Ph. Dallclou* PEANUT ,. COMPLETE SERVICE TITLE INSURANCE ^CHELSEA TITLE Mid BUTTER GUARANTY COMPANY *>f B.tloo.l , Nr 3O BEETS -Wft M..* * IOC UMI KRAUT Mowen Studio ANGE JUICE - roitmsa 0. D. HACKNEY Iiicc • ^ 2Sc Um Juice 931 N tttni of MrvloA Wi£h IMUMAAQM vbA Lear Optimiatic On thm Gubernatorial Battlmfront have partielpntod in annb. hiatOff- Over County Home maklng accompUthmenta." Mwrinr- Prospects are fairly good that Ing the program of the 1M4~M leg. the county will reeeivtf federal a»- Hoffman Seen Driscoll Lauds lslaUve aesalona, DriM»U «M: sistance in construction of the pro- •The record ahowa the fullett poa- Kilvedlni Soy* Othen Should posed new welfare home on the Ible appreciation for the State'! ra~ yaaia." copnty farm property. Freeholder Hope of Veterans 3 Legislatures sponslblllty ln tha war effort, tt Copy Our Example Lawrence M, Lear reported Wednes- demonstrates national teaderahlp In day. the establishment of a oomprahen* mm. Ocean Olty'i ordinance requiring win Ruk if 'Enacted Sound, He told the board, meeting at persons with criminal records . _to Court House, that he had received He LOMI, Warning Progresrive L make their presence known to thea letter from a publie Works Ad- police, is regarded highly by theministration official advising him Outcome of the New Jersey pri- Alfred E. Drlseoll, candidate for county's now prosecutor. Harry Ten- that when necessary legislation Is mary election contest between col, the Republican nomination for Gov- ••nbHum. us a means of helplni keep passed by Congress the Oape May Harold o, Hoffman and ABO Comernor. Wednesday lauded the record the county free of undesirables. County project will be near the top missioner Alfred I, Drlseoll will de- of the New Jersey Legislature dur- Prosecutor Teiienbaurn, in a let. of the list. termlne whether the veterari vote ing the past three years. He said G. I. GEORGE ter to Chief of police Robert J. will have any future Influence, Plans already have been drawn the "accomplishments of the Re Lackey this week, stressed! the nec- for a 01-bed institution to relieve That observation was made in publican p majority rty during rig this ev essity of law enforcement officers overcrowding of the present county Oamden by Edward J. Quintan, entful tfl per p riod, , und under er th the t leadership l d hdpi taking every precaution this sum- farm. chairman of the legislative commit- of f GGovernor Walter Wlt l E. Edge, Ed will ll Watchmaker mer "to maintain the excellent re. The freeholders appropriated tee of the VFW and active in Am- distinguish the last three Legisla- putation this county hears through- $10,000 last year and SftOOOO this erican Legion affairs, tures for all time," formerly with out the state in its freedom from year for the project, and hope to re- "The veterans familiar wlih pol. serious crime." Driscoll declared "the number of celve iioo.ooo frcm the federal gov- itlcs linbw that the hopes of all ex- sound, progressive measures passed J. E. CAUDWELL & COMPANY Regarding the criminal registra. ernment.servicemen depend upon the elec- in the last three years is truly am- an_ordinance he had this to say: tion of Oolonel Hoffman," Quinlan aiing." He warned, however, tha "The ordinance adopted by your declared, "There are some reaction- "many of the good laws which have municipality requiring persons with ary politicians who also know this. been enacted would be nullified by Now Open for BUMMM criminal records from without the They are anxious to see the veter- the election of my opponent, Mar- stale to register upon their entry 11 Resorters ans low so that then they would be old Hoffman, who in his current into your city, has been found to be in a position to say: 'The veteran campaign is roundly criticizing some Rrpair Srrvicr on All Make Watchet of great value in removing undeslr- vote doesn't mean anything,' of the most important measures In abies and affords an additional op- the notable program of the past on New Juries portunity to observe those persons "The candidacy of Hoffman three years." Drlseoll added; 3rd 9f«OOR — NATIONAL BANK with known criminal records," means that every veteran is repre- Mr. Tenebaum also addressed let- Court Term to sented on the Republican Primary "For my part, if nominated in the Phone 1W Ml A8BORY AV ballot, and if he does not east that coming primary election and subseters to a number of other county Open May 14 ballot he will find foes of his best quently elected governor, 1 shall cammunltles, suggesting that, they interests In office. This is not mere- look forward to a most enjoyable consider adoption of a slmllur or- Ocean Oity is lightly represented ly a contest. It is a real test and It dinance. • on the new list of grand and petit will have an important bearing on The local law was Invoked only Jurors for the spring term of coun- the future of every New Jersey man last month to send a man with a ty t and woman who served ln the arm- lengthy police record to the county The panels, drawn Wednesday by ed forms," jail for six months. Several other Jury Commissioners Taylor and nearby communities are understood Powell, include five resorters for la he considering adoption of a sim- possible grand jury duty and six ilar measure, which gives police an Too Late to Classify for tlie petit Jury. I'xtru "club" to wield over those] Judge A. J. Cafiero, who was pres iigamst whom no other charges can ent for the drawing, announced LOST—Umbrella in Murphy's store tie proved. that the new court term will open Wednesday, at curtain counter May 14. Reward if returned to 1 E. 10th Phone 1882. __i Local members of the grand Jury panel are! ACME Empl Employment Agency, B, Btel Lewis O, Hlpkins, retiredj Charles ler. Proprietor. M17 W. Column!, Man, Woman Up ay,, Philadelphia, phone Premoni K, Thurston, merchant: Qeorge g B, IM7 or Stevenson OiSO. Best select Groff, banker: Jennie T, Powell help, white and colored, Bay work housewife, William Niblette, part time cooks, eliambermaids, on Motor Charge builder. waitresses, 6-14 Chosen for the petit jury are; SALE—Wardrobe trunk; also smal Ziz-Zagging Car Robert Hsrbaugh, merchant steamer trunk, Williams, SOS 3re Florence Jeffries, housewife:. Mor- at, _ S-f Attracts Police ton Leach, superintendenti Paul lALE=Two double beds, complete Hayes, merchant: Mary E, Ewan, mahogany dining room suited 214 Attracting the attention of police saleslady, and Ethel West, house. central av, _ 5-' because their ear was proceeding in wife. BALE—Lady's man-tailored gre. £ig*Eag fashion, a man and woman all-wool slack suit, zippered closing, were arrested on serious motor ve- two pockets, two estra pair slacks. hicle law chants at 8 a.m. Monday, State-Aid Paving slae 18, Phone 0182-W, S-r Mrs, Mary King* of the Brighton- SALE—One Antique, straight chaii Atlantic apurtmerits, was booked for 62 p.c. Finished and rocker to match: odd pieces driving while under the influence of fine chinaware, 4Dg Atlantic av, The current $10,000 state-ald Phone 0079-W,^ B-3 of liquor and driving without a li- street paving program was 02 per cense. The owner of the car. Wil- BALE—BureauT wicker set, dlnlni cent completed on Wednesday, Oity liam Haeberle, 51, resident of theEngineer William H, Colllsson, Jr., room suite, 1025 Central av, 5- same building, was charged with advised the commissioners. A % m e freeJer, capacity 6 cu lowing an unlicensed driver to op- ft. Immediate delivery. Located in He said that if the weather is not Ocean Oily, Write or call evenings erate the machine. unfavorable the paving should be O. A, Allen, Falrview rd,, Narberth t Patrolmen Smith and Young completed in seven more working P Pa. Ph, Ph Cynwyd C d 1972, 1972 8* 8- trailed the ear and stopped it ondays. SAIJE—T 6-room and bath ap- the Ocean City-lomers Point boulartments. separate hot watei evard. They said their attention was PON PRICE ON LEAVE heaters, nicely furnished, central tt called to the car by its erratic Lt. (jg) Donald Price on Monday everything. Immediate qccupaney course and the fact that it struck left the Banana River Naval Air parage and Frigidalre, $8,000, 11» a glancing blew to the curb rail of Station in Florida and is sehedul. Bay av, _ 5-r the Rainbow channel bridge. ed to arrive here Monday with his SALE=used lawn mowers, Li.nitei wife, and d/MiShter for a week's vis- quaiiti|y, _ Reconditioned an it with his parents. Mr, and Mrs. slmrperiSB, Ready to use; also out Pass Stop Streets; board Clinton B. Price. On the way jiorth bad mtr motor and adIB-ft, boat. Phi B Boas, SOS S Bay av, SS-; he stopped at Chattanooga, Tenn Two Pay $5 Each pp BALE—5-ft, glass "show casf, 2 glas stop street violations cost two to visit his brother, Robert, and shelves, good condition, $18, S304 motorists tS each In police court, family. Asbury av. ' 5f Saturday, SALE—All steel clothes cabinet Hubert P, Bowes, 22, of Ventnor, Homer Discharged fl9"x24"K2p", double door, shelf foi paid Judge Howard Warren that hats, etc, brown finish, il.BO, Prl Edward J, Homer, 341 Bay av,, vate hmily, 14M Asbury av, S-J amount as a fine, and Newton B, was honorBbly discharged from Na- SAIitS^MapIc llvins room suite, $40. Shimp, 18, of Bridgeton, forfeited 18 val service last week at Lido Beach, maple 6-piece dinette. $39: S-pe ball for nan-appearance, N,Y,, after having been in uniform breakfast set. 111; steel wardrobe more than three years. closet, double doors $12: nigh stee! Mrs, Prances Lees, who has been dish cabinet it: coil spring glider, in Miami, Hi,, for the past two ROAD TO SUCCESS S19: electric iron. S3: maliogany end years, has returned to Ocean Oity "How did Jones get ahead so fast table, $S; kitchen sink, complete $S, and Is now residinB at 1112 Asbury In politics?" 11S4 Bay iyu __^_"__ "Well, every time someone threw o brickbat at him, he made a step- READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS ping stone of It." M.E.BLATTCO. Blpri DM 4.1111 Blatt's Tested Quality Suits nie Mine superb quality Oat hu node Uieae a*Ma i*iii All woo', naater- 43e taUand of tarn eUUinter vMMada, In afaifle Now Gmt and OMdrie-tHHted nodeto Ckeeie W 23e I Ci«a* nlnw, «t*y» aad brtmrn. In tlna M to «, LOT 5-r » * Y^tju «et a better job and save moiey 4«ca 1 • OUT merhaiilca are F«clory-Tr»lned ud lure years of Ford ^know-hew^ 2. We use Ford-Approved Service Melfasdh 3. We use Genuine Ford Paris—thry il right, work righli tail longer. 4t We oM'Ford Kquipmeni—npcciallj designed lo service Ford ears •.. at low coal. ^^^Mf WMW WwHB SALfc—-All hearequipment for deli Drive In for a cheek-Op and catch little troubles eatessen and luncheonette, in use before they grow BIG I Quick service. 3 months. Sacrifice, IS Bleelman ay,, Northfleld, N, J, Ph, Pleasantville 021-M, ,^6-r BALE—Bucket.a-tfay stove and 30 gallon boiler, $10, including a coal Let Us Give You An Estimate! msle and some stove pipe. Phone :._ fcâljaee. 1B3»-B-11, 6-3 •a*y farms if «U«lr»d BAtn—30-gal. boiler and side ami gas heater, IIS, good condition Lenox Apartments. 1th St. and Atlantle av, _ S-S G: KUITO dd. BJteHAJrtJE: Bchobi teaelier" wil exchange services as hostess, ho. tel clerk, shopkeeper, etc, for use of small apartment, preferably on GUy around floor. Box 4833, Sentinel. Ledger, S-3 POUR colleg¥leniors, Florida State, desire summer employment, wait, resses, general office work, ejtperL. eiiced. Good references. Box 788, r, S,O,W,, Tallahassee, Fla. 5-10 REFINED dependable woman would like position as hostess Jor room- Ing house or apartments, Experlenc. ed. Small salary or commission. Ph. Hilltop^ 8033. S-3 ALBOojivirMB^ marine motor. International IB h,p,, 80 per cent reverte, instrument nanel, 16-lnch nropellor. perfect condition, $125. 2bumer Florence oil stove, perfect condition, 118, i year old. 042 Haven ^»h O W i - W , S - 3 ^ SALE—Small 3-burrier „ Ford - Mercury - Lincoln Owners! with oven, $15; 3 top leers, 80-,_. capacity, all metal, ilO: one kitchen cabinet ili; single and double beds, gome with coil springs: kltch- Ford Motor Company Hat Just Made Available an en ilBkj 20 inches wide, $10, Hanif inn. 916 Wesley av.. Phone 1238, M SALS—Two larie top leers,T $10 and ilBi bed springs and mattresses, living room table: dining room table complete with pad and extra Owner's Service Certificate table leaves; oil heater. All reasonably priced, 423 Asbury av., tint floor front, ." _B-8 BALK—Chairs. 48 posture built chain, new, suitable for restau rani, office, classroom or lodge, K nif ton, 916 urnlshed Wesley rooms av. Phone .„ 13 1 Span. Hot and cold wat: M* ' ^ mMmSkm k ^^^p^ •t mtama- Munka to CBAVKNBITING. ma ewdmln prwwH. $6.50 to $10 ara^Tp rmrwei, aliwlth ovens. Bee Bertram Sehwarts, 10th and BawdmlkgJIjhm.Jo 4 p,m.__ tf furniture, Qsll m Friday. 4 B. llth.rt. 3AIiTH—Wfating stove. Gap&ble of 1 Atlantic av. . _ S-i ' J ••- ----- --'g Sari limda_ Entitling You to 10 Lubrications and Service Maintenance Operations for *10 —GOOD ITNT1I, Lubrication Factory Supervised — Bring Your Facd BMX|] EDW.6.KI ciM,
•Mm—• FROSTED FOODS Thorp TE * W# Have PiwhaMd An Entire _^ CARLOAD by the ed chlUI sand bucket with flow Pinna were announced this week MM, Slingluid and Mte. Muriel Feature of the morning Milan of the church, , ltf t en attanbed. There akv were sev public card party to take Orunld R f h par one of the out- era! (nation, that were the fa**. benefit the Ocean pity OW Bnuts, ' ««««, Ignts, conducted by Mrs, Leonard O. activities of th* Urn abort half a century arc iTlthU f fcth Mrs. Gloria Woodruff Holland received a prl*e as the mother with the youngest baby, and Mrs. Olwin Inm • t • .,, Clubs ,,. Lodges W(i i Rowlesi* well an the Draper way* to unUy Relations will - - • - - • • - i take place nest Wednesday, May 8. Li the old court house building, at I Court House. The meetini will start luues of the local [ HAS LABGEST FAMILY — a» on the air — were or- Mrs. Helen Booth qualified far thr 1 to those admitting as the mother of the largest In this case, two family, and Mrs. Frances Clifford Ided, both of them I recognized as the youngest pemoo-1 grandmother te. sens from Qsllfaroia by air Other prtie winners included Tin flrat antaU want Person living the longest distance from the church, Mrs. James M Monaghan. Jr.. Somers Point Sunshine lady. Mrs. Hazel Ouycr; Youngest mother. Mrs Olorta Holland; I atee»| proud In the variety and originality I Richard Nearest Voss birthday. April 30. M 1 h *^T|M Iwti worn to the breakfast, after Nearest binthdjH Mn\ 2 Ml that prizes would /Gertrude Hughes ring, Mrs Helen Broil in, Penon living nearest the elm Mrs. Oeorge Wschcr FBEACirER, MOST PATIENT Most patient po-son «[ Hurrv Attractive GARDEN SECTION! 2-FamiIy Apt, FOOD nnunully attractive two. MARKET ——•-•"—• m One apartnHBl is antUUo for aeeapney by BUT •*— -. If Mated, bttar.ta- ATLAJmC AV. ' fLMO, Bat water beat, rou*nlee s ThoniM W. ' 306 . 7th St. MOULD 611 Eighth St. Photv MILK LAST CALL!! DAIRY PRODUCTS U d TwitcheU, of South president of the Ne tress. A playlet from the book "rMddy Lonelcgs'. wrltter by pupils of the Sea Isle eighth grade, was presented in the afternoon by a group of pu pils, Wlllard B. Matthews, county school superintendent, spoke briefly and pledged support of his offiee to P-T A work. Mr. and Mrs James On and children, 331 Wesley av.. returned Monday from a week's visit in Oonneetieut. " All Interested women are invited W aitend. Those attending may bring their sandwiches for lunch and a bevera«e and dessert wUJ be Do You Have. HOUSE or LOT To SeU or Rent? USI IT WITH Irwin Nicholson 047 Centra] Ave. Ilenptnmii! Made Metal Venetian Blinds ALL BLINDS H)E TO ORPEB WINDOW SHADES ^SPHALTTILE UNOLEUM ARMIGER and McKEEN 2033 Atlantic Ave, ATLANTIC Cm 1 poean o Mwne i-mu or O.C, Ww-W FEU n Miii Mfawglile to Marry Navy Man EatenalullMi then ordnance man Termll* Control ule, after whieh he re- Oallfomla, then visited nd later returned to Oc- £?Rowlei, daughtor of_ Mrs, l In 1M4, w«s Blveii In mar. 1& her maternal grandfather, , Bubosque, of National fcrfc. man was Henry Howies, brothtr. MUs Lillian Pry ^d of hoaor, »d I U Pat- Hltott was bride«naid, CENTRAL AVE3. . bride'! wedding costume was i.eolDred travellni suit, with "J"he i»» WILDWOOD, Hf, J, te match, sue wore a mntt* AND — Fkeu 184 — £ Qpefted Ueme af GREETING CARDS and NOVELTIES Mother's Day Cards JOHN'S 613 . 8th Street Ocean City, N, J. t S < Fine Bayfront Home IH«I d«k . Mater and • rQntage - large lot » • three baths . ante- quarter, ever garam beat - perfect condition • P^ 1 Sannin- Mrs. Struble «t County SeMion Heads Research A group of O N U ' W wsmeq participated TrmmJar night in a, Club Women Ekrt Cape May County raftr of Ule Daub of America. NewOffkm V". Clyde W, Otroble I D rtected president at the Women» Be. leareh Club last Thuraday night at a meeting at the tame of Mn. Norman V, •argent, M Ocean rd. Others elected wer^; Vice president, Mrs, Jay I. Mecray; tnaaurer, Mn, Edwin n. Stiles: recordlnn secretary. Mn, Robert J. Lackey; aqrrMponding iecreUry. Mn, Marie •helloopei trustees, Mn. Stirling w, Ogla and M», Henrr 9, Cooper. AU off ten will serve two yean. The club decided to sponsor a ewd party some time during the summer to raise funds for welfare purposes. Miss Adelaide Stauffer entertain, ed with a biographical talk on Walt Whitman, who siu described as the greatest American poet because of EUBINA P. MIRAGLILO his ability to describe so well the prosaic things about him, Bhe also Mr. and Mrs. Nick MlniflUo, 839read four Whitman pwmj. "What Haven av., announce the engage- Is the OrtMfl", "Alone on the ment and forthcoming; marriage of Mountain," "When Violets In the their daughter. Rublnu Patricia, to Door Yard Bloom," and "A Child Herman W. Smith, aviation ord- Don Forth Every Day," nanoenian (3c). U.8.N., of Bessemer. Mr), Kathertne Halnes presented Ala. an Interesting review of the book Mits Mlraglllo attended the Oc- "They Were Strong and Oood." by ean City sclioola. The wedding will Robert Lawson, take PIBM early In June and the • • • DsSMoori, at the organ, couple wUl reside here for the sum- the wedding mareh and aemer, Former Resort Girl nled the ceremony. • • * AMeeliUon tollowed at the brlde'i after which the young couple Pocahontas Plan Wed in Wildwood A double ring wedding ceremony a five-dBy wedding trip to Fall Trip to N, Y, was performed at WUdwood Thurs- BUBLBY SANNINO day alMrnoon when Miss Mary Uw rowwiLl reside temporarily at Members of Natoni Council. De. Mr, and Mrs. Rank J. Sanntno, the Drenel IrutltuM of Technology, lae Bcull. youngest dauihter of Mr. the bride's home and she will re- gree of Poahpntas, planned Friday and Mrs. Howard T. •oull, of Ocean 308 6th g(,, announce the engage- Philadelphia, Mr, DIOrio. recently jane her work with the Telephone night to take a group trip to NewView, formerly of Ocean City, wasment of their daughter, Shirley, to discharged from the Marine Corps. Oo,, until their permanent plans are York City in the fall." Is attending Rutgers University. united to Edmund a Jackson, Jr., Joseph DlOrlo, son of Mr. andtMn, teMd It was tentatively decided to New Bruniwlck. ion of Bdmund O. Jaekson. of Wild Fied DiOilo. of Semen Point, charter a bus for the occasion, and wood. No date hu been set for the wed- to spend several days in the met. Rev. Mr. peek, of the First Bap. Miss BannlBo to now attending ding. ORDER EARLY FOR •CAD TOE CLASSIFIED ADS ropolis visiting places of interest. tut Church of WUdwood, officiat- Funds to finance the trip will be ed at S:30 p.m. raised by a series of benefit ev- iis Lola willim, of Philadelphia, ents. The first of these will be awas maid of honor; the bridesmaldi Mrs, Mecray b Offshore Couple WHY LET rummage sale in the near future, at were MUs Mildred Bhock and Miss HAIR ON a location to be announced later. Hazel Jordan, also of that city. The Soroptimist Talk best man was Richard oropp, of Married Here YOUR FACE WUdwood, and ushers were George Mar Your Vnur guests mil appreciate Shaffer, WUdwood, and Gordon Buchcr to Sp««k Mary Sannino Bride Appearance? having their visits with you Hutchlnson. Philadelphia, briefly reported In The Sentl- Slsty-ftve guests atMnded R re- •t May MMUH( of Franeia Poluc net-Leflger's "INramals". Vour ception that followed the ceremony, mm ielts, C9BH lm SB* let •• |iV*' friends also wUl anprecUte news Mn, Rachel Mecray, representing at the home of the bride. St, Augustine's R. O. church, ISth trill ttwlnmt. of your visits and other scllvl the Children and Youth Division of it, and Wesley av.. was the scene After a short honeymoon in New MAY 12th no tin, Tclenhone 0304 or mall the New Jersey Council of Religious of a pretty wedding Sunday when Yort, the couple wUl reside in Phil, your news In The Sentinel .Led- Education, was guest speaker Miss Mary sannino, daughter of udelphia. Frida MeUentin Van get. As evlden of sood faith, Thunday night at a social meeting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saiinioo. of • • • sign your tune. It will not be of the Soroptimist club of Cape Tuekahoe, became the bride of Snapdragons Ms BlnmloflM published. May County, at Plymouth inn, rrancis Pqlise, son of Mr. and Mrs, Sorority Conducts Ni Asbiay Ave, phone «41I Trtlng as her topic, "We WhoPrank Polise, of Belleplain. Carnations Roams White Elephant Sale Serve," she painted out that per- Hev. B. B. Doyle officiated at J * »»Jsh- Potted Plant, Rmd Bemuim L)/&tT YQUK 8£AUTV PARLOU TH/S WEEK Members of Omega Lambda Psi son* interested in their community p.m. The wedding was followed by l Tint Une (his property ha. sorority participated in a White Ele- can be inspired and stimulated by a reception at the home of the been offered for aol Pottery Gifts — Gifts That Grow phant Sale Tuesday night, at theseeing the kindly deeds of others, bride, who Is a niece of Frank J. [IIMMtMttMt»UIHttl» home of Mrs. Alfred Moyer, 2nd it, "Where we stand, and who weSannino, Ocean city plumbing in- In most hHuurul m. and Central av, are, determine the things we see," specter. KcUon of resort. Oooleal Mrs. Dorothy Lee auctioned sev- she said, "but our Individual degree > O l g " CLAIRE ALEXANDER eral dozen articles not wanted by of service depends upon elrcum- The bride was attended by Miss their original owner*, but which, sSsraces and positions," , Florence Sannino as mala of honor, ind Mrs, Julius Sannino^ Mrs, Jack Really one of the finest proper brought competitive bidding from "H was announced that John O, tie* in ©ee»n city, FHHN^- SALON •" Bajlnlno, MrsL Frank Polise and others. Proceeds went into the weU Buoher, of 81006 Harbor, former Miss .Theresa Polise as bridesmaidi, SptcUIIilnr In Permanent WavM and I fare fund, World traveler, Is scheduled to beShg was given In marriage by her $22,500.00 SBKflBau All BMatT Aids | June 1 was set for the chapter's the guest speaker at the May social father. annual dinner, to take place at themeeting, ah international affairs, The best man was Julius Sannino. WAI« A BLOCK AND I AVI MONEY-OPOr f* * Alvyn Hotel. New officers will be • * • ea. uu m ABBUBT ATI. of Tuekahoe, Ushers included Jack elected late in May and installed SON, FUST CHILD, BORN Thomas W, Sannina, James Polise, Frank Pol. at the dinner. TO ANTHONY DI MEGLIOS FEATHER BOBS _. MA( IIINELESS WAVES •**•••* ise and Jack Merritt. The flower MOULD Lloyd's The next meeting was set for May A son WM born Sunday morning girl was Rosem&rie Sanninoand the M at the home of Mrs, Betty Ool- at Shore Memorial Hospital to Mr. ring bearer was Albert DeSantis, lini at Petersburg, and Mrs, Anthony plMeglio, 700 Raven a*. TSelr tint child, he WUl •BAL ESTATE Flower Shop be known as Joseph Anthony, Mr. DiMeglio, who served in the Eighth St. M7 ASBURY AVE, Phone DOT'S BEAUTY SALON P'villa O* E. S, H«» Army In France and Germany, was Phone 0MI Installation Here discharged last fall. The mother 3341 Aabury Avenue Phone 1543 Plymouth Inn was the scene formerly was Miss Connie Mlgllac- Thursday afternoon of a luncheon do. • 1 ** th« D, 0* K OM Of th» upeakan fat MlM mftfi^t^ rfatwiiil OTinyriiofi outlined th* na4Wotm «it tha- erdflr asd ih Afli welfwe Krvtoo. The rally opened with tb» tat ol Blfieeri, who were in evenlnx svwna and escorted by y Captain Margaret Llevengood, o< Tuekahoe, Among thot* Ihtrottuced were Mia. HatQe pukes, district deputy state vounpUor, Who presided, and Mrs. Ida OarwooO. deputy councilor, alto
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