May 1946 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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KfwmnU Affair
Specialty numMrs that found
much favor with the audience irf-
eluded a graceful Hawaiian hula
dance to the music of "Aloha", by
pale Smith, Lorelei potts, boris
Smith and-Irene Trautenberg, and
two accordion solos by Jeannim
Clayton,
SOOBoyScoiits
In Camporee
Steel Pier to Have 4 Bands This Week End
Enjoy Week-End
Outing at Point
•OMM POINT — Three him
dred Boy Scouts and their leaders
irS wiiuS fflK'gfci" * ' '""if '"»» AUsn - l .'F CountJ '' *" d
troopa from Atlantic County
" ne Iram Oa clty wcre
Brn^^iif^tdiyf^WSfrmmf or thc oay »y g^afS*the^rsfK
_ 'auk H. Hart, Boger Williams and
Robert Stretch, complete with han-
ile-bar mustaches and high silk
Hats which they had trouble
Point
—„-„ *.„.„ annual min-
I (hew, which presented a col
* —•-'-.• musical and dancing
i Sawes av, school au
directed by Jar* rut
_, _J described as the best of
I aeries to date.
i« performers were EsU-lle
Helen Vclt. and Lorelei
_ taMmllsls; Sue Voss, tup ttanc-
spedalist, and Mr. Patterson,
i ui( two numbers as well as
tag In the role of master of
[ I,^ em t1* ln *-»mOBy oh "fuddle
Up a Little Closer' was given alsc
by the Melody Maids, Helen Camp
Jean Smith, Lucy Chamberlain, Hi
Velt and Catherine Mink.
More Paint Soon
The postwar Bottleneck which has
been holding up the production of
paints soon will be broken as the
Jfaee comedy in the tradi- result of scientific development of
nlinstrel manner was provld- a new synthetic eopolymer resin, a
"Moonlight" oonover, "Mid- Akron manufacturer reports, Oon
But; "Blackout" Beard and serves natural oils and resins In th,
Hay. making of indoor
FODD
PLATTERS
Deviled dams - Crab* - Clams on Half Shell
Fried Oyitera - Clam Stews - Oyster Stews
mm 0 HIRE
€M*ihg
Bait Live Craba
RALPH CLAYTON
N, W. SMe 34th St Bridge, Manwn, N. J.
Telephone
1NCH0RAGE TAVERN
WTEAXB: SEAFOODS . CHOW . ROASTS
"standing sucee
John B, Tomlln, veteran Scout
loader, of Atlantic City, was
and was assisted by F, Stanley Buff
and HHlton__Haye5._ficld-aeout #M-
;eutives.
Mayor Fred w. Chapman weleom-
!d the buys Friday night. Each
group-^and they came from as fa
away as EBB Harbor—brought an
erected its own tent, and there alsi
were field tents for tlie commissary
for first aid. under the direction
Milton MeLauehiin. of Atlantii
. and a trading post.
On Saturday there was a dresi
parade, flag ceremonies, a efimj.
pow.wow.witrl eaell troop present-
ing a skit, and a sonEfcst. The boys
also found time to puss tests, mid
to witness a forest fire righting
demonstration, staged by Prank
Kover and William Phoenix, of the
Forest Fire Service,
On Sunday an archery demon-
stration was enjoyed, ReliEiou.'
services for tlie Scouts also were
arranged. Rev, Ocdrie Iliekinan
paster of Bethany Methodist
church, led a service on the camp
iite far the Protestants, and thr
lOys of the Cnthnlie faith attend-
ed the a o'clock Mass at st, Jn,
sepli's Chapel. Services for the
Scouts of Jewish faith were eon-
ducted Saturday morning.
Explorers' Post, No. IS, of At.
iantie City, served as messengers
during the Caraporee,
Attendance High
In Point Schools
)f thr Won:
lpiri Wcdn,
st I hcndqimrU'r;
--Bv was suhmitt
New York av, nnrty. slum
month was MA. Oeoriie John
school. !)2B. li.i- rommin
iiinced that ar-1 miikr thr ,,<
CHARLIE SF1VAK
Atlantic City, will have four banns over
for dancing, feaiurliis Charlie Splviifc on Su (he Memorial
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rhrrs
BOMERfl POINT _ Earl Brown
uperintendeiit of schools, reported
to the Board of Education last
Thursday night that the percent
of attendance
school for tlie
and for Dawes
M>. Brown
n true tkih «a, -tarted in ihr
nitli ind .luhth grad.- Apiil in
il mat i_ Kid prugress Ins inn
I mndi tn 11 i ji inil
Mi il „ rl ,, irti d tlrtt l,p inj lt
tend, -i Hi, |i ihln ,(.hnnl am i
lniunn iprr\i ur nirptinK lM \j
etalj. rpcnili und tlwt Mm In
nan dnrtZrn e iitiol nur v Ind t
1.1 d. d a I , iith torum jt M ur,
I The bniiuiff of sao on the picdRF
nf las Id the Americrm Red Cruss
Drive was paid utid a hiihinee ul
SIS nn :i iJl.clui. (if sas for tlie Ail
War* Mi'nicjFinl Uuihlmg Fund ul
sin iiuiti.
Women GOP Earn
$40 With Party
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and
iblicun LPMBII
I'PnillF. n! tl
Hall, a rcjiui
lie recent tnr
proceeds, Mi-
irman, thaiikc
all who liclpr
Mi
DEAUVILLE INN
Strathmcre, N, j.
DAY or NIGHT
FISHING
59th ST. PIER,
Adults 80c . Children 3Bc (tax included)
TOriiCHT
ud SATURDAY NTTES
DANCE
To the Mu»k of
RAY SEARS
DEAN'S CAFE
Open Every Morning, including
Sunday
LIGHT LUNCHES
DARTS
Mrs, Ida C. Dunbar
Dies of Heart Attack
SOMERS POINT — Mrs, Ida C,
Dunbar, OH, of 747 Bay av., died ef
a heart attack while visiting her
nin-r. Mrs. Pearl KiliB, 7S9 Shore
rd., Friday. Dr. Murcia Smith, of
Oi'un City, hrr fiimily physician.
,,r,.,,,-.,,j]c(H:j j u, r dead,
Dimljilr resided in AtlBntic
id Piiiliifiriphia, before mak-
iiers point her home, seven
mo. She is survived by her
Albert, and three sisters,
ik Fulmpr. nf Atlantic City;
ri S|Wrico and Mrs. Hit tile I
itttis, iitiili oi Philadelphia.
St-rvirns were conducted at thr
.Tiddhnon Funeral Honie Monday
vryiim. with Erv, Robert Wueliter,
111-tor or urare Lutheran Church.
Mitmtilis, InUTmeiit was in Hiil-
ide Ctuiietery, Ro^ilyn, Pa.
Point Streets
To be Improved
Dirt Road Fund
to Yield $3,000
8QMEIWJ POINT — Tlieodoi
eskers, ehairniftil . It voie.
• Oharies Vail won B 110 prize at iiave so far hern sjjoken out luuri, cs ° strong protest against thp city
Duke University for the best student And those who arp speaking against ordinance that requires male bath-
talk tiivpn beloro the American In- the plan gave him much the same f"5 to wear jerseys,
stitute of Electrical Engineers. impression: they seemed to iiim too Th «| fnu8i,t shy of onythiiiu New-Deal- under obliBslion to no clique, group,
lance inr SI.UIIU, alter ; , ^ ^ m [ (ih[pn (o t>)e ^ ^ organli!allo|1 qr individual, with one
urEliiB sijeiuiinis of what we iniportant exception; Its subserib.
:i't But, _ ers.
RUDOLPH H. KLAUDER,
liJT Central ov.
that had serv-
ed for the purpose was wrecked in
a collision.
William Btowe was injured when
the horse he was driving bolted in
fright at ft tractor and ho was
thrown from the wagon.
This newspaper does not -'scare"
easily, as others than Mr, Oourley
have learned in the past.
The sentinel.Ledger has publish.
ed numerous letters, both for and
L»TNT
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Ediiw BemiHrl-Ledaer-I wish to "Bums! the ordlimnee in question,
The Real Estate Board asked the express my sine, rest thanks to the !>!«! will I" 1 p 1 * 0 »° "«"«f ^? P»»;
coiinty freeholders to issue bonds Homers Point police iorie. namrly »*" tlwm-but u wil publish none
to bifv ecliiipment W exterminate Cum. ,OenrBe Jolinson. for the as- written by Mr. Oourley, m. this, m
mosquitoes in this area, tisiuiici- he gave 10 my wife when f»V other subjm. WB dor, hke
• . . . niy son. James, 4, was taken sick his iniHientin. his blatant attempt
Furman Willis local G. A. R, vet- Sunday, May 10, and for removing to eow. or slrame or frighten this
eran. was honored at a dinner by him to the Shore Memorial Hospital, newspaper inti.i using
Shoemaker Post of Bridgeton. " ' ' "' •-'-••' • "• "'