Oct 1942 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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.THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGEK 

LOJ\ Workers 

tend Dinner 

Women Fet«d by 

Men** O 

Iftfc EtMrt Mra. Bert, 

lies 

H^-MtateSB ofJb* Wanfin's 

CQidj, women worfcejs 

arid CrieodB of tfie Rt- 

partj, i n entertained by 

Mrs, Anns 

Mrs. 

Jean 

Mrs. 

[tou 

BoHord 

Mrs, Castle Dotes, 

tt» Wedueaday night, Qete- 

14* at Hogat^'s, 

Sf (toe New J#r- 

KefJtibllcan State Committee, 

B£re, Harry 

MS, tBar* Ptox, Mrs, 

MH, Oca* Gi-ubb, Mrs 

riaUgghar, lbs, 

Oroos, MIS. Bsfnsnd OUTeFd, Mrs, 

Mra. Mary aardi- 

Rotary Learns Of 

Red Cross Work 

Next Roll Call-War 

Fund Drive to Merge 

neTi Mn. T. M« Haapmett, Mrs. 

J. ¥• ffisfflBietti Mrs. Howard War- 

rig, ate. Leslie O, Hy^SiMra. 

Bununel, Mrs. Wlnfeld Hitch- 

TO SEE MOVIE ON 

KUBBEB TONIGHT 

"Rubber G«g Synthetic" la 

the title «f a motion pirtiire, 

produced by an oil company, 

that will be shown at tonight's 

Rfllary dub me*ti&£ at He,' 

gate's. 

Kitvanis Introduced To 

Coast Guard Dog Sentry 

tiie mala speaker. Mrs. 

that women throughout the 

Spuntiy Base feeea doing 1 a pest 

' Job, "Witti the women lies the work 

ê upholding of our way of 

! Ufe, and It is every we- 

duty and privUefe ts get 

*nrt and work." ê declared, "She 

ner, Mrs, Ida Headrlotown. Mrs 

Ruth Hayes. Ifis. L, Hughes. Mrs. . 

Alice w&ara Mn Robert Haxbaugh, A const, -# i L-oyrse in what the 

fiBs. Samuel Befcetier, Mrs- James Red Orsss is all about and how n 

Harvey, Mr§-Hazel Jones, m Vlp- is functioning In ©aean City in 

let Mwien, B&a, TJvin Johnson, I wartime was given to the resort Ro 

jfc, Mrs. Misbeth Sister, 

d 

eierelse the right to vote and 

f*t out fte vote," 

WASH JOURNAL 

u>rro*t SPEAKS 

Mae^MuHen. Hopeweil, 

editor of the Farm Journal, the 

1 largest circulating farm paper in 

Elizabeth Sister, iDa, 

•, Mrs, Karl Kress, Mrs. 

Kramer, ate, L, 

Mrs. Laura Liihtcap, B»s= 

Lee, Mm, James Lawless, l©s, Jule§ 

at lfoe&tp ! -s, 

told of many new 

tlfle methods in the process of naak= 

-^ teg, % BfW future for PUT neeessi. 

t|s, MS 1 , MacMulIen spoke ef the 

Waited States growing and expand- 

ing, and emnttasi^d the fact that 

every patriot who loves his Amtri= 

freedaj will go to the polls 

"Wi must pin our faith on men 

feelleve in tamefTaw," ' e said, 

W. Btryble, chairman of 

Republican organ isatjon. was 

toastaiaster and presented Mrs. W. 

I, Booth, president of the Women's 

Bsgular Repuffiliean Club, Mrs. 

Rolirba^h, Cape May County 

spoke briefly ur= 

every woman to get out and 

tary Club 

night, 

Each of the Volunteer special 

Service units of the Red Cress was 

to tfie club men by the 

chatnnan or ether aetlvf head. 

The Administrative Corps of the 

""r_,___T ,_u_ „„ Aiiê I ioeal branch was guest of the eiub 

. Anunaa Lake, Mrs, Alice j ^ ^ efflnprlges ^ officerS, ehu r= 

rflfn arid vice chairmen ef special 

services. Each, was introduced by 

Mrs. Morgan Hand, chairman, 

Ledif, Mrs. Sarah 

Lawrence M, Lear, 

Linder, Mrs, 

Lqckenbaok, Mrs, Rag 

Mis, D, MUTFay, Mrs. Ms B, Miller, 

Mis. Harry Montgomery, Mrs, Wil- 

M ibitte M 

Bam NieUes, Ms§r M= Nibiette, Mffs. 

V. QEfeed, Mrs, Etna Plaut, Mrs, 

Betty Fewel, Mrs. Ger&ude 'Pres- 

ton, Mrs, A. W, pieree, Mn, anil 

Palmer, Mrs. Ida Ryan, Mrs. Ghar= 

les E, Rhodes, Mrs, Lincoln 

Hew hund'Teds of German 

herd dogs a ?e being trained f« 

gerviee in the -Coast Guard was ex= 

plained to me Kiwanis Ciub at He- 

gate's Wednesday by Lieut John 

M. Creighten, of fa Coast CHi&rd 

Deg Training Sehoo], 

The COflst Guard, he explained, 

uses only German îephprd dogs 

as tests have proved them br«sf for 

the duties they must perforMi. !*hr 

ar?ny uses several breeds. 

Practically ail the dogs have b !1 t'n. 

pets and hav* 5 been doniUpH or 

leaned by tfipir OWUPPS fnr th*> W:IF 

period, t 

ENROLLETt FOR DURATION 

Each dog is pnrollPd for thf dur- 

ation af the war find will ht> re- 

turned to ILS fnrnif'r own«--r iH'it-r 

tihe war. 

The dDj* is ftAsisjut'ti to two Cq.ist 

nt !]"!•' bfKinniny (H ih»> 

pc-riQrt in Kt*ri'p sol* ! ly ftiHi 

thoni throiiuhout t.ht» dnsj's win- en- 

reer, 

Tlie trainiiii; cttnvvnh thr dnLr 

froni a friendly pri Intn nn ;i.-rps- 

wkiLChful dou- He is ir:i!rn*t! 

to be obedient to his two masters 

and suspicious of ail ettiers, 

ATT4CIOVIENTS FORMED 

The dog servei four houpg when 

on duty. Mutual attaehments na 

turaily are farnied between the»dog 

and his two masterK, If anytliing 

happens to ineapneitate them, the 

dog must undergo A IIPW ppHnd of 

with new 

thi!! ;!ST' H'fTl -«1\V Of (illlld 

PPturned immt-tlAUOy to iMi'tr 

'rs: LHMit:. CnMi'htnn dpnion= 

t.iip rP-siiU-5* tji tmiiiint; witd 

;i ring thnt had bf>rn to .Hplinol only 

n w**ek DcspiU' thr .Hinmuo ?*ar j 

wiih iilnerity. 

•: nofis \REDEn 

Pt i sons who iuiw f"it'nn:»n • Imp 

herd 

!ht ! War 

or I ! HMI puniii'K if this 

bv Lawrciii-i- 

HIH! 

s 

jyfi-g, Mabel Hahn, Mrs. OeorgK E, 

t l 

FOB wma* 

FESMANENT BEGISTBATION 

C. Smith, Caps May 

ehaiiman of the Hepubli. 

party, urged all voters to reg- 

for permanent regktraUan. 

•- Kobert K, BcU, resort attorney, 

' dpcfce on behalf of tiie bleed pjas= 

jna bank fer tttK American Bed 

Miss Prtsellla Bfoadley enteftaln= 

ed as pianist. A slightôf-hand ma- 

gic'an, professional ent&talner, was 

îjoyed. B&ny door prt^s wtre 

awarded, 

Cttoen attending were; cominis- 

borers Henry Heessr, Jr., and ^~ 

ward B. BoiAer* JêehQlders Law- 

rents M> Liar and Henry Y, Clout- 

top; OeiinQf Treasurer Wlnfleld 

Kt-îneri Mrs. Sratt Adams, Mm 

Wesley Adams, Mrs. Wilhelmina 

Affleribach, MBB. Edyttie Argosd, 

P. Howard Bussom, Mi^= Sarah 

Mrs, John Harwell, 

mitti, 

Mrs. John Stpple, Mrs, 

Charles Soeffinf, Mrs= Mathanlel 

Mrs, Wiiiiam H, h 

dyde strutole. Mis, L, 

boda, Mrs, Harry Smith, Mrs. 

George Sanders, Mrs. John^ Stuebs, 

Mrs. George Sniley, Mrs, B.Snlth, 

Mrs. Anna Thompson, Mrs. E. Tali- 

man, I '*' 

Mrs, Joseph Tale^, Mrs, John E, 

lh VrtbM M 

p 

Trout, Mrs. Ralph 

Mrs, 

f 

Vanaman, Mrs. Hannah Weisen= 

dial, Mxu, W, Williams, M^s Ea 

ma Jane Broadley, Miss Florence 

WeaUey, Miss Mary Oorson, Miss 

Leufsa Oarlaon, Mim noSBnee £^ 

Miss Sarah Diannend. Misg Marj' 

riffih MU 

Miss nhuna Griffiths, 

Maude Harrlss Miss Oaroline R, 

Leesb, Miss Minnie Shaw, Miss Ju= 

Us E. mull, Bert Biaiichard, W J. 

Booth Joseph Talese, jchn E 

Trout, 

! , ~ > 

j COURT HOUSE HLOOD 

j DONORS TOO FEW 

The visit of the Ked Crass 

mobile unit for Wood dona, 

(Jona at Cape May Caurt 

liousc, scheduled for today, 

was canc*U*d bHaast the quo- 

ta of donors was anfUled. 

Residenta af Middle Town= 

ship and nearby artas wen 

urged is register and 

their blood at either 

or Ocean City. 

VOTERS 

ATTENTION! 

Tune In Station WBAB (1490 on Your Dial) 

THURSDAY, OCT. 29 

At 7tQ5 P. M. 

Hear Senator Smathers 

And 

Congressman Wene 

Talk to the Voters of 

Cape May County 

VOTE NOV. 3rd 

For 

WILLIAM H. SMATHERS 

ELMER H. WENE 

AND THE ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC 

TICKET 

FOR U- S, SENATOR 

WILLIAM H, SMATHERS 

FOB CONGRESSMAN 

ELMER H, WENE 

FOR STATE SENATOR 

EDMUND B. GODFREY 

FOB ASSEMBLYMAN 

JOSEPH F. HUGHES 

FOR SURROGATE 

EDWARD P. GRIFFIN 

FOB FBEEHOLDEBi 

BENJAMIN D, TRpUT 

CORONER 

J. OLIVER ELWELL 

TWO HAVE SERVED 21 

Mn. Hand briefly reviewed the 

history of the branch, organized 

in 1917, and said tiiftt two of its 

present members, Mrs, Harry Head. 

ley and Mrs, Harold B. Paris, have 

a record of 25 years of servli= ! e. 

Others who outlined. Work and 

requirernents of the sperm] MM = 

vices were; Mrs, Clyde Ellis, ch»ir= 

man sf the Junior First Aid Corps; 

Mrs, Parker Miller, chairman of 

Home Nursiiif;; Mrs Gporga_ E 

Brown, chairman of Junior Rod 

Cross; Mrs, Paris, treasurer: Mrs. 

Wilson Y, Christian, captain of Mn. 

ter Corps; Mrs, Arthur W. Oehis^ 

ehlager. ehairman of Hems Ser- 

vice; Mrs. c. H. Schermerhern. 

eliainmfin of Produetion Corps; 

Mrs, French B. Lsveiand, vice 

chairman of S'ar Assistance Corps; i 

Mrs, Robert K, Bell, chairman/ nf 

Nurses' Aide corps; Mrs. Stirling 

W. Cole, chairman of the Canlfen 

Corps, 

TO COMBINE DRIVES 

Mrs, Paris announced that thr 

annual Roil Call and War Fund 

campaign will DP cOmtainrti nest 

Spnnt!. insteiid of bein. cundurud 

as separate efifBrtn. She cominriid 

fd the Fund Drive Committee of 

this year, headed by Robert K, Bt'iS : 

and Ciinton B. Price, 

Mrs. Brown, on Junior Red Crns.%. ' 

said the enrelinipnt of school e!iil= ' 

ft-en thk vear will be from Ndvrm = 

ber 1 to IS. An effort will be made 

to equal lust year's 100 percent en- 

rollment, November 7 will be "Tag 

Day," Tlie mfltto, she said, is "not 

what the child dees fer t4ie prs- 

2,ram. but what, tiie program does 

for the child/' 

Mrs. Christian said menibers of 

Hen to HO kit 

NEW JI'KIOR IIOTARIAN 

'The Rotary Ciub wclcfimrd Liovil 

Cliiittin as a now Junior Rssfurisin 

to attend meofings for a nimith 

and heard a farewell talk by Hurry 

CH-'itiard. whosi- Junior terlii i ! : it'i ' WiMihiT pt : t ! \ii:*i! 

fMirlv '\i'.'-- wi.'"'ii ;i •'!• iid.!ni * ! ni i! 

Rl'-iTl'llMlIM C'i : !iH : ! « ! f Wtlilt piiii 

Fall Building , 

Repairs Set In 

A ctivity Marked In 

$SQQ-LJinit Work 

f\tli is Che tiiiie for building' re- 

pnirs, and tiiis jâr is no esfrep. 

tion, even though federal restric- 

tions have terminated new pen 

Kffiu'tion of homes. 

Reeorts of EJie ofTice of Build 

ing Inspector Henry B. Cooper. Jr.. 

till*, week rfiOWed much activity 

among building tradesmen, for all 

kinds of alteration, repair and ine- 

derriiKation prejeets within the SSOO 

limit, ExcPtit f°r new buildings, the 

volume of work Ls aknesE en a par 

with la. 1 *! year for Oetober fiCore 

aian 30 permits hnve been issued 

j so far this month, 

| RECENT PROJECTS 

AnuinM i he rereiu pi-fiji'fiti be* 

Uun werT: 

Willhini Ijiiub. 4IT Qreoii rd . 

build sum defk on t\*a stflry dwell- 

in •, 

Fdwiitsi I- Biiteson for J Walter 

Ensthurn, f»2 ft tent on pi. re-rent 

i!|>Hi-ifn*>iit 

Pn'fl ft Tarvi-.*, fur L 3 Ford. 01 

HimpMJii rd . L'i'fc: oni'-cnr jjaraci*; 

TfirvfN fftr RflLjor M Wood iwM 

WcsSi'.v nv. nosv roof 

Ijan Mnntttunu, intli -A unH h.iy 

new rcHjf. 

.fifiti K Trout fnr niijird LJfe , 

Iiisiirniict' Co. BAB Ht. James ]-,) 

:< l p!iirs m roof, steps aiid pnrt'heh 

/in two f:*ii'. ilv si pit rime tit. 

Rirhiird Onlev, 4BfO AsHiiiry nv , 

re roof jipartint'ht. 

Harold Mi'uer 421 Baflt'r.M'n rci . 

I'Xti'iHi slifft Lii'rofiH i-i'iir fil rcjttjiue 

IT r Poniieri' lav H C P.ilriier,. 

• i^47 As jury i;\ . niiihh ultk' in bun = 

1 . i • 

are new hauled to thg pet- 

trsburg school in the same to us 

which tefeej sixth, seventh gnd 

eighth grade pupils from all parts 

of the township to Tuekahee, 

CLtJB TO MEET 

The WQniBri's Club stf Ocean City 

will meet Tfiursday nlt'ht at the 

home of Mrs, W, Thomas Adams, 

613 Atlantic BV. A Hallo we en party 

will be the feature of the evening, 

Bop't 

P Friday, Qciubyt Ii, 1942 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTiNEL^LEDCER 

!f6B, 

ML 

lelum 

Personal 

Social Of Interest to Wome 

Ai ui 

I nv. ! "' i in (• ^^1 ^gathering 

Here Tuesday 

HEAT 

THIS WiNT 

O/AA/GE 

blue coal' 

conversion equipment 

makes change-over EASY 

blue coal HUT 

REGUIATOR 

GIVES AUTOMATIC 

TEMPERATURE 

CONTROU 

The 

Annual Event mt 

byterian Church 

H M:J. 

winners 

pbnents. Tl.H' vii'tims \vrrc th- 1 

the Ieeal Motor Corps passed their Qardnrr^ Rr>ad Hiirdwiiri- PB \ 

tests wim a general average of S7.3 and D^Haj-i'*. Market 

pereent A new ambulance, recent- j ^ 

ly cantritoijted to t.hp Onpp May i ^..wfcs. WAITN P.U'F 

County Chapter by the Masons of LADlf'W' I EAOL'K 

New York City- soon will be es. Action stsirtrd Tueadiiv niuir in 

hibited herp. she said. ; thl. Oepan m v ^ y ^ L,,iSTUt, ,„" 

50 FAMILIES RECORDED Phiyhmd. wiUi (he WAVES and *h*- 

WAFFS ruch winninu 4-0 vit^nr 

The Home Service Corps so far 

has prepared &0 ease histories in | les over their opponents. 

wnneetion with social wark for scr- | WAACB anci WfBDH, 

vice men and their families. Mrs. 

Oehischlager reported, outlinint? 

the varied and sometimes delicate- 

nature of these duties. 

Mrs, seherrnertiorn, discussing 

production, said resort women, giv= 

Ing 20,655 hours of their time, have 

produced in a six=month period at | Mrs Burkhrmh. 

the Red Dross rooms 912 garments j who had 16? e 

and at home 516 artieles, in adtli 

tcanis wcrr ihf 

WFOAS, WAN'Dg and WtiKNH. 

%vho enirfj.'d b> ! 3 i cntint.s 

the WA^fH-S. WAKES iinti 

High individual Mporrs; wvrr toss- 

Od by Mrs Dlmperio and Mrs. S;m. 

lllllfj, e i i r l s v , \ \ h \ilH a ,:i.v-!' 

C WUJiaiii fur Mrs. Wi' 

bc! : . \2h Piiinuclc rd.. si'ri'pn in 

l«M"c1i aiitl fentT IT a r ni lot: Wish- 

Hill ffir Mrs Hi'ii'n Spii'SO, BiJti Pink 

Wi- 

ii'h st,. 

• Why Kiiiisljip with famiiv health when this, new 

r.invrrHim K1 c - : BnuiFi MB. 

pustiis D-. Hf>i;pliiM^ Mrs. UiWFfiiW 

jf. Lr;ir. Mrh. C niiijuhiffi Lenim*. " ''*' 

Mff. Aimu McCurklr. Mrs. il^; 1 ' 

Vfoni'jfimery. Mrs, Hcrsfhi'l H'"t!i rsfiliO 

.1 

;U1 Hi.. 

rt> i or,; ['u! 1 iiyi' 

for Hrrher! 

;i v ]"!• - i u n t Ji.ii f 

|fi 

Bode Left Estate- 

Valued at $200,000 

ho 

li.fi here 

ininerf ;i 

Bndr 

tfi! 

O; i ill City 

in Park )t\' 

ni F ! h 

.] nv- 

Road Workers to 

Get Higher Pay 

Hi.lif'r jiiiv Iflr wnrktT^ nnr) fq- 

•i;|i:npni MM I H I11 huihwnv wnrk in 

'he t'tsilll!.',' i i i if 1 t"r 'lie horOui'h 

in'.V!i;-fiij! rn.id ii;in wiih !lie h!;iic 

liii.s hrvn npjsifivpfi l>v th*' Rt 'tu- 

rrh. WITP informrti Wffini'Krlny. 

Tiif' iipprniii] riirrif 5 MS tlic rrKult 

nf a yi>(\\iOJisi 

Sale to onhun mrti or oquipmt'iit ini 

(lr>r the niri '-.ruie nf pny. 

tlie new sciile wl'l ineluHe 7 

ffiitfi }»'i ! liiiiir ftir 

nperiiiinu rijrlt?,. no reiii 

for' labor ICt re!!'?; tn Kft 

hdur f'sv 'i uriuiij, 

| Xj ALBERT W, HAWKE5 

For Ccngressman 

I [X| I. GRANT SCOTT 

per 

j; For Surrogate 

Boy Thief Chased • 

A J5-y»'nr = nld !KSV wa.f nrrletrd 

out of town suifl biirk in Fhihidrl, 

phiii. uhi'ii he nHmiurd n fhnfao 

oi prtf.y Him 1 !iv iti pnlirr rfiui't he- 

fore Miiyo" Cif'orpe n RU'hiirri.i, 

Saturday, Police sniH il;i. hui took 

$5 from si resort. ",voin;m: 

READ TOE CtASStFlED ADS 

h ,, 

Tuckahoe Pupils 

! Sent to Petersburg 

1 i ' l i p i l s (i! (!». Jfi 1 !! 1 |f*""( :• ii', 

' Hi T l J J ' k : i ! H J C ^t : li^f^! ,ir s. i;fsw lji' = 

, liiL! ! I 1 ,! ] i.,j Kil" If | h i i ' f ' l " .. b u r - T . 

; THe bnard t)i nhie-uumi ci Up= 

iiri'fiUM" uf ;ih cnnjlhiicni iiiTijj 

irniii mn So Hift Miire 10^4 The 

ir mbt'r ot !i k i'ic*!)f'rs i! Tiirkiihu 

. w,!s retiiR't.-f! Iroiii in m fun'. Pu, 

I pils from prf-primnry to 

JAJ BENJAMIN D. FOULOlS" 

For State Senator 

For Assemblyman 

|Xj JOHN E, BOSWELL 

|X( IRVING FITCH 

For Freeholders 

| X | KALHHT. STEVENS 

I I X IPERCY H. JACKSOPT 

For Coroner 

[Xj HERBERT R, HANSMAN 

, Ordered nnd paid for by Rtpubiiciin Committee. 

Urn P; ! is!iii!> VanCilUlnr, 

pne Wluic. Mrs Evn f? 

and MS>K Juliii E 

Flu 

A.A.I W TO HAVE; 

1AI.L ÎKIiTINf.: TOÎOIEROW 

•jil'j't* c ' i ; i i 

: M ! 

i i n \y.i M i ' M l ti'U'.l'i 

it! Ati.ifiur f'.n Hs"h HHintil • 

BABY SHOES 

5 fHBmhi alii • taft, plUhlr 

l b 

ilh Iiid t*r clit iipp*f, H |D 9 

I!! in U manih bil*n-|—Hriih!*, hard 

i bf »QfB jtifF fii.ij li 4 yejrs old. 

Wi 1-i.11. Alhih':.- t 1 , 

of Mi» Hii,nn. Ui H 1 ; 

lunMr C':; , « si! ..',. i: • 

iii i.H ; 

iiilKsn. a! 

l!i,> Ati! 

', nv A' 

L'-Mit p til. 

vi! iiij.fi in 

f i||i!m u 

' -(!:;' rni" 

Ii.!u!;iy ii! 

lu Mils 1 , fur i\it> iiunii-oii 

iii! -Mh":", n' slit* A A V W MSîi 

A i i i i i . i J J ; , ! ! ! ! ! ' O l ' i i l l f ' i ' I l l i i l l 

H t / i i m i j i i i i i i e r i:. | i i ' i • ;>ii !•' f i t t h o 

fiiihiiv ni Tlio N'n'iriiirtl Tinnk of 

Ot-f.in C'iiv exl^'rhî Mill.lH Its Hi - 

iii N 

SUE SIDESHOW 

KEEP GAS BURNERS CLEAN 

AND IN GOOD ORDER 

Tap bin-nen are easily cleaned in ssip and watar. Be eariful, 

howeVBr, not to immerse burner. Be nat uit »oap pawdef whieh 

inay eiog perta, and b« sure net to change psiitien of air 

during clsahing opiration as this alters tha gas and air 

Keep drip tmya elean by rsmeving and wwhlng whils eool, Bflow 

ire simple directi'ti far three types ef burners. 

.PALMER'S* 

FOB 

OCCASION'S 

Novelties 

Gifta 

Phone 835-101 

lllSAsbury Av. 

Mowen Studio 

Developing - l*rintlnjj 

rhotop^pha - Camera Supplies 

721 Wesley Ave, Phone 051 

The Great Presto has nothing 

up either sleeve. Then where 

: did these biscuits come from? 

Ah that ees mflgic, madanie, 

: Be further astounded by this: 

Five of those biscuits, _ when 

! baked with Rumferd Baking 

Powder, provide Vi your daily 

minimum requirement of phos- 

1 phofus, »4 your daily minimum 

of calcium! These minerals help 

build sound hones, teeth, nervei, 

, And when it comes to grabbing 

, those delicious Rumford biscuiti, 

ze hand ii quicker than ze eye! 

! rnEE. Write for Rumford's wonder- 

working sugarless recipe fslfier used 

, hy 2' •> miiiipn fiimillei, 31 recipes net 

I one tengpoEjn of siigarj Rumford Bak- 

finfi Pewdrf, Bos FS, Rumferd, ^J- 

>• 

Featuring . . . FEATHER 3OBS . . . J 

CLAIRE ALI 

BEAUTY SALON 

Special—Itcgilr 

CHOQUIGNOLE PERMANENT 

PH. 1H1 

f54 ASBL'RY 

WAVE » 

Lodges 

Clubs 

Teg ? Collisson 

To Be Married 

Q P'ville 

Aniiounccd 

RT; anti Mi-,, Wil-inns IT 

SNtin. Jr., Bui pink jj] , 

ihr i>!iaiiqp!iisj!it: Bi.it 111 tin j 

m..nn of thoir fUniyhSr' Misi Mar- 

LtJUM WfiOlhitTt, Jr. ; ,,i Qf Mr ilnd 

vilh>. Thr ;iiiiH"iisnefnn"MH wns 

•niiirk" in ki ten ;,t tlu- 

oratr'M wiih FaU 

My-,. Euy.triw T :h\iry> 

fitUI, on Jiuni of Mte 

p^rhrntpri rsich gitnat with a mitiiu- 

turf vovmtuv tied with ribbon 

Htri'niiH'j-s fi-ijm which wns siisp?ncl» 

i'd ii II t'liRMmroht :ins. with u card. 

Mv- Bwihii T, Unrf-un and Mrs, 

Gri* jii tl 

City H 

is ii Hn 

SL'hoo], 

' is ;i rasinflte ol Orran 

School Mr, Woolbert 

nifr of ptpasuntvillu High 

Bnih yoiths ppupif- nre 

{••'iiijjioyi'ri in the At'antir City af= 

fire nf !ht> Athintir City Electric 

Go No riflinitp date iins bfen set 

for thp wedding. 

frlic-t;-. ii L f I'll tliH;> miMIideti: Mrs, 

Ciliirli.-.^. I. WonLiwrL. Sr:, Mrs, 

Chiirli'K Siiuyor, Plojisanivillr 1 : Mrs 

BniiiMjH F. fTJiitncr. Wrat Atlantic 

C.tv; Mrs. "Hifhsiid S. BiUlt-y, Mi's, 

Aitnisr W. O< hlHChla.er. Qrfsin 

Cii;.. 

i villr, Mis.^ Dorten Hoopor, 

Mnrj irif Mon, M'?a 

nlndyff 1 

hi'iiir f'i'v: Mi;* Q"iu*vr i 

Miss M.inon Dittrieh. 

;i|i-i M;^;i Mii!'.V COli 

City, 

t'Ol'NTV P. T. A, TO I 

MI'.KT NOVKMBER 12 j 

II ip 4Jnd fitinijiil fPnventJon of i 

iiir Nfw Jersey eonmTHS of Pur- 

i>nu s*sicl Ti'iirlu'rj, will lake place ' 

Ocin;; 1 !' 2S 29 and 30 m the Hotel , 

Now Yorfcrr. New York City. Mrs. 

Lt'onard O. Twiichpll, South Or- 

ntiiit 1 . is'Sl roiiiiuri thr srsHiaiiH, 

Mrs. ,J' ( iti KniaSin, Coiel Sprine, 

CK]_:*.' Msiy CouiMv cliiiirman. Will 

;t!lfiid t! in [.tmu'itism, Shi? is es= 

hiliii fhnirniiin. nth* ! r Pui't*nt=Ton- 

tht'i^ workfi^ in the coiiiity ulhy 

A'iiiiiiiiK'i'mCiH of Uit« Fall ITIL'IM.. 

HJE* nl iiie Ciip' 1 Mfy Coii'ity Ctjiii!- ; 

til of Pit run Ls and Trikcliefs reepnt- , 

Iv wns Hiiicif by M;s Kuiuhii, ft 

will liikc phtf't' No% i raiub**r 12, mnni- i 

iii juifi iiitt-rnfjon sejîQtiH, witii 

nil mtoJ-rs of I.IM- Sitiiio Hiifbnr P.- 

T. A :U; ilfjMi'H.H.'.v Itrprt'SI'lltiitlVfifc 

frnni His 1 '20 fissnt-iiiiio-is in the 

will attend, , 

on Sunday nt: 

tiic Summyr . uLtayt- of Mi's, Alfrcii 

M. Gray. 712 Ocean nv, 

* * • 

: Mr. and Mrs. B, C. O = Hai-a, In- 

dia nn. Fa , and Mr. atid Mrs, Q'-onii ; 

R. Werit, Philadt'lpliia. wQ'e week= ; 

endera at the home of Mrs. Work's 

parents. Mr, and Mrs. Charles 

Fiiildjeiner. 929 Wesley av. 

Mr, nnd Mrs, Carlinn C lirico, : 

vi" f'!"*'ri!l av. find ela»i*fit«r, Miiis j 

, Mar»arptta Brier, attended the wed j 

| diri^ of Mrs, Briee's niece. Miss j 

| ITd'ih Fiilci, arid jfjhn Hemsarth, 

' at the hfiTif' of the fcrtde iii Weed- 

bury. Saturday (•veiling, 

! F; lends of H .Inky Oprjeu ownt>r i 

1 and mn.nii.gcr of HQwrird Hall. 13D1 j 

Central av will b? pieaNcd to :{nfiw | 

; hi« M tr "iiffriPini^ fmri! an atmek •' 

of the' f>riopt': He lia*; iip-en conflii- | 

ed to brd. 

! " • • - .. . 1 

I Mi's r"ii!irl*~'s E. K'icirf's. 7!H O"e. ] 

j nn (iv hn,R ;is her hniisf 1 LMIPS^ for 

I pevrrni wefrks, Mrs. Sdwurd Lippi, [ 

arms, , 

Tiie outgoing president, Mrs. 

Philip s, Shiifffl, was presented 

with a past preaidEnt'H pin. Gift-H 

alsn wprt- nreFPntpd m the etlier 

puteeiiiK fiffjeers. 

The Auxiliary will cooperate with 

!hp d> •tf-ei; Heryh--f rommittee of 

the Red Cross at tiie Senire Cen 

ter en the Music Pier, and w.il take 

the week of peceTr.ber 14 for their 

hostess duties. 

The Alixiiiar^' also voted to fill HE) 

kit h !t?s for service njeti, 

FoUewing the business meet ins; 

refrf* 5 !' iients were sc"vert by the 

rrtiring oificers acting as hostesieti. 

Other itiemiiers present wers: Mrs. 

Mnrtoii O Leach. Mrs. Jark Hor- 

sey, Mrs, Ftpy Jeffries. Mrs A. P, 

Snyder and Mrs, Henry Grejor> ! , 

Seltzers Join 

Winter Colony 

Merlon Family Joins 

Year-Around Resorters 

Mr, and Mrs. Ralph B, Bellmr, of 

M»rien. pa, are ameng tHe latest 

to join Qetmn City's year .around 

ndlony of residents. They are re- 

siding at their resort home, 400 Bay 

nv.. this Winter. 

Mi' Se'tar, 'a prominent metn- 

iher &f the Ocean City OewEnuterg* 

Chi '}•• is generai manager of I he 

Monarch Fire Insur&nec Co., of 

rfishfdelphla. 

Mrs, Martha Browii is stj 

hpi= firm wintur in Ocean City, re- 

siding ptrmHJiCpntly at her heme 

710 Oth st. 

Mr, and Mrs. CRrlton W. 

forrrjerly of Weatiield. N.J., are ,iow 

rpKirimv in t!'"ir i'ome, 33 Wesle 

rd . year around. Their two daffrush= 

iriiis nnU a soeiu! time were en- 

OCHAN CITV GIRL BRIDE 

OF PASSAIC SOLDIER 

Miss Miirie Ann Mi'tigl! 

trr of Mr, and Mrs, Nifik . _ 

9HH Hs'veil av,, becanio the bride 

nf Corporal Joseph J.ysa.fcowskl. of 

Pa-sKiiif?. N.J, liist Tliursday at 3 

jj.m, in tlie Cathrdral of the As 

sii:-piien. Baliimore. Md, 

Tlie rfreniony was per formed by 

Rev John J Duspnii. Dnnu-l Lysf- 

ktiwj-ki and Charles Miller were 

«=;tti.":igci, fsr Hit* psupk 1 . Ti;e bride 

iiVlircd in a sky blue street 

with brawn necessaries, and 

ii ii orchid corsage, 

,,A rr«cep(ian fai pie bride and ' 

..Tftftin tons pince here Sutiduy eve. j 

niria iii the headnunrtera of the 

ColunibtiH Ciub, 037 Simpson uv,, ! 

u-liic-'li was decorated for the ecca= i 

SlfERMANH aiid 

LKAVIc FOR FLORIDA 

Mr and Mrs. Wnlte-r gl'crmnn 

clo-M'd their ri'sort iionit 1 , 119 At- 

iam it* iiv. nh Tuesday far the 

Winter, 

Their riiiughter, Mrs, Edward H. 

Lfahti, and young dniishMK', Nan- 

cy. who sprnt tê Suminer with ilie 

Shetfluns." left Tiief*ri;iy for_the!r 

Wintei 1 home in West Pnlm Bs;nc;ii, 

Tin.-, necempanied by Mrs. Sher- 

man. 

Mr, atid Mrs. Lin wood W Mint = 

aer. Mrs. Sherman's parents, who 

nre ipented on the BourtiWfii'i during 

tlir Summer plowed then- candy 

shop and accompanied tlio pftPty 

to Hie Smith where they also have 

their Winter home. 

The trip inelut'eii n stop nt Fort 

Benniii^ Ga., to visit Major Ed- 

ward H, Lahtti, who Is stationed 

there in tJie Battalion Con.inriiidflr 

Sdiool and -who was unable to be 

l-i the resort during the Summer. 

Mr. Sherman left recently for 

Philadelphia, where he is, rnipioye-a 

by tlie Penii Ffult Company, yur- 

injr the Summer lie is eonnf-eled 

with Mr. nnd Mrs. Mintzer In th- 

candy [business here, 

W. gcatt Sherman, their soil, is 

an. aviation cadet at Avenger Field, 

sweetwater. Texas, He formerly 

was at Kelly Field, where he was 

passed on from pre=fiJHhi to night 

training. His mother plans to vis- 

it him in Texas within the i.^st 

law weeks. « 

i- * * 

CARD PARTY BENEFITS 

CATHOLIC P. T. A, 

A delightful card ptirty took plaee 

Tiiursday ef last week for the ben- 

efit of St, Augustine's parents and 

Teachers Association a * the home 

of Mrs. Charles Finkbeiner, 029 

Wesley av. Mrs. Riilph L. Chester 

was awarded a spfcinl prisse, a eiike, 

Thu players were: Mis, Frank Di= 

rnonil, Mrs, Geergo Kiiab. M-'s, Jo- 

septi Riee. Mrs. Fi=eti O'lmperjo; 

Mrs, Peterson. Mrs, M, Nudo, Mr;:, 

Emil Palmer, Mrs. Thomas V. Csui- 

celHio, Mrs, Walter Kliiw, M"^. R:iy 

•lohns, Mrs, Paul Berotte, Mi'f-. 

Philip Kuteher, Mrs. pile&Bi. Mrs, 

Millie Denan, Mrs, Frank Sannino, 

Mrs, Fln'*tH.'iner 

Mary Initesi, 

y 

Tliey are tiir hoys who 

our trash regularly. 

ntid rren'êr^ trJ'v !•,!." ns rnur*i nr 

MP= it'lc of each activity as tlisy 

desire. 

N'.f-'A M^lisiE'Cin. who 

is it i\i'fs?~4jnJvs in the >ervire. 

tnljutf'ti his sc-"viopa and truck Sat- 

urday = Dave Clayton 

Mlgliacrio nn the 

job with his truck was Lucia, 

Among the collect inn madr- hy thr 

Wiiter Co. erevy, headrd hy Carl 

Moorr. was n pipr orrtar! pipe fi'nii 

the belfry of Holy TiinHy Epi^rH!- 

pfil Ciuirrh, cinlributeJ by K€¥: 

Richard S, Bftiley. 

| K. jionflnil, Filnipr B Jfn**s rs«d T>*" 

stn-t. nt 7:^0 p.m. 

ude at 0 or 9;1& 

rd proUalnv 

"* 

M; = s. Jayn Moore, former 

Because school buses are p 

tsd for the duration only to trans 

port children to and ivotm schools 

ipr sttujol sessions, it wlli be pee- 

essay to cancel the Clare Tree Ma= 

lot production of children's stage 

plays la Qie resort this Winter, 

Mrs. Andjew R. Maxwell, presi- 

dent of the Ocean City Bdueation&j 

Assqci&tien, spenseri sf Ui# plays 

for several years, armouocecl ttift ia- 

abillty of having thi piayi this 

Winter, The first play had been 

fehduled fer October 28= 

KLertlaKd Now 

State Trooper 

Jack Keriland, fanner Ogean 

Oity lifeguapd, was amonq Uiosa 

gTaduated last week from ttie Kew 

Jersey Stnte Police Truinlnif SEhsoi 

at Wilburtha, near Tfentan. 

The training was a three month 

course, {yfter which each graduate 

was immediately asslêd to duty. 

geney „_,— -_^_-._ 

d:?ik duttei. Ten tenss wfll: 

voted ts lectures en S#d ——^r=i 

ganlzation and services,, asa -< 

to office 

Adams Again |b 

Auditing for C|^ 

Harvey W. Adsmsfi 

Us a.oeeuntt.nt, wag 

READ TIffi ADS 

For Fine 

Watch Repairing 

visit 

Ocnan City's 

Leading Jeweler 

Jeter - the - Jeweler 

832 Anbury Ave. 

eity eofflfflisslsnr, 

make tfw annual audit rt 

eeunts for 1942. His prtae 

work will be the same as for 

FOB QUIUtk K 

DBfi TUB C'LASSnFlB*j 

In the .' *:j 

Correction of 

ti|f 

DefectlYe Vidsn " : -^ 

• ••:.' 1 ,*.;j 

DA. L. W. SETTS * SONS || 

OtTOMETKlSTS •:' 

HOURS: 1 i, H. to 5 P. M , 

170S Atlantic 

Atlantic City, N,- J. 

DIAL 

Wfflther faftpci to 

Bill Ni"klns, the Iiintiscnpr g 

cv, who wfts on hnntl with 

truck, Bill served in the Woild 

g.irden 

his 

Ray CwrdDn and Car] ?•ri"',i r;ni- \ 

bulaiiee drivers, were transfevred tfl j 

the scrap collection di-'isievi tcm= i 

poriU'ily by M>!:>'i>r Rlflmrtis. ! 

Ilov, .J. 1J Lopcr. we'jT rrndv tit \ 

you now! Ttiat 10 tons "yrt in be ; 

eonsisiiii,' cf s'i' ! s. isr^c* ,; 

etc., awnii your nenii" | 

touch. 

VVp will sonn know wt.''thri* or 

tiiit Lh? Hi'iHIii is W«??th 

hiff. An ifiNprfior frotn thr 

inat salvage division of the Waf 

L.ibor BfiSri! is srhp'iylff! In iil = 

s,prpi tlie uTPrk an*! spyrnil 

tlrpdE-es in nrarhy water!; In Ur- 

tcTrtiine their siilviige value. 

Now we have ii, the nust job is 

to move it. 

At a meetinR fif thr scrap wm, 

Monday pvenirsp Mnvor Ri- 

John E- Troui and Jrir!* 

F,"fiith wf-re nuthorb.fd to arrange 

for itJi dist»fial. 

The Razor Feathered Wind Blown Bob 

Is Shorter and Easy TB Oare For 

It'i the Blest raAflSgesliie of »» 6'K iSHgt_&sL sna 

itself fp the 

_1 JH9lt 

otfier 

^j ^ ^^ 52 ^m m b ^c -rr- — — — 

pertnioine (Q 

•A £= Cerrati Beauty Shoppe 

703 Asbury Ave, P hone 1394 

type alumjBMn burner held un 

Bcrewi for eleining. If enamel, do not 

. remove. Wash aluminum type with 

loap and water. Dry and replies, 

•crewing burnir juit hand tiiht. If 

necessary, rtmsve entire burner, clean 

with bnub, so^p and water, 

With this trp«, aluminum hud decs 

net rtsove. Jmt wipe often when cool 

with so*p and water. If neeeuaiy, re< 

move entire burner for cleaning uiiBf 

brush or eloth, §oap and water, Drj 

replace. * 

With aid type ttir bM^sr, repsfs «B* 

Urt biffatf heid, paftb with 

ia*p and w» If nee^wy 

pery with hair pis of wi«. 

maj be cleaned by i»iUng in iflda, bat 

thla U apt to cau« rait, and al» ffl*^ 

it hard to dry thoroughly. 

JERSEY CENTRAL PUWER & LIGHT CO. 

A New 

PERMANENT / 

j. — Beauty Salon 

J 841 Asbury Ave. 

|T|a H ^ mm - 

\ — , 

Complete Beauty Service 

HELEN C HUDSOn gth Si « Central Av* 

935 

SSsauiy 

Waving Scalp Ttmtminft 

tin fUl 

^^TLkJJial 

Hair Tinting 

Lysakowslii is well known 

.,... (Fie rCMnrt younger set, hav- 

nt tended the jec.'U snhools. For 

.... prrwiit tlie cosipie will miik(? 

their" home with Hit? bride's par. 

en is. 

* - * 

MRS, ARAMS RETURNS 

FROM CAMP DAVIS 

Mrs, Harry S. Adams, Jr., 624 

Wi-'gley av., returned home last Fri- 

driy from Camp Davis, N. O, wlirre 

she had been with her hn&band for 

three months. Mr, Adams was re- 

cently promoted to first lieutenant, 

Lieut-errant Adams' parents and 

aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mts, 

Charles Sack, ef Ocean City rec 

eiitls' returned from a week's visit 

with the couple, 

Mr. ami Mrs, Adams, Si 1 ,, are 

now visiting their daughter, Miss 

Marjorie Adams, in Wiiitefleld, New 

Hampshire, 

VAN H0BNS VISIT 

THEIR DAUGHTER 

Mr and Mrs, Charles C, Van 

Ksm 3rd st. and Wesley av.. are 

^tnding ttie week in WafiE.ilngton 

with their daughter, Mrs. Robert 

Millgr, wife of ^ptain Revert Mil- 

ler Of PhUadelphla, who Is station, 

ed at Camp Lee, Va, They eelebrat= 

ed their third weddlag annlversry 

this week, 

SO*, aad Mrs. Van Jforn left Oee 

AUXILIARV 

TO SEW ON HIOKDAY 

Monday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

members and friends of the Auxil- 

iary of E'lore Memorial Ko^pitoi 

Sgnr.ers Point, will sew in the ree = 

reatson rocm for the hOKpital. Sew= 

erg are always needed and anyone 

desiring to give tiieir services will 

be welcomed. A box lunch Is 

brought and a beverage served by 

the hospital, 

* m * 

NUTRITION CLASS 

IS WELL ATTENDED 

An interested gHi u P of women 

tosis advantage of the Nutrition 

Class first meeting Monday aitor- 

noon in the high ssheol domestic 

science room, given under the di= 

reetien wf Mrs, AuBustus D. Hop. 

ping, teacher. 

Th&re is an excellent amount sf 

material offered. There will be a 

series of sis classes, There is no 

charge for the course or niatp*laJs 

used and- ptôae wMiiag to jeta 

can do so by attending QiS elass 

Monday at 3 pjn. 

GIVEN DECORATIONS 

FOB HALLOW1*EN PARTY 

•DecoraUons to be used for their 

Hallowe'en Party next Btiday_nisSit 

were given te the fhawnee Qamp- 

flre Oirls ty Abe Katz, resort shoe 

merchant, when the club met 1*1= 

day night at the high ttihool. Plans 

for the party were plttid 

thp"t* who 

tnicks SaturdHv wô Phîp Nn. 

nia, Leon Cnsjeilo, C. H, Shnemnk. 

ev Lumber Co,, Ancly Rosa and 

John B. Trout, 

We will nc-vrr lank A! aiifni in 

thr far? ti'ivii' witho'.it 

weak in the bark A! dnq inj 

than five tof.s ef p^vnp n 

Plnvland! The henvicut n'pfe=, wrre 

tiiek^H nwny in the h.nrdrst plaeei 

to rench, ?, AH 

ir. 

T3on*t rorpf't, yaimE' \r'H, fue lii'!- 

ies nf^t prlfiriv n f (friicnn, p\avi 

ft 3:30. " Aflmiasif-n, tVi v r" 

p ef scrn^ D:! ! i't try '?r=or, or ]:hone 3CA, 

you fin'sli rent' 1 rig this is- 

, wrap it up iind mnll it to Sf?n, ^ 

bey in the service. Put. yd'ir mmr 

on the ttTapoer e o he will know 

who sent it. Even if he In a sub- 

scriber rie will be elart to Ie.^rn you 

are thinking about him. 

Here's hopina the boys will be 

hack again—SOON, 

Colpredl WomiD Get 

14O0£W of Scrap 

The Colored Woman's Republi- 

can Organization did its share in 

the ssrap drive hy turning in i40 

pounds of salvage material The j 

gnjup alio tuniefl over to LaurSf 

•Johnstone 107 old keys for his spe- 

cial colleetlsn. 

New the ©rganisitlan, aqcsrdlng 

ts Anna L, Jsnef, resident, * te 

jnaMiig a dtlve fer scraps eif fur 

to be donated for veste for mer- 

chant sailoii: ôrâ, mlso afe h 

H ¥ 

Atlantic City's Great Department 5tore=Dial 4-1111 

Semi-Annual 

Offering One of thg Greatest 

Values in Our Department 

Managers' Sale! 

Valums to. $3SS 

W'v cannot begin to d^* 

Htrilj© theao attractive 

iiiid nattering hats. You 

must Bee them yourself 

to appreciate this great 

value. 

Iffl 

Values to $7*75 

Hats for every occasion 

and for every taste and 

type! Your dearest 

friend will never believe 

this low price! 

m 1 

An unusual 

better hats, in all • 

and head aiaeS,. A 

ue$ |or the Bi^ %f«^ 

'lies 

S 

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