Oct 1942 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Time known Only to
Few, Say* Dreyfus*
TO
td enroll M tfte
form required eonsid-
other Information rot-
Ttm local painters are concern
eg O?ir SM ahortafe of labor and
## tfafc *l ^femt of or-
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pSVWSE
After these Foxeas
I wui
memb&s they will
«tep will be to deyife
• liry OarVs hie-mber will select
tJ eearfea -HOd extia-curriculftr
*«Jtfes for *hich he m best suited.
' Ho fcH^U may join the
* y j p
consent pf tUe parents or
INFORMATION
Any alterations of faculty as-
v re-deslpiing of atuijy
rill have to salt until
IMcafcafitlon Is obtained as
bow many Corps members will
og&tfsg In each phase of the
otitltaed last witk by Prtnci-
" l pai QeorgB W. Meyer, de Vietesy
ipKps PIUL Is } liot.f or lefis. The faster you
rii-jvr, the innrc liont la
in vniir fit'OS."
lit' rr-pomnlrndcri (hnt tires
itifhit'v! from HO to 35 poiindH.
the n'annfnfturrr rerommenfls
to 28 pounds. It Hhoiild be increas-
ed to 30; of the rf'remnit'ndatign is
trtvn 32 to 34, it should be increa'i=
ed to 35,
BEWARE OF f'l'Ts, CilACKS
Bfwnre of ruLs, ernc'is and briiis-
cs in Urpfi. he Warned, for they
ndim if mud nnri ftrids, w=hirh loosen
tlir riibber from the fabric,
"Switch your tires frequently:"
he advised. 'Make five do the
work of foui": Tticre is more wear
on the right renr tire than en the
left front. Switch tires every 2.500
miles. r-Q the best are always on the
rear and the poorest is the spare."
One interesting point Me made
wa>5 that all-synthetic tires de not
stand up \m well fnr henvy-diity
military purposes as natural rubber
1M, and BUI Pry, 226 tod
Other high seersrs Included Bob
•fljlace, 214; Oscar Hackney 233'
V. Sannino, 204; Abe Katz, gng"
Fr#d DTraperip^^ ^3; Harry M«nt=
gamery, mi\ Ray Gifrord, M4>
W«s Barclay, 213, and Jack I*fei-
'fgf, 323,
Th* City League standlrig now
has a deadlock at the top with Ab-
botts Dairies and Insurers both
having record of SiX wlng and
wo lost puiPAs, MenpA's Servict
ndependf rtt Reorl-ig and p B A>
are lied Jnr S-eond with five knd
hrec. o! ie£ ttam standings are
Ocean City Tailors, four and four 1
Niekles Gn c\( iers, three and five'
Read Hardware, three and flye'
Royal Shoes, two and sis; Oel
Harts Market, one and seven.
, -f$rrj%3?r&H
FINISH
Peraonal
Social Of Interest to Women Clubs
g
sari to
British
and no doubt
^t in tdiiev
g the
of the seas
the ttQ
can privateen
great
wrote a
hlstsry,
Ttii prke maney
he crew made this
attrmEtive than seM^,
ed army, he pointed |
The loyalists, o %
were
!a
Civic Club Hears
Talk On Mirrors
Two New Membtrs
Join Resort Group
The flrst Fill! treating of the
Ocean Pity Oivie Club tnok place
Tuesday evening at tfie name of
the preaiflent, MPS= J. Edwaid Voss,
M7 Oentrai a,V Miij Matj Nurre,
Ventner: spc:-e on "Living Pictures
in the Home" through tlie courtesy
of tlie Nurre Mirro- aompfiny of
Egg Harbor:
CIUB eif'c.ded irfi en-opprate
_thc Caiitfen Sflivicr' roam of
Hie Red Cress en t-htt Music Pier
for the ?nU?rtninnie"L' nf spi^iee
men.
Crsiieral business was conducted
and two new tneip.bers received. Re-
frsshmRntjs were served and a social
time finjojTfi follnwing the meet,
ing.
MRS, RICIIABDS HIOIC
IN LADIES' LEAGUE
Three /nembers of tht Ladies
League registered outstanding per-
formanees Tuesday night at Play,
land, with Mrs, Prances Richards
sotting tht pace, She relied ifl2=
166=143. for a night's total of 491
pins. Second piaef< for threesome
scoring went to Mrs, Gordon Duck-
worth with a 166-lM=i54-4TS
ti
by
The wet'k'-i high single game was
a 181 registered by Alma Semen
Other good games wer^ iTO's
Blanche smith nnd Helen ca
17? b;y Pearl Courtney; 174 by Mrs
Dlniperio: and 166 by M Btirk-
hardt,
Tlw Ladies 1 League standing:
WAVES
WHPNS
WFdA
WANDS
WAFS ,
WAACS
WAKES
WOWS
NELLS ,
WEEDE
^ iuIati
fhe AtoibassadBr
City, Novenfter 10,
now occupied by th
Firm Organized
A new firm daifge
tug boats for the U g
formed this wetk and I
as Cape May
portedly has ieverai
eontraets in process sf
Harry Mogek, of
named president in
tion papers. State
Grant Scott is
urer. and Maj-or T.
also Df Cape May,
Cop f s Widow tiiu
Mrs, Laura S, JaektBij, U,
Rlflyville, near Court EbUif
dow of a fprmer phlltddjwi
iiceman, died Monday ef |
attack.
Cannert grapefruit, ehilled! pn
be made into refreshing and •vita-
fflln=p8cked appetigers, salads and
desserts.
tires, but that a tire composed of
25 per cent natural rubber and 75
prr cent .lynthetie Is more durable
ih m an all = natural-rubbeF tire,
Tiir same is trlie of 25 per cent
DuPont synthetic aiid 7S per cent
etandiird oil synthetie,
Mr. Kade! is meiCiandising as=
distant to the division manager of
the Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey, A guest at the meeting wns
Wnilam R. Sisley, of Ocean City,
sales manager for the company in
(his district,
Guests were introduced by Mor-
ton Leach.
SPEARS-
'«!) ATLftNfiC' A
ATLANTIC UIT¥
In the
sf
Defective VliioB
DS, L, W, BETTB & SONS
OPTOftffiTRISTg
BOURS; p A, I. to S P. H,
1708 Atlantic Avenue
Atlantic City, N, J,
DIAL 5=1531
In Uie average Ufi^Bi us tf
purebred ram he will pay U
self and then some.
child 1 . f«! Th«
tttrrtf^^fTf^f ftt «* tf At
ptfitfUMft sf fbac IsatZiHI
by empg^e •h«I M h p
ef t¥itf ptttm te ttmim it
child 1 ! {heel ** tHH BBS frSf p
X-Riy Fummpl
No woiidcf
Hitler ! i ragiiig.
American
workers are
rolling up a trt-
mendgui tidt- of
war production.
And thiiy know
America hai got to break even
these record! to win. With every=
body Under pressure, you have to
guard againit war nerves, They
keep you from doing your job effl=
dintly. Wliich is just what enemy
propagandists want to happen.
Here's thu way to relax tiiose
Wirtimt' nerves: Follow Nature's
mm rules of health—get plenty
ef fresh air, cxefdse and p
food, including lots of milk,
Supplte Sealtest Milk
contains several times as
mueh tiildum as any other
fsod—in readily
assimilable form. This vital min=
era! regulates the irritability of
tissue and relaxes museies. Milk
also offers other minerals and
vitamins to aid vigorous health.
It is Nature's mast nearly per-
fect food.
Government nutritionists ree-
emmend a quart daily for each
ehild and at least a pint for every
adult.
Your family will enjoy Tastier
Supplt-'e Sealtest Homogenized
Vitamin O Milk. Order it from
your Supplee milkman, your
neighborhood stare, or call
Ocean City 22S, And when you
call, ask far the current Seaitest
Food Adviser,
prisst-n" Included- Mrs.
Beatrice M. Killiun, president of
the Bayside Civir Ciub, n? rpcemi
tuest; Mrs, Julia C, D Smith, Mrs.
B, O, Y. Ha.Timett, Mrs. T, M,
MXrrBirit., Mrs. Cn,.j]ine Dobson,
Mrs, Florence Crojius, Mrs, Floyd
Wahlbers. Mrs. Thomas Jennert,
Mrs, Th^lma Brunei!, Mrs, Mflry
MpOenfii. Mrs, Richard B. Fes.
Mrs: Walter Dittrieh, Mrs, W, I,
Booth, Mrs. George Qerken, Mrs,
Fannie OUinger, Mrs. Harry Pree-
Hnrn. M*-H. Autrustus tt ttoiapinf.
Mrs, Mieiiiiel Nahass, Mrs. Batfih-
elder, Mis.1 Regina Rodgers, Miss
Mriry Fox and Misa Enuna iirif=
nths.
META SIGMA Nl!
PLANS DANCE AND PARTY
Plftns fnr n dnnee to be given at
the NonniiySd Country Ciuib, No=
vfni ;er 'H were discussed when the
Bern Risitiii Mil sorority met Tues-
day nis;ht iit the home of the
alsasefi Ilieresa and Rose M^iiae=
i-io, "the givup iilse set Dc-e«nbDr
JO as the fiaie for its CtirisSJmas
• SUPPLEE brings you the
-SStArfS. S H O W aver
EVW. Thyradaya at 10 P.M,
TUNE IN!
were served after
the biiKiirss meeting. Attending
were; Mr^, li'Vin JohnRDii, Jr.,
^!H, Homen Adelizaio. Mrs, Briwartl
Kfll*'i", M;, s . Hei'bori Truuteriherij,
Mrs, Jehcpli Foiilia. Mi's. Jaines
=
abllng th«f girls to ga to collfg-j
Mrs, L. Sander, IMS Asbury BV,,
Ccttn City, Was admitted as a new
membei.
Attending tha mw Nf> from Oe*
can Oity were; Mrs. Sand«r, Miss
Mary Kasaab, Mrs. gliiito i B. p; nj,e,
Mrs, AldriErh O, Crawe. Mrs, Her-
beTt Wilks, Mrs. Wilii im H, Pis-
hy and M'S, Bertrand Cjrey,
Guild Gathers
600 Garments
Institutions Aided
By Resort Donations
Six hundred gartpenls were en
display at the annual Bigatherlni;
ef the Needlework outtd Of Am-
erica, Inc,, Tuesday afternoon in
(tie Sunday School recsi of the
rtrst Presbyterian Ohurcfi, with
J^B, Miner Stselman in eharge.
More fariaents will be turned in by
several directors who were unpbli
to cnmplete their reports In time
for the annual meeting,
A' brief entertainment wsi pre-
sented by Mies Eileen MflCallion at
the pip no and Mlsi Jacqueline Hor=
iey, reader.
A re-dlstrteutiOii e* the garments
was made as foUOwsi M to the Sea=
shore Home po? Babies, 44 to the
Hostess Reuse, 177 to Mlgs
Clinton, city nurse? iM to Miss
Hartman, resort
Personals
OUR SSDESSOW
RITE SHOE
For Children, $3IOqi
There's a JOB TO DO!
Every homt in America has a job to d©. Every
member of the family is going to have to do more
with less, conserve resources, and turn their hands to
thingi they may ntver have dent before,
Even luch little things as changing a fuse yeur-
self, or keeping ysur appliances cUan and in good
order, are going to mean a let not only to us as *
utility company, but to you in Riaintaining good gas
and electric service.
1 1
For wi are having to do mort with less. W#
making every effort to maintain our high standard of
service, but we are seriously handicapped by a ihertige
in men and materials, and by the need for conserving
oil and rubber.
Our problem of man power U also a serious one,
Our technical and service employees art all highly
trained men, most ef whom have spent years becoming
proficient at their particular jobs. New ten percent
of our men are in military service, and many ethert
have been called upon te take technical civilian jeb§
with the military or in war industry. These employeis
are Impossible to replace, #vsn with untrained man-
Good serviee is as important to us ai it is to you,
and we know yeu will understand whtn we ask y©u «e
help. Don't make a service call unless it is absolutely
necessary, Learn to change a lute yourstlf. te
your appliances in gsod condition. (Consult
plumber or electrician abaat needed repalri^ Be turi
that you need a service man before you call US* " *
EACH STAR REPRESENTS ONE
OF OUR MEN IN THE SERVICES '.
© o o
VOTE
For
Proved
Who Have ALV/AYS
Been Pledged to Support
The President's Ail-Out
War^Program!
VOTE NOV. 3rd
Ciuneho, the glasE=muncher,
teeth that flinch at nothing.
That's bscause his diet (aside, of
coiirie, from the glass) contains
plenty of calcium and phosphates,
Does yours? It should—to ^ake
your teeth and bones itfong. Get
thii tip: One level teaspoon of
Rumfofd baking powder* as con=
tained in baked foods, provides
Ya your minimum daily require-
ment of calcium, % M your daily
minimum of phosphorus. Get it?
Get Rumford \
Miss Maj-y Ash, 500 Eth St., rt^
l retilfr.cd from SL. Joseph's
Philadeiphiii, wln?i'e aha
u miner opiiHiyn, Miss
Ash is recuperating •iatisfuctorily at
h
Mi's. Wtslcy Graucr, PhiladeU
nhia, Is the housn KUOEL of Mr,
nnei Mrs. Hernmn /,'esuiidcr, 842
Park p!, M*. K. Grauer, wh.i arrived
W?dnrsdny, win be joined by her
husband and two rjSiildrrn tonior=
STiW and will rf'arn iiomrv with
them Suiidny. The Grniipr's ar?
iunifflfr vaeationisis ai 15th st.
iind central av,
B • •
F: iends cf Miss Helen Mieliaccio,
daughter oi Mi', and Mis. Antliony
Miyliaeeio, 1034 Sittipson ay,, will be
pleased to learn Uiat she is slowly
improving in Pennsylvania Horpi,
fjsl. Philadelphia. Mii^ Migllaccio
has been ill since May and will be
in the hospital until Deeemiier,
RESEARCH CLUB TO HEAR
TALK ON "INTER.AMEIUCAS"
Miss Marie MoCabe, aceim
fhairman &f the Slglish Depart-
of Upper Darby Junior High
l il k i
FREE. Your eepy qf Rumford's
gugarlggg reeipe folder—now used io
2'J million American families! Write
Rurnferd Bakiflg Fewder, Bajc FS,
Ruraford, Rhode Island,
.PALMER'S,
^ * OCCASIONS
Noveitte*
GUtg
rhoiie |3i-iQi
1119 Asbury AT.
•or
WILLIAM H. SMATHERS
ELMER* H. WENE
AND THE ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC
TICKET
Mo wen Studio
Developing - Printing
Photographs * >
DISCUSSES
CHRISTMAS WELFARE WORK
Ciu-istmas welfare work was dls-
cuEtod and- Christmas greetlpg card,
sampies distributed at Tuesday
night's meeting of the Omega
LairMa Psi sorority, Gamma
Chapter, held at the home of the
A dOnatiOTi was given to the Nes-
dlework Oyild of Ameriea. A flnan.
eial report was made on the Pigjiy
Basket project,
The resisrnaiion of Mrs Kath-
r\ i n Bveringham was reffritfuliy ac-
cepted,
Mrs, Hnroid Lee was awarded the
guest package.
FoilowinE the- meeting reffesh-i
men's were served and a sociai
time enjoyed.
Others nfeseni were; Mrs, Alfred
Moyer. Mrs, Gecrqe Adpsrs, Mrs,
Bt-'van, Mrs, Qeofce Cake, Mrs,
Hugh Seciter and Miss Haael Be-
van.
Tits next meptif- take
st the home of Miss Emily Nanla,
10th st, and Central BV,, Tuesday,
November 10,
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HIKERETTES HAVE
FROCKESSiVB DINNER
The Hikerette Girls' Club had an
enjoyable proeressiVB dinner w&icfi
wound,up with a movie party last
iht
The girls met at the hJph sehool
at S-3(i prn,, then went to ihe hoine
of Clare Humes, 715 Asbury av,,
where the first course ef fruit eoak-
tall was served.
From there they walked in 308
Oandy, Mrs, Edwin R Stiles, Mrs.! Wesley rd,, the horne of Miriam
Alfred Powell, Mrs, Morton L. \ Broa-ntee where the main course.
Leach, bits. Harold I. Frentiss, Mrs. 1 consisting of rpa'sfietti and
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J. Prescott Cadman and the assist-
\nu hostesses, Mrs, Talese and Mrs.
Buihay,
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BOX LUNCHEON* BENEFITS
PCCAHONTAS
balls and Italian bread, was served
•by Betty t=ouise gin: 1th Miss
C HUDSOTl
Permanent Waving $&$ Tremlm*nfc\ l- l 4
Hair Tmiitig «-**-'• *
'-; (
T BOBS
Featuring , , , FEATHER BOBS . ,
CLAIRE ALEXANDER
BEAUTY
gpecial—ReiBlar PERMANENT WAVE ,
11*1 Wi ASBUBY
v. 11*1
ittMMi»tttttvnriHT?***
Mrs, Base Ptiee, Linwood., enter- i
tained Tuesday afternoon st a, box '
luncheon arid card party for tha
benefit of Natotia Council, Poea=
ihontas Lodge. Mrs, Otto Lingo re-
ceived the ^attepdartce prize,
(Mrs, Nick Regina was high sesF=
er in pinochlf and Mrs, Oaleman
Cfianee in ruffltry. Other
were: Mrs, Prank Rijglns, Mrs,
coin Rail, Sr,, Mrs, Millie Qenan.
Mrs. Leroy Crowley, Mrs, Lorraine
Mills, Mjs, Cfarson, Mrs. Harry
Clark, Mrs, Harry W. Bonham, Mrs,
William K. Smith, Sr=, Mrs.
BarthJlc-fflfw, Mrs, Stretch,
Nyborg and Mrs, Ellwooa
IMfS, Begins will be hostess Wed-
nesday aJterhosn at a bos luncheon
at her home, 937 Asbury av., for
(he beneflt of the lodge. Cards wili
be played,
•At the ^ekly ; meetirijr of the
SrOwnlee, The salad course was
eaten at the hom^sf Barbara Gery.
was enjoyed at The qhat*eibos,
! where Barbara Campiseil was hos-
i ^
the birthday firmiveFB&ries Of mem-
ibers occurring during Qetabtr will
be celebrated with a party, follofw-
I bi i p
a business session
Mrs, Co!«nan Chance, 1341 Bay
av,, entertained the Past Pocalion.
tas Club yesterday afternoon. The
birthday anniversaries, of Mrs, J.
PrBseott cadman, _Mfs, OWvin
Sampson and Mrs. Ml wood Mas-
well •feere eeiebrated.
* • * *
fcfr, aiid Mrs. William R= Peter*
son, Stli st. and Asbury av,. have
moved, to
y
Jpr the Winter,
were; Donnis imith, Mary Virginia
Reth, Anne VoSburg, Betty flcull,
Antoinette Evangelista and Eileen
McCalllon,
WOMEN DEVIOCRATS If AVE
HALLOWE'EN MEETING
An enjoyable Hallowe'en party
meeting was conducted by the' Wo-
men's Roosevelt Dqffioeratte CJlub
Monday night at Uie home of Mrs,
Nancy Moore, 834 Central ay.
Twenty -twe women were present,
Including gueste,
Mrs, Edith Pierson win be aetlng
president in the absence of Mrs,
F¥ancis Lees, the newly-tleeted p-e*
sident, who will be out r-f town
UT3S Winter.
The next nieetins will be on
Monday, November 16, at the home
of Mrs, Prank Oriinwald, 30 Morn-
ingslde rd,, who will be assisted as
h dauJ|hter, Mlsg Mur=
g
hostess by
iel Orunwald,
Aftron Stephenson, 22fi Asbiay j
nv,. giipgrintcmdent of the Ocsan I
Ciiy-longport brided, has enter-
ed the tJnlverEity Hespitai, Phila-
de?phja, to .undercs observation for
several weeXs, His wife is vlsitinp
in Philadelphia with their son and
family during his stay in the hos-
pital. l
FANCY YOUNG FRESHLY KILLED
B* to 124b Fancy ysmng Aapb
Jatt tkm right dirmtr for this
Saturday #F Mtmdmpt M i
csl, iovf
ONI PRICE
NONE PRlCtD
, HIGHER!
Eft
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Top , FnMt EOci
DUSSEB
FRYERS
• IV, ta 3 Ibi
"Super-Mghf"
Choice Qi
LEGS of
LAMB
, ONE PBICE—
; HOII HIOHEB -
CILLOPHANI
I01E PUCEi HifHI 1
, nesH LON#
SAUER KRAUT
2 lbs 13c
Country Stylm • ^'
2 A 2 1
Sea Food OFFERS MGRI FOR YOUR MONEYI
LARGE SIZE NO, 1 CANADIAN
SMELTS
JERSEY MACKEREL
FRYING OYSTERS ***ir
MACKEREL FILLETS m
Garden Fresh Vegetables and Fruits
JUICY, THIN SKINNED FLORIDA
Grapefruit
V. B, Ni i JERSEY
Potatoes I5H39 e
Fancy SNO-WHITE
Cauliflower
Fresh. Critp California 1CE»ERG
Itrgt
luti 14
•ONE HHHm
taut
kni 10 s i 1
fresh ROUND
STRING \.
BEANS
2 -
HONE PRICED MI#HfR
Urge yiselMii
FINER „
INGREDIENTS
2 25 C
STAYMAN WINESAP
Apples
Biamsid Urmmi
Walonls
Sweet AfWIE
Cider Teor
CRIAMIRT 7 -
Butter
Cheese
1 6
Amarieaa . , alto
MARVEL SAKDWICH
BBEAD 'I'J U c
Jane Parker
PARTY LOAF
CAKES T/39 C
Jmn* Forktr
OOMUTS % 13c
Choice Pea Nsu
SOUP BEANS
2 .V
Whife H
EVAPORATID
V
6 SMALL CAMS 3*0
REDI-MEAT,
Pickles
Wy
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