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THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
i; Witches to
eetamiitee in
gifty, m ttie pier's
ium. He also premises
entertslrsaent rea-
)O% b&U?g; kept as a
evening g&ireg will he
gift hap wili be prg,
phrtieipants,
• mta have been invited,
ftJ di i
officers,
eommuhitv festlvi-
jleuUffly the dancing wftieh
concluding feature ef
In Hie selarinm a*. t*ie
the pier, currently being
#r service njia's nlub.
fef, (3» prtoes will be War
Stamps, taut some will be
equipment and other mtf»
Cross Has Rush
on Pajamas
Oity Red Cress this
j£pE§tre»d a rush order for 30
" "S flH&eiette pajamas to be
a military hospitoi,
to produce them, the ]o=
% Issued an appeal yes.
more women workers te
steer their services next
SOMERS POINT NEWS
Housing For
Emergency Cited
Point Feeding Capacity
3800 Persons
POD*T=Soffiers Point
has emergency housing available
for approximately 3400 persons, ae»
cording to a report sufct&itted to
(tie New Jersey De-fense Couneu,
r figures given were: Feeding
capacity, 3600; hospital accommo-
dations, 135: casually stations. 450r
ishalators, 2; oxygen tents, 3:
stretchers, 22^ cats. 14; blankets,
34; pillows. 18; x.ray machines 2:
emergency drugs and uisiiiirm'ms.
#426 worth: total number of de-
fense workers.
Mayor Fred chapman announced
? s t
y when the sewing prod action
'WULbe In essio t th A
g p
In session at the AL
Gity Meetrie Oo.
Be Kind
Your Feet With
SUPREME
ARCH SHOES
eonstncttd to
tender f«t lasting
LOYAL
STORE 1
U45ASBUKYAVE,
ihat anaif-ier air raid siren
been delivered here, mftltirijf four
sub.sirens to supplffir.ent the main
siren at the Fire House and enable
outlying sections to hear signals.
Fire Chief Henry Oliver reported
the following have been appointed
to the forest fire fighting eometiit-
tee: Victor QifTerd, Oarfos Garri-
son, Lewis Taiimftn. Hoy Garrison,
Thomas Oliver, Charles smith,
Lewis Crane. Joseph Innocent,
Adolph Waide and Albert Stretten,
Twenty youths are being trained
for the fire companies, and a«f
studying first aid. Thirteen polies
reserves also are taking tin* first
aid course.
Dowes av, school gym will be the
new decontaiiriJHatiori center, it was
announced.
av
is,
GOOD SERVIf
tRT OCR FAMOUS = ,_.
Ctaqn Stew _•_ 3Sc
Stew .___ 35c
Fall Course
DINNERS
55c - 65c
THE
TIP-TOP
fO BOOM • GBULt
OB tne Corner
In the Hart o* Taws
and Asbury Ave.
Chapel Benefits
From Card Party
SOMERS POINT = Mrs, FeUr
Yoit was hof.ess at an afternoon
card party in the Fire Hall te
benefit the Altar and Rosary So-
ciety of St. Joseph's Chaptl, Wiir
stamps were given as table priar-s.
The door prizes went to Miss Car-
rie Lavery, Mrs, Oarrett. Sullivnn.
Mrs, Samuel QagkiLl, Mrs, Edward
untg, Mrs, Cliarlea Anderson, and
Mrs, Albert Bessim. The chance
priiis went to Mrs, Kathryn
Stretch, Mrs, ^inderson, Mfs: M.ir-
garet Goodman nnd Miss Stella
MeCauley. Refreshments svere serv-
ed after the games,
The players; Mrs. Albert Bessan
Mrs, Patrick Nirdlinger, Mrs, Al-
bert Cramer, Mrs, jpseph Can-,
way, Mrs, jeseph Higgins, Mis,'
Jafflgg Hlggins, Mrs, Bitty Lew-1
ther, Mrs, Charles Lewis. Mrs. Leo I
Qsrsen, Mrs, Tlioinaa MeKinnry,
Mrs. WowaH Siv'ar. Mrs. Rmih
Richards, Mrs, parfett Sullivan.
Mis, Lewis Mathisus, Mrs. Joseph
Oer&ty, Mrs, M, J. Poltrr, M'ts.
Harry Johnson, M s. Edward
Kuntz,, Mrs. George Lafrey, Mrs.
Rose Piles, Mrs, Mury Iraun. Miss
Stella Me-Caulpy, Mrs, Charles
Mdskers, Mrs. Samuel Dasklll, Mrs,
Edgmr Prat}.. Mre. Emma Mc"ue,
Miss Carrie Lavery, Mrs. Lyle j
Bessler Mrs, E fVlvfr. Mr:*. FMi- j
afd Barry. Jr., Mrs, A. imp Bakley, !
Mrs, Peter Yost nnd Mi's. Aiosan
rter
Point To Sell
Pair Of Lots
Make Tax Deal on
Harbors Property
SCMERS POINT—At a meeting
if Council Friday evening, a reso=
!uti3n was adapted authorizing a
Bublk' sale- to be held November
13, at 8-30 p.m., for premises desig-
nated as IS'!K_31 and 32, Block No
18, plan of n.iiniei B. FrHider. At
U?ast S32S miLHt he bid, with 20
percent of the amount accernpany
injf the bid, and the baiflnye must
tie paid with GO days of the sale
Thr npplieation nf Harry F
-Btyer to transfer his liquor license
new Issued for Riverview Tnn. to
the rarner of Maryland and Sunny
was granted conditionally—that
the applicant cannot have the
of transff'rriiiK his license
to another person, Mr, Siypr's new
location is wherp "Pu ! k/' Hagen-
bucher formpiMy hurl a Jif-pij>:ed
pliiiitf.
Another it-olininFi wns adjpted
to a^rept $2,700 ad a prirp on de>
taxi's on lots formerly
oy OtH'Lif] Cily Hiirbors,
Inc. iifid artiujred by the New i
Jermy Stau ! Highwny DipartmentJ
for rifeht of way of a portion of
MiicArLhur Bouli^'ard Ipadinjj from
Eroadwiiy ttj \He SoilU'fs Point-
Qceiin Ci'y tr&ffie rir?iiv Coiineil
likewiMP is rrniitUni* 12,410,65 in-
lerest on thtsf IflLs. and in lieu
of thi 1 rf':niitfd interPH!. t)w Otv-
an City Harb-nrs, Tnr,, is tlrpding
to Sninrrs Poifii ev^r 100 hits
whjc'li thi'v now own. bul winch
in"! coiLsidpri.bly di'linqurni in
iaxe>s.
The deeding of these will save
l^t~avy fotrrlosurp niid ir^ii rotits,
^riri svifl hv proppj-ty i'Hil ihp f ! tv
will tie utoh !a di-'p^'-""' >f at publit 1
tali?, to hs'ip ;hi_> finanrial eondi-
tien nf Rc;ne-K pfiini. CQimcil
pointrd out.
Mnyoi- Fred diapmnii reported
that §n^.5O hiid ljicn eolleftfd by
!!i€ L polic.- tliparttnent m finps.
A •ipeviiil mvclinu wns ,«.rhpdnlfd
for last evening 1 , to t.ikr iiction nn
the 1943 [nwiislrp iHnd
Fjaving preyrmm."
/Friday, October 30
THE POCKET
^/KNOWLEDGE • If >K
WAR
Monday and Thursday
are BARGAINITES
llr- - Adults 22e
October 30, 1942
T*u Evening ShflW9
Siitllrday
Friday and galurduy, Oei. 30-31
Bstty GRABLE - John PAYNE - Carmen MIRANDA
"SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES"
In Tri-hnii ijlor with f'l'sar lUjiniTo - f'harloit=--
und Harry Janus and his BanJ
Mundiiv, NovPinbiT 2 — Only
Geo. SANDERS - Tom CONWAY
fii
THE FALCON P S BROTHER 5
Jans
R rmn
THE GLASS KEY
with Alan LaHd
v, V«v, S — linly
James CRAIG
Dean JAGGER
"OMAHA TRAIL"
Pat O'BRIEN
George MURPHY
In
'The Navy Comes Through"
Fridjiy and Siili'i'ilay, Ocf, ."O-Jtl
Bette DAVIS - Paul HENREID In
"NOW, VOYAGER"
^ "Olympic c'hsm|j"
Walt
Clnr* 1 Piiusi. Mrs. Jajnes
ghiui. Mrs guyene Murpjiy,
Alexander Huburn nisei Mis
aid
W.S.C.S. Meeting
At Eckhardt Home
_ SOMEBS POINT—The Women's
Society of Christian Service of Be-
thany Me'hodist Church h.id a
meeting and social at the homf of
Mrs, Harry Eekhardt, Braddock
Drive, Mf^, Fred R«st ponducted
the business mefting, which was
followed by a Hnllowe'en party.
prestiit; Mrs. Fl'ed Rest, Mrs.
Rudolph Fehrle, Mrs. George
imlth. Mrs, CrmrlPfi Evans. NLs,
Harry Scott, Mrs, Albsrt Lamberd.
Mrs, Herman Hopkins. Mrs, Sirah
Masan, Miss Lydia Mason. Mrs,
Floyd Varhees, Mts, Frank Burr,
Mis, Albert Foreman raid Mrs,
Harry Eckhardi.
RBAD THE OUASSTFimn ADS
LOSING Saturday
for the Winter
luced Prices On Groceries
feat Specials
1b
ildrs. Lamb
28 Ccred
Bacon
39 c
-Up (o 4 ibi,
irk Loins
Grocery Specials
Large Use Package
Rinso
Ivory Snow
Lux
Oxydol
19
Seek Prioritv on
F*i«* S'rpn Wiring
SOMTRS POINT = Thp
tion of Policf Reaervp John Rit =
ehis 1 was accepted at ii mpetiru of
the Civilian Dpfensp Council Turs
day evfiiing Mr, Ritvliie is moving
to' pftllftfjelphin for file durst'irm,
Bulk tins from LeonnrtI Drpy-
fuss, dlrecipr ff i!v= Btftif Ctiim-
cil. w'^re read, Ono, '•Fi^lHlnu Par
i," wfts turnrd over tn F,ro
nrv rliv«'= "tiH the ni.riihr! of
i. s4 hool F-enfi!
!)i.i.11 ii: for sew
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Fred Crmpmnn. pounty
7f thf s"rnp d'ive. reporteri thnt
*>e hss heeti ni.HHffi fon'act man
for the sale of the four piles of
ofi" to schools, oiie to Rov
Bcs.iif^ nnd nne to St. JoP's At.lile-
tip ciiin Hf hn, 1 , pnr nrice nf SS
per tdii, Prowp-ds of the Oounril
nnd st, Joe's piles will nn tn CMvil,
ian Defer.se, tho SCDUU to their
trenstirv, and Uie school for de-
^ense starnjKi.
Thp mpdicnS unit n-.et at Oity
HHII iftst_ evening under the diree=
tion of Dr. Maihilda Lifhnpr. and
the amtaiilanc-e corps under the ril-
rertion r.f Walter Patten at the
5*1 r*» Hal] on the same evening,
Tlie next meeting nf the Coim=
Prnnk n*«Fen. Riiy.r.qnt!! H. Hyriv i .
Willliim Ootlfrpy'iind Miss Flsrence ! to^iiiess was _s(nrt«?fl S7 years
e-,,!! ' bv his {-rinnf.faLhfr.
Hiii-pid Stanton. rhmrmim of the ' BsfSidrK hbi wife Idn-Jie is sijr-
Ma^nirnid Speiut arilvtie^, vviw Giir^l : viv-d by n son, John K. Brmiile*,
of the eveiihm. and was •""• Funeral services mok plare
bv Bf wri
O!i'r! !
ih" B ats
ntion. Thi
-, 8]) in CiiuiT 1 ! C )tin-
r i 30 p.m. Junior rhoir
l
?' ! iiiK -i j.huh: retiu •!,(••!! fro.i!
Ot'IiVUvr fjlltit,.. W.i.;. ;; .ift.:
iOi' November U in iif.;.f,|fp cf 301,
• o\ rr O 'tnlH'i'
Tin* cfuijMi \o~ Ciij 1 !' M
!.-, in .iiit*. I fill!'-?. Ms", 4
^Tj : E l\ t-f li s ! m i| ir i Mild ,
Mrs iMiibeihi Crinj. Urrxcl HUL
•'i! . hiivji iiiyvcii tii U:.< iCSort [gr
'lit ii;:rii1;ni! jttlfl are nrriipyliig thS
ii't.iiitl lioor i.;]{[!'!M.MMt, COS At*
laiiii.' ;iv. Mr Rii.vmond is em=
|J:M.\ fi) 111 WHMUMtMOll, I). C
is u';i^ first ii'MU'tl in 1827,
a i*'j-rit(>! > \w\\\ n part af
n in IKFH iiiul Wiis ad-
tn the Union Jiinuarj- 29,
liitl t*»t 1
!.*Sni,
at
K;u'i
The Misses
E'hi Mav Varnrr, Nortiiri Fiiield,
Jenn Maiie Smith, Betty .Inne
S p-n elm''
Those pre^n! werr:
Pa^tv PnstDoned
POINT—A rnrd p;ii!v
••rh.-dLited for Nnvnnilicr fi hy the
Kieanor Fouy. Shirlny Hnlry, I Women's Ausiliii! v
Jessie Saylor, i/sonorr rip Haven,
•ind Hownrd Saylnr. Bill Epplc,
Johnson
mnrial Hosplt.il hii.s been nn«:pnn-
i'i to Nov'< n more importnnt 1 inn* fnr the pen
m jui\ their
LIQUOR
34th - Jtut Qwm
l)n you know why mill ; on« of Anu'i-icans have
„_ dnnrfi their jobs, t-iireej^ HJU\ [ireHisies why thnn.
guilds f