Jun 1961 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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it', a"-". - to spf^ik, uiu tlieir
«iior. This navlints /or the tcTm.
UsiiiK it indicates no prejudice, on
our purl.
known lo everybody but tho
will rocciva an 1 entirely now
.year. It maylseom a little.Una
scientific meterologists (,o sit t
nnmes lor hurricanes, and narni
less alike, both in English and I
letters like "q" and "x" are oln
complicated! Hurricanes spawning
fnd in.Jhe Cartbbean. Wnon tanf
the Caribbean it tlirows radio tun
ers into a periect tizzy. NobodJ i
pronounce the" woid. Some pit?
"rib"; others on the"beo". Thiui,
minor contusion. Last year the hn»
tho most excitement was "Donna"!
damage down South It sklrted'Oca
time it got hero Donna didn't amo
didn't matter to oxcitable report*
out that tho South Jersey shore w,
It wasn't. Only the U. s. Weather
why on, arbitrary date, June 15
stait of tho hurricane season
hurricane gets under way onJunMit^
icsuit in a serious snafu It wouldn'tta*',
all we know,- any record? it might«el»
ognized by tho Amateur Athletic &"
a billion dollar hurricane without i*
out official recognition.
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COBKECTIONS—Tlio inalovolent'iiiiu'
foul up newspapers have been wwffi
Tlio inalovol
that foul up newspapers have been
at the Sentinel-Ledger of late T
writer called Bob Monihan, thu ncUkao
Dick Monlban. Nobody caught the goof h
newspaper we described niarsh «u'ji
cmbon dioxide We Knew porfeclKiidlilul
hydrogen sulphide Nobody c-aught'lhetoot
can do is to admit such errors and throw 0
the mercy oi'the court ,..-
/V'Nothipg much is known of the origin of
Bather's Bay- though, clearly, its observance
'cama later than the observance"" of Mother's
Day.
i* There is a sneaking suspicion abroad that
the'Snnday set-aside each, year for the rccog-'
nition" of fathers may have been' conceived by
such' interests as Hallmark, Norcross, and
other.firms with a*commercial axe to grind.
'Be this as it may, the American father
deserves some kind i of recognition. This day,
Whether Its origin was commercial or not,
provides a departure point.
'.One^of-Sthe strange*things in American
life today is' the' popular disparagement of
father. ;On television, lor example,, your aver-
age, father a' invariably pictured- as a good-
natured dolt,- never'thefmatchifor mother or
hjs, children.
In the comic strips it is always Dagwood
tflio" takes the-lumps with Blondie invariably
victorious. But, is this image of dear old.dad
kemember When . . .
as a dope justified?
Of course not Even with today's number
of working wives it is generally father who
brings home the biggest pay check and, when
the chips are down, he is the person respon-
sible for the well being, of the family.
This, naturally, is as it should be. Jtten
may not be a bit smarter than women but, so
help us, they seem to have been designed as
the dominant sex. This involves responsibili-
ties on the'part of* fattier and can't just be
taken out in masculine chest thumping.
We think, too, that there is a good
chance that women prefer things this way.
Masterful males are still popular in the movies
and'on,the stage.
1 ' -.Thus, as-we celebrate Father's Day this
Sunday let's try to check this program of
propaganda designed to make dad a second
class citizen.
Even if he isn't superior there is little
use denying that he is equal to mother.
Capitol Hill
5WSJUNGTON, D.. C-—The new
United States President did not loaw
Vienna and his tneetingwitii RiKzsian
Premier Nikihi Khrushchev a beati-n
or outroanenvered man.
Set even the President UmU
knows uiiat the; eventual outcome tit
his conference with.Khrushchev will
be. and thus the whole wnrM uwidtrs
whether the relalJuiEhlp beti«?en
these tan incn wilt affect the course
of history to. a bearfidal
i tou^h u!ii*.r man—*iiruo.-EI whom
the ivurM iilrt-idy h^*t gnevtiMxs
Thf pitiures of thp two mpn,
fljshed all O*.PT the ^oritl jnd -aiti
by millions. m.wy who can t read,
"oke a svmpatlxtic n.-»jx>nst-- from
the .Uit-ice ptrson fflr the- youn£rjr
nun who ch\ims*iy looked \eiy
mucn like thf comjc book ' h^rrj,'
This advantage vva)'ti> open
Its* 72nd summer sm^on^uith nr
~ Rebel Governments
pulpif,
wished lo maJiii sure that*
«mft lido* prnptiWet^^phd"'
In opfflatton. , .„ ,,
Octaii 'iity 1 HEH bsstbnlfl - _, „. „..„.„,
VEARS AGO
Ocean, CIlytrDctansc Cqundl
niaied'afeily hofll to meet
ofi'aiicrBchdyi "=•-'•—•-"'•
which it 6 diametrically oppwod.
thriy nouly'alway* n^nago, bf
their xtvululloiu lo hind Uwm-
adv^. W«t r td|»ducBra; who onl»
mako tleir chaina tfiavte- that
More.
Ii 'a mrafd of 11 wins and throe *' Kail Soot, Veteran Otxon CUy life- '
" ' .< ' , | - -*f wlanf known to IioddnxU on tho Mlh"
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OCEAN CITV SWl3frt!iirWJvDOEn,,lnc
. I rttblmt or TH Oman tily UontliwI LttluK IM I
Men clia»£« th'ofr rulers will-*
intty. hoping to better themsclv»
... they afterwards find by o»
pprioiDB tbey havo gemb from bad
to'WorM." A! new prinos burden^
tho9f who have Bubtnipod to bint
with his soldiery with infinite
otfa»r»h»niilil|jgi whkh ho mint
ptti upon lilt new aeAnioitlon.
/ ' ^-NlCOLO MAClIUVEtil'
' Untr oppressor. Fpr whs.
ever ia «hlfr ia dethrone t
TRENTON — >ew Jerseyi 1SS1
tesfelature chalked op j fair record
before adjourning probably rmlll neit
fall despite earlier prcAcoorB Hut
the nil-Democratic Assiimbly and the
ln-10 State Semtf would rtynm marry
tnajdr blUt
Governor Itobert B Meyner plain
to eall « special session lite m Ju(y
to dispose of pending nomination;, ve-
toed- Wus and measures, docnnited
with a pink tig to denote their hn-
POTtaiHT. TIKV A»senibiy has si
Joumcd until Aurust 15, i dale pick-
cd at random, and Uie Semte plans
to Hay away until NovemtXT 20 Tlie
Assembly alw is expcctiil to Irnore
the August 15 return data
The politically mixed-up Legisla
turc solnetl the threaJmed J39 m,f.
lfan deficit in mi- Stete/g rioonl
budeol by addms approximately $2)
million to the Ux bills of motorists
and eJgarrtie smokers The tiddltioo-
Si/££j? 1 " y ** I1 ) tnm the
JM.flOuOOO in lik-ome t,ut,-i paid to
New York state by New Jersey
residents wlw work m MatihaUnn
Altliougii Ni-iv York Slate enacted
a measure into Uw ivm/oreini; Ihe
!»»«• of Ihe Bl-stare Wau.rfnjnt
pommlsslarl to deal wl(h hoodlum
labor toiden, the New Jersey I>eEfa-
lature refused to pass mct, n bUI
H'aleTlrtmt kibor IiudlT! descended
upon UK state How durin
^
Unal hours of tlw LeEL,latu>B imd
ftorked h,uxl to block tile measure
Wew York-Niw Jcncy dittenneiH
over Uic purchase of the Hudson A
Manhatterf Railroad and Ihi conrtrp
tfan o a World Trade Ceme^mN
S?. "*• f! C Hnrt °' N w Y o * Au-
thority still remain unwlved .ind
nuiy be tackled when ihe lawmakers
stun up the. bmimiMnn niaeluncry.
lo the Mrprtee of the experts, the
l«dslatm-o calmly agrarf |o
.Midd esot County tho fifteenth con-
gressional district in- New Jemejr
which was uutliori/cd after the 10U)
census wus prumulgJUtd.
Sununer,. vacations-, mixed" with
canipalgnhic, arc being planned h
seeWnfi rei-lecUonirt N
GftADLA1T,S-Fi>r tlie UKUISXIKU
"f ^nwiuritc^ In Nfw Jersey this
mmth Coucrnor Robtrt B Mtyner
ndvTA holitt npi-ci.,1 «)c.
nlficancc for the Governor who bus
rrcein*! six honorary
he look office over wven year* ago
It was «t Oberhn OiUegc in Ohio
while krynotiiiu tho 1956 mock om-
VHitUm that he first met nil lovely
ivito Helm All but one or thi>
mj-inbttis of hi? uibliW ate collrgc
IneiL M.ijor Cenrml Jnini^ P^ Cimt-
"••II, Chief 01 Sl,^ is n former urclil-
tert The SI lie 1 nsultirer. the Siv
rttjrj- of State ami the Commission-
er of Bdncnbon arc former school
t.suhcm Si-treuiiy n( Agrieultun'
Iliililp Alntnpi Bimrbi a piil Bt-ta
Kiippa key
"Mnns hoiliam is Ilmilleioi, lu» ca-
pacity unboundni, ami nuthbiK tiin
nbnt Me him (Live hl» O«TI shrinking
fivm the new and the untrityj," Uie
Governor stjite^
NOSE FOR NEWS — The tragic t_
Great Egg Harbor Bay two weeks ago brought!
a young woman who juit loves the unusual 0«
Saturday when the bodies were broughtToShf
Guard fetation here who should turn up at MM
but Mi-a Buth Gillin, J long-time summef *
who in Philadelphia occupies an Important p
the Fidelity-Philadelphia Co Miss GiUln i
wrong Uusineis. She should work for a md.
newspaper Dcipite the macabre aspect of tori
she didn't turn a hair. We shall takeJUsjC 1 "-*
on our next murder story.
IimSUTE DEPARTMENT—Fur,the last i
weeks we have been discussing masculinehiir^
in this department. We mentioned,D"
VVONU due jockey and Ins wavy histy
a Fabian job Mr Rlciiter, thoroughlyj.eJ
went out itnincdliitcly and obtauiett a no
cut; It doesn't become him. Then W),-n)«"l
poodle dog hair styling of a local.pjlnt oteakrl
-tJioroughly annoyed Harry Marleyi'amllitrY
dealer, who demanded to know why his hairs,
receive mention, too. New ->papers, unllK raSJ
TV chains, don't operate on an "equal spaaTf
form. But tho main leo-ion it is diifictpt to co
Mr Marley's hair 1? that there Is noOlng
bizarre about it Air Marley's hair Is chestonth
and curly We have checked with several s|
know who say it is the Kind of hair desJgocdforff
ning one's fingers through Since Mr.,MantJlf
proper member of society and a pillar of two
we question whether he or Mrs. Marley m f
such liberties This would seem to ternniijBff
cusslon of male hair styles The innocent d
we have made on the subject havogouea
kinds of trouble. Wo have never been SO t
aware of masculine vanity. ':*^
What you can do
to fight...,
OrWMNriv OIEV AU IAWS
R fpon to norn AUTHORITIES inro«MAiiON
.Tfou HAM A«OUI AHV niMiHAL *cmmv
tKr^
I NlrfT OH OOOB OO
M Vow mau*a nw M suffour OF
aUte PAY. IHAIMINO ANO fAOlmiS
od LAW twomjMLNi orncui
ELIDA REUNION—The depa
at the recent reunion sljfied by "aUwi r*F~l
Finance Director B Thomas W»ldrnw>-Wlllatiim
nmdutli>d by Di Wnfjil
Thurtday—
.L in 11 ft a m —D illy V ic-ilioll
Blblr bd.nl
.Servire .it Cliil
f-otklii(.-ti-(l by
7 p GO
ilreii -i Se-i».lio!v
Younc Adult*
Frld>y->
9 n. m.-ll:« BV m.—Diiily ViKJition
Hlblc School
FIRST PRCSBYTCRIAN
7lh (t. and W«l*y av.
Pnachlng Chriit CruclHad. Rli«i.
wid Cooling Again
R>v. William Radclifft Allm. TJ. M ,
Paitor
Svnday— ^
9 SO a m.~Gmd«l Sund,iy School
hiss*- 1 * for nli
1 S>**, DLborili Sliowir^
5 p In —Cospi I SiTvice nt Cix M
comlucliii l,v l^i.liii nililii
•C p m—CiinBitgiiiioivil (irciWT
"••lug
Ip in — bvonuij; Gosiiel 5erv-
I; Cbnfmnuonnl none (tervlre
n by tlw Mnrricd
Message by Dl
,' On The Ji-richo ltoad "
P ni —Suiiervis4-(1 nlfiht nuR
r*»1Btnln,
} P. m —YOUIIK people's hynin
, MLIS y
Oldficld. Cherub. Junior, in(i:rniedi
nte, Arlult dioira,
Mmday—
11:30 n. m,~-Oi«»ning Sission.Diiil
V.H.ilion Dlblc Sclwxtl Mcf 'JIU eje
neclld.iy •> 30 lo 12 Clj. -J-I foi llUR
try Ihrough Uvnagi-
Tvnday—
9 «. 01.-1111.' PreiLyltTy of iVi^
Jcreey, f^irst Prtsbyterian Oiurcli,
B l k i l
9:30 a- m,—Bible Krixiol.
Widnnday—
9:3(1 a. in.—Bible Sdiiml.
9 Til ,L m —Biblp Sd»»il
y p m —Counsellor I raining *>cs.
sion ^.nojter PhiUdelplLLi Cnisad*-,
Sundav Sthiiol Euildlnjj
Friday^
9 JO a m —Bible Sehoiil
ST AUGUSTINE'S R. C
Ulh it. and W«lsy av.
Rt. Rev M«gr, Barttwlomnr B.
Doyle. Pallor
M.L^I-S on SuiuLi> —. Ii TO S *> 1'
111 TO 11 TO » m '
Cunft^-sUnis SalurtLi^. J 30 lo 5 30
,ind 7 oO to 1 fl) p ni
Flr^I i-nday Mas^—7 {t in Q>n
fissions tiie niKht before titim 7 30
to 8 di) p m.
OF MARTYR'S CHAPEL
3nd it. and Atlantic av
Mn« on SuiHLiy—\ 9 15, 10 30.
11 30 .L in
Ci>nri-^Uoit9 Sahutliy, 4 30 to 5 30
and 7 30 to 8 10 p m
Kli^t frridaj Mass—7 30 it- m Con-
fessions befiin* MUVE
OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL
Mth it. and Aibury av.
Rsv Juaptt McC»ul»y. Paitor
M y^n on Sutida) —$ and 10 d hi
CtaifossJiiib S.ituntiy. 7 30 to S "U)
p ni
ST. JAMES A M E.
;th ii and Him «v.
II n m —Monilne Service
2pm— Sundiy StJiool
— Young i"eople's
HK-
8pm— Evi-nlnB Worship.
tdriMday
7:30 p.m.—Prayer Service.
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TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH
Mi it. and Wat av.
Rm. William H. WlHon, Paitar-
[Tell Me ... $
]Mr. Wimberg %
m publlatitd •» a
J wrlM to our friendi to acquKtnt
1(*«» with what to downan nomJ artel.
jftwilon: Why do you cnll your ifaj
R* cstijbllshmont a funeral homo? j^.v .^^^-^-^
IWAn«w«r: Foremost is the reason thnt its facilities, its
». privacy, make it possible fof thoso who come to us
l| "l grief to feel (he protccUon provided by a frue
*i home. This is a professional establishment, 1 of
W eourse, but abovo and beyond our professional.
r requirements te our purpose of making it p quiet,
*-*--•• piaco for those who need our services.
aster J. Wimberg
Puiwwl Stnrlf K> All
S p m^MltMveck Service.
MACEDONIA MITHOD1ST CHURCH
IBffi st, *nd Simpson *v.
RW- Cynn P«rty# Paitor
Sundfty—
11 50 a, mF — Sunday School
12 JO pt m ^- Morning Worship
HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL
it, Md Central iv.
Rev Forni» 0. Vaughan, TfiJVL,
t%«ctor
Stmday-
7 30 a, m —Holy Commiwton.
H ft m —Family Eucharist.
Ha ni*—Morning WwsWp
Service*
Sunday—
6 TO, 7 45, 9, 10, 11 ft. m. ond 12
noot>—JVtisB.
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ORACE LIITHEItAN CHURCH
Shan nf. and Dawu air.
RW. diarfaa Rlnck Jr., oatlir
Tttfay (Tlwd
7 30 p. ni
Sunday—'
9 20 ana 11 IL m —Morning Wor-
ship
9:30 a: m.—diureli SchOoL
7:30 p. iji.—Lulhfer UMguq-.*
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BBTHflNY MSTHODIST CHURCH
Shore nt and BrigMsnav.
R*v. Jmn RsbloMn, patnr
Taday (Tlwfiday)-
S:30 p. ITL—Junior Choii*
Sunday—
945
30:30 «. m^—
Wadnesday—
7:30 a, m.—
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHR>ST SCieNTIST
tti-cta and Asbwy ay,
Sunday {Service—31 a.
Sumtiy School -111
W d d J 8
"Is Hie Univerae: Including &fcin
Evolved by Atomlir 1 FVin^i?" is Uie
of 'Uie lAsson'Sermon to be*
at Oirtetian Science
Hie- Mipcnonfy ol divini» liw o\tr
th^ Iwvn oi nuitti*r:. will • be etnpitu
•fzod, Incudtii in the Bible read-
ings bt (he account In John (G) of
hriiv CJirist Jtsu»t Wtiltod on tht*'s*si
to join hL«i disciples Iti liKrjr ship.
From. "Science and Health wilh
Ktry to OIL- Scriptures" by Maiy
Baker Ftfrjy will be jmvui/(p. 7?3>^
"God never ordiiiwd a malerial law
to annul U«* spiritual law. 1 . 1 If
tlieri' • U'ttn*. sudi a.iiiaUTkU lawt ii
would oppose tlit* supremacy of _ Spir-
it, God, iind.impugn.tht* vi-isdom ol
thV* cTt-ator./ Jesus UTitkcd on UIL
waves, fed tfut.multitude, Iteali'd th* 1
sick, and raised tl>e tlisid in direct
opposition to material taw's."
The Godlen T**xt is from Rtrv-rla-
tioii (11): "We give thi-s thinks O
Ijjni God Almighty, which art, and
wiusti and art. to'turne; because' tlum
K15, (iikt^i lo thee thy unsii power
and! hast reigned:"
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FRIENDS MEETING MOUSE
£horv Road; SHVIII*
Meeting for divine wprshJp. *aeb
First pay morning at II o'cloc*
Pstienis Ludl^m, cleric . Infonqatior
-MaMcm Bi^, EXpart »23S».V.
Mainland Chvrxhet
5OMERS POINT
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Shore nf.
Rev. Ardbt Fairvlf, pastor
9:30.0. lh.-aiurctlSc.WOK
11 a. ni,—Mominji .Worship,
G:30 p, m.—B.YIF.
7;30 p. m.~-Evrtiin£ SpniiH
.p. .JU,—H
Methodist Church Inaugurates
Boardwalk Services On Sunday
11 it, m~Mbmfaif Worrdilp
7 20 p ni,—Evening Service
H 30 i» nL—Senior Oiolr rch^irsal
8 30 p m —Q)mnil5sion mwtlna.
LINWOOD
SEAVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Roborf I, Olua, putor
T«I*y (Tfwr«d>yJ'~-
7pw ^Oiu^idtT Qififr rcfiesir^iL
r*30 p ITL—OUJK*1 Owlr rchcnraaL
Tmumw (Prtday)—
7 30 p ro ^Junior IIi£h B YJF.
11 n, nx—Morning 'Worship.
9:45 a, m!—OuinA School.
pr hi. — Junior trad Senior
7 30 p m—Ei cuing Sen it v.
ITMflWHUy—
7:15 p, m.—Pn.yer
LINWOOD COMMUNITY CHURCH
Shore ttL
rtr. William Con«verr
9 15 a_ m —Oiurch Sdwol
& p m—Evening Service.
8 p.
BETHIL METH001ST CHURCH
OCMII Hefgfatt av.
ftw. A, R. HendridkA, puter
The Firet Mi-thodlst Church ^lU
Inaugurate its boardwalk scrvlasi Jn
the MoorlyQ Thmtn? Sunday eve-
ning by prcscnllng Uw L Reverend
Eaiil A* t*riodrtciif lustor, as ivritaL*, Just tt>*umi«l 6t)rri
MfUiW wlnav he wa* soloist At the
United Baptist Cbnvaittor. of that
state, thu C&iralrn tenor "also, AVSIS
healtl. in recital hi Rnngpr, JloUlton
and Cartbou; aril fulfilled .radio arid
in his Mooriyif
redta^ Mr, Fredericks will perform
Itjr the inftlit tiirif 1 in this area tlie
"Jiidax Mbnologws," trotn tlie SJU. 1 -
red opf^t^i "I Am Thi» Way/' iiuui-
posed by Metropolitan Opera basso,
Jeronie Ulnn A tnend of-the com-
poser, Frederi(_k5 performs this Optra
tlme« each Reason and in
September will do so in Birmfnghaxn,
A la And Af-rfitH.i (Ja
A3fio en the prD^ram ore the lTtli
Century hynui "| Pray TV Thee,"
"The NJnrty and Nirf," "I Tallu^
To God Last Nifihi,' "Sound An
mt^tiiey^raU»yr_eniaU? JLiA
Mrs, Hiram r Offun-~ YCB," But
Hiram thought'.t best to dip the
servants' wings so .hey couldn't fly
pa mirlUy.; ^ ^ 1 ^ ' ^.^
i Ad* Brtuff Mtdefc
Walter Fredciiqts
Judas Mrfccabt^m^i and two eelec
Mr Fn-dertiJcs has just re-
contact "Lnmb ot C will be heard
at die Mbarlyn Tlus^jv under the
auspices oC Tho Wrat Mctbodbt
Qiunch an- June- 25, Btsliop Fired
Fierce Cureon. July 2, Dr Ralph W
Socknuui, July 9. Dr. Ilorold ,A,
~ ' July W. Dr W Hatnil
Aulcnbach, July 23, Dr Eugene
Smith, July 30, Dr. Robert E, Ache-
son, August 0, Dr. D HFjynald
Thomas; August 13, Dr John A.
'¥ August 20. Dr. D Rcgiiuild
;; August 27, Dr, J Harry
;; S^jHrmber 3, Dr, Nora
W- RuiUirt; Septembi*r 10, Dr Narm-
on V Hope; St-ptember 17, Dr. 1 J
Ernest Somuvjlle^
30 30 a. BL—Voutb Counsrlwz
8, 9 30 .uid 11 a. m-—Mormng Wor
hip
0 30 and 11 a. m.—Ouirch Nui%
ay 9 30 and 11 a, m —Junior Onirich.
9 30 a, in,—Onirch School
6 45 p m —M.Y-F And Intermndi
8 p m.—Evmlnjj £a-vita>
6:45 p. m.—Junior Choir
Godfrey-Smith Funeral Home
HERBERT L. GODFREY, Mgr.
Established 1896
809 Central Avenue
Pledging for Ihe future, as in the past, fhe
finest and most dignified funeral service.
IN TIME OF TROUBLE WE ARE AS
NEAR AS YOUR PHONE — DIAL 3W-O077
Successors to Ocean City's First Funeral Director
CLASSIFIED AD
BRINGS RESULTS
RECAUONARr MEASURE*
Mm Tt 8th Sfnrat .,,,' Dial't
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