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e»or«icn rover of b«r coach trimmed
I In lav.nder and pink crept. The A Trim Wbin
Jack Kavmaaugb. bearing th*
la . JUntrtca'a Oraataat Tnmitr btaafefnat tor Ita dkiftay. Two
KMort.'waa tha yvwasaM aad tiny balkara war* aaaUd OM Iba
wlthoqi a doqM oaa otUM.yrat- float, whlclr w«a t+rarad-wllfc
tlaat baWea In tha parada. OlotU. aaad. Tha goat wma vary VaaUtW
who la tha dau«hUr of BmU Pal- tie. •
•Mr, local auto aceaaaory daaJar. ¥arloai a*«ard. a UMIa t*t of
welcha twalra and oae-half VaMaor. waa inwTjIfwnai oa tha
foonda. Hlrasav by tha Saa..'
The aelectioa of Sowara for waa richly 4aeonUad
rapraaaauiloa In tha dacontlw ,wal)hM«ira eolora
of the coaehaa waa moat afpro- Ulttmu avvpfpfari
prlata In a parade of tha aVnrar* Tha waathar waa idaal tar>JAa I
at tba oMltg Kaaaralloa, and parada. Tha day waa warm mad j
Joy Youa* a* a "Forget Ma Hot," brlcbt, bat otcaatoaal rinada pra- >
aad Jaraatta Nawaoa. atop a vaatad.tb* raft of tha aaa halaa;
with applause all Along tha roots youngsters.
or tba parada.
Rosemary and Helene Mooney.
age 21 months, wera among tba
-im_ •-
Jrna '
moat attractive tarlaa la the- _,.__. _
Tho- who attaadad the mart-
parade. Bj«h amllcd aa they
passed tba Judges' alaad In a
manner-no adult could Ignore. •
Following tha panda of tba
decorated coaches came a large
ehalr occupied by two of lha
nuraea from the Seaibor* MODM>
Miller, of Philadelphia, alao
The coach decorated to rtpre-
0t OcmM e»t»
1^ • Wsi*i~aWa7'a"**i*al ' I lr " tUlr *- **• ««**a. catered with
. ,.—. *~ Ward Beaaitae versatile e»- ««">ai».rs of evergreen sad baitf
Mm ***• »on«.t oTt2Td^do«n. had an ««"" ""» r"""* W ?* Wr 1 ,*"- '° Boaaal. H« was ifrvsard in . . .. . — - •
tte Taaiccst lakjr
shawl throwa
_ bank of pluoMa aad palms.
Tba rairjUBd Klddi««avop wa
repraaentad with a youthful fash
a,
Beckman. of PhUad«|.
nted oa , poor, reore.
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? imii» Aaa * Monohao brought a vU-
. is Jaaa ion of the Par £aat ss "Alamo'
t**«*ka* ** *** South ' 8*S4L" Ira Scot 11,
ud Earl Ssade and lisa o'.
War. Tbe Ud was mounlrd oa,
. a poay. . I
Jamss DosTy. alflr*d In lha
nsalatloa beach patrol cottume j
~i i*d btaixr sud altiiBg In a
Uaiur. Ufr boat. "Ocran City
it. uu Uim Bott ' Nu - 1 -' "f tw • w «
es m*p band liom Ib* appctaun aa h» '
*«?_ *r± led ibe aMond arctlun. oVcoratad I
coachM. ami tbe Boardwalk. |
* T«aej Qaaca geesiMi I
_• u> Tba eaachea throughout this j
B«12^ (SKIloa of the parade wrrr as- j
" '-• '- 1 carefully decorated '
i dalay lo tbe start of the
Am. la 1. Ot"" mHmj~~5twii j parade, however, had been a III-
JLW. «J n. ijeaaMjetj- Oa too lose for maay of tbe lota
, svTntn. ta^aajaaaaaap ''aad belatT more fortuaste than
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News - Churches - Clubs - Personal
~ Baptist Church
I Ladk.' Auxiliary
Tfcn Summer Auxiliary of the
Ba&Hlst Church, neld IU first
luteiiug on Vvednsaday afterstoon
at tbe home of Mrs. Vanderheracben.
110* Wcjley Avenue. Tbe
meeting was largely attraded and
Mra. Abwr Okuma.) Mtaa Mary Hampton, of MIU- Cadwallader. president. The nest
tawls It Jlo*«B over, tba Ocean City on Wednesday,
miw. of fhilBdaiYhla, a*...
1 tba resort. Mr.
day, August 4. at tha home i
Mrs. C. U Cadwallader. 1010
I Central Avonua. Ladles attendfor
the remainder of the season
s^Z Krh ^SiSSTu^SLVL ^
_ Oty Hlfh Bthaol and who opened 10 members and their —
iMa actlag U» tbs capacity' cueata. Mlm. Dorothys Q»U- Ocean City Artists
—fcCaat «" SaaertBUadaat marie, a sraduate of Ibe Dnlver- Sinfl at Strathmere
, atartac tba aamatar school aity ef rVtuwrlranls. will be - - ~***«j -
Jahastow*. Pa., aaxt week. I thto week end win be Mlaa Mary I hers of the 8lralhmere Melho-
olfl wu tbe
affair when
s»a.d th. summer 1 ,.ho*, present were Mr. and Mrs.
ard a MacPherton. anpraao. xncl tbe summer
itrict. Here Sunday
-"""""• «n»rsjii.. -.Hi .«»»»... - ^ou..,,,! ^opie gathering IB the
Voice from tha Wilder-j The spesker engaged for the e¥enlB, XJ,. Rev. C.. Walter
' Dr. J. Thoraley Hughes, coming Sunday to lb« R«v. Chas. gj,,!!,- Mator of the Baptist
rendered "Tbe Good Bhrp- I- PlttOeorge. rrcenlly appointed CBUrtB' prcached in the morn-
In th) newly graveled walks and Boys." la addition to lhe uaoal department. Mrs, Joha I
the rurtber fact that tbe contract program of music. Mr. Bmbea snperialeadenL
has been let for the keeping of w^ajaci, ||M wdl-knowa tenor , ,»»-»- '•
allractlv. ua^t^thtooldwn-l^ y)mUM
and that this Is the forty-
lor lh ' |r Sunday worship and
they will be most happy In lha
delightful atmosphere of. the
ma4u-mnkm- 1B th. OM Hippodrome Services
Tabernacle bernacle 81ilb and Atbury A \V/ 11 A|»«»n/lBwri
Avenue, beginning neat Sunday.
Auguat
enue,
1.
beginning
will be
neat
more
Sunday.
allrac-
nlC WcU rAllCllUCU
Auguat 1. will be more allrac n,.,, n
irvc than mr. Old Hmc friradK Sanday • Service* Wdl Be
will be glad to learn that no cf-l
* UM Opaalavg of tha ragalar Plynn. Mlm Helen. Pcarae. Mla^j dial Church were treated to anfort
or eipcnse has been spared I rhe „„,,„ .. ,D. mwoa-
Urm beta la September. Margaret Belaert. Mlaa Margaret] uaususlly fine musical program
10 make an allractlve program \ i n a t p1(r w t n »„!„ Urgely
aad Mrs. MeKlnley hope to Avenue. MerchaMviOe. Ind, Mf. .„„. vrlk..,l^
danger ot half-developed life. H«
Oeorge kss ailed aoma of the
I gapumbw ra the resort. aad Mrs. Jobs Heatoa. formMly) aaattty.
appealed for a full expression ot
prominent charge* within the!
— t _. _._ of Ibe Walt Whllman Hotel.
life, whether In the reslm of
tKMisda of the coafcrenco and Is' education, politics or religion,
regarded as one of the ouutand- aad emphasised the need of comaMra
Warraa aad aoa. Jo- —•'—"•• t)r. Mama Smith 'entertained lag preachers and platform apeakplete consecralloa of men and
; at fimdea. made a motor Mr. and Mra. Walter H. De)h|e V trldge on Tuesday Ulernooa. era of the day.
women, for the upbuilding of the
to tha resort Wednesday, and children. Jran and Vv«haV la honor of her COUSIB. MUM Ruth A further announcement which kingdom ot Ood. In the, evening
ffarrea plaaa to afend aome aaotored over from Sea late City Hanaa. of Brooklyn. Tbone at- will bo received with Interest la Mr. Shelley preached on the
1 la tha resort next moa.lt>. to spend tbe week end In thU tending were: Mrs. Aldrich the fact Ihst Professor Hesry queattoa. "What la Ood IlknT"
.' aad Mrs. Partridge Partrtdg* are sralrcaort resort. .'I '*]vtnal entertaiasd
at • ••»— thto re-
W ^*T^ dMIsto aASate atMI*. •OCliaag*.*
Paal Para, at
tag la Or— «.y- «r^o». wT^ri Boia-». Harr,
Miss Dorothy
thai naart tar tha aajp6a*r.
„. «._ Darta. Boardwalk. at Fifth
gbcth aast
I aaaday aarrima. 1«:M A. K. aad
Me- abates* all}**,, , ;. .
i slat tha pastor at both services. . :_ •
^^^^ soatrta. | fcwat.--atajs*. a aittatt MWWfc
4f» F^ MMW 'A Mttmkw Jf./m m •
up to
$13£0
NOW
$7-85
KEL-
STARTS TODAY
FOR wbfttek
The •hoea in tnia
aale embrace aO
the smart
laata that are the
every one meaaurea
up to the
high K.el-Mar
atandarda (ot
Style. Quality and
Comfort.
NETTLETON MEN'S SHOES
Vaktaa Up
toflftJO
NOW $10-85
HOW, v.-.;
$9-85
KEL-MAR BOOT SHOt»
Open Evening*
1625~BOARDWALK~1625
^QCEAN CIW
On the Mainland ^k
Is Instinctive to Those Who Appreciate
The Finer Things of Life
MIRAiMAR
Featuring
LOCATION
OJMATE
FINANCED
HQMESTTES
Low Eagy Terma
35 Feet Above Sea Lcrel
Theae Lot* are High
and Dry
atAOSeaaooa
of the Yew
NOW IS
THE TIME
TO BUY
Unlike many seashore locations
MIRAMAR u not an artificial development. It
k not "filled-in" ground. Ita magnificent pine
•and oak wood* are centuriea old.' Many of ita
palatial home* date back to Civil War day* and
its fw»«rtfl^flfa *>f*r THUTI^W ^••in mj tfHftJ in the pfTr*
fCTlJOtU 4
Miramar is a finished product
of modern engineering ingeauity with an hiatonc
background fit for the home* of the moat aristocratic.
It ta ready now for "Your Country
Home at the Seaahore.''
A WIDE. CURVING ESPLANADE IS PLANN-
ED TO TRAVERSE THE ENTIRE-SHORE i
LINE OF MOtAMAR. An excluaive feature in
American water reaorts.
w~ OCEAN anr imvuxnaHT exx, o«m
it Wr vAi^rnNi
in Office: tMiuin^aTA" - - a
LOTS CAN
BE BOUGHT
FOR AS LOW /
Inthiwb.
10% I
3% Moa^ix
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