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P, PAGE 4 — SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1971'
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County red cross sponsors bus trip
iheS Cape^ May County
Chapter of the American Red
Cross is sponsoring a bus trip to
Hess Brothers in Allentown,
Pa. The date will be October 9
and the bus will leave from
Cape May Court House at 7
a.m. .
Luncheon will be available
from 11 to 3:30 p.m. in Hess^
Patio and the fashion show is
continuous between the hours of
11 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Early reservations- are advised.
For further information
call Mrs. Ella Doughty at .465-
5549or'Doris Mathis at 465-7495
or 465-7111.
END OF SEASON SALE
ALL STOCK AT COST
OR BELOW!
Closing until Spring '72
Hours: 9:30-5:30 Daily, Friday 9:30-9:00
716 Asbury Ave., Dial 398-1381
FALL FASHIONS
HATS-Whlnuey«—For All Occasions From $100
Velours - Valvats Frant %9M
FUR HATS-Raccoon-Full Skin Mink „ From $39.95
HANDBAGS-AII New Fall Colors - Styles - Sizes - Leather
rOfektad Patents -Carpet Bags - Cat Velvet Tapestry
COATS-^feckets - All Lengths - WooTpiaM or Pile Lined
Cashmero - Melton CloMi - Tweeds - Camels Hair
and Nylon Quilts ,
~ FALL ROBES — GOWNS — PAJAMAS
GLOVES — SCARFS — HOSIERY.
Open 9 a.m. to
5:30 p.m.
HELEN P. Friday 9 to 0
825 Asbury Avenue
City Parking at JT Dial 399-5600
Rear af Shop
destined
for
You're a busy gal . . .
lly around this
MANY SELECTIONS TO
CHOOSE FROM IN-
CLUDING THIS JACK-
ET DRESS
753 Asbury Avtriua
9-5:30 Daily
all about I
^ FALL J
It's a great g
revival of elegance %
.Blazers, long
and short skirts i
VELVETS AND WOOL
SOLIDS AND PLAINS
BLAZERS FROM $29.95 i
SKIRTS FROM $15.95
Sizes 8-18
I 827 and 837 ASBURY AVENUE
HOURS 9-5:30 DAILY
FRIDAY fr-9
Miss Barth wedin
Washington Church
Col. and Mrs. Luther Richard
Barth (U.S.A. retired) of 6 E.
54th st., formerly of Wayne,
Pa., announce the marriage of
their daughter, Marcia Ann, to
Robert Frederick Arnold n, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Frederick Arnold of Munich,
Germany and formerly of-
Harrisburg, Pa. The ceremony
took place August 20 in Porcey
Memorial Church, Washington,
D.C. • •*
The bride, who was escorted
bv her father, wore-a wedding
The return of Ihe fitted Jactot
suit on die flasmoH scene.
Print scarf odds super dash
everywhere. Etery owe 100%
potyeGter knit dist washes
beautifully. .;•
RID. BLUB ...... $IMI
Sixes 1*-1I. U I/Ml I/I
wrr*;~
gown of white peau de sole inset
with pearls and lace. The gown
featured a batteau neckline,
long sleeves and a full skirt.
Her bouffant waist-length veil
was held by a band of lace and
pearl flowers and she carried a
cascade of white sweetheart
roses.
.Mrs. James Thomas Chad-'
wick, sister of the bride, was
matron of honor. Bridesmaids
were Miss Ruth Lathom, Miss
MaryHenderoDnJ^SB'P«t^ta
Eckhardt.' '• ''; ,- •' in fc : " '•" '•'• /.
John Hauser served as best
man and assisting as ushers
were John Shambarger, Paul
Arveson, Charles Sullivan and
Chris Mbgenson. David
Chadwick was ring bearer.
The bride was graduated
from Pennsylvania State
University and the bridegroom
is a student at the University of
Maryland.
Following a wedding trip the
couple will reside in Riverdale,
Md. . ••• ' • • ->••.-
Colony Club
opens season *
l.
The new season opened for
members of the Colony dub
Garden Department with a
luncheon meeting Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
D. Norman Young. Mrs. Robert
Young and Mrs. John Zoller
were co-hostesses.
Plans for the year's activities
were made. Highlighting the
calendar will be an afternoon
and evening lecture by Roy
Kersey of Channel 12's TV
Garden Club. This is scheduled
for November 15 and win start
with luncheon.
The next regular meeting,
October 12, will be in Mrs.
Nunn's new garden room at 101
Spruce rd.
nX.
When .comes
the dollar. there
gracious humans.
gits
down to
are few
Blmer
Stogfebrcasted
Black
Navy
Grey
$M
Shorts
Black
Navy ..
$18
Fashion Chalet
HMtUVtMAVIMm
WSCS to meet Friday
on the Music Pier
The Southern New Jersey
Conference Women's Society of
Christian Service will conduct
the annual meeting on the
Music Pier tomorrow (Friday)
with sessions at 10:15 a.m. and
2 p.m.
Among the highlights of the
day will be the presentation of
Living Pictures showing the
service projects around the
world. This dramatic series will
give greater understanding to
the giving of the local societies
in their pledge services. This is
being directed by Mrs. William
Ebensperger, retiring
treasurer of the Conference
Society. '
Speakers of the day will include
Rev. Rollo Michael,
pastor of the Red Bank United
Methodist Church, who win
present the new study text
"Matthew in Mission"; Mrs.
Harry Winn of Trenton who
recently returned from a
commissioned trip to Africa
and who is a member of the
National Board of Missions of.
The Methodist Church. She win
speak on "The New Africa.'!
Mrs. James Brogden of Buck
Haven is the Southern New
Jersey Conference WSCS
president and will preside at
both sessions.
Hotel association
slates dinner-dance
The annual fatt dinner dance
of the Hotel, 'Motel and
Restaurant Association will.be
held Wednesday in the Flanders
Hotel. Reception is at 6:30
p.m. and dinner will be served
at 7:30.
All members, their families
and friends are invited. There
wiU be dancing and prizes.
Reservations may be made
with Mrs. Micky Heintz,
committee chairman; Mrs.
Marion Balbier or Mrs.
Virginia Logan.
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TODAY (Thursday) -
Somers Point Jaycees
meeting, 7 p.m. at Harry's Jnri.
Program on Nike-missiles and
1 NORAD.
: Natural Foods Club of
Atlantic County meeting, 8 p.m.
! in the Prudential Building, New
rd., winwood. Public invited.
-- Central United Methodist
. Mary 1 Circle covered dish
luncheon, 12:30 p.m. in the
Sunday School basement.
Martha Circle meeting, 8 p.m.
r in the Sunday School basement.
Bethel United Methodist
WSCS meeting, noon at the
home of Mrs. James Way, 646.
Ocean Heights av., Linwood.
South Jersey Chapter of the
Retired Officers Association
dinner meeting at Mac's
Restaurant, Somers. Point.
Cocktails 6 p.m., dinner 7 p.m.
NAFEC Woman's Chib tea,
noon in Christ Episcopal Parish
Hall, 157 Shore rd., Somers
Point.
Somers Point Board of
Education meeting, 8 p.m. in
the Jordan rd. School.
AARP meeting, 1:30 p.m. in
Our Lady of Sorrows ball,
Wabash and Poplar avs.,
Linwood.
TOMORROW (Friday) -
Linwood Boy Scout Troop 39
Court of Honor and "pitch in"
dinner, 6 p.m. in Central Hall.
Christ Episcopal Couple*
Club meeting, 8 p.m. in the.
Parish HaU.
Silver Moon Council Degree
of Pocahontas meeting, 7:30
p.m. in Bethel HaU.
Chapter 69 OES meeting, 8
p.m. in the Masonic Temple,
Shore rd., Linwood.
SATURDAY-
Somers Point Jaycee Parade
and Band Competition starting
at 1 p.m. at Shore rd. and New
York av. Opens-Country Fair
Week which continues through
next Saturday.
MONDAY-
Christ Episcopal Ctaurchwomen
Christmas Bazaar
workshop,vH)'a.nu
iWomen'8 Club of Linwood
open house for prospective new
members, 8:15 in Central Hall,
Clark-EUason Unit 352
American Legion. Auxiliary
meeting; 8 p.m.
Somers Point Senior Citizens
meeting, 11:30 a.m. in Grace
Lutheran Church.
Nurses Association of Shore
Memorial Hospital meeting,
8:30 p.m.
Women's Regular
Republican Club of Linwood
meeting.
TUESDAY- /
Central United Methodist
Church Miriam Circle meeting,
8 p.m. ,
Somers Point Kiwanls Club
dinner meeting, 7 p.m. in
Daniel's Restaurant.
Linwood American Legion
Auxiliary Unit 353 meeting.
Somers Point Improvement 1
Association meeting, 8 p.m. in
.the VFW HaQ on Bethel rd.
Clark-Eliason Post 352
American Legion meeting, 8:30
p.m.
WEDNESDAY-
" Central United Methodist
Hannah Circle meeting, 9 a Jn.
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in trie sunaay scnool basement.
Somers Point Fire Company
Two. meeting, 8 p.m. in New
Jersey av. fireball.
Linwood City
meeting, 8 p.m. '
Council
' .You can always get someone
to agree with you if you
say what he likes to hear.
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THURSDAY; SEPTEMBER 16. IWI THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER PAGE 5 — SECTION ONE
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\NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING
ABSENTEE BALLOTS
If you ara a qualified and registered voter of the State
who expects to be absent outside the Stale on Nov. 3,19*0. or
a qualified and roglsterad voter who'wlll be within th» State
e» Nov. 7, ltn, tot became «f lltnets or physkal dtabWty,
or because of the observance of a religious holiday pursuant'
to the tenets of your religion, or becaosa «f resident aHendoneo
at a school, college or university, will to mable to
cast your ballot at the polling phn In yoor district on said
date, and you doslre to veto In the General BtocHon ts be
held «n Nov. 7, im. kindly write or apply In porses, to Ifc*
undersigned at once requesHng that a civilian absenree belle*
be forwarded to you. Such request most state ywr henw
address, and the address .to which said ballet shoeM be sent.
and must be signed with your slgnatur*. and atat* the raason
why you will not be able to vote at your usual polling place.
No civilian absentee ballot will be furnished or forwarded to
any applicant unless request therefor Is recohrad net less
than S days prior to the olectlen, and contain* the fmgoliig
information.
Dated: September 16, 1W1
RICHARD V. ANDERSON, Cewaly Cleric '
Cape May Court House, New Jersey auig
NOTICE TO MILITARY SERVICE VOTERS
and TO THEIR RELATIVES and FRIENDS
If you are In rhs military arnica or ttw apovsa or 4a-.
pendant of a parson In military aorvtca or are « patiMt In
a veterans' hospital or a civilian attach**] to or aarvtafl wtra
mo Armad FercM of the Untfad Star** wttfcavt Ilk* Star*
of flaw Jaraay. or Hw speuw ar dapandani *f and accempanylng
or maiding with a civilian attaefcad ta ar tanrlnfl
with tha Armad Forcas of Aa Unftad Stataa, and dailra to
vote, or if you an a ralativa ar Maad a! any mth aanan,
who, you believe, will dub* to vata In Hw Gananl BtacHon
to ba Md on Nov. X M71. UnoTy write fa mo wndanlptad M
. once making application for a military carvlca aallof fa b*
votod In Mid aiaerlen to aa forward** ta you, ttattag yaur
name, aga, Mrial oL-mbar if you ant In' mllRary aanrlca,
homa addrass, and tha addrau at which yaw ara anHonai ar
can bo found, or If you datfra tha military wnrfea ballot far
a ralatlva or friand then maka an aapncafkm widar oath for
a military aarvlea ballot to ba fotwardad ta Mm. ataHns In
your •appflcaHon that ha U ovor thaafa of It yam and
staHng hla name, aerial number H he te In military aarvlca,
home addrasa and the addrwas at which he b atarlonoti or
can be found. .
Forma of appUcarlon can be obtained from tha imaaraiSnad.
DMed: September U, 1171
RICHARD V. ANDERSON, County Clark
: • Capo May Court Houat, New JtrwySISIB
W. Charles Hamburger
W. Charles Hamburger, of
5034 Asbury av. died at his
home last Wednesday. He was
68. •
Mr. Hamburg^ was a retired'
sales manager having been
with the Beck Engraving
Company in Philadelphia for 50
years. He had been a local
summer resident for 25 years
and a year around resident for
the past three years. He was a
past president of the Ocean City
Commuters Club.
Surviving are his wife,
Margartha; four sons, William
C. of Huntingdon Valley, Pa.,
Dr. Richard J. of Indianapolis,
bid., C. Joseph of Mobile, Ala.,
Robert F. of this city; two
brothers, Francis J. of Roslyn,
. Pa., and Dr. Eugene J. of
Seattle, Wash.; one sister, Miss
3/? You needn't. We have loans
available for buying new cars.
Rates are low. You repay
from income while enjoying
the new car. Come in for
your loan.
I*
Estelle A. Hamburger of
Roslyn; and seven grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Monday . morning at the
Wimberg Funeral Home
followed by a Mass of the
Resurrection at Our Lady of
Good Counsel R.C. Church.
Interment was at Holy
Sepulchre Cemetery in
Philadelphia. , :
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Mrs. Marsaret Motion
SOMERS POINT' — Mrs.
Margaret Morton of 743 Shore
rd., died Friday in the Beachview
Nursing Home, Atlantic
City. She was 64. -
Mrs. Morton .was a native of
West Chester, Pa., and a
retired nurse. She had been
.employed at Shore Memorial
Hospital for 20 years.
Ed ahd Harriet Hill invite you to stop by!
and choose from a large selection of
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Surviving are one son, Robert.
of Ocean City; one sister, Mrs.
Jean Bennyhoff of WilUngboro;
and four grandchildren.
Funeral. services were held
Tuesday morning with the Rev.
Walter Sawn, pastor of the Sea
Isle United Methodist Church,
officiating. Interment was at
Seaville Cemetery. . .
J. Teeny
Mrs. Madeline J. Feeny of
2028 West av. died Monday in
Baltimore, Md. She was 70 and
formerly • resided in
Philadelphia.
Surviving are her husband,
Leonard A.; four daughters,
Mrs. Margaret Hockeimer,
Mrs. Theresa Corasaniti, Mrs.
Mary Simocaitis and Mrs. Anne
Louise Backauskas; 14 grandchildren
and three sisters.
A viewing will be held today
(Thursday) from 4 to 5 and 7 to
9:30 p.m. at the Fitzpatrick
Funeral Home, 1500 York rd.,
Abington, Pa. A Mass of the
Resurrection will be celebrated
tomorrow (Friday) at 10 a.m.
in the Church of the Lady Help
of Christians in Abington. In*
terment will be at Holy
Sepulchre Cemetery.
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Francis J. Farren of
Havertown, Pa., and 149
Clipper dr., died suddenly at his
local home September 7. He
was 68 and a retired carpenter.
Surviving is one daughter,
Mrs. David Cooper, with whom
he made his home.
Services were conducted in
Drexel Hill, Pa., with burial in
3ts. Peter and Paul Cemetery,*
Delaware County, Pa. Local
arrangements were by .the
Godfrey-Smith Funeral Home.
Thomas J. (Pat) Byrne, of
Drexel HiU, Pa., and 2706
Wesley av., this scity, died
suddenly at his summer home
Monday. He was 66.
Mr. Byrne was an auto dealer
having operated Southern
Motors in Philadelphia for 38
years. He had been a local
summer resident for 25 years,
was a past president of the
Philadelphia Auto Trade
Association, a member of the
Atlantic City Country Club,
past member of the Board of
Directors of the Ocean City
Yacht Club and served with the
Coast Guard during World War
n ' ' '
Sbrviylng are . his,
jrii^aniw imp
Phuatleiphia; five daughters,
Mrs. Margaret B. Mattiola of
Norristown, Pa., Mrs. Carol B.
Pillion of New York City and
the Misses Elizabeth M., Mary
Jo and Kathleen, all.at home;
and one grandchild.
Requiem Mass will be
celebrated today (Thursday) at
noon in St. Andrew's Church,
Drexel Hill, foUowed by interment
at Holy Cross
Cemetery, Yeadon, Pa. A
viewing will be held in the
church from 11:30 a.m. to noon.
Local arrangements are by the
Wimberg Funeral Home.
Anna M. Wildemore
Mrs. Anna M. Wildemore of
1554 Pleasure av. died at her
home last Friday after a period
of failing health. She was 61.
Mrs. Wildemore had. been a
summer resident here for 30
BIBLE VERSE
"As ye abound in every thing.
In faith, and utterance, and
knowledge, and in all diligence,
and in yonr love to us, see that
ye abound in this grace also."
1. Who waB the author of the
above statement?
2. To whom waa be writing? .
3. What "grace" was he talking
about?
4. Where is this statement found?
Answers to Bible Verse
1. Paul the Apostle.
2. The Christians at Corinth.
3. The grace of. giving.
4. n Corinthians 8:7.
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Surviving are her husband,
John K. Jr.; one son, John K.
Ill; and one daughter, Mrs.
Anna Herman of Philadelphia.
Funeral services were held in
SJenkintown, Pa., with burial in
est Laurel Hill Cemetery.
>cal arrangements were by
the (Sodfrey-Smith Funeral
Home. .
Allen Miller
Allen Miller, of Swarthmore,
Pa., and formerly of this city,
-died suddenly Tuesday in the
Taylor Hospital, Ridley Park,
Pa. He was 47.
Mr. Miller had been employed
by the Bell Telephone
Company in Philadelphia for 30
years. He was a 19411 graduate
of Ocean City High School and
served in the Navy during
World-WarU. \
Surviving are wife,
Eleanor; two sons, W m and
Rb Robert, one daughter] dh Linda,
all at home; jme sister. Mrs.
OKAY NOW!
Holidays ara over.
Kids back in
tehool.
House back to^-normal.
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What Shan An Too U?
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CALL MURIEL
823-0243
Sale. Zenith
Hope Shaw of this city; and an
aunt, Mrs. Willard Shoffert of
Miami, Fla.
Services will be held in
Philadelphia tomorrow.
Maurice Kitchen
Maurice Hitchen, of 600
Gardens pkwy., died suddenly
Tuesday, morning in Shore
Memorial Hospital. He was 84.
Mr. Hitchen was born in.
England and had moved \to
Ocean City in 1953 froht
Briardiff Manor, N.Y. He was
a World War II veteran and a
graduate of Drexel Institute.
An engineer by profession, he
pioneered in commercial air
conditioning and was a member
of the New York Engineering
Society.
He is survived by his wife,
Mildred.
Funeral services will be held v
tomorrow (Friday) at 11 a.m.
.at the Godfrey-Smith Funeral
Home, 809 Central av. Interment
will be at Seaside
Cemetery, Palermo.
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