Sep 1971 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE 6 — SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Pj Point Garden club holds meeting
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Mr. and Mrs. Garrison
honored on anniversary
SOMERS POINT — Theheld
in November. Members
September meeting of the are to bring articles to work on
Suburban Garden Club was for the event.- •
held Monday afternoon in Miss Ann Seagley of Nor-
Central Hall. Originally it had thfield was introduced as a
been planned as a .garden , gueSt. Hostesses wete Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilson niversary cake. ' "^
meeting but the inclement Albert Hartshorn, Mrs, Lewis Garrison of Woodstown and this' Mr. and Mrs. Garrison were
weather forced a change in Whitney, Mrs. irwinLang, Mrs. city were honored at a surprise married in her parents' home in
plans.
Jacob Alwine and Mrs. James
35th wedding anniversary Elmer on September 16, 1936,
Further details for the for- Mathews. '
dinner party September 2 at the with the Rev. Charles Creamer,
thcoming flower show were
Centerton (N.J.) Golf Club. also of Elmer, officiating. She
reported by Mrs. Paul Katt-
The affair was given by their is the daughter of the late Mr.,
man, president. The show,
son and jiaughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and he is
being presented by the com-
and Mrs. John R. Garrison of the son of the late Mr. arid Mrs.
bined garden clubs of Atlantic Nearly every man in the
Kinderhook, N.Y.; their Raymond Garrison. • •
County, will be staged in Salem
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Mr. Garrison is employed by.
city wants a farm until he
United Methodist Church,
and Mrs. Jimmy W. Hightower the Ralston Purina Company as
gets it.
. Pleasantville, September 23
of Woodstown; and another a district sales manager. He is
and 24. The public is invited
daughter and son-in-law, Mr., a member of the Elmer
from 1:30 to 9 p.m. on the 23rd Don't delay! and Mrs. Terry Gerber, also of Masonic Lodge, the Salem
and from 1:30 to 8 p.m. on the
Woodstown.
County Shrine Club, the IOOF
24th.
File address
A pale blue and white color and Asbury United Methodist
The next meeting, October 11
theme was used in the table Church in Woodstown. Mrs.
change today.
in Central Hall, will be a
decorations, flower coun- Garrison is a member of the
workshop for the bazaar to be
terpiece, favors and an- Elmer Eastern Star, Asbury
United Methodist Church, the
Woodstown Woman's Club and
the Echo Rebekah Lodge.
IOTHING
SUCCEEDS
LIKE
SAYING
REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS
0/ PER ANNUM
PAID QUARTERLY
NO MINIMUM BALANCE
It's easier to consolidate
debts than to pay off.the
larger loan.
90-DAY NOTICE PASSBOOK SAVINGS IF DEAFNESS
PER ANNUM
PAID QUARTERLY
$1000.00 MINIMUM
BALANCE
— MORTGAGE FUNDS AVAILABLE
OCEAN CITY HOME SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
1 O O 1 AS B U RY AVENUE PHONE 6O9 399 — 0012
ill
25* or less.
From hither to tliillicr. Or here to there. Just 25«* or
less, plus tax.
That's the most you'll pay for a 3-minutc station
call to anywhere in New Jersey, if you phone oh
weekends. Or week nights uftcr 7 p.m.
That's quite a liargain. And a good reuson to phone
during those limes. .
New Jersey Bell ;
Yonder >>.M ** p Frozen
Orange Juice
MFG; 6-01 can MFG.
6«'99°
WITH COUrON
Redetm by g/18
LIMIT ONE PER FAMILf
UMII OHE PER'fAMIU
mSk
ENCORE
MARGARINE
1/4 LB PRINT
:
are presented here
Literary awards were
The annual fashion show and Biscayne Hotel, 812 Ocean av. distributed at the annual
card party presented by theProceeds
go to the club's meeting of the International
Women's Club is scheduled for welfare fund.
Publication Service, Inc., of
Tuesday p.m. the Fashions from the Fashion New Jersey Sunday afternoon
Chalet will be modeled by Mrs. at the home of Miss Mary Riley,
Wetherill Ellison, Mrs. Jacob 427 Bay av.
Schuff Jr., Mrs. Albert Those receiving awards, were
Wolkensteen, Miss Nancy Mrs. Mary Palmer, Anthony J.
Ginther, Miss Ruth Nevius, Luisi, Ardella Van Schoick, all
Mrs. Wood Blackmon, Miss of this city; Al Symcak and
Charlene Oldfield and Mrs. Patricia Symcak of Trenton,
Charles Oldfield. Mrs. Clement Waldburg Hewitt of
Stokes will be commentator. Washington, D.C., Keith
Chairmen working on the Sterling of Wayne, Pa., Irma
affair are: card party, Mrs. A. Sumser of Montclair. , .
Stanley Clark with Mrs. Clyde
l::ii Fenstermacher as cochairman;
fashions, Mrs.
Charles Oldfield; refreshments,
Mrs. Frank Royce with There're no rules that
Mrs. Jacob Schuff Jr. as co- apply to every human being
chairman and assisted by Mrs.
Watson Abrahamsen, Mrs.
and no human being that
Mark Baum, Mrs. David Hall, obeys all the rules.
Mrs. Wallace Kuhn, Mrs.
Bradford lippincott and Mrs.
Thomas Stevenson.
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