Sep 1971 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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FALL FASHIONS
HATS—Whlrntoy*—For All Occasions From $1.50
Vofoure Foil*....: $6.00 to $».C9
FUR HjVTS—Rnccoon—Bluo FOB
'full MoloShln Minks ....-...-. ..... From $J».M
HAND CROCHETEO CAPS From
HANDDAOS—Loalhoi^-Krinhlo Patents
Now Fall Colors—Sliot—Shapoa- '
Boadod—Odd—Sllwor Motnlllcs—Pooo ,
' COATS—Jackoti—Camel's Hair •>••*/•
Oihmon*—Olonoll Pllo—Molton Wool
Fall Selection — Robot Mousacoata
Oowns Palamas-Emomblos
OLOVBS — SCARFS — HO9ISRY
City Pnridns ni
Rear o« Shop
Open 0 a.m. to ~
5:30 p.m.
Friday 9 to 9
82S Anbury Avcnuo
Dial 399-5600
FAY"
As Advertised
In Harpers Bazaar
Fashion on the Move
.. stepping put with dash in a sleek, «QM dress
Qt lOOpcrcintttxiurad polyester. Geometric teaming
tttana* the top and accents a fluid, deep (rant pleat.
827 anj|W'tfii#iiViiiir'rTiirT~ifr iat •ifii'ifri)T'irTriiT-i Price SALE
Saturday .Sept. 25 th
10 A.M.-9 P.M.
Pine Lingerie — Shifts — Scarve*
Jewelry. Slippers, Beach Cover up*
•nd Boutique Item*
SHOP HOW FOR CHRISTMAS ITEMS
FLANDERS HOTEL, 11th and Boardwalk
HtPK fOOUlQl iOCATION '
Ladies' Sportswear
EVERYTHING
MUST GO!
OK* FRIDAY AT 7 P.M.
SAIHtMY FROM 10 A.H.
CASUAL POST
SPORTSWEAR
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1971 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER PAGE 5 —"SECTION ONE
Very fall 71
THE NEW NATURAL SPORTS COATS
•...tailored with slightly wider lapels,
slightly larger pocket flaps and slimmed
down body. Perfect expression of today's
natural shoulder model. In an exceptional
collection of woolens.
STANLEY BLACKER
BOTANY
KINGSRIDGE
H. FREEMAN & SON
from $60.00
from $69.95
from $70.00
from $115.00
OPBN FWDAY and SATURDAY MITBI
Obituaries of the week Edith A. Lambert
George W. Stevenson
Laura Yost
Mrs. Laura Yost of 1017
Asbury av., died Sunday a
victim of fire in her home.
She was • 83. A native of
Philadelphia, she had been a
local resident for 10 years.
Funeral services are being
conducted - in Philadelphia
today with interment at St.
Thomas* Church Cemetery In
White. Marsh. Arrangements
were by the Godfrey-Smith
Funeral Home. :•.••_ '.'
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Perfection
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diamond is guaranteed
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replacement assured). Remember,
in diamonds, perfection
means more
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SMITH JEWELERS
1289 S. Shore Road;
Palermo, N. 1.
Dial 399-3171
Maim*
TUE&, 9:30 to
WEO. and SAT.. 9:30 to
Guarantee Bank
announces
The Great Pay Off.
The Great Bank has a great plan for getting rid
of your bills. Our Pay-Off Loan is the easy, quick way
to pay off all your'debts and save money.
Right now, you're paying 18% interest on most,
if not all, of your outstanding bills. A Guarantee
Bank Pay-Off Loan costs much less. And we'll prove
it. Call one of our Loan Advisors and tell him how
much you owe. He'll work out a quick Pay-Off plan
Everett H: Slimm of 117 E.
Coulter ay!, Collingswood,
former owner and operator of .
the Seaview Hotel at 1011 Ocean
av., died suddenly yesterday in
West Jersey Hospital, Camden.
He was 62.
Mr. Slimm was a member of
the First United Methodist
Church of Collingswood and of
the Alpha Bible Class.
Surviving are his wife, Julia
H.; two daughters, Mrs.
Barbara Weber of Rockledge,
Pa., and Mrs. Betty Parsons of
Collingswood; one son, Donald
of Lumberton; two brothers,
Harold of Westmont and
Elwood of Berlin; and six
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow (Friday) at 11 a.m.
from the Foster Funeral Home,
Haddon and Lees av.,
Collingswood. Interment will be
at Lakeyiew Memorial Park,
Cinnaminson Township. A
viewing will be held at the
, funeral home this evening from
for you, with no obligation. You won't even have to
give him your name.
And ask him about our Good Credit Handler's
Reward — after you've made all your payments
punctually, we'll give you $1 for every $100 you
borrowed. It's our very special way of saying
"Thank you."
That's worth a phone call. 345-3111.
Atlantic City • Mwrfttt * NorthfMd • Somm Point • Hammonton • Phono 345-3111.
Viola M. Marvin
Mrs. Viola M. Marvin of 3802
Pembroke la. died Saturday.
She was 66. • •
Mrs. Marvin was a native of
Philadelphia and had made her
home here for four years. She
was a member of Pilgrim
Chapter OES of Tamaqua, Pa.,
and Trinity United Methodist
Church of Marmora. -
Surviving are her husband,
John H., one son, George J.
Morgan of this city; one sister,
Mrs. Alice Trader of Pennsauken;
one brother, Franklin
Khauseof Glassboro; and three
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
yesterday morning in the;
Go4uKf-$ni}th.FuneTa|i Hone;
V BurSv* r - 'W0B in Seaside'
Cemetery, Palermo.
Louise Downani
Alter Rosary Society plans rummage sale
George W. Stevenson of 35 W. -
17th st. died Tuesday in Shore •
Memorial tS Mrs. Edith A. Lambert of 145
SOMERS POINT—The Altar
OCEAN VIEW —Mrs. Louise
formation call 927-5214 or 927-
Central av. died last Thursday
Rosary Society of St. Joseph's 3026. ' -..•:,
Downam of Shore rd., Ocean
in Shore Memorial Hospital:
R.C. Church sponsoring a
View, died September 8 at her
, The first meeting of the
She was 72.
rummage sale October 8 and 9 Society for the new year will be
home after a lingering illness.
Mrs. Lambert was born in
from. 9 a.m. to S p.m. All h€ld October 5 following the
She was 85. -
Hospital after, a Baltimore and moved here in
housewares and pictures would Rosary at 8 p.m. - . :
Mrs. Downam was the widow
lenghty illness. He was 81. 1949 from the Washington, DSC,
be appreciated. For in-
of Joseph Downam,' former
Born in Havfe de Grace, Md.; • -area. She was a member of the owner of Dowfiam Farms- in
Mr. Stevenson moved to Ocean First United Methodist Church. Ocean View. She was born in
City from Philadelphia in 1954. , Surviving are one stepson, G. Newport and had lived in this City Sentinel-Ledger
He was a retired Navy Chief Calvin Lambert of Lutherville, . area for 62 years. She was a
Mechanic and had been em- Md.; one brother, Albert Aiken member of Calvary . Baptist
agd Published In America's Greatest Family' Resort;
ployed as a Navy Inspector of Annapolis, Md.;'.and two Church.
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after his retirement. '• ' . 'grandchildren.
• . Surviving are two daughters, OCtlAN CITY SEOTlNEL-tEDGER, Inc.
He was a member of the Funeral services were Mrs. Rhoda Schenck of West
112'8th;Street, Ocean^CityiN'J. 0822S '
Ocean City Masonic Club, the conducted at the Godfrey-Smith Palm Beach, Fla.,.and Mrs.
William Bojton Post American Funeral Home Sunday evening
• Established 1881 ^ ; .
Mary Dailey of Palermo; three
Legion in Fort Washington, with the Rev. Charles Wilcock, sons, Harry J. Joseph and
Entered at Post Office at X)cean (Sty. N;3.,:0822B ;
DC, and Mitchell Lodge 296 F pastor of the First United Parro, all of Ocean View; nine
as seco.^d clasj matter
and AM of Philadelphia. Methodist Church, officiating. grandchildren and 27 great
Surviving are his wife, Bessie Interment was at Fort Lincoln grandchildren and one great
C; one daughter, Mrs.
Cemetery in Washington. great grandchild.
JOHN T. STETHERS ....?....
Elizabeth Lafferty of this city;
The Rev. .Gary Hunter, VINCENT T. MICHELETTE ...
one sister, Mrs. Mildred
pastor of Calvary Baptist
Watkins of Palermo; and two Thomas G. Southwell Church, officiated at services JOHN J. SOUTHARIH Advertising Manager
grandchildren.
and burial was in the church
Funeral services will be Thomas G. Southwell of 1544 cemetery.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: MM |wr year by mall In Oowa CHy i«4
conducted at the Godfrey-Smith Simpson av. died last Thursday
wIclnHy; ili moottit. $J.$8. Eltmrlwr*, east of Mlululppi Rhwr.
Funeral Home, 809 Central av., after a short illness. He was 92.
pw yMr $4.75; sis mootfu, $tW. West of MlMluipsi RUwijpfr
Saturday at 11 a.m. with the Mr. Southwell was born in
Rev. Charles Wilcock, pastor of' Philadelphia and had been a If everyone agreed with yaar, $5.75. Price on nawutand, U cants par copy. Pablk«iftaa)
Schodula: Waskly wary Thursday; SamMnefch/ Tuaaday md
the First United Methodist summer resident here for a everyone else the world
Friday fram aacond «Mak In I Juna J vnNI
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Church, officiating. Interment number of years moving here would stop turning.
will be at Seaside Cemetery, for his permanent residence 10
Palermo. Friends may call years ago. He was retired in
Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. It; has 1943 after 42 years with the Bell
been requested thatsin lieu of Telephone Company. He was a
flowers, contributions be sent to member of the First
the Cape May County Rescue Presbyterian Church of this
Squad.
city.
Surviving are his wife, Ruth;
one son, Charles of Arden, Del.;
one daughter, Mrs. Sedgwick
Everett H. Slimm
Fry of California; a stepdaughter,
Virginia Galloway of
this city, several grandchildren
and great grandchildren.
Funeral services were
conducted. Monday -.in
Philadelphia with interment at
Hillside Cemetery, Roslyn, Pa.
Aloysius V.
Rev. Aloysius V. O'Connell of
1615 West av. died suddenly at
his local home last week. He
was 62.
Rev. O'Connell was chaplain
and head priest at St. John's
Orphanage in Philadelphia. He
was born in Easton, Pa., and
was graduated from St. Charles
Boremeo Seminary in
Philadelphia hi 1934. He also
was affiliated with Villa St.
Joseph and St. Francis Country
House in Darby, Pa.
A Mass of the Resurrection
was celebrated Monday at St.
Francis Country House with
His Eminence John Cardinal
Krol, Bishop of Philadelphia,
officiating. Burial was in
Gethsemane Cemetery in
Easton. The funeral service
was conducted in Philadelphia
with arrangemetns by the
Godfrey-Smith Funeral Home.
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Suzanne Berger Ager
Mrs. Suzanne Berger Ager of
419 Bay av. died Monday in
Shore Memorial Hospital. She
was 68.
i Mrs. Ager was a native of
> Philadelphia and was a retired
insurance clerk having worked
for the Haney Chattin Agency.
Private services and in-
.terment were conducted
Tuesday. Local arrangements
were by the Godfrey-Smith
Funeral Home.
Leota Victoria Wood
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Victoria Wood of 5071st st. died
Monday in Shore Memorial
Hospital. A native of Reading,
Pa., Mrs. Wood had resided
here since childhood.
Survivors include her
husband, George; four sons,
Charles H. Potter of Levittown,
Pa., Richard F. Potter of
Abington, Pa., George I. Wood
and Leslie H. Wood, both of this
city; and one sister, Ann
Elizabeth Wentzel of Atlantic
City.
Services will be held today
(Thursday) at 11 a.m. in the
Middleton-Stroble Funeral
Home with the Rev. William
Conover, pastor of Linwood
Community Church, of-
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