Jul 1927 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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ECONOMICAL •conTAtetf -
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Conceit Ftogmm For
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Satuiday and Sunday
Th6 follo
or Jocher*s
lDff 1& th«
Military .Bend
for
VH
Boch bettor Is the owner of
• sm»H ooUagu bom. like the one j
PfclunJ. ttaa the- renl.r of an '
apartment.
The coat of this at
tractfv* Utu. coUage la placed at
UMt,
(Matin of heating and
Mag,
With plumbing and
1 aton scat, this home shonld he
.four rooms, oil medium
ajna, two bad rooms, this boss is
Jut* a»saft for • family of four,
'Th* UMw I* wall arranged, the
asilajSstr so arranged A* to asrvs
the kttcbtn •&»*, u weB as
u
•IT Ufa* heslsr In the living room.
There 1* no basement, bat t
tnp door is located In the klteQen
leading daws ts a hale ssoof I81IO
for storage purposes sniv. Another
tnp door Is placed In the catling
of the kitchen Huii get access te
the stile.
The home Is well constructed,
set on three rows
on a concrete fooUruj, natflb
lion holes with screen- are pro.
Tided for. Tne Seers are double,
using a factory Bsple fleer tor the
finished Boor,
tnr trim thronjh.
Mt, piuured mUt.
|Giade Pupils
Promoted To
'„ High School
^Superintendent Durell Is-
**«•Official Lint of Pupils
Who Won Promotion
September
Thomas J. Durell. County Surlntwdmt
of School ban an-
• list of eighth gnde
lent nade by one of the town
(Mtals. an adjoutBed meetlns
I'te held at an early date in
form of a town meeting, i
Mrs. John Beyar
Will Open Te» Room
Since the purehas* of the I).
Hand property. John B. B«y*r
haa had It renntahed with stucoi
and it Is being thorsuihiy renovated
throughout.
Tbe interior
will have * beating system and
bath Indalled and nued up with
all modern Itaproveemnt.
Mn,
Beyar will open a lea roam (bout
August 1 and will SIH take
boarden. They were the turmar
owgen of the Elveralde Rent.urant,
at Bivalve.
Mrs. Seyar la
[known «ll over for her wonderful
cook.
Good Roads
PortNoms'
Bml
irhsp tbe question win be ills- * . ^ , t
tubed from .II »ngi« by th#| Are
•»« Greatest Improve-
People's Bus Service, Oceaii City, N. J,
Bus Schedule of Tune
Leave
Ocean City
7 A, M.
10 A.M.
2 P. M.
5 P. M.
9 P. M.
Corbin City
Leave
8 A.M.
II A.M,
3 P. M.
6 P. M.
10 P. M,
Ocean Of*)
Arrive
9 A.M.
12 M.
4 P.M.
7 P. M.v±
11 P. M. 1
H)rty ownen uf tb* com
nlly.
The Townihlp Cointnittee are
jelly wllllni lo abide by the
> of the majority, but they
I desire that unanimous action,
•• that la potelble. be
•ttkea
The many
uieuta maie Iu Port Norrui during
tha time in whkli tbe AD-
VEKTI3EH has served the com.
munrty ia the hard surfacing of
tbe roais that lead both no Mill,
vlll* and Bridgeton,
l£sa than
three years ago, In order to reach
any of the (hree larger cities In
tbs eounty u was neeeiaary Is
travel over dirt rosdi, ibew helna~
often aimofit impossible to
trsvtl over during the wlBter
months and in th« early spring
wbea the thaws would bring the
frost out of the f round,
Since that time the road has
been finished between our town
and Bridgeton, the rosd from
MiUvllii to Vineland- has b»n
paved and this week witnessed
tbe conjpletloq pf a hard Bunfaced
road ffoffi Fort Norris to Maurlcetawn,
this iiaklnt Fort Norrls
with ay the principal cities
and lawns of iM conmy.
The value to Putt Norrla of
i system of
, roadi can hardly
-,-£ »*»d. These flaurei.Ue compared with any other 1m
IJaWver, srs not i»d, but are'jrovaneia attained.
Court House Marble Ya
MONUMENTS AND MEMORIAL STONES!^
EXPERIENCED MARBLE CUTTl R3
WH, B. POWILL
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. N. J.
•neuaaor to late to, r. Daniel*
BeU Fhoi* I
• attproxlnuite eatlmats and gl»
m» Idea' of the difference In Ihe
»t;of tbe tWo materUls. These
lHtlom »nd many others will,
•lltnut doubt, be bandied Inilllcently
at the .mealing being
Reliable Trucking Sei
To and from Philadelphia; we call for the fMdi and i
them to your dour at a. cost very little more than ordl
would be charged for freight alone, special rates during 1
months.
Fnmitoxe mnei with can; isoaJ mrlM I
SEASIDE TRUCKING COMP/
OFFICE: FE1TZ AMD IXEASUBE AVEHUE, SEA ISIi I
J Bell Phon* 14 '
Keyitone PM^J
Donnely, Sr.,
Given Birthday Party
;M»urlt* poanelly, Br.. or Bl-
»1T«, was very Meaaantly iur.
" I on. Wsdneaday evening last
bis children and grand-
Ullren called to remind bin of
i blrtbosT.
Th* host received
(ifia, including a rainmoney,
etc.
An enjoyable
'suing waa spent by all and at
I la(e hour Mfreahments of sand-
|>lck«. conn,
pickles, iced tea
cake wen (erred.
Those
Hint were:
Mr. and Mn.
irlce Donnelly. Sr., and Mr
kpd l|ra. llaurls* Bnimelt and
"liren. Marlon. Boborta. Hobart
Usuries; Mr. and Mrs. f>sd
rlson and daughters, Helen
nt Naomi, and Mr. and Mrs. H.
I. Bstraclough and sons, Joseph
ad Robert.
In thete days of proiperlty and
advsBced ideiili
of every day
life, ail of the conveniences, the
pleasures, the stores of tbe cily
resident are brought to the realdents
of our community through
good reads and the autososlle,
which Is an unset of nearly avery
home In tbe edsmunity.
Although Improvements have,
during tha period of the AD>
VBRTISBR been eiceedlnglr
numerous, the intprovsd Highway)
leading out of the town havei
perhaps contrlhuted moat to the 1
community's advancement.
Good, Oeaji Coal
W. H, AUSTIN
WILDWOOD, N. J.
"The Old Kellabla Tard"
When You Build
consider fair dealing and
dependable construction.
ling Creek Bap Church j
,•«». aad MrTlnydar,
Mtk Laws, Emma Lore and
. P«»P«r attended the NatoWl.T.Rll.OoawUon.Iii
Utadelphls, ot, Friday.
i, M!"* 1 *»* le * msetwood snd
Wtt OSMSBB, Who were sent by
If Bunday ichsnl te Its Young
ll.-s Asaimbly at Peddle In.tli
H.lgbutowp. Mturn.d hone
fiiday and will kava charn
' the young people's setrtea on
•TfcMay.s»eHpj|,
^ihfoawoj B^rtaoB.ihs
1»«rtedB«fc whofcild a«rl*s
^"•liws In th. NaifjtoH JRSR-.
(Mr
See
Wl&iJirfi— ,- . . . ..
In California. HV*nU ysarf
mW «mak; *U \ (B*.-JfW'
.,._M oil Saturday Hsnlng ntit.
LViQ,tt*7iwiif M «.b.t
ba ptiinnt id »s*r this In-
The Master Builders
r
Returns
Cuciti at Fleetwooda
Among tbe fueila at tbe Fleetwood
Inn, Dividing Creek, over
Ihe fourth, wen Mr, and Mn, B,
A. Keiley. of Fhiiilpshunr, N. J-.
and Mr. and Mr*. Albert Klnney,
of Washington, N, J. There were
also Ishisg parties from Philadelphia
and Eaaten, Pa, Philips.
«Hirg, Hlllvilla
and Bridgeton
who enjoyed the wonderful
chicken dinner at this popular
Inn.
Eagle Put Chuff
Meet at Heiolerville
The regular July meeting of
the South Jersey Put Chiefs- 4a-
Isaclatlon will be held In Helslerrllle
Castle hall on Saturday evening.
July i«.
A large nnmber
ar* ekpectea to attend.
Personal News
From East Side
Maurice River
What Folks Are Doing in
Busy Shipbuilding Town
of Dorchester
Expreat Cruiser on Way
Jonathan C. Cresse joins Our
Half Century Fanners* Club
It Spry and Active at 80 Years of Age—Wan Raised on
Old Uriah Cresse Farm Below Rio Grande—
Worked For Old Sugar Company
Shipped Sugar By Car Load To Philadelphia Dealers
Delmont
Mn. Maud Lea lo quite lick.
ftecent visitors at Mr. William
Boidan-a Were: Mrs. Clara Holden
and two eoni, teddls Holden. Mlsi
tdBt Dletiel, IVeslIt Di«t«l and
O, 'Smith.
The P. T. JL mst at the nome
tin. Corn IX Monday wew*
shm*e« to
d
Th» edmmhnlty *M s h «
bear of the death or Ud. Chester,
of JilllTllla. Mr. Chester •»
well-known In this aeetlon.
, Rev. Joan Qodriey, of Trenton,
Wd W Mond.y
ed on Wenos Mond.y
Ills.'Bun Bonll baa Bff
wlls nmond M MUMIIs Aos>>lt»t
u l g (pledldV
wlls n
and l» fetus, along p
Mi* Abbl. UMH
U *tck
tIM. It.ls ioied ihe will Stton
* raw
Mr. and Mrs. AUred Harbor
and friends apent Bunday at the
•eavllle Uamp (Jruunitii-
Mr, Kolk and family, of Philadelphia,
are visiting Bev, and
Mr., Bowman.
Milton 8, Henderson, of Philadelphia,
spent the week end at
hii tome here.
..Misses Ethel and May fieevea
and MIM Pamella Hunter, of
Mauricetawn, are visiting
and Mn. Wlnileld
Hunter.
Leslie looy, of Atlaotle Olty, I
apeni Bunday with Walter Campion
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dare, of
Pitman, visited Charles Cbampion
on Saturday,
Mn, Charles chamberlain,
MIdvale, la spending Borne time
-with ber parents, Mr. and Mri,
Oharles McGlaln,
Mr, and Mrs, Thomas •impkins
and daughter, BHuhotb, and Mt.
and
Mrs. Bumerlll
daughter, Ida, of
visited Waiter Oompton over the
week end,
Mrs,
Elwood Lerwe and Mrs,
Luey Btaffltker motored to Mill,
vllle Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mn, Floyd Holland
•pent Sunday with Mr, and Mn.
aommen ceraon, of Delmont,
Mr, aid Mrs, Jtlwood Lowe and
BOB are Bpendlng some time wLth
relatives In Trenton,
Mr. and Mrs. William ftoyre.
of HeUlervlIle, spent fluaday with
B, L. Goarpton and family,
Mra. ' Delilah •teelman and
Bessie DuBols. ipei)t Friday evening
with .MIM leulah n
Oarlisle
and Mn, Milton B. Hender.
in.
sit. and Mrs, John Davis sod
family, of Idem, visited Mr. and
Mrs, John Bartlenon on Iiinday,
The btrgH Xose and Mildred
are hers loading sand for Chester,.
Fa,
Captain Burl, of cape May
court House, will Ba aceompaiiled
by his family on his next trip.
He la the captain of the linree
Mildred,
Captain and Mrs, T. 0, Mills.
in epent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert B, Welsh.
of Brldgelon,
Mr. and Mrs, Btrtrgm Shaw
ud daughter: Alice, of pitman,
vlBited Harry Bhajw on •unday.
Frmik Hanklna, of Bridgeton,
visited In town on lunday,
Mn, Amanda Charters and Mr,
Taylor, Of Pitman, visited Mrs.
Anna Hanking on Bunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Id Mlll.ir, of
Miliville, viiUed Mr. and Mrs,
Qearie uiw on Bunday,
Mr, and Mrs. John Price motored
to MHIvills Isturday after-
Mr, and Mrs. Milton Bailey are
entertaining Mr, and Mra, Idka
Laws, of Dridseton,
Mlaa Xatbryn Itowman, Miss
flnltb and Mlaa Johnson, of
Irldgeton, United Mr, and Mn,
CharlH A, •towtnan on Bunday.
Mr. and MM. CkarlM A Itsw.
man and Emma Hnhleman rootared
to Wlldwood and Itone
Harbor on iafturday,
Ralph M. Bb.w. of Philadelphia,
.past the week end with
hla parents, Mr, snd Mrs, geargg
•haw,
Mr. and Mrs, Lonis J. Ism.
men, of Philadelphia, are upending
sane time Mrs an their new
express cruiser, the Acssla,
which was buHt by H. Bennett
•towman Company and launched
on Thursday.
Cbirlea w.
Cbsmploa spent
frfday with his daughter, Mrs,
•drier. In flrldgeton.
Harry Bhaw mo«or«d to pit.
nan on Saturday
and laurel
Lais en Sunday.
Mr, .nd Mrs. WiHiert Cruse
molored to Sea lilt City on TIMS.
and Mrs. sWerett Powell
CedarviHe
Vacation Bible
School Closed
Session Was Most Successful
Ever Held—Rev. W.
Magill Was in Charge
, Cnpo May, And Mm. Qerflcull,
Mlllvlllu.
r today In much differ-
Man
Suddenly Taken IU
^ratton—lUMe -aehoolr flf-
Ccilarvlllft, ctutwi) on Friday •(-
Tour weeks' eeoalon.
Oa Friday
nveiUng cloning «x^»xis«
w were held
and Howard
Boy Drowned in
Manumuskin Creek
Ivan Oiln l-year-ola «JU of
Mr. and Mra, John Cam. at allllville,
was drowned lo Msnumvakln
creek. Fort Kllaabetb. Tuesday
ennlng about V o'clock.
Ivsn was playlliE In the r
of Ooe'e service Elation with bis
little brother, wben be fall In
the creek.
Tbe body was recovered
at 1: IE Wednesday morning.
The Calm are former residents
of Cape May City.
Mr. and Mn.
Recipients of
U«fulGitW
Norris
Mr. and Mra. John Sharp and
Wakter Sharp spent Thursday of
last week at Malaga
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Howley
and children, Mr. and Mr*.
Charles Cain and Mr. and Mn
^ « d " K IS r "i^l
Mrs. Ja«« OIMOB and dauth.
!',..,," d * BW|I! »- •"«*, ter, Mary epent Thursday of laal
Onward Chrlatl.nl
Soldiers,
each salute,
Invocation, Rev, I. Vmighao. |
Recitation, Twenty-ant Paaim,
Alma D
shares.
Among those wbo wen In Milt
viile last flaturdsy evening wars
, and Mm. Daniel Batemah and
daughter, rraaces, Mr, and Mrs,
ailaa Taylor. Mr, and Mrs. Walter
Sharp, Mr, and Mn, Edward
KlMin, Jr., Mliaes Itts, DM,
Helen Sharp, Emma Lloyd and
ftoiella Lund,
Mr, and Mrs. Hand, have M«B
entertilnlng company from out
of town for a few d»y«.
William Berryi el
Vlnelatid.
"pent one 4sy of last wesk ta
town calling. on relatives and
frlands. *>
Mr. Wallace Bnew, of Laurel
Wrings: and Mr, Pred Reamer,
of B.rringion. MtiM at the hama
01 M, A.ftolll p on' iUBosy,.
Mlsa Mary Qlbwn ud Maorics
Popper were In Laurel Lake on
•unday:: ' , : •
MlaseaBIIIIdrsd ud Bv.Iyn
tohB, sad MMrs. Wallace Itoow
and Fred HcMner, «twnt Bunday
tfterBoen In Fortesoue. • .-
Mr, aha Mn, lulaalB aerm
ST., of rterth Jlert NorrU, «pent
MoBa>y.«jjBihg si, H, BSDS of
Mrv sod Mrs, WlUlsB H, BaIfr-
*•*'. • - . . . ...... ., , ....
Mr. and Mn. Andrew Balls?.
some tuna In M s .
Floyd NtaWlaoo. of
•pent a fa* day* with hla i
Mr ana Mrs.,Rob«rt N'
Mr. and Mtn.,pur»U ]
slven a variety shower i
hums of Mrs. Uoyd'a MhaT,'
Hunter, oa Friday craning. AI
number of beauUIul itfta,.]
received, ittoh *a cut (1
a
blankeU, «tock, and a
aluminum wits. Attar a
He cream aid #atera paw)
About aftynilx fslttifts art'
wera prtstpt ,
Rtr. C. 8- Baewa, of
was sntartalliM on 8on4a
borne of Captain and lln,'
Bobbin,
-'
Paul Pettlt, of
J
•pending SOBS tlms wlt»'htS
•Ira Samuel Or
^
Anniversary of
Shiloh Baptist
On BUnday laist Daacojt
of Newport, brought a cartsaafl
representatives to Port •* • *
help celebrate tbe ele
nlveraary of tha sblloh'
church, of this plate, i
Waahtiirn of the Neflat
Church, brought'
can
The Port Norris _
church ill
npreMhus!''
number of prominent
l
Pastor Waahburn praashMll Ifj'j
heart-to-4iaart aermop im*. 1 *sWl
ward. Fur Faithful Berries? 1
tMft
Tltua ». lf-M.
'• '• fljjj
A Exwdty number tt)»+*~"
visiting church took sM
part in th« servioe.
BUU
twlldlnt
church.
Port Baptist
The pastor Msetb to'siij
h
tlg'St-J
for thtf ptaTir
M pn Battlrday, July
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