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!r ' f' OCHS Merry Go HI gangf Strike up iht band snl aiu,itep.....yeoleii«rrygfr U In swini- once mort! AU Fri>M Sophs Arm Then let's get roUlfi'I Wont, S«y. Un tz. _ Ttia wlstar nailtl hat ataitad and stolenta «HI M *h**nt with Oil, (rite*, ate B«b>b Lant*. aaalaUnt pttndaMl. aaya tpa actaool doeant want tnai •toamta to b» atwatf'any nun than iii—siTi but will excuse puplU for at. i-Uy l«fWlaut« naaons. (bar Utolai BMvlaa, Than an only live -legal reasons' so for absence Wncax, Uhieas In tba on family necessitating; absence, death •1 hi the lafally. relia*>m holidays and a,uarantld> of the home. of It lli absoir10 Martyaa Oleon, glrl>* athletlr rUtnus dahc« WHS very successful t Tuvt been divided • Into A profit of 952 was added to the corommwa treasury. deni- The. March of Dime* campaign will wisipttlana ts, Jinutfry 17 — Bukctbalt By PHStI TURNER game at 7 P. m, WUdwood home. Wednesday. January IS —Regular •hedule. Thursday. January IB — Regular schedule Friday, January 20 — Basketball me At 7 p. m., Middle Township. C Yeaitook Approaches ' Two-ThMs CompleHon ! By STEVE CAKI Eugene HeUcrwi, advisor to the voarboo lutatT, bis announssd that the first third of Urn book is completed The sfqond third is gghod tiled to be completed by torrtotrow. j The second third Is composed en-1 [ ttrelv of members pf the Senior | Sufgcsttons nerr nudL by various [ Class, The original plan of pictures member* of the Student COUDCII a& | of the Senior Qis mefflbin this tiriww UIPT ire to go about it The | y ir w&^ to have " ^^ MR, PEABL plan pnHtented by Don Balalcv caps and to*tis, just as they would -People who won I Irj- to do sonlij. approved, by un*nnmous vote. He ]»lr: at ttradoaUon, Howiiver, the &m ' is the pet peeve of Cornell J, suggested having a scale with boys' photog.aphv staff roeeiv#d pntesu Pwl. on one th? Ather Arnold appointed Do.i as chairman of • commiUeo of flv< to get the scale and to work out thr details Th? other member* of the committee are Don Breckioy. Don Brenda Marklns and Babs suggestion of having a juke box in the lunchroom wvs made by Student Council rrpresentatU 6. Any profits from this woulft go in the* Student Council. The president I? to talk over the possibility or a Jk b ih wh teaches Seventh Gride from tnaiu studentt who wanted pie^ *» 0CM3 Mr. Pearl, who livoi, in tures of thvtUHlvci in rettukf itreet. J*"»«*. _ûihi « JMIW High - - - ^ • ! clothes A \ote was taken, end SeBoel !h Trenton before he came to majority iva* is favor of street Ocjtu} CHy* He ha§ travelled te clothes California and seuiherti Eurape, The staff is now matdtlg rapid pro> In hi§ spare lime Mr. Pearl likes {{rfss with the able help of Mr Halto play the plsna or read best s#h leran. Jamvs Pulvine, head of theIgps, He enjoys watching the TV art department, and the Taylor Pub- "Climax" and listening lishing Co publishers. "The Telephone Hour" en fadin^ He The staff hopes te surpass last likes "the song "Autumn Leaves" > ear's and the singers jvfargaret Whiting land Perry Gems, i food dishes -. ^ , ^ „. „ , ITiere k only one direction from '"* ih ^ ^ st > according fe Mr.' Pear] Juke box with Mr Meyer principal I the ideographical South Pole; North, iB e llva |*lnt«« one i that guided Ute wto* man to thai munger.' On tba outdde thw« are narrow optnlngf, a*ch of wMch repreaent* a wound of the hand, foot, or •Ide Also on the outslda there la an outline of the Christmas polnsettla Inside are five little dove* of peace The grey doves represent life: the white onei, the resurrection. In another ease he had some various shells and pieces of coral This ease was called Oo«an>lde Treasures Some Interesting ones wen the Sea Plume, Sea Bean, Sea Horse, the Finger Sponge, the Elephant Ear, and the Peail Oyster Shell All of these live on" the const of Florida Someone else brought in a collection called Seashore Treasures Some of these are the same ai the Ocean side Treasures, but this collection Is not limited to Florida Some out standing shells were Ihe Pattern Olive, of the Bast Indies, the Free Snail, of Haiti; and a ipmarkablv beautiful one, the Sunset, of Florida Teachers to Hear Dr. Latlic Kindred By IVANS HEWITT $ There will be a teachers" meeting INSTALLATION with Dr, Leslie Kindred today, there- StKVICE ore school will be dismissed at 2:30 "SNOW m. Dr. Kindred, the foremost man In he field of secondary education in SATURDAY. JANUARY 14 he east, conducts a scrlci of talks r, mOEINER JR. or teachers Thin In-service train POPULAR JACKET being worn by the BUtows it dh- >yed here by Cccrle-and " "' - •—- Art "*"" "*! Dancing 9 to 12 P.M. Music by ., CHARLES F. SMNGLER year FLOOR end WALL COVERINGS Dinner for Band THi BLUE NOTiS I* CERAMIC TIL! • PLASTIC WALL TILE Resolutions MUSK PIER SOLARIUM | LINOLEUMS • CONGOWALL By RUTH LLOYD V on January 20 Donation $1,10 par Couple $100 Single Pa "Whit is yoRr New Vosr's Resaw1*> — The boys and Uris la MM. PhyUI. Tuesday, March 13, Celtics vs. Roy. Hover's Flnt Qr.de took a walk but all; Warriors vs. Lakers, Toodiors Direct Thursday afternoon. They weal to par aad lorabt,* Wa Tuesday,, March 20, Celtics vs. Michael Dlmon'. houM to «e Ustoy. recelTfd'fwr Aftor-School Garnet Knieks; Hawks Vs, Royals, new electric trains, Michael was aMt Tuesday, March 27. Hawka vs. to explain about tha trains and run Coach Fred Howell hat Just rfr Knlcksi Warriors vg. Royals, them himself, Mrs, Dunon had a leiued the achedule of the After * * • treat far the children which they School Basketball League compoied •IXTN GRADE TO MtlSINT enjoyed very much, * of Iwyi in Grade* 0 and 0- The Tomorrow morning the members The children were viry nappy to games will be played In the Central of Ihe Sixth Grade (aught by Berwyn get their aecoad seat for having sue- Avonue gymnasium. The tint 'game Hughes will present a science procenfully achieved the objectives of will start at 3:IS and the second at gram In the auditorium of the Cen- 4 p, m. All games are supervised by tral Avenue School, The features Berwyn Hughen, David Strcaser and are! ROBERT MONROE Albert Ogden Introduction Carol Behle The names of the teams and their Bible Heading ' Gloria Bland Building Contractor captains are: St. Louis Hawks, Jim Flag Salute ...... Steve Illlaman 1 Jobbing SImm»; Boston Celtics, Bob Town Play—•Allc. In Scl^nc.Und" Mod; Philadelphia Warriors, Oerry Cast-, 2240 ASBURY ASBUR AVINUI ridden; Minneapolis Lakers. Jack Alice Marqulta Dimpla PHONI HONI itWW Hollingshead; Usehefter Royals, John Dormouse Bonnie Sheldon Burch; New York Knlcks, Harry Mad Hatter Bryan sherby March Hare jack Warren The schedule follows. Parent! and Specially Ralph H. VanOildthf friends art Invited. Piano ,,.,, Donna Pfander Tuesday, January 10, Warriors -»s. Dance Marqulta olmola Rag. Archl(«ct N. J. Knlcki: Hawkt v». Lakers, Special Sclanca Quit PAINT CO, IJth * WMt Av*, OtMil CHy Tuesday, January 17. Celtics vs. Expert Moderator ,, Norman Ervins I by «.«. I Royals? Warriors vs. Lakers Panel ,. Jane Hogan, Carol Schmidt, PHONI M Tuesday. January 24, Celtics vi, Jack Burkhardt, Carol Chattin «nd Knicks; Hawks v». Hnvulg }, anuary 31. Hawks vi. SUKB Manager Tommy Williams Kaleks; Warriors vi. Royals, In eharic of Curtain ,, John Melnnls Tuesday, February 7, Warriors vs. Projector Harry Smith OCSAN CITY 30 Start Second aaa< ilaaai Clan On Driving The second driving class of tho IRON W< school year of 1MMS just begin with 30 new members. Etch member C. JOSEPH MOVER has one driving period a week and two elass periods, They «re currently learning to COHTRACTOR—BUILDER Mart the car in low gear and get exparlenee with the location of instruments signals, and gear*. Thin couples with the studying of Driver Repairs — Alterations — Additions Ed. books, to leam regulations, laws, and right of way. The course lasts 1! weeks. 9th St. and Haven Ave. Phone 2521 Family Pets Visit School Pa* Club Miss Helen Maynarri'g seventh and eighth grade Pet Club met Friday, The club had an interesting time HliililMODElING with a small too. The too consisted at the followinR animals: Skippy. a hlaek and white springer spaniel brought by Tom liuchins; a brown dog named Dusty troughtHfl by Babeft~M«nn, » bli parakeet brought in by Betty Penbroke; and a brown and white collie nuned Timber, brought in by Rich, ard Fox, Builders Builders Plumbing HOUSE -> OR HOME> voss AU Ocean Oty Hi Growing ,, , Keep Up Wtth It * atoNaarti H h i MODERNIZE THIS YEAR John Henneuy; "To stop calling plan. I a.g-l.f j1.|wi-] ^haaA laâassssBasâlsBTsm the teachers names," Carol Frank: "Stop getting a's." PLUMBING . HEATIH6 KRUEGL and HEIST *•, wm Kenny Exploins REGISTERED BUILbERS Viliir f mntim§§ lm IsM Saw »- G-f APPLIANCES Use of Word* RatManM! Phon. Mti.W Ottlcei 301 WI1T AVINUI pear kid§. In case some of you students ever $th St. A Asbury Avm. have to use spelling words sentences I thought Id give you some, degrade - . De grade was lower Phonm 0413 thin I expected, JOHN I. and diminish - * Di min Ish coming STAHLER'S TROUT home §oon, HOWARD measles ••- Mea lies things at a departisent store, Frank J, Sannine deceive .. De ceive has holes In It, REGISTERED BUILDERS REGISTERED BUILDERS • REPAIRS • JOBBING loin * * Loin your lesson 'or you and Son will fall, Ret.t 1547 Bay Av*. Phone 2980 •SINCE answer . . Am wer little gnlm • Plumbing ami HMting "WE SPECIALIZE IN MODERNIZING HOMES" who build ant him. personate . . The lenght of h] HOME sii APnUUNU life determlnei a person age, formally . • For mally years 1 hiv fALIS AND MRVICI pondered that question. Phen. 0444 700 Aabury Av.. sailor • • sail ordont mean that, taddle • • Sid die be the day. BERGER LUMBER OTNNY TTO CIUCIOT • Cow/1 f Sink Top* % totktttH Tabht Jo£n t . Howord N OW! LbT CtfANING and FILLING OUR SPECIALTY R. L. MONIHAN 3141 Central AvAriu* Phone 0999 IEPENDENT \0 tdn iNC — SIDING — SHEET METAL AL GARDINER 206 Sixth StvMt — Phori* Oc«an City 0163 fJLA, ABOVE ALL — A GOOD ROOF •-- ^-ROOFIIslG — SHEMT /litETAL ÔAK —GUTTERS - SPOUTING •*'••• - HtitCCVWARM AIR-HEATING • k6AS and ARC WELDING • M. Craig Phon* i C. L BfitCKLEY CO. Painting Contractors J. ft. JORDAN O.C. 322S S,P. M72 MACKAIN *FOrl MASON WORK MM C*nfral Art. Dudlty L. Phillips, Sr. PAPERHANGING Willpaper Par S«l« ISM Ajburv Avt. Phi t jACIC J, WATKINSON nm fAPEftHANGER - PA PAINTIR , MS Bi •ay AvaniM •dlmalti PhMM Ital PAIKTIN6 EXTERIOR and INTERIOR ' 4_fl PAINTING • Frtflik W. Young BRICK POINTING CLYDI CARSON 111J 1AY AVI. s>H0NE 1M> PAINTING GRILLO INTERIOR — IXTERIOR Mf VPt.HAM PLACB Phon. 1111 or 3W SANDING • LINOLEUM • CONGOWALL C0MPL1T1 PLOW SERVICE i Russell Sutto J PAINTING "It nOtr. EDW. S. C0R50M • Elettrkal Contrector] HOTPOINT APPLIANCES Rafrigaratori . Ranî . Watar Hntan 752 Mfetr Avenus Mien.! 2241 _ Rwid.rtcf. 21I9-J-2 Laurence E. Stecfem Electrical Contractor Wiring For Light and Pswar Repair and Maintenance SarviM *' 1520 ASBURY AVE. PHONE II SCHUFF ElECT^ '22 Electrical Contractors 710 ASBURY AVE. PHONE Commarclal and Domaatic P»w«r>MMi T|LEVJSION — REFRIGERATION '-mk •III0N A WONDERFUL 5-room home VALUE! ^pl of thi. 5.WOM homa k expertly planned to ^ * " * * * * l t d J uM .., -uch aa tha loiuriou* bath Jjtaf w« oolortd ilhatentkm. rod dM«l|ad floor pleâ t and f 1) wmmmm MARCH OF DIMES MMai Ihap: M« Waday Av.. Ma Wttlay Av.. Willard F. StalMr Plumbing • HMtinB , JOMiNe •1 SMM CHV, N. J. FRANK M. MAZZITELLI PLUMBING . HEATING OIL MMNIM MB ASBURV AVINUI PHONI UN PLUMBING - HEATING ML MRNIU AppKftnces CHARLES C. PALERMO 1447 Aatwry AIM, MMW NM MILTON F. DAILEY Formarly Harry DM PLUMBIMS — MATINS - York Oil Bumtn York laltor Bunwr Unitt im AVi. JOSEPH P.'STAHLCR PLUMBINO - HIATINO APPLIANCU OPTIC* AND mOWKOOM , SIM Aatwry A«MIIW pfff* DEPfNDABLE BUILDING AftATERIALS ALUMINUM COMB, WINDOWS AND DOORS FIR PLYWOOD INTIRIOPt^XTIRIORSHEATHINC iXTINilON, ITRAIOHT AND WTiP LADDERS iPRUANCI MUM PAINTS AND CNAMILS SAkmn, LiMi, CIMINT AND PLASTER LUMBER and MILLWORK Call 0948 The Friendly Yard 11th STRUT arid SIMPSON AVINUI H. C.PONTIERE — BUILDER — 933 WMt Av«. Ph. INI FRANK HOWARD REGISTERED BUILDER 2124 Aibury MMM 2693 EARL STIILMAN and LAWRENCE TARVES Contractor and BuildV* ISM B*y Avanu* MS. PMONIi JJJO-R H, C. AHOS BUILDER 417 34th STRUT Phorm 3180 No Job foe Latgrn No Job fee Smmll Richard B. Onley REGISTERED BUILDER 4800 Atbury Phon* 0784 NINTY0UN6 RIO. AUCHITICT Now J»n*y and 801 Atbury Ava. Ph. 2854 IU RIOI*TBMP BUILDER EDWARD D. DEPUTY 205 14th SfrMt Ntw Homti - Jtepsfn - Rmmodttin ALL WOlltC MVn MY NMMU, lUraltVtUwr 'i,->^,H 733 MOORS AVI. ORNAMENTAL IRON ^ , •lack Iran *3^ ft.; Golvanlzmd M«> ft. I CAM Bar PiMaMcm RAILINGS — FENCKS—OilLLIS — CtX STRUCTURAL STBEL—FIRf fcSCAM* Swift • WFIhlklC ALLTYPnOfMI " * PORTABLE 1053 Atbury Ava. PheiM 1200 Frmd S, Tarves, 3rd HtMie and Business Construction REMODELING AND REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS 1 BAYVIEW PLACE PHONE 1137 ROOP1 NC Roormc SIDING R*8i»t«r«d Buiktor EBnUlM l>. WBRM 24 Aabury Av*. Ph. 1217 CLAY TILE ••r I m Y>arf ••rptfUnw 1207W«*l«yAv. SAMPSON and HAMADA 328 WEST AVENUE PHONE 104* Roofing - Sheet Metal Wot* Forced Air Heating — Ait Conditioning
Hober point! to toe MBOUa DUTt|n, wbll* Bite taittsi I* Jim BMm wuhlib far the Manton with » counters. The laMer* m A M tramblea tfe* vMUal Greyhounds by holdtnf tbem >coreie«> In-the opening period. Tb nd rid th Shijffi i all. Jim Blrni blocked his >to* w. ta th, a* of Tbe second period wu more two minute, (tone before MI Harry broke the lea for the Maroon with • l21na^B> KQkauu Ja^peaM^j^p B? C>8 O^^^â&f^J ' ll^ff tkat time, but ok- the Raider defauM late In the per* IM and in the third, when Plmuuit- bfficiaU' IB Uie preliminary. The box score i will* . Fd -_ __ 4 r two MMdrttr go,' M l » vUle enjoyed Its best moments of the — — . ._* mental, holding the qusrter seora |to IMfc The Balder Junior Vanity made inson =„..-,~~= d 'wry , ,, 2 ABPiesel 0 Banpner -„-=.= =- 0 White ,,,.,, 1 Whlilnn (I n. 3 a o 4 1 Ocean City ed the> nets'•tinseven double deck- frame be buckMed three field _ and three IMs, and hi the final period rucked up two twin- •atniarsand four foult ' Wajfce • Hudson contributed 11 3 -. ,,, 0 a .. 1 .-,- 0 ,, 0 « 0 ,---,„ 5 vdden ..,_ 1 Score by quarters: pleasanlville ,„,,,,, 0 ocean city SO m Ft, " Com 6lnn-r In hbruory MARMORA-Ed*«d O«ty. newly- llected president of the Msrmorj Volunteer rye Company, presided Hal at meeting Tuesday evening Issf • weak nine fire hall,, I nibeH Corson Ind Feler C, Tot IlM Jr. were appointed as ssililsnt j Bra ehtofs. The chief, recently erect- lad, is fir! Madden, Benlimln Oullei Jand Clinton Wilker were,res ppelm !j ed flr. c.pulm. ' Ejtpre»,loni if spprecistlon for the it Christmas party given for ..»i of, the area were read. The party was well attended and enjoyed, It was announced that ihe new siren, recently purchi.ed st a cost of MOO; Is now on the tower and the . Installatlan wUr be completed some tine this week. Two jelf-eontainetl |oxygen masks al» have been pur- ] skated by the company. Plans for a dUner lo be eookid -JBd served by the firemen In Febru- i ary were diKuned, Henry Schneider •nd OSBT Bro.dlev are cochairmen 0 J % 0 0 1 1 0 . IT 13 li as IT « a 17 01*£ ,1 0 35 0 4 39 0 0 1 11 75 a—,as 13—7S An all-time record Wai achieved by bltf game hunters in New Jersey the 1M£ Unarms season December U to December 17 •hen licensed hunters bagged 0.114 buck deer," or 1,338 more itun the IBM kill, the State Division of run and Gvna reported Saturday, M addition, bow and arrow hunt- season devoted^to bow- from October IS to November 4, This total of 6.4S2 deer _ f l 4 y HM open leuoiM, comparts mmr s.oee during the ISM Millvill., Defeat* Wildwood 65-51 WUdwood High School-s vaunted quintet tasted Ita first defeat of the Season In four starts Tuesday night, ii.lllng before the strong attack of Millvlllc High School on the Millers 1 ccurt, I&S1. The Warriors made a contest of It during the first half, holding the Millers to a 18-18 standoff In the first period and •potting them an edge .in the i|-nj second period. The home team, howarer, applied the pressure and padded its lead with as ia-14 third period and ran off •1th the Warrior scalps In the final esnto, IM, John Montgomery with 24 peinU led the winning stHulli 17 points for the and Warren Buckingham had 16, •cpntalMkmer Joseph B. MeLun. of tne MMnatm of Caluervation and BcortoBUc Development, eradited gamewkidClu iad wildlife managers (ar eonfrltotlnl •tiariaUy to the all- M j htfVMt of deer during : County took the lead to hunter* with Wunty wai 1S1, add Burlington wiifc »». , -«eepttar if Hudson County, ail other areas of the itat provided deer for the licensed hunt *r during the isU teanm. The Anal ul(y for ail counties was aa follows: Atlantic 411: Berien 77; Durllng MTTM! Candm »; Cape May i2t; CumberUnd Ml; Bssex 41: olot DogStiow at Vlneland, Sunday TWere^win~be a' Mstch show sane- tiontd by the American Kennel Club, on Sunday at the North Italy Hall. Vlneland, It will be a Plan "1" All Breed and "O, B," Ohtdience Shsw, judslng starting promptly at noon and regular classes at 1 p, m. Trophies and ribboni will be given in the varioui breeds. . PHIL HUBER la shown here fixing Ma sights on the basket in technique thft netted him 38 points and a new school scoring record (or one game last week, Phil, \ Senior holdover from last year's state championship com- bine, barely had time to enjoy the crown before a n»w record of SB points was posted Friday night by Wayne Thompson,—Staff photo. Young Hunters AdvUwd to KMB 1955 Licenses Young hunters who in gun safety and secured hi H hunting licenses, Die gille~ Baptist School fl ff p fleets PALERMO—Albert Wells was re. censes for renewal in 1966, the li- Underthe law, »» person, between tamrun tMMr 17; Hunterdon, HI; Mercer M4! H M M 44; Monmouth 13S; Harris 701; Ocean 3m, Paisalc 237, Salem 3, Somerset M3. Sussex 737, | Union 4. and Warren See. CAN 1 HAVE IT DONE ajeVrAfmb and RI-COIUHNO • WINDOW SHADES M C.MlUE Aaimmn I Shufflin' On Nmra.and C««ip of ShufftaixMrd Club j can produce a previous regular II ream huntings licenser ^sn—secHre^s current hunting license without fur- nlfhlng s certificate showing he has successfully completed a course in gun safety. Dr, A, ilealon Underfill!, director of the Division of Fish and Game, issued the reminder to the yputh of the state to hold on to their IMS hunting licenses unjil they have s%-- eured their IPIMI licenses. Otherwise, both officials asserted, the youngsters will be required to leeure a new certificate through participation in the I9M Hunter Safety Program. By H. MRKI BAKfR Friday evening^ card • partjs the iirsi of the new year, went over in grand style, 41 being .present. Mil- dred Grubh took top honors In bridge! and dara Hoffmann, Ann Johnson, Clarence Brodln. Kitty Hsrrla. jean Daniels, Bertha Mit- chell, Bessie Strouiie, Howard Turk, helmer, Helen Booth, Helen Me. Carthy and George Ililtim in p(. noeM«. ' No party was held en Monday be. cause the approach to the Hut was flooded by the storm The average party attendance for December was 38, one below that both October and November, Let's bring it up a bit In January. ^Jne clus ^nenbership «ow totals 113. A year ago It was 140, CiasiMM Alii Ar* Good Saltinwa, elected Sundny' school supermten dent of the 5e»nd Cape May Bap. list Church of Palermo, Other officials elected at a recent meeting are Earl Butler, Eugene ant U Ma superintendents; Mrs. Hattle lennrfiiBferj Miss Marian Wll- kle, assistant treasurer! Ralph day- ten Jr., recording secretary; Gerald Beebe, assistant;! Mrs, Ella Butler, corresponding- secretary; Mrs. Marie Totten, pianist, and Mrs. Butler, as. slstant pianist, Mrs. Philip Dubrlile, cradle roll superintendent and Mn! Mary A. Conon, home 1 departBent superintendent. School Budget Hairing MARMORA—A public hearlne on the seiioo! budget of upper Town> ship will be held Wednesday evening, January IB, at a o'clock in the ele. mentary school In Marmora, , and Dan •readley are coc of the dinner committee and all Are company memben assist In the prep- aration. The date will be announced Fir* Auxiliary Giv#s Cash Toward Siren MARMomA-MeniBers of the La dies AuxllSary of Ihe Marmora Vol. unteer Fire Conttany, meeting Thflrsday evenlni m the lire hall, voted to donate 1130 to the Arc company to help pay for the recently Installed Are siren, plans were made lo hold an exec- utive committee meeUns In the home of the president, Mrs, Henry Schneider of Beesley's Point, each month on the Thursday procodinj,' the regular scheduled meeting of the Auxiliary. Mrs, Schneider. Mrs, Edwin Sadler and Mrs, OeorEe QrUBb wore appointed to assist the firemen in pres- aratlons for their dinner in Feb- ruary, Seaville Church Group Plans Benefit Events , SEAVILLE—Mrs, Ralph Ferguson, of leaville.entertalned the member* of tho Women's Society of Christian Service of the Seaville Church at her home last Wednesday afternoon, wRh Mrt, Curtis E, Corson presidine rsfssArs IfS and ttark, •1^00. The ora nance was pasied on nrsi reading • fhe reorganMtlon meeting of I h cmnmiltee January 2, an41 .will taken up' for second and third Sg. and nn=rp>«« "•« M' Edward S. PALI«M0 i On Birthday M0 — Edward S. Corson i J Ocean City electrical contrietor, whi resides in Pilermo, *is gue.t o honor it a lurprlie birthday parts ialurday night •! Plymouth Inn A barometer, a group gift froti hli employes, wis presented 10 him Attending the party were hi* wife, Ruth, Mr and Mr,, Joe 1, Whltten, Mr, and Mrs, Harold Dallcy, Mr, ind Mrs, Jack Hickman Jr., Mr, and Mrs, Jesse Hoilinishead, Mr. and Mr», El- mer Bakley Sr,, Gerald Beebe and Howard Schenck, Family Reunion at Home of Mrs. Sands MARMORA—The family of Mrs Jack Sands of Marmora and MM Donald Oilier of Beesley's Poin Held a week-end reunion here. The!] parents, Mr, and Mrs. Hoberl Schar on. of Iiltimore, Md., and two ils iers and their rimilles, Mr. and Mrs Edward Haring and children of West •hesler. Pa, and Mr. and Mrs. Rob- rl Whitsker and son of Freeland, Md., enjoyed the visit. A son who also resides in Ball) more was unable 10 attend because f his wife 1 * Illness. Tuckahoe Crangfe nttalli Officers TUCKAHOB-John #!adara Installed as master of the Tuckahoe Grange Friday nlghf in ceremonies (inducted by Cape May County Slalf Orange Deputy John Foster, of South Seaville. and his county latlon team. Other officers sealed included Ar. Ihur Busby, overseer; Edward Moore, lecturer; Mela Kosher, steward! Id- ward Yost, assistant steward: Lillian Davis, lady assistant steward; the Jlcv. David Fropert, chaplain; Emma Dapp, treasurer; John Madara Jr.. secretary; John Winner, gatekeeper! Dorothy Madara. Ceres; Blanch Win. ner, Pomona; jenny Valentine, Flora! Mrs, Mary Moore and Robert Dspp venters* s( the. ejieiiurtmt board* iMemhers ol the insiaiiBtloii leanr were E. Kenneth simpkin!!, Mrs Enid gimpklni, Mrs. _ Ml iimpkins. Mrs. Irma Foster, Deputy Fostc with Jan. gamers Corson serving chairman, were enthuilastlcally ae •Pted, ^ , . _ Mri. Edward Boyee will sponsor a • Mrs. Thelma Fedrick, al! of Souih, /alentlne party In Pebruary, Proceed, from both affairs will benefit Ihe fund to redecorate the •eavllle Methodist church in prepa- ration for the 100th anniversary cele- •ration next October. Anticipating the need to raise money for the event, the women launched a "penny a day" fund and Mrs, Ralph L, Ooff proposed as a an "Pennies for Paint," hlle refreshments were belns lerved, birthday greetings set lo mute iWerejuni tor Miss Ida tayer. MM LeulM Mr: and Mn, o mor«, returned • •tudiet at the m.tltute •rter a ! Larry Beebe, son t Sheridan iMbe or; who ta a student it < •Ity, ipcnt the hlM of hU parents, Mln ihann Waltt,-. Mr, and Mrs, Cll»toa\1 Marmora, returned '' Notre Dame of H.n is a Freshman, Merman B, WaL spenl Ihe holidayi < and frlendj In Newa . Mr*. Jacob Field « Palermo spent a part t vliitlng her mother, Muller, and other friends In Haddon M»_ _Mr, and MM, Waltjl family of Palermo atA Vlneland. They reemffj chicken farm In tint J Visitors in the MBM Mrs. Norman PromitMl week were Mrs, Pro Mrs. Bessie Hooper, of and brother, Paul, h l Materk Plywood-AMI Storm Soih; Combirmfion Asphalt and Fibro Glass Loose-Bats-1 Matenite Peg ! Panels and Calcium Chh C. H, SHOH LUMBER 1lM TO I* M yf ie til 12th ST. * ' « (HWNKI GREGOi 900 Share R«d _ Hotel - Bar - FMturlng—Turkey Flatten and SanriwfciiM. Oytlar I. PrM Crt.n, tnapp«r hag, FrM JumtM thrlmp, I •NUPPLIMAIIB OFIN ALL VIA. Ill Cape May Wallept 10 Harbor 78-31 _oy Ehlors tallied 14 Bcld . and two fouls to pace Cape May to 1 7M1 win over Bgg Harbor in r ipeAtlantle League on the down :ounty court, Friday night. goals The afmua] jn«i!niE of Qlaei^ Sf the SainU John Caiparatto Mi be held al 4:00 V> _M. Handilj 1 . anusry 23. )^S, In Ihe BdAi^d Room, ?ci ond Asbyrv AVPHUF. Ocean City. N. 4>, for ih& e!«iiPil sf Dl tora and Ihe trsnilAlnn of SUch fey i as may properly egrtie befyr^ the tin WM. : H. JR, GO SY PUBLIC SERVICE BUSES PHI A UtJUl, MSAJM. 1.45 PJVt MfM UPr»JW, Sunday only H*T» T.r'Sn HI* CWy. Av.lon, Harltw. WIMwMtf .ntf C«p« May 4.SI TM, fcrAManHc City 10.H AM. nNrU-MAOINO IBM, «rf,H. „ ... mom am .mt. UNW You enjoy extra months of ovyharaKipat no extra cost up to this KiNS-SIZE DOOeE CORONET right now! \ Now It th* Urn* of your fif* to, msglca NiaVtWyofyewlifal When you buy now in- stead Of watting for Spring, you get 8 bfmvt of extra inbutha of ownership that dWtiostyou a thing. You high resale 4 ..„...,'ItVAihi'tf e, whtlfttr jroii buy now Wn monay ohaml y/MhvMt* car and faahirvi! This big '66 Dodge Coronet is built to ketp more of itt value. It's ahead of the field with push-button driving, IS8 rl 4'* >"ec'"'dbreaking $ t*g y tUMe. It's the Kine-Siise buy of th« ye«r. 3 ThU full-3iWl fuU-styled full-powered Dodgo Coro- net is priced down with the small cam.'And it brings you the "M«eic Touch" of Dodge push-button driving: Surest, safest, easiest way to drive you've ever known! ' V ,«y\S r «f"0UT mother, tIBW of Mn Emma Oarrett 1.13 , tnanli our friends for and nil c.proMlon, of ilved (luring our recent ' Cu« Hflm and romllv 1-13 tn thsnK nui menrtt tor ana Blwm rnrlviffl dm- a« ulntm iinil ror .ill I4mp.Uiy inrlvid dui. l4re«vemrnl, I Mn Raymond Belloril anil Lfi HELP WANTED two: one full time and one he Mmt be neut, accurate pmie icnii full partlcula " 'xpprlcncc Bos SSI, 1-1S I HELP WANTED—Telephone, jp s4th kiimttydKe of typing, p sroynd poiltion. Write Bos SOBS VLtdKEr^ l [ j NE1PLE opcrsiors nn dresses ikfrti. Apply sonters Point Mre, 2ino ftd., sorne pnlni. N J, HILP WANTED ,.IKSSts «na poilri UHnitd fur EMIile cmpliiymcni, Anply The v-.llm>aiaiii. Toa Lriiitfii Av*.. IXPiRT BODY and IT WORK ON ALL MAKES Q PAYMENT WMpNTHSTO PAY MlhO Yn An latiinaM MOTOK.IIIC. y Dtalai- Awl Ph, JIM iABlf SITTING _ Eyenmn, Expafl. enced, 300 on Hour, PBOM MIS after i B, m, if SITUATIONS WANTED—lahj. silting at my home by hour, day Or week. Al» menaing or sewing by n.achlne, Stella Ofterle, ISO w, Wllmol Ave,, gamers foint, phono Snincra Point PERSONALS VISIT our CBTMI aeparltti£nt for eird- lei, eorulettei and brMUerea to fit every fluure, Headauarten for new nj- lon •eenueker unifornii, nunea. Mail- Uclana ana waltreaaei, white and ail Color.. The WIH Shop. 800 Albmy *ve, ft THE FINEMi in , Wedding -inienibiej. Intornuii. HecepiLoni, Seiervatlon Cards—phgne Onl, Bay. ntond MeHem-y, H2 Ocean Ave, If Eni AN EVERYDAV FAIR—Lovely earn., nanddlpped Mniai candlei. Bill*. BOIII toys, dslls and noveltlM, ocean- aire aift Fair. 133 Moorlyn Terraw. Open evenings. Mrs. F. R. Srldcgam. U HAVING A PARTY? Lei ua furnl.h the lea gandwighra. Large or small i-dert' phone 3873.W or U181M for nfijrmnilfm, '2*0 TUTORING l.KARN TO PLAV the |il»n.>, Pllvlilp in.iiiiiilonii auv in eirnlnK. Will give l^sniig in ytJUi- hnmr il de?ilrcil Mrs. Rnhei! Voting, gpcslcys Polni Phone Ln-rnn City 1H:«,-R 3 3! PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ROKESSIONAL SERVICES — BLE REWBAVINO—ClKaiette oth bles cuti t Aiie — INVISI- BLE REWBAVINOClKaette burni, moth bules, cuti. teari. Aiei^, Buuonhoiea Buttens t-vered. BelU AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Sheppard's Auto Service All Kind, of Body WHEEL ALItiNWKNT BMftl TJBK Wlal •II ntom mn WANTS!* — An opportunity to (l«« you as cnlmate on your next eoi- ualSn, You win like our Body ana fender werk, ocean CTty Bole, I 14 AUantie AV«. Phone MOB. BUSINESS SERVICE Vote Itoyt 25e fash 2 for 45c Quiek service. Oavli Martwar. OB. DB3 A»burjp AW, « CLASSIFIED DISPLAY TERRIFIC BUYS Every ca( guaranteed I „.», Full Power & Equip. JpNTIAC Star Chief, 4-Door. Full Powe Kit basHi B â MM TH 4-Door, Heater t Convertible, Fully Equipped i •^^3©oi% -Wyo., R. sw fi» * IDAKER, 4-Door, 0D, R. A H. S 8MJt IAC ' *P»or' Hyd,. R. a. M. ' ^.WftlAC, ZtKxtf, Hwl., R. A H. CADILtAC 4-door Hytf'lt. « H. If CHEVROLET „ R. 8, H. *2,450 2,495 1.29S 2,995 1,1M «95 895 , 1,495 7»5 'II 195 D R,U C K PONTIAC-CADILLAC 1150 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY - PHONI NN :.. Cash iS"Advt,nce' no On^pea Ad will pe published unlU p*M for. m ywur ad'appealing en this page, cash must be In this j* 1 * U r "»" Tuesday and WednBsd*y noon. Ad will not b. i —W» FOR KNT . TV SITS WMk — Month — SMMHI TV SERVICI pf and Antantias Iractad SCHUFF ELECTRIC 710 ASBURY AVENUE PhMM 1242 Aufhsrhad •OA . PHItco T«l*vlilon SALB8 AND BEBVICE M OBr SeririieiBFB HI all Fa«t«r f l r 1 iEYS HAUB_usalpWBI iacksnlu Mr- vice. Autonoolle l,â a ipecialtir, Walter E Allen. TOO GantrM Ave, Phone M44, U PLANO TUNINO—JO ryur Tune anywhere, fUDs, Phone Point mat, Wiley ~ A. E, STONE, Inc. Qualify Asphalt Paving •f Modaratai Prk«* Phsne PiMMntvlll. 1711 TOOLS FOR Do if younmil and Save Money, We will rmnt you the fools. 9 PowiF fn&W9T%. m POVMI* Saws • Fartilizar Spraadara • Floor Sandars and Polishars • Ladders • Ladder Jacks • Carpanler'* Hand Tool* • Plumbing Tools R*nnxl by Hour or Bay HOME BUILDERS SUPPLIES HARDWARE — PAINT 324 Wast Av«. Phana 1048 1U4 MERCURY, Kontenr, hardtop, cream and green; radio; heater; 11.500.00. BHt etltt. Phone Tuekahoa usn PLYMOUTH 4 dr •peclal delmte, Qooil eqndltlon. 9^ cash, phone Oiean City 2154-J-ll, rth BUSINESS SERVICE BUSINISS IIRVICI ied Advertisements iyaUHntl OB •11 mrtM. CoBV BUBINESS SEHWCE—Crp.nt.r work, rwairs el all Una,. No Job tee anail or loo l«rs». Phon. MuuntvllU SEEMAC tor gualliy prlntlns, office auBplies ana xiulinncnt. IU>moru> McIUnry, 4U Ocean Am Hiini n i U U oil man* nirlnnun. fMt*r tju,rs, HUH, waaMn, ary»r». kmn Palnw rris laaTn, 1UT A.burv AM. phatm OlE. Jpen e»r» •vanlBi 'Ul » • to a>«Wr Ada .......................... iliM minimum i penMUve flmei, with U Wart* or Leu ". Numfcirt, ate llor. ,V1LL HAIL AW AT •nyUUni you do t t f i t ri __ All CUislflod Adverting Cash — t ^hrt, Mv pay being Itema .V. Brlahi, phone Sun point the AUantk C(»unty Board of holder. Improve the lanira ajiidln« rd. to Beda. box iprlnsli mouremw, iivinc ream HI, oaa enairs. tumllur* Ing., n ete. EscilitntcondfTiorL Anderson Electricians IlKhtailltfl Mntal B TV. Jer p y ar Co.. 7M Aikury Ave, none HM . if JUST RECEIVBO, toM vM TV eale. Cheep. Ocean City Hardware C 7M Ak A n HM AUTQMOBILfS FOR SAL! SITUATIONS WANTED At tfmUtliif In tlw New yorlt irl FLOOR SANPING MACHINE and wax ing machine lor rent by lh« oa», l H l^ Sayla Hardware compaJBF, l^s A O.JC'D VeED CABB AMS TB.UC3CS— ER^ Exiieiienceil. SfJo an er BUdnliht. ISe an hour: la thank eiir relatives \snd |L|V°Sili leitcr«, flowers " " " Efficiency rooip, .Itujis .. ieth, acconunodales Two IMuded. Phon. iSo. leicr, b' •ymwiKy ex rmnt bereave. Morrow mt.Lovta Talhnan aellon to rtmedy unsafe condlUOO* BlniplOB Avi. wSSi BLACK HUDSON seal edat, .li* 1*1J. very sood condition. i5S,0D, pnone PORS, Tudor, 1B35 23.000 Mies since new motor, C3ood tires. Exterior shabby. Interior clean, fine running condition. Heady to rbll without re^ sin. Passes state inspection, Vff,po, BS Wen An, 1-W FOR SAL! SEE NYMAM MR OLASa, Ante Jlaas Imullari (lu. taGM aMdMt top., nlrrera. Beat siaam, window siaaa n- pl««d and gUMT M0 Aibury Avt; • 0MB, AU, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS — 30 to 4Mb eS. D a m M month., aaya an€ evenings. P!atsn!a*i ^MJvm** ^ aa.INCHLBOVi bike, prmetieally brand new Priee reaionablc 711 Bay Ara,. flf«l floor. UNDERWOOD tjpewrljer. compleleis' . reconditioned. A=l. iss.OO, Raymond McHenry. phone OTll, i-13 LiviNq ROOM iujTE oventufrea. Ihree pieces, good ennallldn, Heason^ Bbli., ma »th it.. Mtnyi) II.MH: l-tf CLASSIFIED DISPLAY *M and •har-pM < ,. :. -••-.. *295 down *n FORb Club eaupa, radto ind haaMr, MaMMIMMMi motor. Ful- ly (uaranlaatf, A »»«»l at , $195 down 'II FORD Cu.tomlln. Mn, Ulaht fan, Ideal fainljy car, $195 down 'SI MERCUttr Club Coup.. Radio and hMtair.'bnr>Hnwr tar, , . Full pries *4«5 •SO OtllYILeR Nr, Satfan. Auto, malic drlva, • • SpaeielSWS , '49 FORDS. Many body .tyl«».; Naw law prk.». *195 up l'*» PONTIAC Mrt, Sllvsr Str..k. Radio and haatar, hydnm.llc and! whit* walls. Only $95 down ( TRUCKS — '41 to 'IPs, i WN a«l«. Bump' bodla*. You cant baal jsur prlc« anywh.ra.. Inc. "fmnunnfmf ,andS Phen* 9th St. atid Simpson Aw, a 0055 14 USED TV r GOOD CONDITION 30-OAY WARRANTY J 25.00 up 710 ASBURY AVENUE Phone 1242 These make ideal second **ft for your home. RANCH *r*PBH4OBSar*S Bedreomsr oil heal for alWear o«upsncy. gt. George plage, Marmora, phone o, c. ISfff-Rili for InsBeetlon. M NEW and USID PIANOS Oremto • Salnst* • VpfltmY Toning - Rep«lrln« ClftCLE PIANO MART IOa tke CIMa. •ealen Fatal) * WMOSB- MIS i FIRESTONE Maw, and Utod TIRESH LIT US M-CAP YOUR SMOOTH TIKES WITH , , . FIRESTONE TREAD . . . SAXi.MW' adulta only. Muft iiMVG four separate sleeps Ing units Near beach, Between Itth ana Mlh streets. Write Box m sentinel-udnr. 1-13 ;o e: PRIVATE party wants io buy summer cottage Or bungalow, three or four bedrooms, furnished Or unfurnished, near heaoH, between 13th and Mtji streep.i write IBOK iim, Sentlnet tfitn&s REAL ESTATE FOR SALI PLEASURE AVENUE coltan, I ly fgrKtoien, unlurnuilitClite J Ave,, MM BALE—Mew 1 two bedroom. • unfur- nuhed. bunsalow. Automata oil hent. intuiitrf. SS.350 Financed, cen- ter of city, ieott, 61* . Mil at, PHOli max, w ROOMING HOUSE, with hotel Income, seventeen bedrooms, owners apsrU meht fully equipped, nDthlng to Buy, eondltlAn excelleni, SS.SDBL W% I year mortgage. Inspection By appoint menl. C, E, TMlile *= -»—" r - - RIAL ESTATE FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Apm FOR n»(T— Vesrlj- renlal, 2nd floor apartment, 121T Asbury Ave.. four Bedrooms, Bath, kitchen, living room, unfurnished' oil hot water ra- diation heatj oil ilH spilt with store tenant on first floor. Consult H, L, CBaltln, 1313 Asbury Ave. Phone U080, VEARLV. second floor, uniurnuh«l apartment, five rooms, tile bath, ejl hot water heat. Central location. Phone lom »->* MARMORA—First floor, furnnned. Two hedroonis, if5.00 monlKlY, elefc (rie IncludH, Available januarj' Jit, Pnone Oman CHar.lMM-U. . 1-12 WESLElf AVE. (corner Nqnn Street*, Ve»rly or ivlnler. Furnl«nwl or unfurnished. Second flour. Bright, •unny two bedroom apartment. Qwn«r on premlsei week ends, phone ano-Vi TWO BEDROOM year around furnished apartment. Heat and hut water, §18 Aldrleh IM, Phone ^W. YEAR AROUND apartment, fuinunnj, I root, bath, private entrun-c. at, SSO.0Q month, Marmora llard^ ware, shore Rd, Phone Oeean City O1S5, , 1-B CLASSIFIED DISPLAY NOW YOU CAN -DRIVE ANEW1«6 MERCURY DeliveredÊquipped with Oil loth Cleaner, Directional Signals, Glove Compartment Light, Clock, Heater •• OMLY ••••• - jA# • » - • Big Car Style, Performance and ' ^Comfort at a • M ; CmeolnrMtrcury OCEAN CITY. W£SLEY AVtNUE PHONE OCEAN CITY 3134 TWO BEDROOM . apartment until June. Oil hot water ' er and all conveniences, rent, Ant acjs-R after six o NOT1CK TO MBDKaW ls 't"' a City at the CommlMion CnanMrs, city Mall, OHan City, New Jersey, at eleven o Clock A M. on Friday, (HE lOUi Ow of January, 1068, eoverini apceinea and dawiied plans and offer, to-Mac lands owned by Uie aty al Aesn "*•—. New Jersey. ill lands am Imied, btginnin, on Westerly side Of Bay Avenu> (•» Una to Gnu tan Harbor Bay) City, New Jersey. Salt lands ore the Westerly •••_ .. . tendlnE to Gnat tan Harbor . ana between the soutnwssterly line at the area known as the airport to the City owned Indnnatar, Don not ln> eiuoe any land now Jnued rat, use. Bidden must state the amount of annual rent that, win be paid the City of Ocean City, Rent shall be payabre In full lor the first year when the lease is "executed and In advance for taeh and every year thereattmv at the peslnnlni of the lease term lor any subsequent year. Tne City will consider rentinf aMd land for a gerled j,ot ir — "— IB) yeani may " ' Al the name Ume, the OMM memBMshlp approvefl tfte formation of a dly lewaraie .uthorlty lo pUn the sewer ayslem of IB* communtty In keeplni with toe expected irowth of the irea In stibtMliwt years, • ' George HrMt was naaied rw» Miltalive to Uie Soutliern New ^ •er DwalapnMit Couneil. -UU. Jeseph Martin was naned delswto to the ctty fvuitcU taeetinfs, Commltteef naBied wsre Ptttr Unm, Jam*, Wood .nd Joseph tUr. Un, nenbenlilp; Mn, Oolao and Hr. live Blddrr. shall stale with certa •Ing, suplianed •-- speeincationi. mXHs BousahoM earls^ pr»ident John Taylor announced January at u the data for the In •taUaUon dinner to be held at Har- ry't Inn. Mr. oreiory and Mr. lo»« •111.assist Mr, Taylor on the com- nlttH on arrangement*. writing, rapported b» detalM BuiMinss may be removed at Inatlon of the lease, provided •11 monies due U\e City bave Men The City guard Bids and proponti may oe jubmltwd on forms supplied by the bidders, but •ii details must be dWioKd, Any building or structures now on these lands are not the property of the City and are not a tubject of this proposal. The City is teasing said is vacant land only, and win deliver possession of Hid land to- the success. tut bidder as vacant land'. The right to reject any and all bids and proposals ia reserved, HENRIf SILLINQ, Oty Clerk. 1-5—31—Pf — J *~ STATE OF KBW JKB.SKV DepartMeai .1 st.tr (i:«TIHlATK (IF UIS8OI.I THIN To ail to whom iheae presents may eonie, qreetlng HBAS II eonie, qreetlng: WHKRBAS, II appears to faction, by duly authenticii f th ceedlng fo th s to my nticiited the volu th satis- taraj) of ihe proceedings for dissolution thanOf by the nn. consent of all the stoclthpiders, i 1 ed in my ottlce, that o. * M UllAM, INC., a enrpoiatlon state, »ho!ie principal office is sit- uated BL Nn, Wll A»oury Avenue, in the city of oeean city, county o( cape May itaie of New Jersey (Henry Roeter, Jr., being the silent tnereln and in charge th^rc rori«t Vojrth .Csniin. The—-=- lo under the.suprrvUlon of the .fast mth the asstatanee of the Student Council of the local Junior |O|h School The Oouhcll selected Wehard Gray as the boys' President for the ean. te«n, and Miriam lofie a* lh« iW»' Piwident. The two pruldents taw four assistants: Ronald Meyar, Cart Smith, Patrbjla Wl«enthal and Margie Curly. Games and dancing feature the program, which U open to pupils of the upper ff-sdw of the local "Michael Mrvlea was in charge of refreshments. or sAi,i! The undesigned y»y| "ilUe "it **ii*.yS ton Avenue. one deffault in pay l Ctct o 111 19S1" Kaiser Dix^ V No. K SO ISW, ment f WJlll l M on fco lam B, A efault in pay ales Contract of WJlllam B, Vear eid by aeneial Motors Aeeept TOSl 0 Motors Acreptance Corpsn- na the right 10 hid on the t!nrney.In-Facl Hll NOTICK or SALK The unilCITllgned K\\\ 1fi^*'Avenuc r KildwabdT New one ft! Ml PUMnbhlle Wj, ! w - Model tm, perlal Nn, 3i«¥i loaoi, virtue of default In payment on llSrTSS^SrtW fiiilt "W bis on the property,^ ^W-EaRPORATION CAN'T WONG YthPsKhsieA PALMER Used Car 'M CM1VBM.lTl-dMf Moan Heater and Hit (overt. Full Prlca $1495 'SS auiCK *op«r, Hardtvp Kadle and htater. Oyneflew and isowntr. atearlna. A yary clean ear. Sovaj $1200 •M CHIVHOLIT It.tlwi Wane, llcdle and haatar. One owner. $549 down •m sTrUMMM* **«f isdan, V-s. Radio ma HeahH. Ovardrrn. M nel «aad buy. $695 •*1 rOKD Cu.temllne Wwr Sedan. Fontamatk. Radio and haatar. A real. *laan car. $175 •SO CHIWKOLIT M Air • - "a, heater UM THl OMAC riNANCI PLAM •oth tacatlan* Classd »>n4ar> M« fampllanca wMh Naw Unmy Law t* tha* V*v win nat'e* Incanvanlanctd, ••»! Lacatlans . . . «trough Stit. 9 A. M to 4> P. M. , •JftOT- 1 W^>A»b«sry U»ad Car to, - «Hi end SlnipMn Aver -?** Jfti Florence SlMMtM trw BMty jay, trustee, aoO Maasn, unwnt-it-Mai J Of DUBH. Flans were nude for i party January 13. Mrs. Mr. Jay wfll be hastatMa,, . ^ A social hour foUpwl and , vm mehangM "" pals 1 *. New. nanM IBM. Social Club"*) Glv. 'rrollra' In . SOMSBS pomt — Point Social Club is pUnnlog show to be held in the "Frolics of •Se" Rebeaiaals Sin next week A meeting at 4he home president, Mrs Henrietta heard the welfare committee that 14 needy families were far during the ChrisUnu I . with bankets of food, and toy» the children A recommendation oy the fir- committee. Mn Sadie New, Margaret New and Mrs Tlnrmpni' > revision ot some or the taws, pproved A donation was made to of Dimes Garden Club Hsart •ctitre en Pruning SOMERS POINT—ChafteT Durrau war Kiiest speaker at -tb« meeting of the Green Thumb OarBen* Chib Thursday evening, at the hosaW of the president. Mrs Alfred Weao#t Dr Durrpas spoke on the prnnl^ ot shrubs and trees. Including Iralt lr«s and berry hushes as wall u hrubg and ornamental" vfne«, >He showed colored slides on these ntf>> lects 'The next meeting will be at the le of Mrs Edwin Heck. or A'S-VIAI. Thf electlnx Directors to men ^nsuloE eat and ror the t rtt such other business as mi, ly come berore the meetlna; •In al the office of the 10th Street and Asbur> Sulurdn* Ji nA^W secretary ssas NOTICE TO LIMIT (.BKDlTOMB tiiatc Df Bertha B leased Pursuant to the oidcr jt[ An lîrlcks Sun-oitatc of the Capo M«> made on Ihe w.__ da> of Dvcembei less on tne pf the subscriber the executrix decedent notloe Is hereby iHi Credltora of aaid decedptit to PL • he amount nd the panlculais of the cl.li Dated December JIHI ELEANOR Franklin A King Altoincv ' I" ty. N. J. if fSl.OO KKW JFSMtEV STATE JDK F
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