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i brWmife uid ft
chanlcal overhead attachment to her
tsacfier, has fought her way back wheelchair which mikes it possible
dn1ln«d to * from confinement In an Iron lung to for her to operate an electric type
r Wil l htt htt an active community lire, utilization
o^ he? teacher training and supervi- writer, tum hook pages, use the telsion
ef otr household In apitc of ephone and feed herself. She also
ITi*r4>*JWt ctnlnaaa, in being paralyzed in all four limbs can apply lipstick with this «lrd
She enjoys vacations with her bus looking mechanical device.
band. Ftank and children Lauranne
eight and Richard, file, take in ,c
The Union County Chapter of the
tlve part in her college club, social National Foundation for Infantile
organisations, church groups and Paralysis has spent more than (7.000
ITA and enthusiastically enjojj in March of Dimes funds for Mrs.
shopping trips «llh her family Blrlbauer'i hospitalization and treat-
Aa the result or special training ments. She receives physical therapy
for the pello-handlctpped at Georgur treatment* ruiceweekiy'aW regular
Wann .Swings, Mrs Blrlbauer has
*
medical checkups wi|h expenses rot-,
s skilled in the use of a mecred
by the Chapter.
. 7pm The Luther League
Tuesday « p m Ladles' Aid So-
Announcements cletv
Wednesdai 7 30pm C haneel
Choir rehearsal
] 8 p m Brotherhood
Testimonies of Dealing—* p. m Thur dav I p m Luncheon Mfc-'
line United Lutheran Church Worn
en home of Mrs Oluuic 1950 As
burv at
6 30 p m Junior Choir rehearsal
Saturday, JO a tn Confirmation
Class
a • •
FIRST PSteShYTIKIAN
Tth st at Waster av
Cfco*r t-
Th* G«p*K>nt(nil and Mistlanary-
Eav Gtorf* Fltcher, Th D, Pait*r
» 30 a m The Chunh at Sludi
Jesu^ Teach
shuntan superintendent MM Carl
S^tai^." nVu'Ti."* •V"""" """• * I! The purifying power of true
prayer will b* set forth In the Let
m*n«m entitled "Sacrament" at
^Science services this Sun
_— fcwn the King James
Version at the Bihle will include
the counsel of Qirist Jesus regard
lag prayer (aUtt «:•>: -Bui thou.
When UKHI prayext, enler mto Uiv
doset, and when thnii hast shut thy
door, pray to thy Father which is In
•cent; and thy Father which seeth
In secret shall reward thw openly."
"Pf chairman of relifioui edu
1
ft;30 a. m. Thr Ch
Sunday School I-esson.
es Confidence in Goti
.OKUmving the explanation of h
prayer, a correlative passage from
•^Science and Health with K l h
School wub
of the
sifc
.Mr*. J*
—-_ Oospel S*rr-
J*i htr Charles Good.
'—L D*Wd r. W; • "
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2rta£T - J"1? " o K " "L Xht ca "" n » nd """lure Mr, Marion
SSf^Vlll T ° , B ' l[ . r ^ P 1 " >'«rphv director of mu " r * c " f»f «mall rMI
man may have audience „ V s P° nsor ^ bv the King".
Spirit, the divine Principle I Da " s ?." "• 'n the church house
irtikh destroys aU error" iui contralto, u ill sint a selected
_./- SwroUrr of the New
Conference anil Executive W
—». Mr. Xee Is a former pastor
r
thanCcfitttl Jlethodlst Church of B p m Meeting of Ihe Session In
•"-— Mnaig fcy 1Be Chan^, the manse. Meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary in the lower auditorium
Meeting of the Hints Daughters at
. m. Brenlng Sarviee onett the home of Mrs. Allan T. Burch, 5»
let. Clarence B ConB-
Station rd.
— of the Bunt of Tem Tvasday—
tH» New Jenty Confer- 10:30 a. m. Meetln« of the Women's
Home and Foreign Missionary Society
in the church House. Missionary
Scant DHetlng in thesewui(
starting at 10:30 a. m.; Bo*
Lunch at 12 30 p. m.\ Businett meet
WT I*-
inj at z p. m followed by a study
J» C^. l>ray« Service of the Mary Wanless Hospital In
India.
• p. m. Meeting of the Westminster
Guild u the home of Mn
Oeor** Doerr Sr, 5 Arkaiuas av.
JBrfSa
o£ Mrs. John Mawhinney.
It. Henry J. Paul. -The
Gospel m a Berolutlonary
J:15 p. m. Mptting of the Junior
Christian Endeavor Society under the
leadenriilp of Miss Betty McCorkle
*-"!» Circle wHI b* taw Ttw p m Midweek Prayer Meeting
1 ^
^J Adult
aXnyi wd-
and Bible Study *
Sorters Point
Wj'On Sunday. *T», 10 and II
. m. Holy Name taetnty WIU rewl»e
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ACCIBENT
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liUTHlMN
ifcfb
Sunday School, closjei
ip Serviea.
tlitkar League
^, f i» p, m. Choir practice.
ftt.Sfrpifhteii
Curv»~"
"Boan) of fwenoideri last
__ to correct a
I am FuUIng Mill rt.
„„ Township. The Improvem
priviouslj' requested by
Orande Chamber of Com.
A. Keppler, county engl,
1
r of the projeet
completed and the road
let extended wcilerlj' to a new
! htuhand U iS?Um » *e-;
Job hfc Boine town folks
1 State organ-
, Ml». Titos and the Boys' State governor,
J«hn Martin, of June-
, war* privileged to confer with
Governor Robert B. Meyer In his
Office and learn at first hand sitoU
of the problems and renponHbUiue,
or the chief executive, Vartout othar
teen-age stale officials, elected last
June at the week-long convention,
briefly handled their posts In
eefemonleii,
OtnnCHr aharad In Hie
•*,
with Mr. Meyer, «nn wMely uted
in nawtfMpm M Hvtral Maret,
The Trenton Evening Times made
a specla] duplay on paie 1 of the
fM( that Wa Titus li a former reddent
of Lawrence Tewnihlp, Trenton
suburb, U-foie lienarent. Mr. mM
Mrs. Richard H, Titus, moved to
Ocean City some yean ago
The girl governor was sponsored
ten by the Auxiliary of Morgan.
Hanck Port, American Legion. IOJF»'
Strte and Girls 1 Slate are sponsored
annually by-the Miien andAuxilary
uniu of New Jersey. Don Hart, of
Bridgeton. current state commander
of the Legion was In charge of last
week's mid whiter reunion of the
young -people.
Mhv Tituj in addition lo the stale
honor, went an last summer to be
cieetei vice president of the united
Stole.* at Girl* 1 Him In Ja|H>n
II la said that jrotxt aina On* you
out—and Ki th* at* oT the 'U. a
Mirina) Corp., wortli or p*«M al»
teak m nut, tvm tbMfb th*¥ may
be aoiAawhat delayed.
Tbte waa prorM in iht caae of Sijt.
KoWt J. •Metotoah, *htf U now
W Iwaktaia, ilapaa, *n dut» with the
Cnrpa and In charge of Ufbonera at
the Marine Jail.
A fonntr mldent or Ocean City
far two year*, he went to Japan
(*ur month* ago. After that torn
if tun* he Motived two letter* fr
the Commandant of the Marine
Corp*, citing him for outstanding
performance of duty while aarrlng
on recruiting duly at the Atlantic
City ottce prior to going everMas.
GAMES, GIFTS, REFRESHMENTS combined to provide * g«U Chrlltmaw parti for Central Lemuel c fliephrrd Jr
children of employes of the Flanders Hotel. II;Mi the first event of its kind, and will be •aid that dtt* to the sargtanfl work
made an annual one, according to Assistant Manager Albert Wright, chairman of ar- In Oila area the Marine Corpa It
rangements. Children participating in the "eats" above, starting from left at rear and continuing to enjoy excellent rela-
coming around table clockwise, art Tommy Hunt,' Anna Hunt, Larry Hunt, Thomas tions with both citizens and civic
officials.
Smith, Judy Cajfca, Andrea Caika, Andrew Cajka, Robert Powell, Edward Smith, Lewis The two letters. It might be addwj.
HiwriCmjprBaiiiel^'Brttn, Kathleen O'Brien, Caroline Shaw, Mary Beth turner and were forwarded to him "through
Mark D, Turner Jr.—Senior studio photo.
chain* of command.' '
While here, Sgt Helntoah ip*ke
on aeVeral occasion* to local organ*
anee for longer period* to yetf drink: to exercise moderately Men liationa about the work ef UMV Ma-
sman nrm» which need additional day. preferably in the fresh air; to rine Corps and" recounted^ some of
SBA Artwuntes fund! for expansion, modernization, keep mind and body clean; to dmahit
own experience* In the Kotenn
acquiring new fixtures, acquiring intelligently with reference to theconflict
His wife Is the former Ellen
parking facilities, adding a second prevailing weather: to avoid contact Jean Billiard, of Ocean CltV
location, providing additional inven with people filtering from colds,
New Loan Plan tories, and other purposes.
and not to expon others to your
Under the new Limited Loan Par- own maiadle*; to avoid attitudes
Designed to Aid tlripalion Han, loans can be made and aelknu which produce emotional
Retail Italian, Service to then small establishments, pro. disturbances; to cultivate friendliness
vlding they have a good enough past and frimdij to protect yourself and FALL and EAJILY
Nation in Washing- WIlMum H, Barman, regional direc- earnings record to show that the others from accidents and Injuries; WINTER CRUISE TO
I ton, O. O,..•-
tor of the Small Business Adminis- loan can be repaid, Mr. Harman said. to have • complete physical manlna*
tration far the Philadelphia area,
lien at least one* in the year. PWPfMflslI
covering' me sMtsa of Pennsylvania
You can add other motutlona of
and Delaware and certain counties Doctors
your own devising. Be sure that
in Southern New Jersey and West
when you make your list, you stick
Virginia, today •nnouneed a new
to it ... And a happy, healthful
''Please Be at Ease" program of Hnyneial alfistaiice lull Health Resolutions New Year to you!—Michae
ored la the needs of small shops,
John. M, D.
By Medical SMtory of u, J.
\ We often have people tell us, in a rather re- particularly in the retail, wholesale
and service tradius.
Good health la not an accident.
; Uwed rnannir, Aow much it ease they fat 1 in
You can help to gaaraatee it for
Loam can be made to email firm
our establishment. To US this is • great compli-
yourself by adhering to •elected
under this new program, known practicable resolutions for the New
' ment, for it ts curious how many persons, even the Limited 'Loan Participation plan
up to I limit of 115,000 in govern-
Yeaf.
' today, still associate somber bleakness with a ment funds plat a share from the
Here are some for you to consider:
To get sufficient Art and sit
funeral home. We have tried hard to impart to
A ' J k
The new program Jias been tested day; to eat a balanced diet ana io
our establishment a feeling of friendly warmth by the Sinai! Business Adminiatra< moderate in the use of .all food
arid home-like comfort. For, surely, there cin Ion on a trial basis since July 6 II
s designed to provide term bank
be no time when such surroundings are more participation loans to very small
important than in the hour of bereavement.
firms—such as retail stores, repal
shops, restaurants, dry cleaning ei
tabllshnients and nnny other •unilai
enterprlsei.
Interest on these loans has been
set st not more than $ per cent,
CHESTER J. WIMBERG
with the requirement that the borrower's
bank take at least a 2a per
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
cent share of each loan,
Mr. Ilarman explained that loan!
approved under the Limited Lost
Atbury Ave. — •*• Phone ?654 Participation Plan will be approved
„ . ThrM OmaraNeni of Funeral Nrvlcu
locally, and will not have to be s#nt
lo Washington for approval. Then
oans will provide financial assist-
m
rr. And >uii11 diKovcr the blaxinf «4tian of the new
Rooket T-350 Engine for p«ce-ittti)if,^*wr!
Yof II discover new unaothaess, too, in the aplit-accond
rc«naD*D of letaway HyJra-SIatic*. Tlent (et set fur the
Liggett and best surprise of all! Get oar pricel See us today
... njaJtc fbia j Auf year to rocket away wllh OUampbilie!.
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