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OV FWi urn B etayed CitY AiOray Bead turned in high sesrea la «h triple. Diniel's Reitaurant slipped in the league: lead w*ie« Peter Far, hung o S-l defeat en thfm to elose the •«» in »e«ond Bla«. Chidsey Chiysler sMyed in thlrt poiltion with a aui count over Oregory's Itotel while nugby tain Battled Into fourth posi- tion with • full count over * minor. Djniel's Pi'ler ?*n Chidjey Rugby . Whip's .... SHndlnfi: 20 19 IB 1TW 12 13 1.114 14 14V4 Adamt T NMr Mm* Tom MART¥ MMY, PiTi PUbLIN PACK MMUIi KFCL1RS .Marty Darby hit a 193 hlj-h lo snow the way In that department tnt ladles at the Ocean City Mtaed D'Ubles Leagiie *t Northfleld thU week, while Pete PuUen'* 243 and 84S outranked the men's singles ef. foils. Kate Swing wen triple hotiori tor the women will a 517 series that Included games of 173 and 177. Pol- leu's (Si n*w the best series effort fmong the men. Other high scr.rers included Mary Bocotie. iw; ponn* WettherB}', 190; Rill Smith, 140; Al Blum, 204 and 22t; Mickey A-K, 214 and ill: Clark Moore, 211; Frank Rldgeway, 201, and Ed Keller, 100. him been pie ternlty at n ware, where h* j Adams last plug of th* ] which compl ular season . finals In the tournament Verona, He Is the «n { Thomas Adanu, I Wildwood" County Halne Penk WUdwood HigL represent Cape district flnala of | •ion's annual oratorical i Miss Pen_ and Mr,. RoSti ihe Bounty UUe I erine Umfrld, ' School The winner vu | lUnch trophy , eate. Mi will i flnala at tolam,. College tomorrow. ! A CIsMMed Ad I OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER i ,YiAR — Telephone 0304 w 0805 OCEAN CITY, NIW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, I9M it, and •faten nr. Murder Most feu/—For Study Johnson's Mape's ........ law's, ....... Sampson's , Stjiiriton's , Eddie's .... 24 ... m ... 21 .,, 21 .,, 21 ... 80H 12 14 is 15 IS 1SV4 Petersburg By Lillian Schw«Jblr.i IMPAGLIAZIO IMP IN BAYIIBE LOOa. V John ImpaglUBo carried off In. dividual honors in thli week's session of the Ocean City Bayside League at Northfield. fuming in a SB series and a 841 single. ImpagiLaizo was pressed in the singles department hy Boh Small, A GOOD REASON TO SHOP m OCEAN CITY—PTOST BUDD'S 741 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE nm, NEW STORE HOURS MOB, to Thur, Fri and Sat, •ilotoS Motos Temperance Council Supper On Monday PfclluKSBURG—Tile Youth Ttan- peranee Council of the Petersburg Methodist Church win sponsor a cevered-dirti supper Monday, March 10, at 9 p. m. in Uie Community Kail, Old TUckahoe Road, Petersburg. BMertalnmaat will follow. Pro. ends of the supper will be retained in the VTC treasury: The Loyal Temperance Legion of the Methodist Church met last Sat- urday at the home of Alice Wrtsgms, DennbvUleHoWl following the regular meeting, members enjoyed a Si, Valentine's party, Present were Darlene and Melvm Hearon, of Goshen; Ronald Cassedy, Alice Wriggins, Leah and Hobart Young, of Petersburg. • • • CU« PACK CHAK-THEO Cub Scout Pack 77 of Woodbine wan presented iu charter at a meeting recently in the Woodbine puWie j>*ool. The charter was, presented hy Irving Branch, nelfiltborbood com. misiioBer, to David Feldman win hi turn presented it to Mrs. Ruin Unowna, president of the J».TA «Weh sponsors tbe Pack, Frank Lee Sr. Is cubmastec Members of the Pack Committee We: Lee; Frank DeAugustlne, as. Mtant cuhmaster; Max Muenzer, chainriani Or, Milton Nevins forti- tutionoi Hepreientativei Herman Sin. |er, treasurer; Arthur KeMier and Branch. Den mothers «re Mrs. Hamien Of. Lee, Mm. Dorothy A. Waasky and Mm, Clara Creamer. Cub Scout Chirk MueMer was are- sented with a troop nwfcerehief and welcomed into Boy scout Troop 77 jwScoutma*ter ,„„, gfcura Sr. SkUs fre presented toy the three Cub Scout Dens and awards were made • * • PERSONAL NOTCS ' t the Methodist Youth District Rally in the Fin* Church ln JHIUville tart weeic from this Clark. Ida JUST AND TR FABUl SMI COI TVI HUM mutt ah!n> ammH kto, . ml i • offlcU m 0OMINICK LONGO, second from ngjjj of the Ocean City poUce detecUv« bureau, les "body" for important cioeg duili,., a recent course In advanced criminal photo- ' fiven by Lawrence E W^scOtt, of th| fBI Other! who attended with Longo were, _ tfl, ftobert Sherman, Sgt Christian EQk^rt and Capt, Lewis HawUns, of pleasant. s police, and Thorn Daughcrty of Vent»,or, Moore, Trmui, ,M»U BUly H JS 1 01 " 1 Bailey, jimmy ¥w. J""on je»ter. Billy Ca«fdy, Cta"df Kohlw and rwvld «.ni^ Mh Ella iMina Moore d l ifMale 'Quit, I| all for d DONTI TOTUfi REI Just button I "SILI NT! tunes TVJ across th« I mar ter Heads tn Group REMOTE! 0. Snyder, ^ , *, hu bê,, elected f tae Qtmtn Cl^ Airport A MteetdUit Dr, F. 8, TothtT officers elected include Ctrl •amen, flrrt Viee sr#iide«t. Rob- I Rwell. leeond vice Vrmatmt; t WOkerson, corresfionding niSuyj Edward mat, trej,iUr»r, md any Melntyre, geeretary l*«l to the iboprt of directors M* ««it, Mr, jjnyder. Dr. haines, tewe* Stedem peorfe Lajferly. K Melntyre, Hairy Styer All*n 6, Mr. Powell will JfctaW Mr. tomdllobert'a(enwj, ' îK** **• «•" fWWmt of l Ajjoclotion 6|nco its lornutlon ' )*ani ago under the sponsor- Pof Ihe Ocean city Chamber of "•oeree in a n,me to prevent the it -fMui being dosed *>y tlty offl- •• • flnancia] burden . Snyder and Mr. Wi Mire active ta ibe Air rw. whUe air powell fas « for f Air f\on* flyer. Mr. Mlns has "* thB A 3 9 «ll snd VWffIAN BUNDS *"M"li 2 for Snow Whir* St*«l Duck Tip. S»lf-*d|u.Hr»fl Tilt Cord Sim pinUn ••lw*On ••ally MU PIMM Mdoy « Srt. Only twrs.. vsisr , KenneUi and John Ud od „, Bu JJ, clgnth t and Mr.. Bohart ** Court Hou» 6 Horne Starts in Feb. Pumping Project Behind Sched City Readies Drainage Bond Iss Drainage Bonds to be Sold For 10-Year Term Delayed Sal* New Scheduled In June, Adams Announce. the Me- •uiJdinl activity' !„ o«eaB city cntljiuea •» dr »S iitrM february *hea ^rmlts were Uiued for (14T,- I* of con,trllCtion, Bunding Henry a_ gooper reported this flfure In. new home! iBJoo ielai rti sa ,t »n esth^^ i . o , U> rebTi,wyi 19BT, 8? _#rmlti were Is- sued fof isas,»O j* tttal construe. Iton, including 21 r,%fr dwellings va|. u»d »| iiM^S. BulidlnS ftr « h e Brit two months of the jiirrent ye», ta iigfinl about $S0,O0o Behind the ^ne period ui 1B87. A( of Marej, j thii year, a total ol M permits javered MBi,«7 worth of building, ^|IB same oi]dlo|( depsrtmpn; had lssued permits fof 36 nc« dwoll Ings costjiig an esti^jjicd $313,875 Fpb tuaO"s building volume wt, bolstered considerably t>> 'he $S3,ooo project o( erecting o 30-bvJOO foi)t extcriS(0I1 to the Horin side °r the Acme Super Market at ath it. West av. Other projects supporting Uie Feb. ruary construction action were per- mils for a (15,000 single-family hem by John Baviea at 300a Central av a 114,600 one-bmUy honie by Rich ard Gorr, at i? Walnut Road, and : 118,000 duplex at 085§.SB Aibury av Rotary Club Gains Larger Class Status Because ef recent gains In mem- bership, the Ocean City Rotary Club has •been advanced into a higher class in the attendance records Rotary International, President Herb, ert Godfrey reported this week. For many years Ihe local club fluctuated between 40 and 45 members. ' just last month, however, C'laik Crosby was inducted as the 50lh memher This moved the tlub UP from Clij, F to tlJâtl". (.odfrei Clay, F li the sm.illcst member ship group in notnr> Some dubs in the UniU-d Stales hmr us mi as 400 or ^00 nit'Jnbers Oce4ni Citv b*s nttcndanic averagocl St>51 [ ot-'iit during January, ils ljist month in the under r >0 class i-Time Operatic Star in Germany Settles iton os Contented Housewife in Ocean City &&S* •y KAY BOWEN and MUalc pier ft th / ee iPRINTTNGl p top features ome again -g Wt on thi* d of MESS A I THEO0M1 IN YOUR HA... .-;_., • Turn ta4 Oner Off j c the l«t«t awrt «Iebr»ied her Hrat an- with the time «h# not only 1 "«" *>» d '•t her COMMERCIAL [STATIONERY Lewis L. Barrett *»-i» SanHnel-Lai •MMMI^Daat. * Shut off •ouno'jl ing comnwri rtmakwoni tte, a* die could not underhand ft,.. .««•, Wl* the ht\St P'u, the radio «Dd now en dert S •ften ahB A , *?** and > p r mak* thjng, much trie* to SCHt She Berlin, Hamburg he li ( ppea her muS|cOi training in Cologne and d , Ham t^ g and her list 0( appearanOcJ includes jU3t about every î city in Germanv Many of êr personal possessions, in- eluding ^replaceabl,, pictures and memen,os collected ttutim h « r e Ing cn cessful during Mrs. s col ttutim sUCcessful c4reCr, were last war. always was in the < * they th ta jiask was big and »ln c< * they êfe the target n^jgg inlasiona ê often had £ ) wnat she comj and run for a *helt«r At a resU|t dr these hur- ried tteh.'rture» her SJlatiori t male ll «nd male tquller «nd singjier. l»«t the bombs un cily's ib% project ol fsaCBinn more than H.ooo Pieeeuartaxabl* real ertate ' mdÔ IBS!, Assessor Thomas P&lglil reported this week. Although the city commissioners m far have not appointed an assessment congmUtee to assist McDougal In the fleld work, he and his lecreury, Mr*. Alice Behle, already have ibefun laying the groundwork In the city ball office. The eortntil«ilo«*r« hava appro- BriatM *W.00o far MM cstt of - valHaNan, or only a IIHI* mer* than on#Hfth HM ant of havbia ma work osfMby an euHM* eon- tractor, according to nflmatn sl¥*n fey *uch flrmr. MtftbftgfMM dene fey a loMli'flravp of ; flv» aHhtanhi fs Hie la and InMrHttd In followlna Hi* gwwral Idea* hald by city amclala far «h* ana, h» add«d. Mayor Bowker asserted that Ocean City has barely scratched the sur- face in development of its bayfront He cited the fact that 400 or more large yachts pass through the In- land waters here evcry year en route o and from Florida. With good marina facllitica many of theae would stop over for varying periods, he said. Alleged SpMcW Forfaift $20 Boil iMorrls SMar. «1S E. Ufwal at., PhiladetphU, fonfettad «20 tian Turn- day when he failed to appov m Traffic Court hero on a speeding count. Police Issued sklar a amnOMnf on Maruaiy 1» the sit* at « . be aaJd largely upon the Mud ct i i toy bt t daler on Hie «ngmeer iintmi—. of five t b4> wquliwd ma tot i ed < Wki 1 for tnalnlowini > and Ml pw It, ^m* i » M city Itvldt va> aha sfatv" Tbe oMnal bttla IDJanuary. tent the city* *SDO,goO- Sons of the Legion Group Chartered cost to Tnoton on J«nnaly-_ plans and other datajtt «« nut? w»ll Mr. HyUnd said a report «lng prepared on naulU of test tKHtapt for the proper of sand In the Any bottom. report must then go to the Engineers for «n tppl also wilt he a delay ID v/bich route the dredajiig shall take Bcrws Uie lalmd. He dtacloMd that the tot i found a large and fsnb of aand In the tny stmut : off Battenea Road. From three pipeline rtmtes have I gested—one across Mil at. w used ln the prevknia- 1951 project; one acroxa 2nd *£, to the source of aand; and * around the north point Longport bridge to avoid crossings and other dtl vanlenrt. Cadi route kn uated, the an*MW TO* it fnlf p i H ta §* I and Mi tf., the area _. by anelon, the H M a> The commissioner* told the ence that the entire natter U 1 In the handa of tbe (Wa and • eral engineers and titey wui n ill Uie major decisions. Tfcey isjured the audlenoe thai " 'liase aeendei will beep a lupecttoo check on the quality" valid fcetaig pumped aa the -work I creases. The olty oddrti, In iMpoo*t,'ij questions from the audience, ed that it would not be pnctl Inetell • permanent ground, to be us* beach nwtomtlou work. Mr. Hyland explained tlwt onei advanUce would bt that eavsna! ferent rites of ptpM are tuwd, • ttoer* would be no iray of kw "list *Ke equipment urouM tncttnc the Job from yen- to awnsinc from one toeasioa of aunply to another alM mold i rtl»ai»imitaiii use any leogth of _ M M Moefca* «r «o •eeKa«el,ee*it< AnBJA CANlZZAttd, "iweeefheart" of the recently-fonnea corps; accept* its formal AmMcan Legion charter from her dU :&N
• • < * - ; : % > **i u .,,.„* ^. • ••" s»ii= feus iii 'tfftffllg at Mtthoditt Party . . OtulnMo of Uw . . Wit #» Mats SUM cowl,, MuMlv (to OHNir, win tfv Into affect in tne counts ibout June I. Opera Star U4 ut at. n* more Mum sold tbcat on Ocean City aa they spent every avail N* moment daring We snugly y«t and younf • for Kv'Jhfc: THADEUS TWIDDLE THUMBS, the happy bridegroom, alias Dr. Charles H, VaU, and Pewe« Q, Singlepiue hii blushing bride, otherwise Dr. Robert C. Paul, just before they wan "hitched" at hilarious program in the Methodist Ctareh Fridiy night.—Senior audio photo, A meek wedding uniting MlM Pee- the groom's father and m j t h e r, Luther Mgaey and Br wee Q SlnflepuH and Thadeiii Twiddle Thumbs and officiated by Dr, o. u. Hllchum w«s the highligh oi the Birthday Psrty Friday e the First Methodist Church, Over 300 persons enjoyed (tic eve- ling of light humor and gay comedy fhe affair was emeeed to Dorothy KUgaUen, alia* Mn. Edwin Kay, who introduced the vldling fuests. Prosi. dent and Mrs, Uunhower, Dr. Wil. ilam Qafflek and William Sharp; Vice President and Mrs, Richard .Mxon, Thomas HubfflMter and Roy Darby Jr.; Governor and Mrs. vleyBer, Watson Lambert and Edward Hgh Mayor and Mn, Bowkcr, Dr. riaymond Stood and Karl North; Elu ilOwwBU, h w Hackney: Dinah Shore, Fred Todd; Kale Smith, Ernest «{urU; Arlcne Francis, TOesj Town send; Prince Rainier and Princess Oraise, Oate Lyacu and Harry lu ier; Sophie Tucker, Bdridga Austin, Lawrence Welk, Jack Hanmell; and Ethel Mertt, Lewis Oandy. Flcltltious telegrams from many ivited guests including Lucille Ball, Edward Murrow, Harry Trunian, and CMrs were rend explaining their 1.; enee (or such reasons as nut tine ig Ocean City an the map and Lady Codlva's exeiue of not havini' a Lhing j wear. * Making up the wedding party were PRINTING COMMERCIAL STATIONERY Lewis L. Barrett JsbPrlnHngD.pt. PIMM 1282 807 Asbury Avenue keni the bride's mother ant 1 father, iiavld Hall and Arthur Qitrander »ejected suitor, Moe Wiesim'hai; minister, Elmer Bovd; best mar. Miss Alberta Bumess; flower girl. Bill B&leson; ring bearer, Robert French; bridesmaids, Lodele Del Corio, Phd Turner, Joel Moil and Etaer Steel- mas: maid of honor, Robert Sharp; soloisti, George Aattfon; accompanist, MB. Arthur Byi and tfte bride and grown. Robert Paul and Dr, Charles Vail. Ushers were Mn. Madeline Simpson, Mrs, Jean Baltlef, Mrs. Mini Lyness and Mrs, Ila Eurnun Poll owing the "ceremony" the Mests were inv.led to the reception 'Here they were scaled at in isbles representing tne Ii months of the year. EseJi table sponsored by a i organization of the Woman's Society ol Christian Service and the guests iii I a song iipreprlate to iaelf Alpha Clrelo sponsored the Jan- uary table with "Winter Wonder, land" their song; Dorc.-.s circle for February with "Let Me Call Ynu f 6*theart"; Esther Cireij with March and -My Wild Iris* Roie"' Lvdia Circle h«d April and sang "In Your SasMr Bonnet"- Martha circle look care of M iv singing "Mi •THER" MIHMB Circle was assigned June with "For Me and My CBl"M(4asiBi Clrele h«d July and "QoVfllus AjBerliB"- Priseula Clrcie II tool J esre of August and "By the Sea"; Hac-hel ClrcJe for September with "School Dayi"! Buffi circle hostesaed October and "Shine on Harvest Moon"; the executive board handled November and the appropriate "A Prayer of Thanksgiving" and the year was completed with December by the Wesleyan Service Guild and "joy to the World" and '-Jingle Bells." The wedding cake was presented to Mr, and Mrs. Edward Steigerwald, who were honored as those present who are enjoying the longest married We, 57 yaws. The co-chairmen of the affair were Mrs. Arthur Ostrander and Mrs John Voetseh and they were assisted by ill the Circle chairmen. Mrs For- rest Bridegajn .Handled pubtl'eily and 3U*s Alberta Burness wu in charge d( posters, eoaluaei and makeup, Longbottom Shifted Airman (2c) Walt S. Longbottoffi Srd, ton of Mrs, Florence Ely of NorUilickt and frandaon of Mr and Mrs, Charles A. Hart of Groveland a*., Semen Point, has been trans, ftrred from Baltimore, Md,, to the Air Research and Development Com. mand Air Force Klisht To«t Center it EdwanU Air Force Ban in the Mojave Desert, California. iiic tax rate is held in line by a greater use of surplus revenue, a $630,000 increase in taxable valua tions and a continued excellent rite of tax collections, tile commissioners said. An appropriation of B0O,MO for the proposed beach pumping project is a new item in the budget. The budget planners took the burden sf I this cost off the Isjtpayer this year by appropriating $100.(XK) from a W70.000 surplus appropriation and mother $100,000 in a capital im- provement appropriation. Another new appropriation is a $20,000 item which provides for a complete property revaluation in connection with the 100 per cent ii. sc-ssment program The Job will be carried out by a "eommission" to he appointed to work with tin city assessor. Total appropriations for municipal operating purposes are $21.169.550, an increase of U76M6 over last year. Much of this increase results from «n across-the-board boost in pay for city workers, which amount- ea to approximately $100,000 a year and which went into effect Janu- my 1. Huge Tax Job C N d f tags value In erty. CsnNniMd from tags 1 to all otter prop. CsmiiilHl«iw M*** W. Mtev* *af a fair*? .and MM sf rwaliHtMn ««n b. dona fey familiar wlrh Mai I ... . ««M suHMa ««IwHi" fl* M wall .ci Anna Fiihnr, wita sf m* dMd man and a miiWir In L.wl»» auto, lulNnd • r^ûtW rlsltf hip «d !• still confined H H,, hatpHil, Mn, Sadla Taulan., •f SOS Arijory n,, • In Mia itaMan w«on. w.i to Mw h«p(f.i in „« , but hM tubfMUMNy bm Ad*ml buthHM paspla M act al ' " a «LK • •••• ••• i ill lliJ U #l^âar ntpn t&r iiifl MHiHHwiitfT ~ '*^p twtr vUHan campMn abeuf IM pumping ootni an during m* »uni- mr, fey BstoMns awt M th«n Hut It was net m* cHy* tavlt. He said that although the state and federal engineers have not said so directly, he is under the impres- sion that they favor pumping in the summer to avoid disruption by spring Moras. Jailed 30 Days en Disorderly Charge James Homer, 87, of 34S Bay av., was sentenced to Jo days in the county JiU by Acting Municipal Judge Richard Thompson Tuesday on a drunk and disorderly Marge. Homer was arrested at hu home Monday night on the complaint of his wife. Helen, who charged that be created a disturbance by contra, susly pounding on the door after she refused to allow faun in Homer admitted in court that at the time he was intoxicated. * ta Mr at Ite hear hit to Meandering Beaver Samples Timbmn of A taw M m taking • goring wcatton trip paid a shart vlilt to the Ocean dly bayfront on Tuesday. Beavers are native Io fre»h w«ter streams Car inland from h€re, and they are unusual In the local salt wafen, which »re more accustomed to, teeini smaller cousms known at muafenta, . Anyway Mr, Beawr first came to BOBUC no« -«kua 'lapping «w water vttb hl» lirg* flat MU under- oeatl, O» May BoX WoBka bulUtat at 12th at, and tot bay. Th» Har bnttm luvtstUated and the ttavtt, nMtlol their curiou. and t shan , to* tld^Ha frwn nuy h# tw direction along M the woodwork at 1 the nrreamed at Whw, UM wa. tartm •ml dlrtcUoo Scouting Show to Open Friday The 1M Exposition of Scouting will talie over tlie main floor of the Atlantic-City Convention Hall tomor row and Saturday evenings from 7:30 to 10 o'clock This year an added attraction will be 19M Girl Soouu on Parade. Cub Scout Picks, Boy Scout Troops and Explorer posta of th« At- lantic Area Council will have ex htbits showing handcraft, safety and striUs, ^ Local unlu planning to participate include Cub Seoul Pack 57, wbose theme Is "tulip Time In Holland," under the direction of Ernest Philips, cubtmuster; Vutt Pick 52 under cub- master Thomas Hutchlns with dis- plays on the theme "Let's Have a Parry." William Jumper, scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 61, has announced the members are exhtbltlns under lie title of "Firculaces" and Elxplor in of post 51 are using the theme 'Bridge Building " The boys of Ex liorer Post 56. led by George Gollo ind Frank Blizzard, will demonstrate he "Hangers of Hume-Made Rock its." The public is urged to attend nd •e the progress of the Scouting movement ibotli in Ocean City and neighboring ana. Tickets may purctiased at the door. Jaycees to Entertain it New Member Nlptf The Ocean City Junior chamber ComjnercD will stage a "New lembers Night" at the Boxwood Lestaurant next Wednesdiy cveflinB, arch it. President Philip Aifofd announced Uu. Junior Chamber af organliatkm U «S yean, of «g _ and carvlce work la Andrew Trofa d, MramtttM arranglni nouneed Mat all local Jaycee asked tsttrlBg the meeting. State Vice of PleaaantviUe and ; tor Rodney Saab* " . wUl be the . meeting, Fuma of , wUl ta shown. Pow.l Navy Pw The Navy l_-, this week that an __ has bean awarded «tt < UUoa for takku ' reieyo of two Jialin • Robert Gary Powel ar.aai w. Bin Aiffif, mWm, of the Navy swlmmcri i rMcue th* Italian, tltm *£} sank oB Hie coast of I" " on Fcbruiry It, Imt, Powel, an expert !•!•• tue tit this serrice oo IS.0 Umob patrol, wat on i time aboard the dotnm t USS Leiter, based it j - ^ He is a third cbas 1 «nd jigs been in the ; year, following five m mi serviit. William w. Oarnuui, nwrf Ideal Cleaners and Mali Ocean City, attended flu , Institute at Launderlmrt T versary Convention HH cago, February 26 tlunlf* I John OsviUe, of 401 4Jth st,, drtvei of the MaUon wagon, is under f 1 ooo bond as a material witness In the case. The crash resulted in the flfst hlgltway fatality in Ocean City slncsi Hughes Central Pharmacy (YOUR FAMILY DRUG STORE) Lautad In th. Nnrt sf OMM CBy-* WHJIcal Cntw EIGHTH A WESLEY AVI, OCEAN CITY, N, J. | FREE DELIViRY PHONE 0245 ALWAYS HIM TO GUARD YOUR HiALTH IIIIWH navar Mm a MMWT *• wr, Tha jrwitwood Ledga, Tho Cape May County Brid,. Cotnmi.,lon Campbell, Edward Co. c«,npb.ir. SHIOOII Cany •Ml ••tat» ' Ch.tfin, H.n.y Llovd CUImwnt Apartnwnti Cola* Radio Smki Cgllmi, i, P. Co. CoHint, Th. Csfmnan, Id Craig, H. Croft Hall Cynthia Arm., The County of Capw May Dairy Qu«n Dan's S.afood Blrny, n, i, A».nty D. J. Prt Shop D*H P.lni.r. ' DHtrish, W.lt«r A, Braxtl Arms, The •aria Aârtm.nH, Tha •Ihatalh Hall e«th««,. Chili ofiOcNn City PnnkMn, Th. • • Santfr, Mhn F, • Can* Paint. Saknfa, Prink A Son, Ing. 6«*n * « t t Loser, G»rg* Luray Hotkl a, Coft.a.. MMKalit, Prank, •rtakwork Manw.ll RMHer MtCorkl., ••• m, Mapn' Atlantic S.rvlc. • Manor, Th» Mayfalr, ma Menacl, R. A, A Sen Mlallaccle, Lutle aiM Mn Modern ANrtHMtnra Monlhan * Safwholm (Mowlyn Vt.w, Th. Msariyn •• jiiHKy Aparlmania Mean's Sunl Hint Morrison R«lton Natiau Apartm.nts National MatMna a. Iron W«rk., IKE, Ocoan city Baptlit Chw^h Ocun City Emplsym.nt Awnsy OCMH City Heato Mvlngi « Loan Ma, O«,n city itoM ,nd RMMvrMt AiW, Ocean City Mlrlnt OetM City Roal E.t.t. Board °«« City ShuffUboard Club Ocunlc Hot.l Ontay, Nlcti.rd B- Owrtroofc O.rdent Parker Pap*r producti Pantvln Hall P-nnMv.nl. Dutch,RnMvrMif Hurt Safe,Cantor FMeiH Csntraetort Hol.1, Th. MM MMMM Rakartt* RoM e.ut. SaiMMny HMM, Tta SHVIOW, Tha tenter Mudtot Wft 1 • Paint n D HHMHwy PlM( D«k Oil f&f^fvSf-ssviEssaElfl noocxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxnocxxxiaoooocK Social & Club Notes By Kay Bow«n 1" .ss of ms Reunion kfter plans were made and re. i gfven of progreM to date for ' nion or the Oeean City Wsrh Class of '42 at a committee ig reeently at the home of Mrs. fcsJlse Palermo. >grs were sent to' all members locations arc available. The rtqutnst rcservationn be made f«r« Toni Evangelists Hunter, igott av.. not later than April I the M class members, all but h have bopn loeated. Anyone ng the whcrMtoogtg of any of the rollowin« is requested to contact a member of the committpe Mario L, KollnsU, Russell it. smith Jr, John r. Cook Jr., Webster c Cooper Lyeursus A. Olllii, Earl Scott and Olorin Ann Smith. The reunion wlUi ibe held May 3 at the Flanden Hotel and um in elude a tmffet dinner and dance The next meeting or the inmniit- tee will *# April IS at S p m at the horn* of Mrs, Mildred Sjpp teller-,. 1906 Rosemar Lane, Those attending were: Michael pul ermo, Dr, Homer J. Cfrken Edward Town. Oam Broadley, Mi>" /ciiors, Mrs. EOeen McGallion Zovaplio Mii' Mary #hoemaker Marshall, ' Mrt Betty Campbell Booth and Mn Pol ermo. KAJ'S DANISH BAKERY and COFFEE SHOP "The Home of Delicious Baked Goods" DAILY SPECIALS ir 11th and Asbury Ave. — Phone 3380 l 'til 12 Noon Monday* — OfMn 'HI 4 P.M. Sunday* REOPENING FRIDAY, MARCH 14th THE HAT BOX THE SHOP OF DISTINCTIVE MILLINERY . MARY DONAHUE \\7 8th St. Owner-Management Phono 3359 ALL THE NEWEST SPRING FASHIONS From *5.95 OES Chapter 83 Honors Officers •Miss Claire McClary, worthy matron or Chapter as. Order of the Eastern stir, officiated ot a ceremony honoring the five star pointa Monday evening in the Mnsonlc Tcmpli-, In the epremony the worthy matron rend "a resume of the history of ench star point nnd dolls, made and donated by Mrs, Bessie UnskJII, hearer of the Christian (lac, wore presented to lh« flve' olMcer« by other members of the stair. Tlii> live point holders an. Mrs. Eleanor Voss. Mrs. nutti J. McLailiihlln Mrs, Louise B, Sohmldt. Mrs. Jean MncMurrav nnd 'Mrs. Florence Ri^npy in whose abscm-e 'Mrs. Kliiabetlt .McClary sub- stituted. The worthy matron then rood n thltnk yuu poem dedicated to the members of the rofreshment and decoration tommitlee: Mrs. Maud Sadler, Mrs. Elsie Stclnruck, Mrs. Minnie Blum (in aoscntuii. Mrs Edna hind and .Mrs. Mildred YounK. I offlcors honored were Mrs Martha Hoiton to W«d Richard Lyon» MARTHA HORTON Mr and Mri John II Horton. 1425 Atkinson av . Somers Point f have an nounced the engagement of their Josephine Palmery. Mis fiaskill, I duu^htcr, Martha F Horton, to Rich Mrs Mary Marshall tin absentia), aid K L>ons, or Coatee illc Ta Her Terrie Sharp Mrs Clarj Mills, Mrs Muriel Me»ec Milt Ethel Shaw rff oh the right foot ^^^l»iî'"iii Priced from l 5.95 » LOOK WiLL,^^ • HTWILL ^ ^ » WIAR WfUEfr| Doctora' Prescriptions Accuratoly Filled ,,, with ^BH^p PJyfiKk - . Y 7 j t CHILPREN'S SHOES m 933 Asbury Avenue Phono 3173 SPIN FRIDAY EVENINGS land !Wr«i rioitrude Ounipert IMI^5 McClary olso was presented with u doll diesscd in tho exacl jna- terlal of the goun shi* wore Appro- priate musii was sung bv the thoir with Mrs Milnan Troul Murphi al the organ IMembera were reminded of (he March 15 date for the 10th District Homecoming of the Most Worlhv Grand Patron. Lowell W Hussoii oi Atlantic City The affair will 1M- II dinner and reefplun in the Masonn Temple Atlantic flty Announcement was made that lhe the Easter teromony and will feature j I^S-minule tcliglulis lilni in rotor R#fi eshmeiits were gerved from tables decorated with streamers in the center, miniature flower arrange- ments and napkins symbsHiIng the colors of the star points, # * * Eta Chapter Plant Dinner In May Plans for the annual dinner were discussed by members of Eta chapter. Omega Lambda Psi sorority, Thursday evening at the home or Mrs. Edmund Wisham, 2J West av. The dinner will be In May and the conunillec appointed id make ar- rangements comprises .Mrs. Wisham, Mrs. Edward Strtnge, Mrs. William Niekles Jr. and Mrs. Thomas Swayne. Announcement was made that there will bo no regular meetim; March 20. It will be replaced by the anniversary ouUng on March 19, The hostess gift Bosbyshcli, went to Mrs. Hodne.v Federation District Conference on 21st The Second District Spring Confer. enee of the State Federation of Wo- men's Clubs will be held Friday. March 21, at 10:1s a, m, at the Madj. son Hotel In Atlantic City. The Wo. man's Club of Atlantic City will be the hostess club. The vice president, Mrs, Allen B. Kndieott, will preside and brins greetings, Mrs, Clement Stokes, mii' sic chairman, is in eharne of music, Among the speakers will he; Mis? Seraplilne Mayer — "Convenlion Cues"; Mrs, John M. Alton—"Women Build a Better World;" Mrs Roy Thumall — "Season io Taste: 11 and Mrs. Kenneth E, Bandomer—"How a Club Woman Looks at Civics." Luncheon reservation must bo sent to Mrs, Ed, F, Jardine of Longport not later than March IB, WATCH FOR THESE 3 TERMITE DANGER SIGNS! Mud tub** Hit* this ort your bHamartt wmtla ar* • cur* •tgn that you hav* t*rmlt*t. H«r«« wh.t tarmftvs do to woodwork. You can't •«* them b»- caus* thay work lngjd« the wood. Best way to make sure you're safe... A FREE TERMINIX INSPECTION NOW! f tmtim do tkoumdi ef doDus' worft * '« «W* M, Tim EOUld be slowly wfcy. It you m my at these tennlto ** «'» ptata common acn» to get • irefmin« inspectioa. U you ^mf have t you do have tornita. ITawlBta wiD the irttirte-Myi you witty tenniw u the MMwrart Church 0. Alam, Jr. 1 *hw n* largest termite control organization—the only cpmpany that gives yon continuous protection with this triple .insured guarantee.* Termini* has specialized in termite control for more than a quarter of • century. Terminix has protected over 300,000 homes and other buildings. Remember, no other organization has such a long record of proved successful results. So, don't take chance*. Don't risk termites destroying your property I Get • free Terminix inspection now, and make tare you're safe. *QwmmiMd by your local Termini* concern, br M, L. Bruce G», andbf Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. TERMINIX INC c. S ? 1 U*~~ , "1 UIMag, Th* S3 iirir'i Worldf hrgMf twntJte control announces the appointment of , DONALD SCHULTE 3132 Atbury Avono* as it's authorized representative iu OCEAN CITY, N. J. PHONE: OCEAN CITY 047S cngogement »r announced at II dirt ner cl\en Wednesday evening March 5 'Miss Horton is a member of the Class of J9,*>n Jit Ocean >!rapher y pidn to be married Juno 14 Venfure Club Honors 'Bosses' at Dinner A prociam 1>\ Ihc Doris Sutton School of Darning ol Plcasantvlllf wa. presented at the annual Bosses' Night ol (he Venture Club List Thursda\ 4it Daniel s in Somcr- Point Miss Dorothy Iiolroyd, president, welcomed the guests and was emcee for the evening. Each member Intro- dueed her boss and told her place of employment. Thirty members and guests attended. Place cards followed a nautical motif. A ship's wheel inscribed with "Captain" and the name designated the places assigned the bosses while the employees' places were marked with an anchor incrfbed wilh sea- man. Miss Siaine Hide was in charge of the decorations. It was announced that a eard party for the benefit of the club's scholar, ship fund will be hold In the Legion Hall on March 26. Tickets may be purchased from any member, # § * Odd Follows Fete Grand Patriarch pcean City Lodge J44, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, was host Tuesday evening to the Union Lodge of Ploasanlvllle. Honored guests in. eluded Frank Dountun, grand patrl- arch af Parker Encompment of At- Jamie;District, and his staff of «m. eers. following the m e e 11 n g refresh- menls vtcre gerved. Robert Woeiston, scerctarytraesurer of the local lodge, was chairman. Disciple Story Features WSCS A sacred drama entitled "The Challenge of the Cross" was presented for tile Woman's .Society of Christian Service of the First Meth- od Irt Church Tuesday evening. Mr». Theo. V. Townscnd was the director Tho drama was the story of six disciples who enmc in answer to Evangel's rail for followers or Christ to carry the rross. The first dl=- ciple ivas turned aside because he looked for pleasure and ease and questioned why he must give U.T wortdy pleasures and ambitions Tho second disciple also was rejected tweause he wanted a Itajht croas that would be congenial to his personal taste. The Ihlrd fell short because he wanted to worship the cross and use it for an ornament. The rourth disciple (rled to hide his Cross because he did not carp to have it »hown in public, and the fifth dlidple erred when he boost, cd about his cross. The sixth and final disciple took his cross but soon tired of it ond laid II away Evansel explained how each disciple had fallen short and finally all Aix return in a spirit of humility and penitence and take up the cross previously rejected. The drama was interspersed -with music, sung 'by the 'Misses Lynne Jomwcll. Elanlc Spencer and Karen -ind'blmn. Their accompaniest 'was Miss Marion Shoemaker. The following members of the Miriam Circle were cast as the dharHCters, iMrs. Forrest Bri(ii>-!»m, Mrs. Ernest Kurt*. Mis. Andrew Maxwell, Mrs. Chaiies Gloss, Mrs. Arthur Ostran der and 'Mrs. David Hall. Mrs. Dion Taylor was mistress of ceremonies. 'Mrs. Arthur Ely accompanied at the piano fur congregation singing. Special soloist for the evening
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