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lARCH 21st
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720 Asbury Avenue
FLOOR COVERINGS];
Wrought Iran 11
G AND SUMMER
TOMhOURS
IN EFFECT
M. 'til 5:30 P.M., Dally
Saturday Ivw. 7 to 9 P. M.
* • !
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Own R«ady
Noils Priced
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ft
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ROAST
Qmk Roast%S£r * 49*
BMtbss Cross-cutfttt»89*
Met Flounder^, »> 63*
RockJnghpm Meaty, Tender, O, S. Gov't Inspected
m Breasts _ slush Li*
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-INVENTORY SALE!
PIAHUT BUTTER ~T r. 5*
War 249<
CAKE MIXES ^HH- 2 !tt?49<
Acme. Makesjiopsecleaning Easier I
Why Pmy MUhsP You Can't Bay Better!
mi!*iKlDtTfR6ENT - 33< j£ « M*
ftMt Mhs i -"11* Piriir Brooms, - *1 29
lifffr » ass I7 # Scrub Brushes §» «* 35 C
I Fwten Fresh
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"y«y JVmw ffad ft So FRESH!"
INDIAN HVI*
Grapefruit
6 - 45*
Vitgini* Let fresh Baked
PEACH
WES
Cornmnn to
Head VFW Post
Al WMtnerto, *n£ Pinto,
LattoM and BUI Oervaaa '.
flueted Into Ferguson FoiUlo Post
• "3" PAYMENT PUN
'36
FULL
April
•y LOli •, HAMILTON
ALL PURCHASES MAY BE
FINANCED IN THREE WAYS
UP TO $3,000,00
• REVOLVING CREDIT PLAN
• I YEAR PLAN
PBTfR LUMBfR CO,
15th Street *t the » « d Ocean City
Parochial P-TA
Slates Events
Mother Amu leniad#to, prU
Next, depend on a phermMist
to supply you with
the medjeines and healthaids
you need.
Wo physicians and phar.
nwcists. havjs gtudied many
years to gain tho knowledge
necasiary to help you molt,
YOUR PHYSICIAN
CAN PHONE
OCEAN CiTV «MI
WHEN YOU NUB
A MEDICINE
nek
Honlfs
let us
without ._.
grtat mm
May we compound yourg?
by
Coming
In Ocean City
TOOAV- malnlaliiiM norma
6 FAMOUS BRANDS
Of EXOTIC PBWrTJMB
W»rth up to mm an
•««•! VOURS POR
THI ASKING.
Absolutely no oUigatlon io
buy. n i l OBBF IndudM
Tow#r Antvnna
WO Atbury
if
the
Fulcomei
BedUm."
HRST IN COLOR
'ii
Baseball to Join
LINE
•Mew
IIS
ALL MADE
FRUIT « NUT 1605
with
MMh or Dark Choc*l«t«
C
*»»lil COMPLFTE MM0US.* ASSORTMENT Of
OMj MADE EASTW *QN IONS
On Fr—
hi
, THI OC1AN CITY SlNTIMiL-ilDQgR
Township Budget Adopted, 2-1 ;
No Tax Rate for Local Purpose
at Last
Year's Prices!
Despite drastic Price increase
In chocolate during reeent
months, we ar» holding our
' prices at the WS7 level, An
wtra saving tor you.
AM Cocoanut Cream
and iuttw Cnam
Eggi Mad* With
Yolk Centers
V2lb. size 59c
Others up to 5 Ita,
— alia —
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mm or mixvw TOYS
WINNER'S
"THt CANDY
mJU
6,000
RCA
ALL-TRANSISTOR
RADIOS TO BE
GIVEN AWAY
•nMr your MiM Mar,
Aik • «f wlnplHH oborf
fmritfi iw«it-
MlH« MnMMM
No {Hirthttt
HMMMry.
Conlait andi
MoylO, 1W8
Healing Topk of
Marmora WSCS
MAHMORA—Mrs. Mri Stvp, Hn
Estelta Madara.- Mr* Anna Bb
JOUI Jr. commander: John Kelly, lute on her ftvortte subject, interior
•xnlor vice commmider: Louis Mai decorating The second morn big fea.
H»Ua, junior vice commander; tun will be a Chinese iaihion show
HjtUicw Hutnaker. quarternijulei; Luncheon will be served In sntargas>
Heiuy SiUlni, tliopitin, Chc-iU r wim- bard style right on the Cape May
bern, tergunl at arnu; J Bruno,i Pier. Along with the luncheon WlU
Young, post advocate; and Wailacc, IDS a fashion show of garmenU made
trustee £or three yean,
is extension daues.
Congrotulatlone were given Is J. H. Letache, outgUndlng traveler,
Jojiph pe Francs for the sueetsziul will take ua to Spain by his colored
season of the VFW junior b»s»elball pictures,
league and for having the final Tieknts for the luncheon wlH in in
round a! Ihe thamnlonihip 4 B Lea- the hand* of tbe various members of
gue tere.
the Extension Council by March M
A vote at tfaanka also was given
* * *
to Me "klteben committee" for preparing
the food served to tbe Judges Philatheans Enjoy
f nd visiting officials following liiu D«is»rt-MMling
4B game Saturday evening. The
committee Included Fred pulormo,
Nineteen members of the Phllathea
Charles Palermo, Vincent C a I i s e ,
Circle were guests of Mrs, Bessie
Kelly and Bill Getty.
ftrouse for their dessert meeting
Tuesday afternson In her honie, ago
A reminder was made of the St. Plymouth pi. Mrs, Grace Siebcr was
Patty Dance for meoiben asd their cthhostegs.
wives and guests Saturday evening Devotions were led by MIES Call!
in the Post Home,
erine Gordon and the program was
• * *
a review of the took, "Journey Into
Missions", given by Mrs. Herbert
Thay'll Wear Ih* Ornn Kf&rle.
Natona Council Degree of Pocg. Mrs, William Cashour, chairman,
hontas will literally take to the announced that the next meeting,
"wearing of the green" tomorrow April B, will be an alUlay session tj
evening when o bt, Patrick's Day he held in the church, Sewiug will
party win be heij at 8 o'clock in the be done in the morning an I a box
{Episcopal Parisn Hall, Jvorjone is lunch eaten at neon with the regular
requested to wear some ireen artl. business meeting and proeiam in
cle.
the afternoon.
F. P, RiSTINE & CO.
M.ntben New York and Phila.. Baits, Slock ••changes
American Stock lichanfa
123 South Broad Street Philadelphia
Plnnyptckar 5-4300
Clinton D. Lowden
RBPRESENTATIVB
PRE-SPRING BUILDING
MATERIAL VALUES!
Mahogany
PLYWOOD
%" -'4x8' Grooved
24c
Sq. Ft.
» MISTY WALNUT PAWL 25C.«.ft.
*r I B e «« YELLOW PINE HOMING 15c •*«•
(2i/32 x I 1 pal of St. AuguaUue
/*")
KNOTTY PINE PANEL , . . 141k *•«•
JALOUSIE DOORS
COMPLETE WITH SCREEN
1 TUMOAV-
Woraan'a 1
! school, in univ Home lesnfflSie* nl^ni— Lenten Study'ff,
Jounced He Bhwl'a MMay K—' SIS, »a. m. in the JUBTMUOII
*
ule at the meetta* of Uie *-TA < Hall,
Sawing clan
neaday •vaUns, last ««N*, In
* * *
Department of
wheel auditorium School will John Ollvin Clrde of ths Firi a. m. In the
•Town on Wednesday, AprU a,
WU reopen Wednesday, AprU »,
Prestoyterian OiuiMh mMting, 111
Mrs CJharles N,*'Palermo, presl*
p, m. In Urn aurBh House.
Oolden Ate U_
dent reminded the members of the
* * •
P. m. In St. John
Bay of HearttoMlon Sunday, March Annual Turfcay Dlnn»r «lven *
Ji, in Holy Spirit High School, A* men of the M Methodtat CBurei
lantle City. Mass wul begin promptlj 4:30 to »:S0 p. .
at 1:45 a, m. Anyone dedrlflg trtnc
* • •
portation was requested to nouf; Soroptlmlit Cluto Dufiness and din.
Mrs, Palermo.
ner meeting, till p. m. m Plymouth
Announcement was made that Inn,
Lenten film will be shown n«l
* • *
Thursday March », in «he seheol Zcta chapter. Omega Lambda Pal
ludltoriiun. There will toe three iorerity, eovered dUh iupper, ? pm
showings, 10:30 a, m., 1:19 p. m, and in the hom« of Mrs. Clem Stevens
1:15 t», m. Mri, Robert Mayer U Ml W. New Jersey av., Somers Point,
chairman.
* * *
Mrs, Anthony Volpe give a report Men's BiWc Class of the Kiret
on the fashion show and' luncheon Preabytarlaa Church meeting, I p, m.
held recently at the Flanders Hotel. The Rev. WUliam Conover'of Ua
She thanKed ail the committee mem. wood, gueit Bpeaker.
Mn and others who helped make II
* * *
a success.
St. Mail's Guild of Holy Trinity
Further plans for the fflater WonEpiscopal
aurch meeting, B p. m. In
day card party were mad*. The Uie Parish Hall,
* * i
affair will 1w held in the auditorium
at 1 p. m. on AprU 7 and there will Women's Club meeting, B p m in
be prlies for ill. Mn, Palermo and the home of Mrs, Edith Smith, 825
Harold Marshall «r# CMhair. 5th st, Mrs, Paul Well will weak
men.
on "Flower Arrangements,"
Coininlltees *ppolnted were; eardi
* * *
and tables -Mrs Marshall and iMn. Beta Zeta chapter. Beta Sifiina Phi
Mary Sehley; tickets—Mr«, Robert sorority, meeting 8:30 p. m. in the
.Sampson; refreshment! — Mrs, An. home of Mrs, Kiunelh Danner, 1223
Uiony Bello, Mn, Leon Costello and Central av.
Mrs, N, Cflstaiua; table prlies—Hiss
Claudia Mayer; cake sale — Mrs.
Beerse Jeffries and Mn. Carl Kon.
TODAY, TOMORROW 4 SATURDAY
schak, and articles for sale — Mrs.
Food demonstration in the A & p
Edward Klein, MJ-S. Theodore Cly. iupermarket sponsored by the ULCW
inor, MUs Helen Stedem, Mrs. Violet of St. .Iiihii's Lutheran Church to
Trofa Mrs, Joseph Lombardl, Mrs benefit the Moorestown Homc-
Charles Co/T and Mrs, Anne Herman
• • *
TOMORROW—
Women's Christian Temperendr.
DAR Hears Wisnosky L'nion meeting, 2:10 p m. in (hit
en Library Aid Plan home of Mrs. Uavid Powell, 1 Garfield
Place,
Peter Wisnosky, director of Ihe
* * *
Qeean City Free Public Library, wa«
guest speaker at the meeting ol
Natona Council Degree of peeahon.
Sarah BtlllBell Chapter, O.A.R., Sat
as St. Patty's Bey party, a p, a. i.i
urd§y afternoen in the home of
he episcopal F.'irish Hall,
Mrs, Irving Mounts,
SATUflBAV—
The speaker discussed the state
aid program for libraries and ex Married Couples Nifht Club at
plmned the purpose and function of -rrys Inn, Somers Point,
the bill now pending before the
Legislature. This bill would provide
SUNDAY
aid so all areas '1 the stale would OCHS Class ol '43 reunion com-
have access to adequate library iltlee meeting. S;3q p. m, m the
facilities.
ome of Mrs, Rae Rosenberger, 40
Miss Dofeas Whllesiuc, BAH Ml illaae Drive, Somers Point,
grim, was a guest at the meeting
Miss Whitcslde, eeconipanied by Mrs. MONDAY—
Mounts, Mrs. Jphn Lamond and Mrs. UpiiolsterlnB class, 10 a, m. In thn
Sarah Mowen. lift this morning for Beercgtlon Hall,
The Sprint; Conference In Trenton,
* * e
The schedule will Include n lour of Hed Cross fund diive captains
the capital and a conference with meetinf, 8 p, m. in Red CrosL head,
Governor Robert Meyncr,
quartere,
* * a
Women Democrats
Art Department of the Women-s
Research dull meeting, a p, m in
Plan For Campaign the home of Mrs. WUMam OuffWlt,
plans for the women's activities in •m Wesley av. Mrs. tewis O. Hip.
the coming campaign were discussed Kins will spMti ta -Ajjerieap Celoii.
at the meeting of the Women's Dem. ml Furniture
• * t
ocratie club Wednesday evening, last
week, in the Recreation Hall. MB. Ferguson Fagiio Post MM VFW
Olive Maepherson, president, was .uxiliary meeting, 8 p, m, in the
welcomed back following her v«ea. 'iisl Home, Nomination of offieers,
i:
gn.
Refreshments wore served to the nebekah Lodge meeting, H p. ;n.
IS members attending by Mrs. Mac-
Pherson and Mri. Chester Witters,
Home From Florida
Mn, Olive MaeMierien, of 100 13th
St., has returned homo following a
m month vacation in Miami Beach,
Fla, She stayed at the Promenade
Hotel,
"THI FIRST STIP TO
KNOWLEDGE IS TO
KNOW Wf ARE
IGNORANT"
•(Author's Name Below)
This ii the age of spficlaluts,
A wist person ft one
who realizes it is impossible
to know every thing. He
gets the advice of experts
to help when sickness attacki.
First call on your physician
to flnd out what is
wrong and what to do about
1 TOWNSMP—Tlw IBM Up,
per TowMhlp budse* HI • M d
W a M nM aM p«ned an Bnal
nadiaf «t tka pubUe hearing Mon
-tend U» neMhti d«r ewug l t
p
T h
in
_ March fl from 7 to • @>do@k d«r ewnui
i Hu |n
tne Township
t M»nnor«' M^wdlat Chun*
U nAll
pUiym miiit be A nirprlje action by David Van
U All pUiym miiit Wwtt of PtteHburf, now wrvlng hi»
,"
btfan April 1,
nut t#rin as township committee
_ ._ actlvilin includhijj man, who refused to Meond the mo
i djy dance ind movi# were tion for «do(>tU)n reaulted in a Ml
Auxiliary of _
id by parent, of the (.layers call vote. Van Vattt voted no and
piUl BieMing, i
I mmm in «• rtunet TtaBoth
Mayor Juts J. Kl«!n and Can.
Hume.
DM held N U Saturday mitteenun CurtU E. Coraon voted
«
j Ud 1 HMM of the par-
MetbedUt
j^ed for Thunday tvmjlng,
Church nwt^
["if, to eomptatu rtaea lor UM Van Vorst «tal< d that after givhi"
S3 fffi* ft" eoBiiderattan he
fliurch. Sl>u.«
dldnt think tt mm pre^r. Tht budg.
with UawDod jl«
Benjamin F Guiles w«i tp. « wai unsntmouiily approved and
ebslrmaii at the planned paused on fin* rndlnf on January
Woman'i c
dance and Mn, Charles
InaaUiig, I p _ „ .
chairman of MM plan-
Uwrge Bailer, St.
Marmora,
i Noble Jr., manager of the
to Ult y..r'.
•*
•anphasljcd the Importance *•*•! •• V1IZMM0; tatnw. Hi.
Daughters of
irbu all paren^ cooperate In kWMf MMi m ieai purpaM •««,
p, m. in the Ef._
• Ing activities and attend HM 1»M tax r«t. will b* mHn.lv
VisiUtlon of Si#te (
meetings- Equipment tar county
and ietasl nquir*.
needed to begin the Mason II Hf ll§£
Board or E4uq
, dlKUM«l.
p m in the high ,
Bjttersby vokmtecred to
In the discussion (irecedinB pas.
itiOM of six uniform*.
•age the question wai asked If a
part of the BO.QOO mrplus appro.
Circle of I __.j •ttendlni the meeting were prLated to finance the school costs
eran Chureh mce
|john clurk, Mrs. Adam Tomlln without raisma the tax rate wag the
hone of Mn c
Mn. William H^nes Mn,' Her •10,000 set aside during the past two
L icoln Place
load, Unweed Adams, Sam years for a tax map. Wlilmm j
* *
I Charles Couaboone and Henry Brown of Beesley". ptolnt directed
Sunday School A
the question to Mayor Klata who re-
First Presbyterian
B p. m.
• •
Columbus Club u.
at (27 Slnmpson n
WBOHMPAY-
...And On© That Will Last Too! -
Lenten Breakfast tath
•Maun Thh Hsiu^inia, H« PrMM«d
dludents, 7:t0 a In hi IMf
odiM Church
And •uMHtod HI, Hem* WHB
Women's Dcmacr»Uc(
8 p. m. In the -
•HWW.RBICTAWT Mtvi.paM!
Morgan Ranrk Po«t Uli
s Applkobl.ro all ,urf««
Legion meeting, 8 p m. fit
HaU,
o Avtiilabl.blmonytolon
• wKolBUSTtR-RESISTANl
e Mto«r4ltiWaM
JaycMs Neu Member 1
in the Boxwood
o fcui.rlobtuih
Ruth Circle o( St ,., Stop in
Church meeting, 8»di
IfElION-SIBlEY DIAUI
Infartaint at C*rdi
Mrs, RobeTl R,
Asbury av,, •
card party given *y St t
PHIL TURNfR'S PAINT STORE
of Holy Trinity ;
eenUy in her home Almtpj Open Friday and Saturday Evenings
BUended,
II ASBURY AVI.
PHONE 0499
FOLK0
Iff OUR
PAR AWAT
PHONI NEW SPRING FASHIONS
LADIES' A CHILDREN'^
• Suits - Ensembles - Peppers
Ladies' fflzei, 8 to 86 — ehUdren'i, 5 to 14
TwMdt • WoolFlann.1 • Wool Jariay
• Linan • Imported Italian Silk
LAWIf ALL WOOL
OILON 1, DVNEL
SUITS
Tweeds & SoUds GARRISON J(
J
TOPPHK
til,95 To Wear Now H A,95
ijy UBM
or Over Your
DIAMONDS - WATCHES • JEWELRY
Slies 10 to 20 4 Spring Costume '14
WATCH and CLOCK REPAIRINS
.,,, JIWILRV MODERNIZED
^ * ! S l ^ * ei N. t,
nnanti & Place Goods
Before you buy any set •
Stop in COMPARE BO1
MOTOROLA TV VAU
SPECIAL!)
For the Arst 40 ladlel
who enter our store
this weak end.
m " t I^ S B piled that It wu.
Klain stated that the money bad
fieen set aajda previously u a capital,
tnveirtujont but thai committee
man fait that due to the ecoootnlc and Mrs Julia Bailey conducted de-
Mr, StoHt was MM tauty duwln*
condltlonfl not only in tills area but
throughout the anil u, S, economy votknu, at the nwetin* o* tha Wo-
tii« p«t two week dcUvaring U
measures should be used -wherever man's Society of Chrlrtuui Service
n«w nnten for the "Stork Club"
possible.
of the Mtmnra Methodist Church
at Shore Memorial HojplUl. OCMB
Brorvji then asked the ammittea. last weak in the social roam.
City flainHt three boys and tiro
men irjhcj- ware .ware at ths order The March of Mission. In Healing BlrlS at new resident., SoUMn Point
to efToctiiate a oomplete revaluation was Die topic. They emphaiized that •MM one boy, laaaMy's Point wel-
of tax nsseatmenU ol all land real Just as Jesus •pent much of tils (hoe comed two girls and Marmora added
estate and personal property In Jan- on earth healing Me sick. It m the
uary 10, 1050. This program iias responsibility of the QtHsUans to
one boy,
been ordered *y the Cape Miy se« that those who are ill get the Mr, and Mn. Louis Miller, of HM
County Board of Taxation. Town necessary care and treatment. Simpson av., are receivinfi ooogmtu
•hip olncliriii replied tjint they arc Mission work at Brawster Hospital, UMsac on the birth of a san Msx
aware of t*e prd«r and asked Brown, Jacksonville, Fla,, and In India, Kor- «bw afternoon, l»st week. He w*i«h
who ta a member of the Oounty Tn ea, Sarawak in Borneo and Okinawa M eteht sounds and,four ounces
Board, ivhetlwror not a tan mip ta was described, A girj of money and and faaa been named Leu. Joiokw
mandatory for TBe reassessment pro. items for their May Baiaar win be bin at hone are a brother Gerry,
gram. Brown told them it Ii not sent to the Deaconess Home and and • .Inter. Ruth Ann. Mn. Millar
required *y law, Tbfi law Is only Community center hi Camden. la Ills fornusr Ruth OlMir of mis
permissive.
city. Mr Miller works for Che city
A special offering was taken to he
When asked now the tax map
highway depratnent,
used for educational institution, of
(when needed), more road equipment the Woman's Division which special Confratulatlons also so to Mr,
and other expensive it«ns in the lies in training Christian workejs and Jfrs. John Sapp of Ii E. Station
future will be financed Mayer TTie money will go to National Col- Baad on the bWh of tt*ir firit
Main stated "Upper Township has lege, Kansas City, Mo,, Scarritt Col- child, a son, FrWay morning. He
no banded Indebtedness u many iege, Nashville. Tenn, and Harris welshed nine pounds and has been
other municipalities throughout tho Memorial Training School In .Manila, named John Robert. Mrs. Sapp H
slate and country do have, we do
the former Dorothy Anf of this
not owe a dims and are not paying
city. Mr. Sapp is a oiember nf the
any interest (for municipal expand!, Plane were made to purchase mon Ocean City Fire DepartBent.
tures) to anyone. If we do have yarn and continue knitting bandBgti
to borrow to finance some of tlieje for use in leper colonies.
Yvonne and William Lrtne of at
neeecaary expenditures me will dis- Miss Elsie stltes wai appointed to
Central av, also became ttt* proud
cuss that later.
replace MM, Somers Collins as pub- parents of a daufttttr Sunday.
"However, we all expect the in. licity chairman and to take charge of The Rev and Mrs. William R.
flu* of industry into the township the sale of dish cloths and tflweia Allen, of 610 7th si,, ar» announcing
in the near future will help remove and send cards,
the birth of a daughter Sunday. She
webjhed six pounds and IJ ounces
the taxation burden from residential Mrs, Anna Collins was Appointed and Jains two sisters, Barbara Jane
property owners," Klain stated. chairman of the nominating commit and Martha Jane, and one brother,
Mayor Klain asked Issae Butler, tee. Other members are Mrs. Julia Robert, iMn. Allen Is the former
tax assessor. If he could handle the Bailey and Mn. Ethel Youni. Mn. Mary Jane Bendell of ColIln£SWood,
reassessment program and Butler Helen candy was welcomed back N; j. TOe Rev. Mr. Allan Ii pastor
replied that ho could not do it after a vacation In Florida, of the Firs! Presbyterian Church,
alone. There are about S,iOO pro. At the close of the meeting Mrs,
perties In the area: MM vacant land, Anna Bheppard and Mrs, Alice Add),
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Adams, of
116B residential 80 farms, 96 com- ion served re-Jresliments to Ii man.
358 Simpson av. are receiving con.
mercial and 51 tax exempt prop- hers.
graiulationi on the blrtii of their
erties, statistics show that one per-
second child Tuesday morning. He
son can appraise eiaht properties In
weighed eight {sounds and five
one day; therefore no one nun could
ounces and has been named Mark
complete the job iby the deadline Mrs, Goff is Raymond, Awaiting Mm at tame is
set, Butler said.
a brother, Robert. Mrs. Adams is
Mayor Klain asked Butler to meet
the former Peane Paune* of this
with the township officials later WSCS Speaker city, Mr, Adams is employed by
and help them map out a plan for SBAVJLLB_Mrs, Ralph Ooff re-
the New Jersey Natural Oa» Com.
the rcassessmeni. He reported that parted on medical and missionary
pany.
the officials feel there are qualified work done in home fields ineluding Commander and Mrs. Conrad Don.
persons within the township who Puerto Rico, Florida and the farm ohue of HI Col wick Drive, .Somers
could assist in the roBSscssmcnt program for Spanish speaking mlgra. Point, are announcing the birth of
and they do not feel it is necessary lory workeri in South Jersey when a son last Thursday, He weighed
to pay an outside oryanijotlen. members of the Woman's Society eight pounds Mid 14 ounces and hai
Charles H. Wagner, Old Tuckahoc of Christian Service of the aville been named Thomas Joining him
Road, PotirgburB, requested by let- Methodist Church met recently In at home were Uiree brotheri, Conter,
an ordinance to prohibit radio the home of the President, Mrs rad. Steven and Paul, and a sister.
and television interference by ma- Clarence DeVaul.
Ann O.l.-irie. 'Mrs. Donohue is the
chine shops and other establish-
former Regina Callahan of Ohio,
'Mrs, Joseph Lutz, who conducted
ments. Mayor Klain reported tint
Commander, Donohue is assigned to
the devotional service, used the
on a previous request for such
the Pomona Naval Air Station.
first chapter of the Book of Saint
legislation he had suggested that John as the theme: "Come and Sea". Mr, and Mrs, Richard DeStaffany
Wagner get In touch with the res- Mrs, John Kirby opened tfte meeting of Beesley's Point also are reeeivuig
ponsilile party and try to resell with prayer.
conRrolulntions on the birth of a
an agreement to alleviate the eon
daughter last Thursday. She weigh-
dltlon.
It was announced that the annual ed seven pounds and five ounces
As stated by Klain such matteri
BpruiB Tea, originally scheduled •and has been named Cynthia tarnne.
are the jurisdiction of the Federa
for March 19 has ibeen postptmed Joining her at home was a brother,
Communications Commission a n
until April ii. Benefits from the Christopher. Mrs, DeStaffany Is the
township officials agreed that r
tea will help finance the kitchen former Patricia Somers of Washing,
township action in necessary.
modernising program.
ton. Mr. DeStaffany is an engineer
A plan to build a home on Tuek^ A covered dish supper will be for Philco and is assigned to the
hoe M ui Marmora was submltim; held TuAday, March m, at 8 o'clocfc FalernW Aff r*orce Base.
by Wilfred Lea and was approved in the social hall. In announcing Congratulations also go to Joan
Wain stated thai in reply to per the supper Mrs. Everett Bannister and Caleman Haaie of Marmora on
sons who have asked the townshl emphasized that, all are welcome, the birth of a son Wednesday, hwt
ts scrape or otherwise conditloD •Miss Helen Foster, viee.president week, and to Rose and F"rank Btoby
their private roads the law states of the WfiCS of the Sea Isle City of Beesley's Point on the birth of
:hat only township roads are to Methodist Church, and Mrs, James a daughter Monday,
-oeeive such treatment,
Lubt of Ocean City were guests at
* * * '
Robert Ountner and Ralph Baum the meeting. Mrs, Howard E. Mul.
requested promised construction 1 doen was hostess,
Women Republicans
Veninor av, to give homeownei
to County Banqual
access. Mayor Klain staled thai
township road department will Nen-Csm Wives Plan MemMrs of the Women's Regular
the job as soon as possible.
Republican Club went on record en.
'Zany' Hat Contest dorslng the straigBt Republican tick,
PALERMO AIR FORGE STATION; et in the April pruoary at their
" 50« yd. List Candidates For —'Members of the Non-Comnlssioned meeting Wednesday evening last
Officer's Wives Club of the station week.
will feature a "Zany" hat contest at Announcement-was made that the
PEERLESS GARMENT CO.
County Committee Posts their next social meeting, Tuesday annual county banquet will be held
UPPER' TOWNSHIP _ l>r. Jules J, evening, March IB in the Non.Com In the Villas Saturday, Mrs. Helen
Klain, now serving his second term Club beginning at i o'clock. Mrs, Booth, president, and Mrs. Reba Col-
FACTORY OUTLET
as mayor of Upper Township, has Gloria Flaherty and Mrs. Joyce 11ns, first vice president, will be dele,
»l» KAM ST. ViNILAND—(2nd and Ptarl no KepuDJieiui eppOAiUon as commit- Miller will i» CMiUMMwn,
gates from the local group
teeman candidate In the Upper
HOUMi AIM, Tytt, Yfcun, Prt» iat. 10 A.M. M j P.M. Township primary election. William
Current officers of the club are:
Plans were Made to hold a card
ckesae WBDSUN.
J, frown Is the lone Democratic
Mrs, Olenn Byder, president; Mrs,
parly in ths Recreation Hall on
candidate for that position.
Edwin Sylvia, vice-president; Mrs.
March go, Mrs, C, Thomas Welter,
Lawrence Dailey, trea»urer and Mrs,
Mrs, Lulu Xenper and Mrs, Howard
The Republican Club has endorsed William Jensen, secretary, Mrs,
Sutton were appointed in charge.
Milton Wood as county committee, Beverly {Uvertson ia puolicity chair-
man In the lit District and Mrs, Ola nan.
Mae Hassle-pen as commkleeuoman
-Too Late to Classifyin
that district. Regular Republican
The club meets on Ihe first Tues-
candidates for the two posts are j,
day evening of each month for a SALE—1MB Cadillac Coupe De yilie
Henry Sihclllnger and Mrs, Olive
business session and holds a social hardtop, dark blue, white wall tires.
TIemo. Democratic candidates are
meeting on the third Tuesday of Bower iiqulppml SeUlInu alate. W.
ohn Orfanella and Mrs. Rachel
Bach month.
itor, 30? Seabright
load, Phone 1080.
MaU,
Kohart sapp Jr. and Mrs. Oeor.
i;etlc Bond, Regular RepubllMns, will
be unopposed on the Republican bal-
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woman candidates for the Second NOW! SOMERS POINT
District, pemocratlc candidates for
those positions are William J. Brown
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