Jun 1955 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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t-SECTION TWO
Student Council
flans Big Year
| New Projects On
| Tap Next Fall
§ ly MARY JANI SCOTT
te An this sehoel yi«r eleiis, It would
ge well to review the accbmplisti-
B>enls of the Student Council. This
«TKaniMtlgn has never been too
Rrong In Ocean City Ilifih. In some-
Schools the Council Is In charge of
^11 financial projects, etc. It is look-
•d upon as the final authority by the
gtudent body,
£ Student Council was Introduced to
Bits school several years ago, for the
fpwnd tint, after It had .died out
•pme 17 yean before. During the
put few yean It appeared once
ffeain to be on the decline when a
flpterailned group of offlcers and
seme of the fruits
of a sound
banking connection
Come in — sfarr
banking with usl
their sponsor tried to really ictompllsh
something,
Th. fait |fhit Ith.y nave to *
grMt extmf orrled out rh«lr nlmi
It Ihswn by thii «t»t«m*nt of
Prlntlpsl G«ors» Mtytr wha.uid,
"Thll Student Council tin •ecsffipllth«d
men jfhin «ny oth»r« In
rtcMt i/*tn, lit whole (tan* Iwai
Improved, plioil;
distance to stop nine buKt have
hi'm ,i]iplioil .1ml lull] (list mi i
Dm CIS nctc
Simon Wiilkci —11 in p m—Ian.
—11 22
Jus Cheiv—20 m, p. m,—IB—2B.4f-
.53.4,
Tom MeDoiigal—as m. p. h,—18.0
—30-48.B.
Tom Jones—25 m. p. h.—23.10—
3DW—OS.i,
Carole Turner—20 m. p, h.—13-4—
21W—38,7,
Haw p costs less ikw any o%w
•
old P, Stoddard, exeeutive Btcretary. First Baplbt Bapim
of the New Jersey Baptist Conven. I Court HHouse
tlon, will preach the sermon, and rison Hunter*
the Hoy. David P. Wright, of Ocean tut Church '
Cily Daptist Church, will read from Tnc
Scripture.
Albert Wellj will read a shert
hliMry ef Hie church, and Patter
Harry F, Flndelion will read rhe
namet lof the W paitsrr whs liivs
served the church sines Its beginning.
Creeling! ot the evening service
nt 7:,TO o'clock wilt ,be brought by
the Hev, Everi'tt OrlmminiJs, pastor
of Celitriil Baptist Church, Millvlllc,
and moderator of the West New Jersey
Hiiptisl AssHfialiM; the Rev, Lcliny
Ciinnlnghani. jKislur of the
THE
DANA
PASTRY
SHOP
8th Street
Between West and Bay Avtnott
The Home of the Famous
CINNAMON BUNS
OPEN DAILY 8:30 A,
Personsliui
DRY CLEANERS
Futriw
COLD STOMfi
Individual
LADIES*
Custom Tailoring
ALTERATIONS
—•—
Fret Deliviry
Free Pirking
—•—
Phone 1835
744 Asbury Av».
NOW.,.With Magic Chef Heater This 13 Room-2 Bath House Costs Only $31A Month ft M
fine Oni rrtcvt mnrs woy U/AU it\ to tnua save household UnnKAUniJ money! ^^..i « >- • _ . : •
Now^thatyou.eon hove gas hsdf at 10%
to 20% lea than any othgr modern fuel
with o Moglc Chef hioter ond the niiw qos
ntms.
Rial,luxury of suptrmarktf prlees! For goi
hiot is the eleontsf, most dipindobla heat
veuve Bvtf known. And you eon pay for
it In 10 equal monthly poymgnts undir thi
Gas Compony's GASCO plon, Mokfs hiotmg
coits os easy to handli as food costs.
A free estimate tells you in odvanee what
your monthly bills wilj be .
Better call your Plumber . Dialer or thi
Gas Company today. Nan saving housthold
money for oil wintirs fo eome, with luxury
gas heat at supermarkit prices!
•»
X the traek
"Why, he bumped Into a
t Best the oilier day, and the
d to chose him two miles
sting. They
and KflsppuV just sal down on him
pNINGS & VENETIAN BLINDS
Call Jim Barbour for Estimates
DAY . NIOHT or WliK INOS
Ocean City 33,93 /
Write P, O, Box 656
[HARBOUR'S AWNING SERVICE
ONI iTANBARB • ONI MAHAOfMEHT
Poi Ov« Half A Century One ol America 1 *
flitter Dining Place*. Known from Coast
to Co&it for Better Servic«Tf. for tho
Tastier Preparation of the Sama
Feed Your Grandfather Enjoyed.
Sea 1*1* City, N.J
Margarttia Pltilfct. Management
Open Every Day of the Week 12 Neon to 1 A.M.
DADDY'S GIFT IS HERE!
Day is next Sunday, June 19th I
the "forgotten man'
til family with i useful
HlMm« gift from TRIANGLEk
deserves it I Here ire
iftwol TRIANGLES
todiome new styles for
M-csbrful,
(•fsrtitlf shoes
it DOWN-TO-EARTH
f BICES i
Sudloalet
IMI and
KH
»L[!
Quality seldom featured below $10.-
10 COOL, LIGHT, COMFORTABLE,
Dig 1 will "live" in them all summer .
(ON CORK SOLES
Untie
Gore
loafer
or Oxford
with WOVEN
1 —Ginulne
GOODYEAR WELTS
5 99
AND
Give Dad Triangle HI-STRIDES
and he'll walk on air!
$5. values at
Elastic
Gore
Loafer
or oxford
in brown or
navy fabric.
Mike Dad Happy and COMFORTABLE
with a pair of Fine Kid Leather OPERAS
or ROMEOS with elastic sidesan
outstanding gift at ONLY
A99
£$399
offy about Dads ilyle, «!or ef litt preferinte. Will
^ exchange them for whittvtr Did HM* btstl
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LgPOEIl
They Talked Over School Days of IWO
P' 1 ), ANNIVERSARY of graduation was observed at reunion of membera of O.C.HS
. ,hnJP • Wlt ^ eac », 0th ff an * some of their t6 « 0he r«- at dinner party Saturday "night."
o 4?rth»~ H,? 1 Y? ra Patchel - class »«retary- Georgo W, Meyer, ichool prftciclnss
ehaperone on Washington trip; Miss Agnes L, Bradfey, class advisor- Charles
Imi, president; Mrs, Mildred Allen, reunion chairman; O, W, Reiohly, retired high
school principal, and Mrs. Mary Oehlschlager, vice president—Photo by Mike Blizzard
Pupils and Teachers Reunited
25 Years After O.C. Graduation
Fony-swen membors imd uiissis of
ihe in.JO KradiiiilinK class of Ocean
City High School attended their
2Sih anniversary rc\mlon Saturday
f in ilu> Linwond Country
Cluh.
p C s fur the affair included
O. W. Heichly, principal of 0. C.
II. S. in 1030; George W. .Meyer,
dnsN ehaperone on their Washinij.
ton trip and now the prtaiipai; and
Miss ACTON Bradley, class advisor.
Honored Kuesl-s inclntluil Mrs
ftciclily, Mrs, Meyer. Mrs. Maruaret
Wnlnrlijht, and |hu I'lnns afticcrs.
Agent Inspired
by Conference
Extension Service
Presidont Charles Adleiul, Vice
President Mrs, Mary Sullivan Oelih
sehlajjcr, and Secretary Mrs. Vcr.1
Davis Patehel,
Individual ceramic ashtrays were
presented to everyone attending.
The trays wore Inscribed "O, C. II.
S, Class of 1030" as permanent sou.
venlrs of ihe occasion.
'The commitlee un arrangenients
included Mrs, Mildred Trout Allen,
chairman, Mr. Adelisszi, Mrs. Hazel
llevan Boland, Mrs. Sopliia Colilj
Southard, Mrs, Lenoie Maxwell
Townsend, Mrs, Sadie Wilson Winner
iind Lewis Sliidini;.
owner for entry in tiie contest.
Three yolina pouifrymen froin
Cape May County ore entered in the
fonte.il. They are Leiiard Johnson
from Villas, Boh MeGiiiifiin of lienniiit-ille.
and Jinimie nice of Swaininn.
Open Contest For
Benefits Cited
Baby Parade Royalty
By TID BLUM
A contest to select a queen and
4H Club Agent
attendants to preside over ihe Wild-
Ijist week your correspondent wood baby parade was started this
ipent three days In Slakes State week by the Chamher of Commerce,
Foresl at the annual Exiensinn C'nn. nntrles are required to be between
fere.nce. This hrinss toBether the 0 and 12 years, and either perma.
aui-lcullural
, ,
aKcntii,
,
Ifiime ayents.
, iisnl or Mirnmiir residpnts of Greater
club aaeiiu and extension spotJal. | wlltHvoatl. The comet will run un.
ISIS to discuss esUMisicm policies, | U| j,,,,. „ Thp quem selected will
praKi'ams and methods. It wus «
uvvut v;i!iie io me as n new aqen
to meet, ihi> other mirkers and tin
(IffKliinil more iilicitit how the Coop
eriitlvc Rslension Service «ervc>, niir
cniinly.
liiilhcr thnn trv tii explnln the
physi.cnI orsianteation. suflice to soy
the Extension Servite '.through i(>
county staff eirers Ihe fnrmer, i!ai'
tleiier, and liunjemnkei' life ednen
tiuiial - Informiiilan tin iiny .and all
problems canfronllna ihe citizen in
I huso fields iir.iifirlciihiie and homemakiiiK,
Our -1-11 Chili prnHrnm also nireilo.imr
youth the afiiremenliuiU'd
services plus arenniznlional. advisory
and recreaiioniil assistance In the
maintenance of agricultural unrt
home ecioHomlus club:
- Du'rini; Ihe months of-'.Tune and
July the 4-11 program reaches Its
cllmnx, Scliool is nvei' and those
cluhs near the. shore sometimes stop
functioning for the summer months.
This Is because of Ihe great drain
on leaders' time'.
In JiiHe we have our 4-H Camp,
now underway. Then in July, the
County 4-11 Fair, The fair is the oc^
casioii on which the boys and girls
are credited for their achievement,
Ribbons and cash awards from $8 to
Sh are presented lor ihe achieve,
ments, This Is a "free Bate fuir";
thai Is. there is no charsse for ad.
mlssinn. The expense of awardinu
prizes and operoilntf overhead must
necessarily be met.
Next Wednesday, the 22nd of June,
the southeni Nesv Jersey Chicken of
Tomorrow Conies!, will be held in
Viheland, Each contestant has raised
at least 50 birds to 11 weeks of age.
The slit most uniformly large, will
fleshed birds will be selected by the
CONSERVE YOUR FURS
CALL
ATLANTIC CITY
i-3030
Keep your furs sife during
the dangerous menlhs
ahead
IXPiRT FUR
REMODELiNG
Reasonable Rates
FUR COATS STORED
Far Al Little Ai $3,00
Cloth Coats $1.50
NAGRONS
1307-11 PACIFIC AVI,
Open Wtdniidiy md Ilturdiy
fvininil 111 t P. M.
receive n loving Clip, cup, a rinn and a
portable radio, while the attendants
be prevented with trophies.
NO CHANCES
Cowboy—"My podiitT and I are
liikiiiM a trip ihrpiijSh the desert
next week, He's taking along a gah
Ion of whiskey for rattlesnake bites."
Visitor: "What 1 are you tafcinji
alone?"
Cowboy: "Two rattlesnakes."
Red Cross Group
at Convention
Local Women Help
Serve as Hostesses
The OMfln City branch of the
American Bed Cross was well repre.
sented this week at the national eon
venilon of the orianlsatlon In Atlantic
City, with about 4,800 dele,
gates present from coast to eoogt,
A group of local women worked
as members of a host#s§ committee
at the pro-convention registration on
Sunday, under the chairmanship of
Mrs, Edwin Stevens, reiort branch
chairman. The three^ay conclave
pened Monday and continued
Ihroiigh Wednesday In Convention
Hall,
Other mtmbers of the Ocean City
committee were Mrs. Norman Smiley,
Miss Mary Uiecht, Mrs, Rachel
Sehermcrhorn, Mrs, Willlnm Garret.
son, Mrs, BeMoiie Eggiei Mrs, John
B, Townsend, Mrs, James Hogan.
ind Mrs, Arnold Hamersley, All w«re
lecreditcd delegates to the 1 eonv«n.
lion, and attended many of the sesslons
and speciai events.
Business activities were inter,
ipersed with J! panel studies of the
hanging demands on service organ,
zatlons such as Red Cross,
Service to memDers of the armed
forces, which consumes almost hal
the annual budget, was discussed
OJIB major address by General John
B, Dahlquist, head of the new Con
tlnental Army Command at I
Monroe, Va,
Traffic Death Tell
Higher In State
Vehicles out of control and run
ninu off the roadway accounted for
flve of the 10 traffle fatalliies in
New Jersey last week. Attorney Oen.
oral Graver. C. Rlclitnan Jr., an.
nounced today. Three other persons
MILTON HAGERTHEY
1910 Shore Road, Unwood
PHONi SOMiRS POINT 3178
succumbed tp Injuries in earlier accidents,
raining the 195$ total to
midnight Sunday to ,101, flve more
than the 290 regirtcred to the same
PACE 1 ~- SECTION
date last year,
Rk-hman said last
were five drivers, four
«nd one pedestrian.
HOW first time Vi
your color
automatically
FREE - One Quart of Matching Enamel with*,
the Purchase of One Gallon of Wall Paint
DAVIS HARDWARE CO.
1235 ASBURY AVE. PHONE 0915
High time you discovered
the dffiemnce in Dodge!
Next time you're driving around town, just
notice the number ot gleaming new Dodge can
you see on the titrcet!
Then ask yourself: '"What to it thilt piople,
have found out ubout the new Dodge I hat's
causing thk landslide of popular favor?"
Part of it, of Bourse; is the new Dodge styling.
You caB §e§ it« glance how much bigger and
more luxurious this'car ii—up to J inches
longer than Its competitors.
But the real story behind the rush to Dodge is
thiai Ptoph art diMoming tht diffaeitm in.tht
way Dadgttsrs art liiginmed mid huill!
They discover It ih the solid, aubltantial feel of
the car—the way it handles and rides. They
learn to appreeiale it in the deep