Jun 1955 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE- 4 — SECTION TWO
Tennessee Pastor First Speaker
For Summer Bible Conference,
The Oeeqn City Summer Bible Con
f&reilce. Under the direction of Rev.
David P. Wright, will begin Sunday
•t 7:30 p. m, at the Ocean City Bsp-
41st Chupch.
Dr. R. G. JU*e will l»c the speaker,
June 26 through June 30, each eve-
ning at 7:30, and ot the morning
Bible hours, Tupf''ay.through Thursday,
at li o'clock. Dr. Lc* Is a dyr>n«iiklc
southern preaohcr, pastor of
the Bellevue Baptist Church, Mem-
DR. R. O. LII
• phis, Tcnn. The church has grown
" to over nine thousand—the largest
; of any church east of the Mississippi
River.
Dr. Lee holds several honorary
degrees-^ Doctor of Divinity, Doctor
" of IJWS, Doctor of Literature. He is
the author of 23 books and many articles
and pamphlets, some of which
have been translated into foreign
languages. His famous sermon, "Pay
doy—Someday" has been preached
over Sbtt times in the United States
and in Canada.. He lias preached it
l_ln' his own pulpit each year for 25
- years. It has~been-madc Into a Teeh-
. nlcolor moving picture and has been
shown In many churches throughout
ffifil
wR*yJ Victor,.8. iBelttlt, paster
•yingsllit ind regional represen-
fatly* of the Poc|»t T«»t«ment
L*agu*. Inc. will ipcik it the Summer
Bible Confertnc* July 1 (ant
day only) at *he morning 3nd evening
iciilsni.
RiV. VICTOR B. BEATTIE
has made two trips to the Far East
as special evangelist for the League,
aiding in their campaigns which have
resulted In the distribution of over
11 million Japanese Scriptures, IV
million Chinese and 2 million Korean,
to dale.
On Friday evening the Kcv. Heattic
will show the sound, color motion
picture, "Crisis in Asia."
Neil Fiehthorn is the musical til
rector of the Summer Bible Confer
cncii and will lirovlde vocal and instrumental
solos at all sessions. Mr,
Fiehthorn is a Senior at The King's
College, and will act us the Rev,
Mr, Wright's summer assistant dur
ing the Conference season. Doris
Wright will be the Conference or
giinist, Jean Ijiine, pianist.
Special features of the Bible Con-
ference arc the Saturday evening
'Film Nights" beginning July 2 in
the church, and Sunday afternoon
'Music Hour" on the Music Pier
from 3 to 4 o'clock, beginning July
1 Cftwfcfi Announcements
f CHURCH OF I -
cTlftlST. SCIENTIST
\ ^Sunday Service—11 a. m., at the
* church, 8th st and A-sbury j\
Sunday Schoul — Open Tuctdav,
• Thursday and Saturday, 1 to 3 p. m.
* W«dn«d«yt—
1 Hr-H. m—Testimonies, of healing
JHow spiritual understanding uf the
' law of God opens the door to individual
growth and progress will be
brought out at Christian Science
* services Sunday.
Scriptural sclcctionb in the I,c>son
Sermon entitled "Christian Science"
Include the following from Psalms
IjUNJON CHAPEL BY THE SEA
35th tt. »nd Atbury >v.
' 'ft«v. Crovtr C. Wslt.rj, Minliter
945 a. m. Sunday School under the
direction of Mr. Eugene Debus.
-^1 a m Morning "Seriicq conducted
by the minister. Rev Giovei C
Walters. Sermon topic, "Progressive
P's." The Acts 12:1-17. Special music
'arranged by Mrs. Helen U. Mulllh-
^aujt, direetor of musle. Prelude, "The
Shepherd Boy," G. p. Wilson. Offertory,
"Caprice" from "Alcestc,"
Id .W. Von Cluck. Youth trio, Carol
Thompson, Helen Anno Mullinoaux,
,B»bbara Prince. "Father Almighty''
(Panis Angcllcus) Cesar Kranck.
•fttstludc, "But the Lord Is Mindful"
Irani St Paul, F Mcndcluohn
• • •
-ST. JAMES AJM.E
*7Hr *t. «nd Hiven av.
R*v. O. E. Smith, P*5tor
Ha. in.—Morning Service.
1*2 p ID—Sunday School
'8*30 p. m.—Young m- People's Meet
ing.
8 n, m,—Evening Worship.
••' ivJlM p. tti—^rayer Service,
W'7:86 p. m.—Junior Choir re-
•JJJIJJO p. m.—Senior Choir rehearsal.
. (vflOlmnief: Module U iMiuis, ConfmK>ni
infl Flr*t Frldty. '
:BiTi AUGUSTINE'S ,
i 13th at, and Wtllty ay,
Vy. R»v. Mffr. Bartholomew , B.
•S; 1 Dsyia,,Wlh" , .. . •
pi'W(,, AlMrt p. Siirt, AM, Filter
.;;* 0BMe^tetii on Saturdoys-4 to
aigift, TM to B.
§1 ;Mm nut-mo,
•lAf PrWiV— -
Mass-fl:30 and 8 a. m.
Confessions on Thursday, before—
[^ ^jWo, im to o. . ...
OF /nARTYRS
'""{ifMtim-M. •
Dr. Clements to
Speak on'Walk
Bryn Mawr Pdstor at
Methodist Service
The Bev. Mr. BcaHie strved a; Tho Rev. Dr. Rex Stowefs Clem*
pastor and director of the Ocean Clt;
Baptist Church and Summer Dibit onts, pastor of the Bryn Mawr Pros,
Confcrence from 1M0 until 1953. He byterian Church in Bryn Mawr, Pa.,
since 1937, will be the gucil minister
this Sunday at the evening Board,
walk Service of the First Methodist
Church In [ho Moorlyn Theatre.
Dr, Clements, who has been In the
ministry since his graduation from
the Yale Divinity School in 1029, has
traveled extensively abroad in his
pastoral work.
In 1947 and JII2 he served is sit
Interchange FrMeher In Ortllt
Britain under asuplees of the Brltlih
Council of Churches. It) 1950
he wai iiiest preacher at the
American Church In Paris. In Oc>
lober of 1914 he went to Korea,
by Invitation of the Department of
the Army, to eolduct a series of
retreats far the Protestant chap,
lalns.
Prom 1941 to 1949 Dr. Clements
vas president of the Board of Chris.
inn Education of tfio Presbyterian
Ihureh in the US and In 1900^ and
981 he was president of the Fhllalelphla
Cpuiicil of Churches, He is a
Ireetor of the Haverford School and
enlor vice president of tile Presby.
erian Foundation.
During his pastorate at Bryii Mawr
lie church membership has grown
rom 1,050 to 2,850 and the Sunday
ehooi has a membership over 1*000.
Noted Clerics
at Tabernacle
University Dean is
Morning Speaker
Dr I
The 17th .season of Hie Conference
will continue lor 10 consueutive
weeks until September 4, with daily
sessions held In the main miditnritim
of the Baptist Church. Tlitf meet
ntfs arc undenominational in einplui
;is and the public is Invited to nl
[end.
1 red G Hallewa* president of
DIL'H UimeisilA Madman N J uil!
bL> LliL' speaker at the mainlny s*erv-
1LO of Hie Ocean CitV TabcrnaLle As
Mjclalion on Sundas
Fnui to hi* present position ho
served JS president of Western
11:30 si m.
Confessions on Saturdays—4 to
8:30. 7:30 to 9,
Daily Mass—7:30.
First Friday-
Masses—8:30 Ind 8 a. In.
Confessions on Thursday before—
4 to S:30, 7;30 to B,
OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL
40th it. and Asbury av.
Sundays—
Masses—8:30 and 10:.'S0 u m.
Confessions o(t SiiUird.'iy—7:^0 to
9 p. m.
No Daily Mass.
(19:7): "The law of the Lord is per-
DR. FRED O, HOLLOWAY
•;€0fct, converting the soul: the tcsti- ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN
Maryland College and WesUniiister
mony of the Lord is sure, making 10th tt- and Central av.
Theological Seminary and held pas.
wise the ilmple"
The Rev. Frank F. Adler, S. T. M., locates ill Wilmington, Baltimore,
-•^'Thc value of understanding this Paitor
and Cherrydale, Va, Dr. Holloway Is
Jaw will also be brought out in pas- Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Weil, Ministry member of the Board of Education
v
ssges froth "Science and Hcultli of Music
of the Methodist Church.
jrlth Key to the Scriptures" bj MJI » The Third Sunday after Trinity The two moriilnM services are at
tiaker Eddy, including the follotvmg 9 a. m. The Early Service 9 and 11 o'clock in the Lake Memo,
{128-4 6, 14> "The term Sen-nee, 9:45 Ji. m. Church School. Nursery rial Tabernaeki. 0th st. arnl Asbury
properly understood, refers only to Ihrouifh Adult Departments. Depart-
'tlie laws of God and to His governmentalized worship periods. Film
jrjjjpt of the unit eisc. Inclusive of series. "This Is the Lite." lti mm. The speaker at the evening serv-
"man ... A knowledge of the Science sound, t.'iken from TV, shown during ice at 7:30 In the Strand Theatre,
of being develops the latent abilities Instruction period to departments 9th st. and the Boardwalk, will be
•and possibilities, of man. It extends from Junior through Adult. Attend- Dr. Franklin Duncombe. pastor of
the atmosphere of thought, civilly ance cards tflven.
Bala-Cynwyd Methodist Church,
mortals ,-icccss to broader and higher
11 a. m. The Service. The Sernion. Bala-Cynwyd, Pa.
reilim It raises thr thinker into hi',
The Anthem, "SinK Unto the Lord
•native air of insight and perspica-
Dr. Duncoinhe is currently celc
a New SotiR." Darst: The Chancel
city."
bratiny his silver aiiniversiiiy as pas-
Choir. The Solo, "The Ninety and
A * #
tor of liis church. Hi? his visited
Nine," Jcanlictle Darby Slokcs. The
Europe and the Holy Lands and last
Epistle, 1 Peter S:I>-11 The Gospel.
Luke 15:1-10.
11 a. m. Nursery for small children,
sponsored by Y. W. C. S.
Wednesday—
7:30 p. m. Chancel Choii' rehearsal.
FIRST METHODIST
6th ftt. and Central av.
"The Church with the Carillon"
J. Stanley Wagg, Th. D.. Minister
George G. Ashton, Minister of Music
Sunday, June 26—
9:30 ". ni- Church School. Closely
Graded Lessons, Classes for every
ajje, Nursery through Adults. Children,
youne; peo]jle and adults will
benefit by spending one hour each
week in the study of the Bible. Hoy
E, Darby, superintendent.
11 a. m. Morning Worship, Moorlyn
Theatre on the Hoardwalk. Dr.
Leon T, Moore, District .Superintendent,
Philadelphia Conference,
preaching. Sermon topic. ''What
Amazes Jesus." Artisans attending.
Music by the Chancel Choir.
7:45 p. m. Evening Worship, Moorlyn
Theatre on Hie Boardwalk. Dr
Rex Stowers Clements, pastor of the
Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church,
will prcacli. Special, music.
Wednesday, June 27—
7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting in the
church ollk'O.
* * «•
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
7th st. and Wesley av.
The Gospel-Centered and Missionary-
minded Church
Rev. George Fischer, Th. D., Pastor
9:15 a. in. Prayer meeting of the
Suridiiy School Icachers and omccrs
Li IJic choir room.
9:30 a. m. The Church at Study.
Sunday School Lesson, "God and the
Nations." The Lesson to be taught
from the pulpit by Dr. D. A. McIIhat.
toil, teacher of Hie Good Fellowship
Mqn'a Blblif Class of the First Presbyterian.
Church of Gcnnantown, I'a.,
and past president of the Philadelphia
Subbulii School Superintendents'
Association. Classes for all ai$cs.
10:45 a. m. Nursery for small children
sponsored by the Iting's Daugh.
leM ill m CHUfch HbUSb.
$«• Pag*. S, column 3,pl(atf
DR. FRANKLIN DUNCOMBE
summer spent siv weeks 111 South
America with 17 ministers under the
auspices of the Bojld ol Missions
and the Board of Evangelism. They
held nrcnchlnK missions and visited
schools, churches and institutions In
14 countries
The chaplain for the day will be
Dr. Leon T. MoorcL district' superintendent
in the Philadelphia Area of
the Methodist Church. The soloist
for both the morning and evening
services will he Fritz Kruc(jcr, director
of the Ocean City Tabernacle
Quartette and Chorus, 'l^ieso two music
groups wiU make their first appearance
of the season on Sunday,
July .').
Radio Program For
Christian Scientists
"The Availability of Clod's Law'
the subject of a Christian Science
radio program Over WOR, New York,
it Its Mutual "Radio Chapel", on Sunday
at »:30 0. in.
Another Christian Science program
will be nlvcn over KYW. I'liila^Jc-lphlj,
from 9 30 to B 45 a m jb pjrt
of. Uiu-"FuttU'lit ALUUU" striua!
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THE OCEAH CITY
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those two tiny figujiii on le> of the wedding e»ke ... the btlde
ind tht groom .,, ate a symbol. They mean that from thU day totwatd
two people will be as one ... joined together in. p»rf«« unity,
forming tht nueleus ol a new ftmily group,
Thty have stood before tht church alt«r, pUdging tViBmselvci to
each other and to Ood. Their rnatrkp his bten »tatted in the right
wiy, ^»Uh God's blessing upon it.
In the years to tjomi they will look biok upon this d»y, and upon
their holy moment together in the Church. Thty will remember the
leetption Ut« when they eut this cakt, wh*n there w»» liughter
ind gaiety and nothing hut love around them. When they return
to thlit ehurch on Sundays, they will always s*e in th»ir mind«* eyes
their own Afurei, standing before the altar, taking their holy vow.
tattle wonder that tht Chur§h will alw«y§ mean so much to them
when they h»ve laid the loundatlon for their h»ppinei8 within it,
SiLyAON'S
RfXAU WAftMACr
9th St. and Aibury Avfc Ph, 1M9
ARTHUR M. DoMARIS
Riiii*r — Iniursr
106 Atlantic Ava, Phone 1233
HUGrtU
CENTRAL PHARMACY
8th St. ind W«ley Ave. Ph. 0245
1, LiSLi
Realtor
4i6l Central Aveniie Phone 0014
This Series Is Being Published Under the Sponsorship of the following:
HANIY LLOYD CHATTIN
Rial lilate — Insurant.
1315 Asbury Avenue Phone 0060
OCIAN CITY HOlAi
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
1001 Asbury Avenue Phone 0012
OCiAN CITY
WATER SERVICE COMPANY
210 Tenth Street Phone 0423
PAlMiR
Chevrolet - Oldtmoblls • Frigldnlre Appliincii
1117-29 AiburyAvc. Ph. 0235-0236
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SAMPSON and HAMADA
Roofing — Forced Air Heit '
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328 West Avenue . Phone.i
THI NATIONAL BANK
OF OCIAN CITY
801 Asbury Avenue Phone 130*
HOWARD 5. STAINTON
one 15M
810 Ashyry Avenue P"
ATLANTIC CITY
ILKTRlC COMPANY
800 Asbury Avenue
Phone OtJllj
,wjliNJ 24, 19SS
J^TFARM PRObUCT
m to data released by Uic
e> DcpBitraent of Agrlcul-
, h suciinn only to eggs 1(1
.— ..... of production of New
Jersey agricultural proauets. In 1954
milk contributed about 17 cent! out
of each dollar of the Garden St.
ate's
valui? of "farm prgducts
AWNINGS & VENETIAN BLINDS
Call Jim Barbour for Estimates
DAY -NIGHT or WEEK ENDS
Ocean City 3393
Write P.O.Box 656
BARBOUR'S AWNING SERVICE
Real Home
' Perhaps a batter designation for our establishment
would be "a home where funerals
ire conducted." We have tried to make it a
real home, complete with all the conveniences
and facilities of a private home, spacious
enough to accommodate many guests without
confusion or crowding. We want it to be a
place—a second home—where the bereaved
family can meet their friends or, If they desire,
to have complete privacy during one of the most
trying times of their lives. We have replaced
gloom with brightness; formality with comfort,
CHESTER J. WIMBERG
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
201 Asbury Avt, Phone 2654
"Three Generations of Funeral Service"
NOTICE OF SUMMER SERVICES
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
11 th Street and Central Avenue
7:30 A, M, . . , HOLY COMMUNION
9 A.M. . , , . FAMILY iUCHARiST
J1 A. M. — MORNING liRVICl WITH SfRMON
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Upper Township's 8th Grade Graduating Class
UHiUAll!; WiNMEKS in Upper Townsnip ScKool at Marmora, who will attend Ocean City High next September
are: Front row, from left, WilUam Flukey, John Collins, David Rassmussen, Gerald McLoed, Ruth Lloyd, Helen wanek,
William Webb, Paul Mason .Florence Sannino, Marilyn Clayton; back row, Joseph Allen, Robert Camp, Grace Moort,
Elma Lou Shropshire, Carol Ann Lafferty, Marguerite Zimmerman, Claude Kohler, John Hubor, Haymond Qriner, Mary
Brrickson, Raymond Bailey, Lawrence Jolly, George Hess and Carol Joseph.—Senior Studio.
Church Announcements
Csntinued frsm page 4
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CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
(1400kel Sundiy 8:15 A.M.
(1340kt) Sunday 1:15 P.M.
mOke) Sunday 1:15 P.M,
(jriBke) Sundiy 1:15 P.M.
Ocean City Tabernacle
Assn., Ocean City, N, X
76TH SEASON JUNI 26TH
m A.M._and 11:00 A.M,-identical Services
LAKI MiAAORIAL TABERNACLE
ASBURY AVINUi, Sth TO 6th STRUTS
SPEAKER •
Dr. Fred G. Holloway
President, Drew University^ Madison, N. J.
SOLO/Sr, FRITZ KRU1GER
7i30 P. M,- STRAND THEATRE
?lh AND THI BOARDWALK
SPEAKER:
Dr. Franklin Duncombe
Pijfer, Bala-Cynwyd Mtthodiit Chureh, lala-Cynwyd, Pa,
SOLOIST: FRITI KRUEG6R
JULY 3RD
9:00 A,M,and 11:00 A.M.
SHAKER;
Dr. Allen A. Stockdale
Staff Speaker, National Association of Manufacturers
MUS/Ci OCEAN CITY TAiiRNACLi QUARTETTE
7:30 P. M,
SPEAKER;
,. Dr. Edward Hughes Pruden
Pastor, Fin! Baptist^ Church, Waihin§»on, D. C,
•-. MUSIC- OCiAN CITT TAiiRNACLi CHORUS
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE
FOR THE MORNING SERVICES
family, Horace Werner, Superlntcn.
dent,
FIRST
/'M. Silnae|i week day
1 from a 10 ll:3o a, in. In Church Hall,
CUSTOM MADi
ORNAMENTAL
IRON
Mode in our
Own Plant
In Marmora
Galvanized CORNER
COLUMN «H«T 32,50
Painted CORNER
COLUMN. ««T 28,50
Galvanized FLAT
COLUMN/•MIT 24,00
Painted FLAT
COLUMN.,>.T 21.00
AVAILABLE IN ANY L1N6TH
ON SHORT NOTICE
H, C. AJVIOS
ORNAMENTAL
IRON WORKS
417 34th St. Phone 3180
DIRECTORS
IN TIME OF .TtOUIU — WE
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CHAMIER OF COMMERCE -VFW
KIWANiS •- AMERICAN LEGION
EOTABY • ARTISANS J
Home Buyers
More Selective
Getting New Models;
Not Pro-War Type
The prasppcUce humc buyer U be
comhiE more selective and hiore
sophisticated.
This sharpening of public tastcj
in houslnt; design and constntctlon,
occording to David Slipher, chaW
man of the Research Institute of the
National Association of Home Builders,
la one uf the majof .ractors in
the slKnllicant progre-,* that has
been made In residential housing
since the end of World War IE.
Slipher noted that after World
WST A buuttn mrt aMapttal
wtet/tit< urtfteedtfltid• diffljBW^3 itj.,.
rlew iioriiefi mi, U was Uie CMS JtWt
lutomobBes, mkW M B*|Pii
houses vmn wumiil"8?er ,ftt*B|j'(;
W pre-war mwlels. , • •. • v''.'Wyisa
«M Ih'e Hail to iaWt-'-&&gmi
tmM, uiiy Mind t mtrmamti
tor any ftouii thty eouW '.pradliN,?^
iltpher UU. fToday, Jutt any .*4ta*.'«
won't- do. BuUden mult pmMf*^
aoid houses or they find thenutfye*
without fcuitomeri." ; ,u
BUY WHERE YOU SEE THIS SEAt
YOU ARE ASSURED
QUALITY MERCHANDISE - FAIR PRICES
SERVICE AFTER THE SALE
JtTLANTIG'GIT.t
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ThU Sundey Morning^
Guest Speaker: ,£
Dr. Won fT
Mobre
District Superintendent,,
„ of'Mie
Philadelphia Conftrencf^
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