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Which Thoy
1 En Route
Cit ••* three wandtrers,
.. Wai clos. Marvin Lueki-
Robert Donnelly, have ar-
Jo hoa Anceleg after three
of adventure and stoat-
They left the r#sort on
. mton having had four
•ecldents, two in one day,
. tnsnl punctures. They h»d
fc# a new radiator for (heir
at Jlort Wayne, Ind, nnd they
* arrested in JuarM, Meilr"
fB Uiey did not say why.
„ aatire trip took them over
luijeg of highway. The niost
covered In a day was about
Biles,
.. the Interesting sight*
took in were Jollpi Prison
fwlfl'a packing and ulaugh
•J
Picturesque Old South **• ** J
,, ?,, , , —• tendent of the Ocean C
Mieta TdWon. l!w ! 1(l< " l ? s f nd lloon °t many poH brld * re since lls co
itaMtv In \ ^ T fS 1 "!? 1 *" 1 '; bams=you still find d '«,,\ i^i IIIJ.B,,,., — Thanksgiv-
• • ine "*pay—will be a good
time for the majority of us who
a^e not facing actual want, "to
coun! our blessings."
You might, for instance, re-
new acquaintance with your wife
and childern. No doubt you'll
find them eharmini and Inte^est-
nt people.
One receives in porportion as
trie gives. Supposing for one
| day, at least, you talk football
[ with your son: help your firnal]
j daughter mend a brokin doll;
; Dotter nround the kitchen, do-
1 ing odd jobR for your wife.
I Flatter her a bit.
i This gcfiture of frlendlinegs
from the erstwhile preoccupied
and harassed breadwinner will
be promptly reciprocated.
On this Thanksgivitig Day-
Count yer many blessings,
Name them, one by one.
County yer rnnay bltMingi,
, iee what God has done!"
And remember to be "proud
yt ain't a hairjlp."
[Pertonal Property of
Mn. Conon $41,380.28
TJit personal property of Amar.
[ antha B, Corson, of Marmora, who
i died recently, amounts to $41.-
i 880JJ8, according to an appraisal
IU«d in rt» lurrogate'l ofnee thii
we«k. Thii does not include real
wiiii-h closes this afternoon.
Worllng Wednesday afternoon,
|a thronK not only
sort but for
Mrs. Dorothy Tower
Dies fa Mi^ Fla>
ony from the re-
miles around com-
fortuity filled the high school
nudltor'lutn. where they heard
Mrs. Pauline L. Rohrs, under
whose magic spell household
work is nude a pleasure.
The attendance revealei that
the cooking sehool la even man
popular this year, judging by the
attention paid Mrs. Rohra and
noteR taken by the women who
attended.
They marveled at h*r almost
magieian-like ability as she pro.
dueed toothsome delicacies from
commonplace materials,
Tn addition to her cooking les-
sons, Mrs, Rohrs at each session
gave Ja tajft and demonstration of
household appliances,
Numerous priMs of foods nre-
partrt by Mrs, IJohri, «g well as
anplianees, wer« awarded. The
winners on Wednesday were Mrs,
James W, MeBrlde.' baked steak
and stuffed sweet potatoes! Mrs,
Helen Booth, two-layered pie;
Mrfi,*Tlenry W, Nltse, erenMrry
Haufe diih; MM, F, Loper and
Mrs, T, Walter Wilkinson, «le«.
trie toasters; Miss Amy Vosi,
mf-asurinif bowls; Mrs, C, Rotai
and Mra, Charles _ itrickner,
Mrs.
I we»k
*Ipf(lpfi Hi WUIuun H.
Services for Mrs, Dorothy II,
Tower, 20, organist of the Tower
theatre, Miami, who died Friday
after a short illness, were held
there Monday,
Mrs, Tower was a native of
Ocean City and a former resident
of Philadelphia. Her husband,
Melvln L. Tower, three children,
M, L,, Jr., Gloria and an infant
daughter, survive.
The body will be held in a re-
ceiving vault in Miami until fur-
ther arrangements are made, ,
'Abraham Lincoln" Film
Secured for C, C. Nifihti
"Abraham Lincoln" has been
secured by the management of
Doughty's Theatre as the feature
picture to be shown on Chamber
of Commerce nights. The datoF
have been set for December 8, F
and 10,
A special matinee will be held
for school children on Monday,
December !, it Is nnnouneed, and
•ohool will he dismissed slight!)
earlier than usual to permit at
The Ocean City High School
football team, with an enviable
record established thus fur this
seasoii, will play a post seaso.1
pine for charity here Dec, 0,
with the Gloucester City High
School team, which has won every
game of its schedule this year
and is in line for the South Jer-
sey Class B, championship.
Announcement that Gloucester
has agreed to play was made yes-
terday. Aside from the team's
expenses while here, every cent of
the "gate" will bo extended for
charitable purposes, according to
Albert C. Shuek^ superintendent
of schools; Hay Fite, athletic di-
rector, and Hay B. Dean, secre-
tary of the chamber of commerce,
Record Crowd Expected
It is expected that this game
will attract one of the I
crowds that have ever seen
ball played in Ocean City,
The Gloucester players will ar-
rive Friday evening, Doc. 5, and
vill he given a royal welcome,
¥ith the Ocean City team they
ylll be guests of honor at the
Doughty theatre, Friday night.
Robert Radford, member of the
school board, paid high tribute to
:he local team, in discussing 'be
post seasoii game with the cham-
ber of commerce, Tuesday night.
Thanked By Chamber
1 think it's grand that the
boys are willing to do this," he
said, "They havt. sad a strenu-
JUS season. But thev are per-
fectly willing to do their share.
( am sorry the game can't be on
Thanksgiving day, but the team
under heavy expense and needs
every dollar coming to it from
"a Thanksgiving game,"
President Bevill asked him to
convey to team members the
thanks of the chamber.
0-
CHARITY DONATIONS
TO BE TAKEN AT DOOR
The Women's Symphony
Orchestra Concert at the
Ocean City High School to-
night is absolataly free to
the public, but (donations ttr
charity will be laken «t the
door. No one is requi^dto
give to this fund, but all able
to do so are invited to con-
tribute. The entire proceeds
will be used in Ocean City,
The board of education will
distribute the money and will
endeavor to clothe the poor
children who are unable to
attend school for lack of
warm things to wear. It is
reported that there are a
large number of such unfor-
tunate eases this year.
Everyone is urged to at«
tend the concert, however,
whether he donates anything
nut.
Ocean City is to enjoy ^ne o
the finest mimical treatH in its his
tory, tit the high school auditorium
tonight (Friday) when the Wo
men's Symphony Orchestra, o
Phlliidelphiii, will appear in con
cert, under the direction of J, W
P, Leman, who directed Leman'
Little Symphony Orchestra on the
Ocean City Music Tier during the
summer.
The concert, which will begin
at 8:IS, is sponsored by the Board
of Education, and is entirely" free
of charge. Anyone may attend.
I There are over 70 members i
| (Contlniipil oil Page Three)
By OBYJINGO
What a game it should be!
When PieagantvHle and Ocean Cits
meet In their annual classic hen
on Thanksgiving morning. We
see the scholastic grid •xperte
give PleiuanMlle an edge foi
thii game, That'i all right withi
-no, as it will be more cause for
ijoielng if the maroon and white
.re victorious. My opinion is
that Pleaiantvilla Ii in for a sur-
•ise—an unpleasant surprise,
Despfte what the experts say,
despite the comparative scoring
feeordi which can be juggled to
ihow the visitors to be the strong-
est—on paper—Pleaaantville will
•nter the game under a handicap,
whether the players admit it or
lot.
Only IS Points in Four Yaara
In the pait four years Plejm-
antville has seared but 13 points
BEainot Ocean City and has failed
';o win a'single game, though it
led the maroon and white, (Mi, in
.928, Past performances do not
vln games, but My what you
ilease, when one team has the
dd Indian sign on the other, it's
. tough jrn« to break, and Ocean
;ity certainly seems to have the
"Ville number.
Back in 1926, when Pleasant.
rfUe and Ocean City reiumed
ithletic relations, Pleasantville
jrriTed. with a wonderful team
and a lecord not only of ajx
•Indght wini, but no U*m
ittMtd ita goal HM. Oomn
' i* .MnaedMt »*efcane»
(Continued an Piiga Threej
Gen. Stotesbury
Speaks in Resort
He Urges Local People to
Write Congressmen
For World Court
America's relation to the, world
court and the necessary steps for
adherence were related last night
'Thursday) before a fairly large
jrpup of resort residents at the
music pier, by General' Louis D,
Stotesbury, of New York, It was
urged that those who favor ad-
herence write or wire Congress-
man Raoharach and the senate
delegation so they may know how
their constituents .feel,
America hna always favored
peaceful gettlement of inter-
national disputes, said General
Stotesbury, who reviewed history
sijee the revolution, showing the
large number of times this nation
has settled disputes by arbitra-
tion.
earlie
tendance.
This Is said
lease of the
I prices.
and Mrs, Charlts ii
S»1BIIS jnnde fay Mrs, Rohrg.
Thurpday winners' w«rt; Mrs,
B. B. Qoetf, special dinner; Mrs,
F. M. By*, cakei MM. 0, F,
Kretschmar, ice entm; D. I.
Stockton, electric tauten Flor-
VTli rltogr iron; Mmr-
Stockton, electric tauten Flor
•net VoewTlin, cnrltogr iron; Mmr-
I V flt tot Mr* LoW»
Retort Sorority Initiates
GiU Wd
oewTlin,
fl«rt,
iron;
Mr*
to be the flr.it re
film at popula<
Retort S y
Ventnor GirU, W e i
Miss Betty Coirms and Mlsi
Frances Whaley, of Ventnor, wen
initiated into 'Alpha chapter o!
Pi Ipillon T«u sorority, Wednes
d»y nlf ht. The eha^r Bit at the
h£ of MIH Myrtle OehKbtager
Old Man Gloom
To Be Blown Up
Christmas Eve
Funniest Funeral Ever b
Promised—Aabury vr, to
Have Lighted Tran
AFTER YULE TRADE
Ocean City on Christmas W« would
who would i
bulldhig in
we don't WIL
loealttiea, or
tricts.
Clt» 1 ,
have uninir.
years, ifl the
Ua tp inakfi -M
toping- We .
spend »ny
to r«H«*s u
would not be
now. ' '•',
«We aU know'
year will be
That'i ptaf «
groand, and w*<
we get ready 14
ordinance, there
night wfce,««y
and tiMjr Me '
want it p
the Atlantic City Wleotric Cnm-
pany nnd oftefs will oiler valu-
able prlies. fo^r In rBsUane* dis-
trict* and four tn the busineap
district, for the, best outdooi
llfrhtlng efftcts,
Mr. Dean Is plannlnE to ndver.
rise Ocean Olty eKtenBlvely ns tf
iaeal Chrlstmnii flhopping eent»r,
'hrouBhout the nffshorfl districts,
f Ity H«nil fn Ptay
The two nirtts before Chriiit-
mas the city band will pinv on
Asbury nv., and there will te
other entertnlnmeBt, elimaied by
Olonm'a sudden demlne
l Acting upon
on of
OtiB M, Tnwnsnncl nt the Pnnm-
her of Commerne meBtlnft, TIIPB-
day. President J B, BPVIII nrom-
Isied to try tn taw tlie shriih-
the new parkway niuminat>fl
> Mareate's, and Rnnert Had-
ford, of Ihe school honrd, will trv
to have tb* shruhs on the hleV
;hool groiinrtR also illuminntflii
Scully and Son Low
Bidder on New Church
Too L*>
M
Couple d
Dec 1.
genial
tlculora,
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luldrv
a. r>.,
BUngi
at
All
feet
Led
ii.il-
ilow—No em
Klrsnur,
^oveiilenei
Write
ger, Oaui
tf-e. %
The lx*pt buy. tlw
value for your
chifck.' ifl a new or,
Olir IOWt-.it pHc^fl).
Ford FlimtiCe pl»
nii thod «r owning
Kuril,
Clly.
no
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