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•i ' PAGE 6 -~ -§7 Townsend•;'•;• •."".•••'•''•' ; J ' " : ".CpnHiiiMit -finMn. pag*. - Barnes also noted (JIB! the Senfincl- Ledjter eoqld say "a lot o[ Damps would be eanslderedâli these which mate any sense whatsoever," ;' V- Bry Loon H^StfiiKk. i»wly- »IJ. Hw totmly, «ld Hint .11 mmf candidate. M H» p«IHm win bo •Inn ill* comlJersHon. Towttend among them.', ( '.-'-. : . : ''We vUl not aeeept anybody oil flrst fwominoiKJntlon.'f fchuck de- just He mill Ihnj ho had high personal rnrd for Townseiiil bui tiiat nt this ,., nf he wasn't the Board's choice , in •.•art (he; Board: hna. mnde" nt choice and would take plenty of time before doing so... . • ' : In fart, It appeared highly unUke- Iy that the Republican'caucus, which Mil get. underway nt 3 p, m.- today at Oipo May e&urt House will ulek anybody for. Lew's unexpii term. Not tomorrow. ••Down county." the diffieujry stems, apolitical doprafers insist, "from the fact 'that while 'Smith Is County Republican chairman he is by no means the abso. luto-bass. What he 4-iys doesn't ne. •"" ' -hi âp|»n to agnw with hl ness, the Mayer doesn't 10 bo.polltiefll sap We Have Added To Our Menu .. . » Broiled Fish • Broiled Lobster Tails • Baked Potatoes I NOW OPEN DAILY ] WO Asbury ivtnuf • EXjwtf ?-|34fl MunwMIs, Townnjm), a retired Ocean City fireman, whs now Is ' part-tlmo aiMtlafe of the Godfre/fmlHl Funeral -Home, and al.o a •aleiman fcr cemetery nunuftiMfi, I» left neatly in Hie middle All ho tan do U trait,. MaM» urns limi to drill SM fits nad-and Hw j#b. While a City worHer 'here he myi president of. the drain' Qiy Km. . ployees Association. He has- been .,,„„,„• of Si: John 1 * iLutheran Church for 1? years. He Is Inarrtet and has two jsons ;uid a SEcp=da'ueii, ler, J . * • '" '• THE OCEAN CITY Junto? Collf ge ibidAM qiftdAMUB Rliure Bmiluni of, Ocenn Qly Hijrtl Sfhoor seeMnjj to add lo thel] mvondiiiy school education liyjiStebil- Tbwnsend s the Redular Rcput Ing co||i mead! iiisi T luch.- ;:•',. • ' ,'iilttiuii One Ihliit «WW be salU. vith rcasellable, certainty—sooner or lalef.p'^'fl . tliere iriil be. a fifth.Inwhsldfr ap. 1 .»" I poimed. It nyiy^.be Tbmisetidi' if [Syii 'may IK Dcnnr 11-nia.v be Simpson, 'ûW Or If these^nanies dyii'l gausry.the ( ^ yr iwinesw j sAniu ii' li|th» bi: •err has J he-(alilr"T(iBf 'c Niit-! should- jay i, ISiinint nuyor.. ruMw ,,,„• Wwklv i 1 Ita my. It ninniiia nf the Hllmini; nlRh!,. i,l(,3 (j^, -p'fji-j; jliij >r jSiiiith i'of ccutMiHsis ihal Hie firal ICliuk' Cntsiiy, •«ns uf the iimvyWU-.wili is?.'.'ind.vtl Qiiikvd lor lup business eeiwrailji. ' . ! South,! f. ivnsoti. hv'said. ihW w I tlwliiui ouid mptiid . ivery effpn' io I July, e itieU liiiwmWy.'nnd to drive ' (ctury . •, wnwiiiRe • if K is ,o es-i JuiinM reader, let him. make his ' Au,Wnioei ' a ;sucyessfu! suiiuiief sea: i Hutiirfcu,. Irani th [ion. -'= =._•... . •'- . • i it/by his . viilrtl. rtii, thp juiiiur W-houl. )[,,, .in HU, Mpitinf' '^L l^fSBNTINO f VERY FRIDAY NITE: BILL GUILEN AND His ROCK-A-BILLIES PAINT STORE O«ioh City .Dirt th.it r UfcE HARV ATLANTIC CITY «FISHER ELECTRIC COMPANY v ; . . , - • • • • » . . . • • . . • • • • ' • • . . . • ' « . • • ' ; • ' , • • ' ' • » J > ' » • r . , . ' • " ' ' . • • , ' , IlMtrU IMiiHaf 1. «• CI.O. «d Jan. At Yaar J^flrle ll,M lulbt - O j f • THgÔCIAW CITV JINTlNECLlPf 1R Seashore House Children Are Entertained At Holiday Tea [mun Kimtile h«l Mra, Harvey Vi dmt" were Invited to pour at !p and ".I .. Ajj thv children pnftiei p>vsnun whl^h tad t m&nths of pi%^siraiion, on rn.i h« inte k'audlturjuin, proicram wiu a.. I _ by Den I, Cub Seeutg -.je, which ••»b« followed hy-selections by the rhythBrbajid ~-•••—•• uf 30 younjniters, '.'. . A Rroup of ^ris, let)...by Mrs, Richard. Bennett and accompanied On • the piano by lyiLas Hekfl Der. '. sang seyortl Cruistmas songs begiflnlng with '.'A yntet to Santa Qaus,'-. "rtie prelim t^ncluded ivtth s hueurinil musical version of.the "QirU-liniis' Story." Mrs; Bennett, who directed the play, had helped the children .design and make* the. Miiinn!, animals and costtunes de- Ictirtl the NstiyiB'. fieerie, , • An esihiijit of handwork,' d^ve. oy: the chUdrai. *as.un(lor the Bunor. '.A general r j of all mem | to the diildiwi'g pr^RinE^ At that e Mra Hwopd Kirlanan, chair man ef Uie annual luneheon and hion shmv to fep held Joftuary 12 ions of reU 3t tho Dennis £fotel, reported -cm the progress of he? caijiml *he MURPHY'^ •(Sffiere You Always find "HrtJf QUALiTY MERCHANiySE" NsSaNfldtr No Irregulars! \ MEN'S REGULAR $198 SPORT SHIRTS Seas/jore House Aides vitatiohg have berai malM. tor the annual . luncheon and fashion 1 "'—v, siJoriaore^ by th« AuriUaiy-or Qilldren's Seaihbps House, (or thd benefit of the qceupational tha^ dcpaMnimt of the House, This year's »dn ; went wp'• bo held In _—.-OBI Hall it the Hotrt Dennis Thuniday,^Bfluaiy 12, at U:S0;p.m'. TTie KeidiMiraft Shop wili feature w silhouettes Hi cruife'weafand preview • of: sprtni fiishlsns ifom i4iBg deslpwrs'-. of the counrjy,. Mni, Weodori. Kendall, ehalniian rescrviiEioiE,, ha^ advised everye to mato. earls;. reservaHoiB as i tables will b* astignei la the Know Your _ Policeman PtJ, MorHs Ptl %rnard W. Morris, Jr., who at. endej-Oaig-sneM yeaw in the ,i army "and tour ID the National.Ouard .before joining j the force In Februniy 1^5», He is married to the fohiier'Joan Marie Morrig: of Three women wero 'imriBBîm^tîfUi my dears, we',must )«ep It aiiia&AsW ' "VMcret, Wmi'B'suifiipmeiMi/l'iii, eathe a, woM to nnybwly "ii6oiii(J¥tf ii TO "(to only pen -;siiO5SSS •'• Said the'second! '••Wo'-Woft'iiv'JfiUm: word, my dear, y la^Mi'Uiat-SiBaMffl Mm m m*,: 8. told n^vJ'mjdatîp» my cousin, ive must.Itertstms> ofc-?rf •Mu«e^.Jo^r«elvei! 1 (jB,v(S-rtW*i-ga;i iKnOJtvlUe, Md, ITlr • Menises have, ho rtuldren and live at 4M'West av,' "'• Ptl, Michael Me, rarland was bom in ; Atglen,^-Pa, .'and tioved here in IM In.tlnie to b«omi> «n oam student. He Joined the Jorce 'n March : dme, VWien Mrs. B, i
S^^^ I'l, k . : : •.•••: n«rw.wr«înBv"but—Sat*a tha*. wishes, of .the ,public taking the rank and-file of voters into con- to"ride across, it, 1 - , % e^Hafloh.' . . , He need forj-epairito tho rtnic- r- -" /Granting' that Jn so doing the officials con- rnordoubt that investigating how corned meant no harm, the fact still remains merchants felt about its abrupt that neither city nor county government is id-have paid oft for the Commie-. tjui private property of the ofheials who run better 1 public relations, and for tho • things 'As an eventuality -officials who ignore 'fin'a somewhat grfcater volUmfe'of the'people find themselves on the outside of tmas sales. • • ,. . % ' City Hall, the County, buildings, • the State _s'Uie announcement of the resigna- House or, for that"matter, the White Hou&e. ^Freeholders' Director Lawrence iM. T * *" '""'" "" """ ~ m ~ 1 ~ i *" *•" •-*" "•• r-JMayorSrnith,., pointing out that the Alders'need a financial man in the post, " "sly -advanced the nifto of Banker '.Hires to fill the positron and, of "'run ,for reelection next year. Mr. ed him down.' , _ _ w^SInce^.the selection of it candidate ..has. defeat Xhe public moves slowly but it ..,.,.„ " 1 couilc- opera overtones' All kinds of irrevocably as our last trio of defeated City . ..^hav^been mentioned for thc-position-commissioners foundyout too late, ilonly ia'few nave seemed receptive to the Consulting the public pays off at'the ia&Ttmtplain fact -is that the Mayor has polls and in better municipal, state, county or Siiliard-pressiKl to come up with an ade- national government. se or, for tat mtter, te e It is feasy for any oflidal to fall into tho "big brother toiows best"-trap—but it is fatal. In both these cases the oftcials concerned had the best interest of the people at heart,— but they made the mistake of not seeking advice from those theyâre supposed to serve. In the long run this brings about political T b ll bt t The Bible Ana Dailv Ufe " ' EqUALtflHA FOR """ ' v mer, president of the JalmcrtllieWolct: fined tothose, \>i any ow we* or last week we carried a story mentioning. religion. On the wntwiry^£ mW—folnjy that Jack Dean of tho Ocean CiW y/as to be tapped for freeholder, ft ' equal] Ume or space or something, jf it feel any better we will suggest that possibility for' freeholder. But (his' brio pretty pass'. Suppose all the rest of automobile dealers ^want equal space as for freeholder? We will soon ,be reduced milch mart! than'printing lists of names' W# along with Mr. palmer out irom here on candidates .are on their own unless, of actually run for'public ofllce.' ccator worship, ,tho notion of the practice of bmyintf with t&. dead food and uw utensils ol this earthy fafiO fORUM AND AG'IN 'EM But with Chris*, life after; d«lh has hnit_ occur in this tonii not ynly at Christmastime but throughout the yftlr that continually ixnmnce me that I moved my I imliy into >x community of wondifful people. Irwln F Meg-irj,re 19 Lincoln pi is wltnt: a fellow when' success, turn.-* his head. Then NEW SVWTCHBOAKD—George AJ. JllltotiL the attention of this department the newt UuTifl new telephone switchboard has been uistoiMi.1 HaU, and that it is the pride and JoyTnfcl efficient cadre of operator* who "man" 'jtfil Operator Beclry Collins, he says, is particul With it. Just think. A switchover to dial promised for mid-1961. It won't be lontf Ocean City can bo equally proud of iti*fl CITY HALL INSULT—The newspap»H who regularly cover City Hall are furuMu • unintended slight. Indeed, Mayor Smith, > " to mako the press happy when he orde directory board. In the foyer of the changed to indicate that tho public n was also tho press room for tho use of 1, line on the board now reads, "Public . soil on (he sea uf Press " Tlie super-sensitive reporters, ha it should be altered to read Press i _ tions." The Mayor has the change under* tlon. -jiji THE OCEAN SCITTIS^-YAu've read „ and Mrs Ocean Scitti who are going to i_ weekend here in the Spring on the invihtiaXM Mayor. Now it seems that Mr. Ocean ScUdf brother named "Pacific" and a Pacific coMt'i has invited him to be its guest. The reasons names? Ocean and Padflflc Scitti's father 1 sons to do big things and therefore after oceans IPs a fact. STRICTLY FRESH Anyone with four kfds will agreo Uutt a f«v fwnings at Home nuiites working.-a pleasure. Some £al matrimony only after the suitor has made 1 a raft of t0 sWcs year. Now is an to watch nature's- doings tho beginning of the " " at such h » fhe sun-began to make its -lys Tiave,l(egun to get longer. June,' each day niUl be a^lStle will'Shitte a ifttlSftonger and arth. But •up process And in the Fall the an tingle that It stays „.. „ „ ,„„,. longer—winch Is the origin of the harvest moon In Spring the full moon at the equinox usually causes ah abnormally high tide. Winter will last until March and then give way, to Spring. On the day of the change the length of day-, ana night will be eqUaL Thereafter" tho days ,*wiil be longer and Wngcr until late June.' But now we are facing the coldest time of year. The wind gusts which hit yon in the face probably came down from Canada. They move about 20 or thirty miles an hour and after which .comes clear, wjndy, cold weather! . _,. pushing these cold air masses further, north These warm fronts Garden State TREiTON — New Jersey's liBth I^gislaOlre will convene it noon next TVesday in a jpy .tiniAsphen 1 with plans to surmount Ihe usu,il l r E*il bickering whit h Ifatured £u- 'bermtoria] and Iesislative election Jtars 'to the -pnst. Agîhi the General Azsemhly will be In control of the> Democrats by a score of M to 25 The Stall- Scn- ftte w-Ul bv dominated by the Ke- publlcans by .i close score of U to 10 llus Mnie IegKlative makeup fesiturixl the 1S60 session winch na., Iteen termrd by Governor Robert B Meyner as • Un, best of my dd- minuttralion." Senator TJiomai J Hillery Moms, will be elected PTKldent of th- Sniate. and Senator Waller II Jon-s, mn BeiKHi, will brcome JM,Tjonty Floor '"Ckr- Le»dei- Smator Joseph W. aook the cart of . entered Hip Ocean dry Auto supply Co one mew and tha mnu^njr-^^. i _.-- offices of the New Jersey Gas Com- gBBMnl fseâgD plant and nystem. pany two nights later. S^'-t.C'J-i Tj!i> ' ' Police Chief William H. Smith. Jr. praised resort motorists for ; C thecenter- , —... was started at SL .-pt-roide* (he direction ol -1 GiffhM, aroerfntaKieiit of Ytor holiday itjeOAl over the New doita and brought traffic to a stand- fitiUfbr an entire ; evening. TWEntiT YBARS AGO The Venerable Hubert ben, archdeacon of tHe Dloc(se of New Jersey luTime prl(St-In-rhari!B until Bnter nt Holy Trinity Church- Caniden. will aÔn perform tlie duties of Democratic floor Whip Hrn- iy II P.iHenon, of Asbury P^rli, wrlll br suorn jn ,ls Secretary of tlie Smatt^ In the Geoeral Assembly. Assem- blyman LcR^y J D'AIola. Esgrx will be ejttttd SptaKer of the House' lie wtU be iissistetl by As *iemlilVH.TjnLin AlildreU Bony lluiîes, of Union. Assemblyman Riyniond W Boi%ldcy Himttrdon, will becume Minority leader and Mil be assisted hy A^sembljHWn' Ilirbert IL Tate E«sev Gournor Hobcrt B Meyner Mill deliver his seventh annual mt-yiage to tlie Legislature hi Joint session in Ihe Assembly at 2 pm JJc Is cxiieeted to make a plea to the Liu makers to abandon partisan poll- ties tills yrar, pln-pomt problems iTHifrontine; the State, and dironide athlevemenls of his seMrn years In office. TîdlUonil eiTemonlcB nill feature next Tuesday s opening session ontl giHenrs of both the Senate .ml Asstmlilj- will be croa-ded by nlttiirt friends and ftell-wtshert Main, of the lawmakers wfll n«ir ionniii attire. Including (op hah, and desks are expected to be cov- ered hy flDMerj sent by Minds back home. m FEDERAL PLUMS - PrcsldBn- eli-ct John F Kennedy will not pour i\ slrcom of jobs Inti) N(w JeKey there --was. the fwme-*fck who wulkcd Into a restaur- ant and ordered two fggs fried black on the edgies,. 1 burnt toast- tind a cold cup of coffee. fol New Jersey Democrats out of 50,000 civilian positions because rnost aie now protected bv civil servlte Included in tho protected position? are tfar numcTOUs postmasters In tho State The 51S.000 position of V A At-. enliurnrr. ot LMen Ivlll b> nvajl- flble to Democmts on Washington's Birthitiy Fehniirj' 22 Wlien a Dem- ocrat Is named to the position, he. In turn, wfll mmB at Ujist flw a_t. slsiants with salaries ranglnE from J10JOO HANGOVER CUBE — Canadian phy come up with a new cure for hangover, unfortunately, for New Year's morning, non-habit forming prescription is supposed I wonders for the morning-after jitters and I When this tremendous boon to mankind—n greatest triumph since Salk invented the *«» will reach Ocean City is not known Lettt MS soon, ^^ 1 * • * COMMUNIST CHRISTMAS TREE?—Waim! the office of Commissioner D. Allen Stretch wtT by the fact, that his attractive artificial VT topped by a red star. It seems highly un • Commissioner. Stnefcrt~r his secretary "" KbgerS, have gone' communtt. Somobc..., _„. naive It's too Bad that symbols, once innoaSf ruined by association OrTee upon a time the nn was considered a good luck emblem until 'A Hitler took it over and "turned it into the'l cross of infamy. enpire. The new Democratic; appoin- tee, will receive $13,S) yeaiiy. Eight assistants in.be appoint^ by Job's successor will receive $5,355 each A chief deputy will receiyft 17^60. Siva othtrr- deputies will . njfio be namtyi to fill varancies In • offict-^ at Oimdm and Trenton. Other vacancies will occur In the Treasury Department's U. S, Sav. ta£s Bond Division: Federal Ai-ii- •Silture" Department nna fh« Fcd- ei-at Mediation anij Cbnclliatiun Serv- ice. The Selective Service System will very likely receive new officials under the changeHjver. of this department 'that new uniforms folr : „ school band will be conservative. She scoffs lig idea that they will be startling or radically difo This Department, which favored Somothing'dift and attention-compelling, bows to the WisfomV Board of Education and will accept the ne ' uniforms. We suppose conservatism has its 1 the world. BARNES PHOTO — Readers havai whether the photo of Joseph A. Barnes i this newspaper last week was his first " hi* • i Axd John Olson, 1 lrgucf£avpn a kidnap charge in' oi.the state-alleged he'attempt-, Bayard L. England, iweadent of Die AOanllc aty Electric OJ , warn- that anotlicr World W.ir was almost Inevitable. Plans were belria made for 11 stnto survey to determine th« feaslablllty |-> apiiol Hill .. ttASHINGTOtt, D C - The most refreshing nciv* from the cnplLil these days Is the prediction of eomo experts that the economy will ex- pcrience a maJoT upttim tn Ihe nex* •Ix monthj. Picture. Mr. Barnes iflys definitely not. It vw| his high school yearbook. ' J -Kenneth M duties Landls assumed his l of the Central ncD M Lear wfls irwum in for tlie start of his 3rd term an Ctounty Freclwlder Vl f )ora ' J - Vo11 * WS 3 "Planted William IL Mtr.\an. "dean" of Ocean City photographers died o» a . ^ t G Harbatlgh rapped firi( P*° to-llm rtnnuaf Christmas light- Ing oonfest an* received a J30 casli . John fc.'Bos*eU, Crfpe May Comity assemblyman, was elected Rcpubll- can maiority lender of tho house. WEIOHT OF THE LAW When asked to explain why she did not halt whrfn a policeman ordered her tn do so, a iAom.ni told tvujghs'211) pounds J 'and I was ^fnlid it 1 stoptied runrtine rd fail mcr.' A tvobitsllne phnnnaccuUcal man ptadunir In Tokyo. Japnn. i-lalms Jio nwbr th(> world's oldesl Hortlo nf.- whisky, me "tjllier^ bought tho Ittuy ffl (Tba label reads IKS J- Hush Chaljin 'of tho Dly ot ficacf Public Ileallh passed his state i hoalir. ofOccr. J Uacduntoa somber of minor acci- IstniHon, or hurried by action taken by It But eome believe business will begin to pick up by Spring mfploynienl Is expeoted to continue lo be a probliro. Gold is H problem — me stability of the dollar Gov- 'nmient revenue Is to be down frum Bliat was expected- In other words, Ihe slaUstira from Fovemment drpartmenu have n^ biH!n optimisilc. And in the three months of the year the recession no nro now to i, e t d ,raclo American government. In nnalyilne the dollir drain. Is fhe fart that our products arr priced «lt of the market — (00 hleh for rrUlny for- eipierj. This has bcyu ouiscd hy Inflation, unchecked IniMttan In Ihe United States In the period niter World War II nnd tho Konan War, dcllbpr; The rise In prices has more the. arc getting I Siiys q. brisk upturn is *Jno jn tnul- ymr O. S flewt and World lie. nlana_,n ped area Thm. J, to te n HOLY TRINTTV SPIRE—It secrm to u» t Hector, Wardens and Vestry of Holy Trio pal Church are being a bit arbitrary in ; tower of the edifice cut off and a new «.. r without asking our permission beforehandM excuse that the presortf tower may fall don '•yje one. Of all the major churches on thai Holy Trinity has the most old-fashioned 'dm repairs should be undertaken only after;* • afion. What if tho tower did fall f J think the less of historic ruins f helo lem. continue to be a pôdnceir^nt pcrfcct? Thls^ techniqn«—deattTTJl all Of US yet UrtH1 ^ drnfj, forecasts which hiivr bem, Ecnerally speaking dbcouraglng. Un- pent on ttna to perk Ticklers fl&ltMS?!**"* w THE ( -t •VWVTCHTHIS./^ .. ThL, siness t B » | w» 1 e problem confronUns any pun on n better compcttuve toot- InB. compared wilh fore(En prodilc- «» And lt must attempt to ro- dute unemployment |n (ho Vnltaj SNlBi nnd Improve biislneKS nt tliat Is the effort vihUh win bf , -„ AVENUE MUSIC_—. ' .carols played throuEh~H~loTi6!salinc Byes unta'the tUlls." Woolen Joonetto ' Darby Stote* Tho tcsHM, Ecelesimtes 12. 1-1. Tho Epfetlo. Itoinons. 12: 1-5, The Gospf). Luko 2: d-S2. 11 o nv —- Nursery for smnlL children, aponsomd by 730 , p p C,% 7-30 qm. — Lutrf r League. uMby ' '' munion of.th* blood of ChristrTbo bread which we break, ls.lt not the communion or the body of OirlstT" Hb K Rw. Will tttvmtlMr, Puhv Sonifay 9-45 a. tn.—Suoday Scbool 11 a. m.^4dh]las IVorsltb>. ?;30 p. in.—Evening Sendee. hmd Compfe/e Beauty Service ELLIE'S BEAUTY SHOP tXporf 9L43M THOUT 9IS Asbury Av*. •LIANOK M. CLOSED MONDAY INN JOHN'S N BEAUTY _». AVI. PHONI IXpsit M1M tad Floor. Abon K»t»t'« A.MH an) JONN.MANNI CLOSED MONDAY Op«D TbaisdiV Bvenlno Pn* Psrklna H> w«t» Anna* BOULEVARD BEAUTY SHOP and SLENDERIZING SALON Complete Beauty Senr/c* 713 Batterm Ro«d oraiN may ttxf Pbon* EXport 9-2T70 fer Appotntfnanl ISABELLA'S, Hiwr Fomwrly of Nnr York, Part* and Htilfand- Exp*rH hi Frosting, BUichlng, Coloring and Natural Looking, Parmananr Wiving.' CtaMl Manlavs - OpMi W&*1 turn m Askny Av* IXswt MKt il's Beauty Shoppe Wast Avanu* EXport «-tM* HAI» STYLING PERMANENT WAVES a>03ED MONDAY 1T» firnt sbc rootlfhi of llio year 1X1 may provide Ihe answer to »1i u •ni> new Admlnlstratioa will, acann- P' K Cfangress eoes nrong. in the main, «i(h tho domouic pm- of ths nw President, nnd !(. " 2? to l BE UEVEAAE.ru TELL EM A THING . , . MISSES—Tho Slor'k to the demjtravelcr known, coming when and baby-bearing Wrd$ Hisdaln f «nu In the race fo^ lie Rtst Oco^n City 3/ I0in ««««l J/Jan William*, ol 223 Oa 5?.^?^ «? and »?n ftr Beach^PfiM Ca ' «* *S8 p. m t0 D0 tho obcrtouJfor DREW'S HAIRDRESSING COMPLiTB BEAUTY SIRVICI v by ANDREW and CLAIM ANBURY AVEtyUI wr .Sensons Garden Onh. y lffi m.-i4Sftcer Dressing Unit. g pi m.—fidelity Class. 8:15 »:m.\- Junior Mothers' League. W.fmfy 2 p. rn.^ûniOT Choir rehearsal. y , 4pm —Religious Instructions for grades one tnrough sbc, • "I p, m.—Religious ustrnctions for grades seven through nine. 8pm —Holy Name Society. Wadnwtay • ' 7 p' m —Religious (nstrnetlons tot gradr? 10 through 12. ' ' 4 m * BRTHANV MBTM0OI5T Shut* rd. and BrtaWsn av.. Satntn Paihr Rav. Jamas RaMnsoq, pastar Taday (Thvnday) I p. m,—Caneer Dressing. Unit.—' C-30 p. m,—Juiiloi' School. II a. in,—Afornlng* Worship 7 30 p. m —EiMiinK Servlee. 8 30 p. m.—Senior Choir rehenrsat ST. JOSEPH'S R. C CHURCH . Sfcan rd. •nd Harbor Is., Semtn pr. R*v. John G. Flwuaan, puter. Skara rd. Rw Rabart E Olwn Ttday (Thmaay) n 8 p. m,—Church Council. day School Bibldiiu 13ft B LINWOO0 COMMUNITY •'•- Snarr nf., Llnwwd . „ ••- Urn. William ConoMr, pastor < V q. in.—Mass. •turrf»v ' , i .', 4:15 to 5 30- and 7 15 to #-.10 n m. J (Friday) 1 ilu.il r II ih. 9 45 a.' m.—Church- School. 11 n m—MornlnK Worship. 6 15 p, m3—Jet CadWs. 8pm —£Jven(ng Service, f * adflasday , '• / ' P. Mj—Payer rneetuie., ^ ' T. 11 -t.lllin.1l •'•JsiOl -Pii>yW meeting; 7 8:30 p. m.-OfOeial Doard. * • * GRACE LirrHiRAN Sftan nf. and Dim av., Somats M. Itav. Chaita Rlnck Jr, pastor T«Uy (Thonday) 3:30 p. m.^Ci^wiiIe Troop 34. 7:30 'p, ni^-Choir rchearsfti, Sahmtey 10:15 a. m.—Bfisketbnll pmcticc. Sund.y 9:30 and 11 a. m.—Momlng Wor- ship. 9:30 a. m 1 .—Church School 6:15 p. m.—CatKhctlcal Class, 7 30 p m.—Luther League. TuMdiy 3 30 p in —Girl Scout Troop 43. FIRST BAPTIST' i ', stwr* nt, Smwl Point-, Rw. Antaq Fama, pattor Sunday , -', • -9-30 n, m—Church Schpol. U «. *i.—MomlnB 8 30 p. m —B ¥ F 7 30 p, tn.—livening Sendees ^ MtadnHday , ' - 8 p. mv—Prayer meeting.- ' WE Godfrey-Smith Funeral Home HERBERT I. ÔPFREY, Mgr - -^ . _"^"5 Esta1»lW(d IflOO BO9 Central Avenup Pledging lor the future, at In the patt. Him finest and molt ,dtgrllied funeral MTVI». IN TIME 01 s ; TROUBLE WE ARE AS NEAR AS YOUR. PHONI EXport M077 Successors, to 1 Ocean.'Ctty'a Pint Funeral Director A \ OIL BURNER INSURANCE Complete Covarag* of Vour Oil Burner for Just a P*w PcMniM a Da> lOCAl 24-HOUR SERVICE FACTORY TRAINED SERVICEMEN fM tnfofmatton on tOW COST PLAN Cell EXport-MMSO 10UISJACCAB1N0 FUEL OIL LUMBINO . HEATINO l Mto N HATINO Motor* D*lea-HMi «1t WEST AVENUE Tell Me . . . Mr. Wimberg to our fW«ndi to ~ d»«hen naad iriM OuMriori: How can we be sure that funeral arrange- 1 ments are 'In good taste* My Animwr^Bely on yonr clergyman; to start with. Sec- ond, on vour funeral director. Above all, don't be : emttidnally swayed to spend morq money than you can afford. "Our service, for example, is essentially tfie same'no matter what tho" cost of the funeral. 1 Unnecessary expense fs almost always an indica- -rioniof questionable taat^. We'nAver,recommend such expenditures. -• Chester Jj Wimberg " , v
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