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Vol. LXXV, No. 19

R e s i g n s A s C l u b

M u s i c C h a i r m a n

OCEAN GROVE, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1949

T h e annual report yesterday of the M u sica l departm ent o f the Ocean G rove W om an’s club reveal­ed the resignation o f M rs . M a y

V in cen t W h itn ey Thom pson ,.round­in g out ten years o f service as chairm an o f th is departm ent and director o f the C h o ra l Group. Gen­eral regret was expressed at M rs. Thom pson's resignation, but she insisted th a t thfe end o f a decade was a good stopping point, g iv in g someone else the o pportunity o f leadership.

D u rin g her chairm anship M rs . T h om pson organized a C h o ra l G roup w hich has now celebrated its fifth year. In the m usical events o f

M E M O R I A L C R O S S

M rs. A n d rew J . M oreland, o f N u tle y and Ocean Grove, w ill lig h t the 18-foot M em oria l C ross o n 'th e fro n t o f the A u ­ditorium , fa c in g the sea, from

M a y 14 to 21, in m em ory o f her. late husb and .. ■

B u s i n e s s m e n F e t e

’4 8 - ’4 9 C h a m p i o n s

Scarlet Fliers Given Ban­quet And Jackets At .St. Elmo Monday

•Neptune h igh school's state cham pionship basketball team re-

this long period, she has presented | ceived another honor' th is week

m an y lead ing singers and in stru ­m entalists o f the Shore area, and the C h o ra l G roup has been a w el­come part o f m any o f the club p ro ­gram s. In cooperation w ith the D ra m a departm ent, the Choral G roup recently entertained the res­idents o f the M ethodist Hom e. L a s t

y e ar the C h o ra l Group, augm ented b y several w ell-known artists, un­der the leadersh ip o f M rs. Thom p-

presented ‘‘A n A fternoo n at

when the Ocean Grove businessmen

rew arded the title hold ing Scarlet P lie rs w ith a banquet in the St. E lm o hotel and re v e rs ib le jackets.

Th e honor was paid M onday n ight, as the Neptune courtmen, th e ir coaches and m anagers, jo in ­ed w ith the local businessm en for. a delicious tu rkey dinner, “ the finest dinner the boys have received to date,” com plim ented Coach Russ

Colem an as the cclebrants gavethe O p era " a t the F ir s t M e th o d is t ' M rs. B . R . Shubert a .cheer, church in A s b u ry P a rk . One o f the j A lf r e d - P . To dd was the toast- outstanding achievements th is year ( m aster, fo rb id d in g any "long-wind-

w as the purchase o f a grand piano ( ed” speeches fro m any o f the eri- as a project' outside o f the budget i thusiastic gathering . A l l o f theof the club.

F A T H E R , C .C .I. F O U N D E R

' M rs . Thom pson is the talented daughter o f D r . and M rs . George H . W hitn ey , founder and firs t pres­ident of Centenary Colleg iate In ­stitu te (now C enten ary Ju n io r C o l­lege) o f H ackettstow n, N . J . There

■ she began her m usica l tra in in g and a fte r studying w ith some of the best known piano in structors o f the day, was elected; assistant; d i­recto r o f m usic at the Institute. L a te r she became director o f the M u sic D epartm ent o f D rew Sem in-

, a ry fo r young women a t Carm el, N.~,Y. and m aintained studios' in N ew Y o rk c ity and P la infie ld be fo re com ing to Ocean G rove to m ake her home sixteen years ago.

A com poscr as w ell as a b r illia n t

pian ist, M rs . Thom pson’s patriotic hym n, “ 0 La n d W e Lo ve ,” has been

used w idely, and she w rote the w ords and m usic o f the official song

■of the N . Y . S ta te Federation o f W om an’s C lubs. A l l who have heard o r p layed her instrum ental com positions recognize them as

m usic w hich w ill live.

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HARRISON MEMBERS ARRANGE LUNCHEON

A paper b a g luncheon in St. ... • P a u l's church on Jun e 18 w as p lan­

ned b y the R eta H a rriso n circle, m eeting M o n day in the Bancroft-. T a y lo r H om e. M iss A lm ira S ip le r gave the book review . A tten d in g ■were M rB . W ill ia m Beam , M rs .

: C la r a P ip er, M rs . E d w . Y o u n g , ’ M r s . H a rr ie t Peters, M rs . John C am pbell, M rs . John Stone, M rs . M a rg a re t B . L a ird , M rs , Vern on Sherw ood, M rs . D o ra W ashburn,

. M rs . A r t h u r C la rk , M rs . M . B r a n ­don and the M isses H e len G ledhill, L e t it ia Gelston, M a r y Hem phill, A lm ira S ip le r, N a n c y D o rey , Su sette B lackm an, M a rth a B reak ey,

. E v e re tta O pdyke, M abel R ile y and

A lv a h W ade.

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businessm en attending were in tro ­duced to the p layers and Toastm as­ter Todd declared the town’s senti­m ents, “ W e are m ig h ty proud o f the p a rts each and every one o f you p loyed in reaching the state

title goal. W e offer you congratu­lations and w ish you the very best in fu tu re endeavors.”

Coach Colem an, thanked the Ocean Grove businessm en, declar­ing, “ T h e y have been am ong our staunchest supporters.” Ju n io r V a rs ity Coach Joseph N ix o n add-' ed his thanks and praised the cham ­pionsh ip team. “ I hope m y jayvees, when th ey are on the v ars ity , next

year, a re ju s t as aggressive as these boys.” ...

Coach Colem an then presented one o f the red wool, w ith gabardine

lin in g , jackets to each one o f his

players. ' A basketball- insignia.

T o w n s h i p N a m e s

Y o u t h A i d G r o u p

Juvenile Conference Comm. To Assist P r o b a t i o n Dept. In Local ProblemsA Juven ile Conference com m it­

tee fo r Ocean G rove and Neptune was appointed la s t n ig h t b y the Neptune tow nship com m ittee and w ill function in cooperation with

the M onm outh C ou nty P robation departm ent.

Com m ittee m em bers who w ill assist in local juven ile cases are Jam es R . L a ird , tow nship judge; M rs. Genevieve Bouse, director o f

w elfare; Joseph O ’R ourke, Neptune

police sergeant; W ill is A tk in son , Ocean Grove police ch ief; M aurice M cD onnell, O ’B r ie n -M a jor V .F .W . post commander', W ill ia m Steele, o f the A m erican Leg io n ; A lf re d P, Todd , d istric t c le rk o f the 'to w n ­ship schools; O tto Janke, m in ister of the W est G rove M ethodist church, and B. H a rriso n Decker, m in ister o f St. P a u l’s church.

S a fe d riv in g p rizes o f a p in and

card case were presented to H a rry Lane, W a lter V a n N o te and Jesse Conover, two years w ithout an ac­cident, and Lester H erbert, Mose Edw ards and John W atson, a card case fo r one year w ithout an acci­dent. A l l m en drive town­ship trucks;

T h e com m ittee continued discus­sion o f zoning in both A s b u ry G a r­dens and S hark R iv e r H ills , hear­in g residents fro m these areas.

T a x Co llector H aro ld S m ith re ­ported A p r i l income o f $45,348.02.

W .C .T .U . I n s t i t u t e

I n R e d B a n k

F I V E C E N T S

Eddowes - Lindsay '.Va.

M iss D o ro th y . M ay Eddowes, daughter o f M r . and M rs. W alter D. Eddow es, o f Huntington, W , V a .,

and Ocean G rove, wai| m arried Sat­urday, A p r i l 2 3 ,-; io : M r . Robert

Scott L in d sa y , jr ., o f C lairton , Pa . T h e cerem ony w as perform ed in the F ir s t Presbytdrian church, H untington, b y the Rev. D r. A n ­drew R. B ird , jr ii'p a sto r.

Im m ediately fo llow ing the cere­mony, a wedding breakfast was served in .the F re d e rick hotel.

T h e bride is a graduate o f the

Stevens school in Ph iladelphia and attended C enten ary Ju n io r college, Hackettstow n, N . J..; M r. L in d sa y was graduated from ; the W harton School o f F in an ce and the U n iv e r­sity o f P e nnsy lvan ia Law school. D u ring the w ar he served in the N avy . H e is now associated with the M ellon B ank, P ittsburgh, Pa .

R eturn ing from . a ' wedding trip through the South, they have ta k ­en up residence in C lairton, Pa.

T h e bride’s parents are m in ister o f m usic and organist, respectively, in the , Ocean. G rove A u ditorium during the sum m er ami at the F ir s t Presbyterian church of Huntington during the w inter.

C O N F E R E N C E I N Q U I R I E SO N F I L E F O R H O T E L S

Inquiries fo r accommoda­tions fo r the Ch urch o f the

Brethren conference here, June 14-19, are being received by the Ocean Grove Cam pm eet-

in g association and in fo rm a­tion from these letters is a va il­able to hotel owners a t the as­sociation, office. These inquiries are in addition to the ones re- ■ ceived b y M rs . F a n n ie Cyphers o f the P u b lic ity Department,' w hich are'ori file in T h e .T im e s office un til the p u b lic ity booth

on A u d ito riu m Square opens la ter in the month. Th e la t­ter lis t also includes inquiries fo r accom m odations a t other periods during the summer.

Mrs. LeRoy Thoms, of Ocean Grove Will Preside At May 19th Sessions

M rs . L e R o y Thom s, o f Ocean G rove, w ill preside a t the M o n ­mouth County S p rin g Institute o f the W om an’s C h ristian Tem per­ance U n ion in the F ir s t M ethodist church, R ed B an k , on Th u rsd ay, M a y 19.

T h e m orn ing 'session, beg inning

w ith the inscription , “ N eptune — ;|at 10:30 a. m., opens w ith the ca ll

S tate Champs — ’48-’49,” is on the fro n t of each jacket.

• — — as­

tone Covered DishTh e W esleyan S ervice Guild of

S t. P a u l’s church m et a t the home

o f M is s K a th ry n R ichm ond, 77 M t. C a rm el W a y , on Tu esday. Co-hos­tesses were M iss Ida M ason and’ M iss E v e ly n A lle n .

F o llo w in g the devotions, reports o f various com m ittees were given. A num ber o f the m em bers v isited

the Deaconess H om e in Camden, le av in g two boxes o f supplies fo r

to. order, follow ed b y devotions, R ev. W . Pow ers; greetings fro m Rev, R oger Squire , M rs. L ill ia n

Tu cker and M iss E m m a B u rdge; response, M rs . M a rth a K ru e g e r, president, o f the O cean’ Groye

W .C .T .U .; appointm ent o f M rs, R o b e rt G ard ino r, M r s , H a r ry H a ye s and M rs . H a rv e y Osborne

to the courtesy com m ittee, M rs . H orace V in e to reg istration com ­mittee, M rs . Jesse K este r, o f Ocean Grove, to m em bership com m ittee and M rs . A n n a b e ll D ennis to p e ri­odicals com m ittee; M rs. A lb e rt W orden w ill exp la in the Jub liee M em bership P la n ; D r . M a rg a re t U n d erh ill w ill speak on Ch ristian C itizensh ip ; solo b y M rs . A . M . M o rris ; presentation o f W h ite Rib-, bon R ecru its , and the M arch o f the Presidents.the children. P la n s w ere m ade fo r

a covered ^disK S. W eb ster w ill

open the afternoon session a t 2 p .

POLICE REPORT CARS IN ACCIDENTS HERE

A car driven b y G lenn T ro u t, N eptune h ig h school student, stru ck a parked ca r o n B roadw ay, b elong ing to M rs. H a z e l Fetzer, e a r ly la s t S a tu rd ay m orn in g, ac­cord ing to O cean G rove police w ho

report, no charges were made. On M onday, cars driven b y P h ilip Schnitzer, o f Trenton, and W a lte r Frie la n d , o f Maplew ood, collided

at the corner o f Pennsylvan ia and Cookm ah avenues. N o charges

w ere filed;

B A K E S A L E — S A T ., M A Y 14th S m ith ’s H a rdw are Store

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C A L ’S - S N A C K S H O P P E Fo u n ta in Service, Sa lads, P la tte rs

H o n rs : 8 A . 31.— 11 P . M .47 M a in A v e - O cean G rove

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H A L L M A R K G R E E T I N G C A R D S Boxed Candies and G ifts

F U L L L I N E O F N O T I O N S “ T h e F r ie n d ly Store”

63 M a in A ven ue A ; ' : — M t f

Jun e 14 a t the hom o o f M rs . Jo ­seph ■; P o rter. " M is s F lorence A r m ­stro ng w as given a show er o f g ifts , it being her b irthday... O th er presen t w ere M rs . E u n ice Scantlebury, M rs . S tan ley Jones, M rs . Ch arles K u b le r , M rs . Grace

Henderson, M rs . R u th B ax ter, M rs . A lfre d M itch ell, M rs . D a n ie l S tack­house, M rs. A lf re d Green, M rs. R obert Robinson,' M rs . George C a tley , M rs . L o u is Sam uelson, and

the M isses L u c ille D u nn , - R uth G ilb y , M a ry J . Schw artz, R uth Schw artz, E d it h Bratfshaw , A lice

Biliris , A lic e G ilb y , and Bessie A. Dow n. Guests were M rs . Ruth V ro om and M rs . H u ld a Guclor.

“THE MESSIAH,” JULY 29 FOR ST. PAUL’S NIGHT

A t a m eeting o f- th e S t. P a u l's N ig h t com m ittee, i t w as decided to present H a n d e l’s oratorio> “ T h a M essiah,” F r id a y , J u ly 29th/ Re hcarsalB fo r th is fo u rth annual o r­atorio fe s tiv a l w ill s ta rt Th u rsd a y, M a y 19th, a t 8:30 o ’clock. A s in previous concerts there w ill be m etropolitan soloists and a guest

organist. T h e production w ill be under .the. d irection o f Thelm a M ount, m in ister o f m usic, St. P a u l’s

church. A l l s ingers o f .the Shore a re a .a re in v ited to take part.

A U C T I O N E E R and A P P R A I S E R B . G«: Coats, 490 B a th A v e , L o n g R rsn ch. N - J . Ph one 0-3599.— ad r.

m . w ith devotions; • R ev. R oger

S quire w ill speak' o n ,“ O u r Y o u th ;" M rs , R obert G ard inor, V isual edu­ca tion ; M rs . W ill ia m M acD onald w ill s in g a solo and D r . Furm ain A , D e M a ris w ill g iv e the m ain ad­

dress. *-----

STOKES FIRE CO.ELECTS OFFICERS

Y o u t h C o n f e r e n c e

H e r e M a y 2 1 , 2 2

A n n u a l Salvation Army Training Sessions In Young People’s Temple

Col. and M rs . Sam uel Hepburn, of N ew Y o rk , and B rigad ier and M rs. A . S. W oodruff, state com ­m anders o f S a lvation A rm y opera­tions in N ew Jersey, w ill be the leaders . .of . the annual Salvation A r m y Y o u th conference in Ocean Grove on S atu rd ay and Sunday, M a y 21 and 22. .-V-

T h e conference been, held here fo r the past nine yenra 'in tfie Y o u n g Peop le ’s Tem ple. Salva tion A r m y youth o f northern New Jersey meet here fo r two days of leadersh ip tra in in g and to discuss im portan t aspects o f A r m y activity,

T h e on ly public m eeting w ill be held on Saturday night, M a y 21, at 7:45 in the Tem ple. M u sica l se­lections w ill; be given b y the con­ference band o f: 25. b rass in stru ­m entalists, a long w ith vocal selec­tions and insiprational ta lks by se­lected delegates.

Delegations w ill' come from

N ew ark and 21 other centers o f Salvation A rm y operations in the state. ' ' . .

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P u b l i c I n s p e c t i o n

O f 2 N e w H o m e s

V e t s D i s c u s s

F u t u r e P l a n s

. P lan s fo r the . sale o f Poppies, ! the M em o ria l D ay parade and the benefit entertainm ent in the Ocean

G rove A u d ito rium were discussed

la st n ight by the Hannah-Crosm an v .f .w . post, - v ; .

Th e 3rd annual M em orial D ay service. M ay 30, w ill begin w ith a

parade a t 2 p. m., follow ed b y an appropriate service in the Young People’s Tem ple. George B. Down­ing is chairm an.

P a st Com m ander Bush, cha ir­m an of sum m er benefit, to ld -th e m em bers to rem em ber the date, Ju ly la th , in the Auditorium .

George G a ria b ra n d t presented the post w jth ah elaborate scrap­book, containing a complete news­paper h isto ry o f the. post since its founding.

Mammoth Rock Jetty s Slowly Seaward

L e s s T h a n O n e - T h i r d F i n i s h e d ,

H a s A l r e a d y R e c o v e r e d 1 0 0

F e e t O f B e a c h S a n d

T e l l s O f D r i v e

F o r B o y S c o u t s

Chairman Don Stacey Ap­peals To Woman’s Club For Aid In Campaign

P l a n s T o l d F o r

’3 9 C l a s s R e u n i o n

John E . N eWbon w as clected president o f Stokes fire com pany W ednesday n ight, succeeding W il liam N . Schw artz. W esley B . N a g le w as nam ed firs t vice p resi­dent, John H a n co x , second vice president; R ich ard Borden, secre- tary-treasu rer; -A u g u st S to ll, cap ­ta in ; W . N . Schw artz, first lieuten­ant; E d w ard H o ll, second lieuten­ant; W ill ia m G . G ilb ert, engineer; W a rre n B row n and Jo h n H ancox, assistants; F re d Vroom , d riv er; Th o m as D a v is and A lf re d P . Todd,

assistants.T h e com pany elected P a u l P r u ­

itt, o f O cean Grove, to m em bership.

N A G L E ’S M A I N C E N T R A L P H A R M A C Y

A ll-y e a r service. D ra g s o f q u a li­ty fo r prescriptions. D octors advise N a g le ’s. H o u rs 8:30 a .n . • 10 p.m.

.-— adv.

T h e tw o 'n e w homes located at 134 and 136 F ran k lin avenue and constructed by the Stacey Roofing

co., o f O cean Grove, w ill be open

fo r public inspection tom orrow (S atu rd ay) from 8 a. m . to 9 p . m.

M r. and M rs. Jam es F e rr ie r , fo r ­m er residents of H iils id e , N . J., have purchased 134 F ra n k lin , a ' 6- room and bath E co n om y home, w ith breezew ay and garag e .. The

sid in g is natura l red cedar and the trim is painted white.

T h e M isses Jean and E liza be th B ryson , o f Ocean Grove, are own­ers o f 130 F ran k lin , a 4-room and bath Econom y cottage, painted

w hite w ith green trim ,--------- # ----- — "V

Neptune’s 10rYear Gradua­ntes To Gather June 11 In Belmar Hotel

SIXTEEN ATTEND GLIDDEN CIRCLE

C I R C U S C A R D S B Y N O R C R O S S C o lo rfu l G reetings F o r A U O cca­

sions — See Th em A t W I L L I A M S O N ’S S T A T I O N E R Y

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Sixteen • members attended the Z e lla G lidden circ le m eeting w ith

M rs. Charles Bilm s, 84 C la rk a ve­nue, M rs . B . S . Crow croft, loader. M iss H annah Besw ick gave the les­son. A social hour w as enjoyed.

O thers attending w ere M rs . J . B, H u lit , M rs, A lfo rd Cuthbert, M rs . W . A lb r ig h t, M rs. George A . Is lcy, M rs. H a r ry W ebster, M iss C . W in ­chester, M is s P risc illa W . Foster, M iss A . L . Spafford, M rs . W . D . A gnew , M rs . H . W . A lje n , M rs . E . A . N a d in , M iss Isabella H a th a w a y arid M iss A liso n M artin .

T h e next m eeting w ill be w ith M rs. W . E . A lb r ig h t, 77 M t. H e r-

m on W a y . ' ■■y.

F O O D A T I T S B E S T G rovo Luncheonette. On

A u d ito riu m Square. H o a rs , 8-2, 5-7 : : : — m t

The dinner-dance reunion o f the Neptune H ig h School C lass o f '39

has been scheduled fo r Saturday; June 11, at the C am plie ll-Evans ho­tel, F if t h avenue, Belm ar, it was announced fo llow ing a recent com­m ittee meeting.

Th e dinner w ill be served at 7:30

m.," follow ed b y entertainm ent and dancing w ith m usic 'fu rn ished b y the hotel orchestra.

R. A lv in Everett, o f Belm ar, class president, has requested that

a ll reservations and rem ittances be in the hands o f the com m ittee be­fo re Jun e 6. H e also announced that the com m ittee’s previous in­q u iry concerning the reunion m et w ith such favorable response that approxim ately 100 persons are ex­pected to attend th is tenth anniver­sary party .

A ls o attending the committee m eeting held Satu rd ay evening a t

the home o f M rs. P h y llis K le in , Crosby avenue, W e st Deal, were

M iss G ladys E rv in g , M rs. F lorence W oodw orth and Donald W. Fu lton

L O C A L S A L V A T I O N A R M Y

G I V E N H I G H R A T I N G

The. A s b u ry P a rk Salvation A rm y corps, A s b u ry P a rk , is now rated w ith the best corps in the northern N ew Jersey div ision, ac cord ing to the d iv isional command­er, B rig ad ier A rth u r W oodruff. A t

the recent inspection conducted by

Com m issioner D onald M cM illa n , te rrito ria l com m ander fo r the east­ern states, w ith headquarters in

N ew Y o rk , both the senior and yp ung people’s activities were g iv ­en an “ up” fo r the calendar year o f .1948.'

Serving w ith Senior-m ajor and M rs. V ic to r Dfm ond, the local corps officers are Capt. E dw ards, assis­tant; M rs , John Bam ford , women’s d irector; A lf re d Swenartott, corps

bandmaster;. M rs. Pegg, corps ca­ri c t leader; M iss E ls ie Spohn, youth director; Mrs. Sw enarton, assistant treasurer; M iss M in n ie D ean, sec­retary.

D O N ’T M IS S T H E M O V I E “ A n n a and the K in g o f S iam ”

Sponsored b y W esleyan Service G uild . T ick e ts 50c; M a y 13, .7:45 P . M .; S t. P a u l’s Church . A lso , W h ite E lep h a n t S ale . - 1 8 -2 9

W E T T I I N A U C T I O N E E R

C a ll A . P . 2-1490 — IStf

D onald Stacey, chairm an o f the Monm outh Council Boy Scout f i­nancial d rive in Ocean Grove, ap­pealed fo r volunteers to help in the cam paign at the reg u la r m eeting o f the Ocean G rove W om a n ’s club yesterday afternoon. Features o f the drive were explained and as­sistance w as given to M r . Stacey b y the club. :

T h e m eeting opened w ith the flag salute and the s ing ing of the “ S ta r Spangled B an ner.” ' A n n u a l re ­ports o f chairm en and committees

were read. '1:.:-.Announcem ents made included:

breakfast, Thursday, l la y 19, 10

a. m., at the clubhouse, M rs. R. W . H . 'W eech en terta in ing w ith read­ings; V ineland D ay, M a y 18; S il­ver Tea and flower show, sponsored b y the A m e rica n Home- and Garden departm ents, M rs. D e lR o y W hite

and M iss A g n e s D ay, chairm en, M a y 20, 2 p. m., in the clubhouse; annual S pring luncheon, Thursd ay, June 2, 12:30 p. m., N o rth End ljo- tel, m embers only!

S T U D E N T S R E C E I V E B O N D S

M rs. C. B. H ennig , education chairm an, announced that a govern­m ent bond w as awarded to Janice M acD onald and P e te r Jannarorie, outstanding Neptune h igh school stu den ts." ■

Donations were voted to the Ocean Grove Recreation com m is­sion, in support 'of. the com m unity

playground, aiid; to the. Salvation A rm y . • ' .

M rs . W illia m H . T r ip p c , of Me- tcdeconk, th ird d istric t m usic

chairm an, and M rs. Joseph Bryan , state vice president o f music of the southern div ision, were presented to the club b y M rs. M a y V . W . Thom pson, r e t ir in g , m usic cha ir­man o f the local club. ' :

C H O R A L G R O U P S IN G S

D u rin g the-m usical program , the Cljora l Group sang the W om an’s club song o f the m onth, “ M a y D a y C a ro l,” follow ed b y "T h e L assen ” and a “ M elody on a ll Scotch Songs." ■

M m e. H erm ine. Hudon, ly ric so­prano, accompanied b y Ch arles F . H ill, sang “ L e t M y Song F i l l Y o u r H e a rt," Charles; “ I , S h a ll N o t

Ca re ,” H i l l ; “ Habanera,” B ize t; " M y C u r ly Headed Bobby,” Clut- son, and “ L ila c T im e .”

A m o n g those attending were M rs. R ussell C. W oolley, M rs., , F v e e)(bt, jrfnasc.

CHORAL CONTESTANT AT UTICA, N. Y., TOMORROW

M is? Bessie F reegard , o f P ly ­m outh, Pa., and a regu la r sum m er v is ito r to Ocean G rove, w rites that

The ocean has already re­turned 100 feet of beach to the South End since April 2, when construction of the new timber and stone jetty, just south of Heck avenue, began.

Ocean G rove v isitors and resi­dents th is sum m er can oxpect one of the best beaches here in a long time, accord ing to J . M . M cD ow ell, state -inspector o f the State A id

Pro ject N o. 275, Beach P reserva­tion Program ;;

N a tu ra l covering by sand of the

boardw alk end o f the creosoted tim ber, g ro in has started, T h is ■ gro in extends 230 feet from the bulkhead, out to the mean low w ater mark. A t the 200-foot site, the Thom as P ro cter co., o f Lo n g

Branch , successful b idder on the . $89,200 project, began la y in g stone last S aturday . . '

600 T O N S IN P L A C E

Y e ste rd ay ’s official report re­veals that s lig h tly over 600 tons of stone has been la id; T h e 180-day

contract ca lls fo r 12,000 tons. O f­ficia ls o f the P ro cter co. state that they hope to complete the m am ­m oth project before the end o f the sum m er. /

Capstone, w ith an ■ average w eight o f approxim ately fou r tons each, is quarried in K ingsto n and Bound Brook, N . J ., and freighted here by ra il. T ru ck s b rin g the huge boulders to ‘ the beachfront

fro m the A s b u ry P a rk and Ocean Grove fre ig h t station, just west o f

the Stockton avenue gates.S m all stone, called core, is used

to form ; a . 10-foot center o f the

jetty . T h is stone is quarried at Bound Brook.

Th e completed je tty w ill m eas­ure 18 feet across the top, w ith

sloping sides. It extends seaward, m easuring fro m the bulkhead, ap­p roxim ate ly 600 feet.

W H A T O F T H E P I E R ?

Ocean Grove F is h in g club m em ­bers are now w ondering w hether the ir p ier, south o f the jetty , w ill b e - le ft h ig h 'a n d dry. Inspector M cD ow ell offered ho com m ent w hen queried on the local ang lers ’ prob­lem . H e parried the question w ith the declaration that w ithin two years, when m ussies and grow th

gathe r on the je tty rocks, it w ill be an ideal feed ing p lace and a

bass fisherm an’s paradise.A problem fa c in g th e Ocean

G rove association w ill be the even­tua l extension o f the sewer o u tfa ll south o f the jetty . A s the beach builds up; the state w ill demand ex­tending o f the sewer lin e to the required distance from the low w ater line.

MISS P. ROWDEN CIRCLE HOSTESS

T h e Isabella Thoburn c irc le m et M onday afternoon a t the home o f M iss Phoebe Rowden, 60 W ebb ave­nue, w ith M iss B e rth a Dcen lead­in g devotions and M rs. Jane M c- En tee presid in g a t the busiiies6 ses-

the Shawnee Choral society, o f sion. A soçial ho u r followed.which_ she is a m em ber, w ill s in g in com petition tom orrow , (Saturday) in U tica ; N . Y . T h is is the 27th

contest and the Shawnee group o f 85 voices, m a n y o f whom are v is i­tors here d u rin g the sum m er

m onths, h as w on 23 prizes. M rs. A n n a W ilson Jayn e, o f Charleston, W . V a ., is the choral d irector; the

Rev, D r. R ussell S tra w , Presbyter­ian m in ister, soloist, and M rs .

M a rg a ret Rowe 'Garden, accom pa­nist; T h e C h o ra l w ill s ing “ Love D iv in e ," W elsh tunc, arrangem ent

b y G riffith Jones, and “ O ffer to the N ation s," O . D . E va n s a rran ge­ment.

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O th ers attending were M rs. H a r ry W oodw ard, M rs . Jam es M on­ahan, M iss A lic e G ilro y , M iss S te lla H arm er, M rs . A n n a Martin,: M rs. A lh ertin e K e lle r, M iss Cath­erine Barb ou r, M rs. Jen n ie N ace, M rs. Jam es D a y , M rs . M attie Fly­ers, M iss E sth e r Parsons, M rs. E l ­la M u rp h y and M iss E lizabeth Rowden.

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W i n s C o v e t e d S a f e t y A w a r d

1416 6th avenue, N eptune, M rs i Theodore T u rd o w as co-hostess.

T h e m eeting was opened w ith a p ra ye r b y M rs . Jacob B atdo rf. T h e circ le w ill hold a cake sale a t H o w ­ard S m ith 's on Saturday, M a y 21. Th e next m eeting w ill be a com bin­ed covered d ish supper w ith the Susanna!} W esley c irc le to be held on the law n a t the home o f M rs . O tt o . S to ll, jr ., 110; E m b u ry ave­nue, on M on day evening, Jun e 13.

O thers present included M rs . Horton, M rs. W ill ia m Freed , M rs. Russell F ra n c is , M rs. Eugene C on­ne lly , M rs . Jam es Hendrickson, M rs. George D o tz le r, M rs . R a y ­m ond K lophau s, M rs. N orm an Cole- H atchard , M rs . D onald Sherwood, M rs. L e s lie T a y lo r M rs . C h arles T ro tte r, M rs, R obert Jayn e and M rs. W illia m O liver.

c irc le m eeting M on day a t the home o f M rs . H a r r y W ooim an, corner o f Cookm an and W hitfie ld avenues. A tte n d in g were M rs . Ida M acDdug- a l, leader; M rs . L ew is Gay, M rs. F lo rence H ashagen , M rs . F lorence O chiltree, M rs . G ertrude Rioazel, M rs . A lic e C ro ssle y , M iss M a r y J . K is t le r, M rs . K ath e rin e H . Brand - Isy, M rs . F r a n k H u n t, M rs . Joseph L . Fe y te l, M rs . R ich ard E ise le , M rs . H e n ry H a r le y , M rs . H a r r y H odg­son, M rs. Cora Dunn, M iss E liz a ­beth SfcioWj' M rs . W illia m Spratfr, M ar. H . L , W ooim an, M rs . E m m a E ll is , M rs . E liz a b e th Loom is, M rs. E d w a rd J . M aqu igan, M rs . Charles D ennerlin , M rs . C a lv in Reed, M rs. C a rr ie B r ig g s and . guests, M rs. E liz a H u n t and M rs . N e llie Gour-

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crowd to make them u n ru ly o r w ild then that would be another m atter. N o claim is made that they did. The court fe lt that inasm uch as the m other had control o f the operation of the door, and that it was not in any w ay defective, the owners are in no w ay responsible fo r the ac­cident, and so the suit, w ill be d is­missed.■ * ---------

S p i t z P u p H e l p s

R e s c u e P o o d l e

(Suppose you were made a Judge in a day, how would you decide this case? In the FIRST paragraph arc? the ?acts of a.recent case. In the SECOND paragraph Is a statement of the law to b applied ■ to those facts. Before vc read ^¡iragraph THREE, decide ¡for yourself just how you would de­cide she question if you were the Judge, .Theis read paragraph THREE and see how the case was actually ‘de­cides }

To day 's Case Involves:

A C C I D E N T S

Jud y, a little g ir l o f tender years, accompanied her mother to the store. There was a revo lving door at the entrance to the store and

there was quite a crowd entering and leaving the prem ises. Ju d y ’s m other entered a com partm ent o f the door and stopped the door from revolving w hile Ju d y entered the r.ext com partm ent. Before Ju d y fu lly entered the com partm ent someone started the door revolving

again and J u d y ’s leg got trapped in the door and she was' injured. Judy, b y her m other,, now sues the

store c la im in g they were negligent in not having an attendant . or

guard at the door, especially in view of the fact that there was a

crow d of shoppers. Th e store oivii- evs denied any. lia b ility fo r the ac­cident c la im in g there was no neg­ligence.on the ir part, and that they, would only be liab le if there was some, defect in the door o r in its

operation.

W hen y o u r m otor c s r m isbe­haves, w hoa the trouble is diffi­cu lt to locate coma, to M cGee. O u r scientific, e lectrica l in stru ­m ents q u ick ly locate the cause fo r m a n y troubles, e lim in atin g co stly tear-dow ns and other tim e consum ing w ork, W e w ill then m ake the necessary adjust­m ents o r re p a irs to fu l l custom ­e r satisfaction. Indeed, in such w a y and m ann er as to eause you to th ink fa v o ra b ly o f -M cGee w hen again troubla m a y arise . Y es, M cG ea has the k e y to care- free-m otoring . A n d M c G e e k n o w s . how to use the key to m ake y o u r m o to rin g a p leasure and to help m ake i t safe. G at to know M cG ee — com e to 1101' M a in Street, A s b u ry P a rk

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L E G A L N O T I C E

“Be Kind To Animáis” Week Has Realistic Dem­onstration in KeyportW illia m Sneddon, state officer o f

the S P C A and director,, w ith Mrs.' Blanche Sneddon, o f the S P C A Shelter at Eatontow n, was called to K e yp o rt Tu esd ay o f la s t week by the police there to assist in the rescue o f a sm all dog im prisoned s is feet under the- concrete side­walk near the home o f M r . and M rs. M ax M intz, who reported hearing the cries o f an anim al

there.The little dog had apparently

crawled in through a natura l dra in and efforts to d raw it out w ith food havin g failed, it was decided to break a hole through the concrete. “ W hen this hole was large enough,”

>Ir. Sneddon said, “ the- litt le dog was s t ill too fa r fro m the opening to get hold of, and n lit t le Sp itz puppy was obtained and lowered in ­to the hole and given a bowl o f m ilk as a lu re .” The im prisoned dog, (a p retty poodle as it turned, out), cam e tow ard the pu ppy and M r. Sneddon Crawled down the hole and brought up the litt le p r is ­oner and the puppy. ' .

The little dog was taken to the S P C A and aparcntly w ill recover, M r. Sneddon said, as it' is now eat­in g again ,-and, he adds, a num ber o f homes have been offered fo r it, including an offer b y M r. M in tz w h o first reported hearing its cries.

M r. Sneddon said that the poodle had .been im prisoned over two days, and it took three hours , to

get it out. B oth he and the K e y ­port police w ork ing stead ily, assist­ed b y a crowd o f 500 onlookers.

TWENTY-FIVE MEMBERS AT HARPST MEETING

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Tw enty-five m embers and tw o

guests attended the E th e l Harpsfc

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E . H . W E R N E R , left, president o f Jersey Central Pow er & L ig h t com ­pany, presents Accident Prevention H o n o r certificate to N orw ood Burley, ch ief engineer o f R a ritan R iver E le ctr ic plant, S ayreyille , fo r outstand­in g safety record. Th e award is ritade by General Public U t ilit ie s C o r­poration, parent company of the local u tility , to all subsid iaries a tta in­in g one-half m illion or more w ork ing man-hours w ithout a lost tim e accident. Th è presentation was made at a com pany sponsored safety dinner. T h e outstanding safety record o f 533,000 w orking m an-hours w ithout a lost tim e accident was com piled over a 25-month period, ending A p r il , 1919.

W illia m so n and M rs . S ta n ley C la y ­

ton.’. ' V... 'T h e June m eeting w ill be a cov­

ered dish supper at the home, of M rs . O tto Stoll, jr . ;

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Mrs. 6 . W. VanCleve Entertains Circle

General rule is that i f a store owner m aintains som ething which

if dangerous and endangers the safety of the custom ers th e y , are responsible if in juries result from such negligence.

H e a d q u a r t e r s F o r- M rs. G. W endell VanC leve, 108

South M a in street, was hostess. M onday night at the M a y m eeting o£ the Susannah W esley circle. M rs. Charlotte M eyers presided, M rs. A lb e rt M eeks led devotions and M rs. O tto G. Sto ll, jr., reviewed the study.

A social hour follow ed the bus­iness m eeting. O thers attending

w ere M rs. Donald Stacey, M rs. D ,

C . L ipp inco tt, M rs. R ichard Gib bons, M rs. Jam es E . S u llivan , M rs. R obert G illum , M rs. W illiam J . W egge, M rs . H erb ert H olbein , M iss H aze l Chase,. M rs , A . L e R o y W ard , M rs . G ilb ert Tw elves, M rs. Raym ond X . Crane, M rs. John E .

R evolv ing doors, the court said, are now so con’,moiv'that in the o r­d in ary case,there is no du ty to have an attendant present to assist in

their operation. There is no ques­tion in this case that the door was

im proper o r that it was defective. The m ere presence o f a crowd does r>ot in itse lf constitute actionable negligence. H ad the employees or owners o f the stove incited the

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“ H um an R ig ’ll ts and the B ib le” was the book report given b y M iss H an n ah -Besw ick, a guest a t the

B arb ara H eck circle m eeting, which was held Tuesday evening a t the home o f M rs. H o w ard Peterson,

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OCEAN GRÒVE TIMÌEÌSv ÒCEAN GROVE, NEW j e r s e yFRIDAY, MAY 13,1949

O thers attending w ere M rs . W il­lia m Cam pbell, M iss E . M ae Com ­fo rt, M iss A lfa re tta C u rry , M iss

E liza b e th D rew , M rs, V io le t G il- lan, M rs , R . G . Henderson, M rs, Ch arles How ell, M rs. T . W . M a rtin , M rs , A lb e rt M eigs, M iss O live M , M o rgan , M rs, Joseph Patterson, M iss G ertrude Ressiquie, M rs , W . V . Robinson, M rs . H e n ry B. Schm idt, M rs. H , Steinhoff, M iss Sarah W ise and M rs. J . W . West,

Th e m eeting on June 13 w ill in ­

clude a luncheon a t St P a u l’s

church a t 12:30-

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 î B e u f e l l H o m ePORTLANTS MarketTh e. E d ith F red erick s circle m et

M onday n ig h t a t the nbme o f M rs. Jacol) Beutell, w ith 15 members and one guest present. M rs. W a lter H osm er, a fo rm e r m em ber now liv ­in g in H am ilto n , extended an in v i­tation to the c irc le to hold a cov­ered d ish a t her home in June,

Announcem ent w as made o f the next m eeting, Jun e 6, a t the home

o f M rs. C . .Rohland,.. The circle is

expecting M iss E d ith Fredericks to be a guest a t th at time.

M iss E . Sm ith .conducted a B ible quiz. A social ho u r followed, w ith M rs. J . W arren and Grace M acga- than assisting the hostess.

O thers attending were M rs. T . Thom son, M rs . D . O ’R eilly , M rs. G. Sopher, M rs . M . Oorrok. M rs. Hankinson, M rs . A . F a rre ll, M rs. R . Wiggt'n, M rs . M ie gs , M iss M. W atson, M iss G . W eeks, Miss, A . Case and M iss £3, Oorrok,

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T h e lo n g aw aited cry , “ M A C K ­E R E L , " ra n g out on the c le ar a ir

la s t week and the hordes o f j igg ers, w ith th e ir diam ond jig s , and their red and w hite spoons, w ill invade all areas, and bottom and charter boats w ill f ill th e ir financia l la rd ­ers.

F ro m the rem ote sections o f Pennsylvania , and the, h interlands o f N ew Jersey an d .N ew Y o rk , pis- cators w ill sw arm and highw ays w ill be dotted w ith ’49 covered w a­gons to w hich attached w ill be b ig tra ilers loaded to the h ilt w ith m ackerel destined to a butter tub fu l l o f com m ercial salt brine.

F is h m ongers fro m near «nd fa r w ill p ick up the excess, ioad the ir trucks, and rush back to fish-eaten; everyw here.

B e lm ar offers you it chance to connect, and the sk ippers are tried and true

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as C h ris, o f C h r is ’ Lan d in g , in Sea B rig h t, seems to hold the striper spotlight fo r another week, fo r his spinner ^rig w ith a gob o f blood­w orm is b rin g in g m any a keeper strip e r over the ra ils o f h is skiff Pee W ee Too.

Th e entire Shrew sbury looks like the Spanish arm ada was land ing .

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La test release of the R, J . Schae­fe r . C lub Contest shows that 122 clubs have registered to date . . . Special S tate C lub prizes w ill be awarded . . B i l l K u n z , o f the B e lm a r F is h in g C lub , leads as in ­d iv idual scorer, and also fo r the

b iggest striper, a 2G pound- 3 oun- cer, taken at Sandy H o o k, (H is score — 114 points) . . . T h is au­tom atica lly puts the B e lm ar F is h ­in g C lub in -first place.

•ft t f t f tt *

Th e Ocean Grove p ie r is now even devoid o f the w hite wash squad, and stands w a itin g fo r the M a rc h .o f T im e.

Th e B e lm ar bottom fleet now num bers 12, w ith the addition o f the Booby II, o f Capt. D ave Shinn.

4 # « * *

H e n ry Schlichting, a V .P . of the

Southern N : Y . F is h and Gam e A s s ’n., gives us. some precious w ords o f w isdom : “ I f ev ery m an,

wom an and ch ild w ho fish — aim ed at ge ttin g ‘m eat’ alone, you could

kiss yo u r fa v orite sport o£ fishing

a sad goodbye.“ So resolve now to m ake yo u rse lf

an exam ple o f a rea l Conservation F ir s t F ish e rm a n b y p u ttin g back into the w ater, sqme o f the fish you

catch, fo r tha next tirrie.”(Them s m y sentim ents to a tee,

H en ).* * * • *

' D o n ’t fo rg e t to enter H ook, L in e and S in k er F is h in g Contest a t once, fo r next week we w ill g ive , you a l is t A p rizes, and t h i donators, and yo u ’l l be so rry you didn ’t enter.

. A l l w e w ant is yo u r nam e, ad­dress, w eig ht o f fish arid specie, w here caught, and w itnessed, and

send it in to th is colum n, care o f the paper o r to' m e a t 48 ■ A b b o tt

avenue.

U n c l e S a m S a y s F A T - B A C K 14c lb.

P I G T A I L S 29c lb .

O X T A I L S ■ 29c lb .S A L T P O R K

8§c ft..

PREMIERT O M A T O J U I C E

2— 23 oz. cans ... . . . . . . . . i. .

NESTLE’SE V E R E A D Y C O C O A

1 lb . tin

KRISPIEC R A C K E R S

EARLY JUNEP E A S

49c . 2 N o . 2 cans

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CRISPR A D I S H E S

NEWO N I O N SMrs. Anna Tunis

Entertains CircleCHOICE

A S P A R A G U S

SWEETP O T A T O E S

FRESHS P I N A C H

■asg a f i f 1 | | , 3 l

d lFa r too many o f your dreams

have a Iiabfi o f vanishing Into thin air. B u t that doesp’s have lo happen to you. Yoi cost hold onto fou r dreams and have them come true.at just the right time to enjoy them most. T h e answer -Invest in U . S. Savings Bonds. Th ey are a sure, safe investment, fo r your money grows and in ten years you get bock $4 fo r every 83 you put down now. There are two automatif? ways o f geKing onto safe financial , ground and that la through the Payroll Sav­ings Plan where you work, or i f self- em ployed, the Iiond-a-Month Plan where you bank, ,

U.S. Treasury Department

Or; M onday afternoon the R o ­setta Sherwood H a ll circle met at the home ©i M rs . A n n a Tunis, 135 H eck avenue. T h e business session was conducted b y the leader, M iss F lorence E . N oble.

M iss • F lo rence A rm stro n g re­viewed the book entitled “ H um an R ig h ts and the B ib le ,” and,the. sub­ject was discussed b y several pres­ent. R efreshm ents were served

by the hostess and her assistants, M rs. A n n a K lo phau s and M rs. L a ­tham.

751 734

(2297)

To ta ls ....... 810

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LAYER CAKES P E C I A L T H I S W E E K

DARDANELLE40 O C E A N P A T H W A Y

Season M a y to October

A l l room s w ith hot and cold running w ater. N e a r A u d ito rium and Boacb Phone A s b u ry P a rk 2-1797 L O R D & H A N C O X

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1 1 1 E m o r y S t r e e t - A s b u r y P a r k

People,, Spots lo The NewsC L E A R V I E W o f ssenic sp len dors is a im o f railroad;;' m o d e rn i­satio n m oves. P u llm a n -S ta n d a rd ca r m a n u fa ctu rin g com pany has ju s t b u ilt th is “skyto p" loun ge fo r M ilw a u k e e road ’s crack O ly m p ia n H ia w ath a . G lass is trip le-paned , heat resistant.

F reed .. Saw tell

R E A D T H E O C E A N G R O V E T I M E S

G r o v e C l e a n e r s

STRICTLY BUSINESS by McFaattert

F R E E P I C K U P A N D D E L I V E R Y S E R V I C E ■

C A L L U S — N o order t e e big o r sm all.

Thos. Ili C atley ; A llan H anhah P ro p rie to rs

Phone A . P . 2-1189 45. P ilg rim P a th w ay , O cean G rove

S j A J M o H

[»«i1)! uJeA'J J ' - t / f P O P A T 87!— D r. A n d r e w L a w ­son, U . o f C a lifo rn ia professor w h o becam e a fa th e r the other d a y a t age 87, show n w ith h is w ife , Isabelle, ’40, a t t im e o f th e ir m a rria g e 17 ye ars ago. "

A M I L K TOi 11 b ig sea ais dow ned b y b aseb a ll com m is­s io n er H a p p y ' C h a n d le r and B i l ly S o uthw o rth , m anager o i N a tio n a l L e a g u e cham pion B o s ­ton B ra v e s , at tra in in g cam p.

F L O W E R G A R D E N

A N D L A W N S U P P L I E S

A la b a ste r is a w hite m arb lc-like

m ateria l.Vegetable Seeds and Plants

• Flower Seeds and Bulbs

• Grass Seed, Lime, Fertilizer

• Garden Tools .w e h a v e s o m e th in g c h e a p e r— w a it u n t il I get a flo o d-

sight a n d m a g n ify in g g lass s o I c a n f in d i t ! ”

T H E S E W O M E N !H o w a r d L . S m i t h

By d’AIesaio

n t i i n u«THE HARDWARE STORE OF OCEAN GROVE’5

5 1 M a i n A v e n u e T e l * A . P . 2 - 4 7 4 1M l Brssschw af

B E A U T Y C U L T U R E .' FEATUBIWO THE HEW

COM» TEBMAHEHT WAVS a a Cgrtte» A t * Hcjtmn», B. 1■

& r> : j tt t K E A I H I N G into ch ild 's lunjis fo rc ib ly fo r A ve m in utes w hen c h ild h ad acute b ro n ch it is attack , M rs. W ill ia m H e n ry o£ F r a m ­in gham , Mass., saved life o f g randd augh ter D o ro th y R eyn o lds , 2.

M A R Y W O R T H ’S F A M I L Y* YOU SttoULONT BE i p

WAITING HERE ! BRING I YOUR THINGS BACK TO THE ! KITCHEN ¡ I ’LL TELL MRS.

BLACKSTON WHEN SHE. .i i RETURNS! /

H R S. SLACKSTON ) WIJ.L RETURN ' PRESENTLY» ••YOU MAY W AtT IN THE. . 9ft LIBRARY ! (-----

1 HEAVENLY OAYS* WHAT A COLO STORAGE ATMOSPHERE- I SUPPOSE. GOVERNORS HAVE,

b* TO UVC LIKE THIS

WELL— ! HELLOIS LEONA*•-I MEAN< MRi.BlACKSTON-

^ HERE?

'Get yew big feet ont of my way! Pat theta undeir l&e'ràk!1

OCEAN GROVE TIBIES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, MAY 13,1949

T H E F O U N D A T I O N B y C O L L I E R

A ft e r listen ing to w eather fo re ­casts fo r years, we have one con­clusion. Th ere are three types o f w eatiier conditions — the kind we want, the kind the forecasters say we w ill have, and the kind we get. -r- H . G . Ilu tchesin ili thè A u gusta , K an ., Gazette.

A n d N eptune T im es Published Friday Tel. Asburv I‘»rk 2-0007

OOMER KRESGE, Publisher WII.I.IAM T. KItESGE. EditorSI-XTV-FOUU MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY

SUBSCRIPTIONS: $2.ii6. yearly; SI.50 seml-anmmllv; S1.00 quarterly and 5c. ana postage per copy in United States: Canada S5.uu and Foreign SG.oO a year.

ADDRESSES changed on request—always give former address ADVERTISEMENTS: Ratos will be furnished by us on request.

WATCH THE LABEL ON YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION OF YOUR SUBSCRIPTION

THE TRUTH IN ITS PROPER PLAC? R a is in g the President’s sa la ry to $100,000 m ay have been a move to attract young ’ta lent nw ay from

baseball, w here fo rm e r ly they could make m ore m oney as p itch­ers. — W ich ita E ag le .

Entered as Ht’eoml-elasa mall at the Ocean Grove

poatofllce

. D u rin g the lu ll in the coal fields, John L e w is . attem pts to organize35,000 N ew Y o rk taxi drivers, and fo r finding a house num ber a t 1 a. m. w hat’s nicer than one o f those m iner’s lam ps? — O m aha W orld- Ilera ld .

Jetty Building Draws Crowds •■■■■■Recent balmy clays have found the boardwalk benches

filled at the foot of Heck avenue, where the new stone jetty is being built. Many interested onlookers are watching the progress of.the laying of the rocks. It is.fascinating to see the giant crane pick up the mammoth boulders and swing them into position in the water, pushing the • great pile steadily seaward. The kibitzer benches are always full when the trucks of stone arrive and the work of laying is in actual progress. ■ ; \ ■

As the season advances, the- sightseers are bound' to grow in number. As a public service, the Association might provide more benches for visitors'. This is a scene never wit­nessed before on the Ocean Grove beach. The best view of the construction may be had from the Fishing pier, which extends seaward parallel with the. new- jetty. Benches ar­ranged along the north side of the fishing pier would be ideal for the kibitzers.

Twelve thousand tons of rock are to be set in the jetty. Only 600 tons have been placed to date, according to State Inspector J. M. McDowell, who is overseeing the job like a mother hen watching her chicks. So there are many inter­esting weeks ahead for the kibitzers.

“ O liv ia D e H av ilan d o f the m ov­ies believes in astro logy because

the moon affects-tides, and people are 80 per cent w ater.” . A n y m ore questions? — S a lt La k e Tribune.

A g o lf teacher says the chin is

25 per-.ceiit o f go lf. W ith some players we know it ’s nearer 90 per cent; — I llino is State Journa l.

W ho now rem em bers when a box car num ber w as considered b ig ? —

Portland O regonian.R e a d T h e O c é a n G r o v e T i m e s W e e k l y

H e W ouldn 't K n o w .

V ice Chairm an R . Palm e D u tt o f the B rit ish Com m unist P a rty says

the A tla n tic P act reduces G reat B rita in to “ one o f a chain o f m ili­ta ry bases under A m e rican m ili­ta ry occupation fo r atomic-bomb w arfare aga in st the continent.”

W onder how Com rade D u tt ex­plains that $3.750 b illion “ loan” to

G reat B rita in ; and E C A , which w ill probably net it another $5 billion. — D etro it F re e Press.

T h i e v e s !N o rth Side, near bridges, 7 room s, .sun parlor, o il burner, h a r d w o o d floors, a ll-year hom e in excellent condition. Possession a t once.

T hieves a re v e ry ac tive In th is v ic in ity r ig h t now . B u rg la ry in ­su rance is y o u r on ly su re p ro ­tec tion . $1,000 inside- th e f t o r b u rg la ry (res idence o r a p a r t­m en t) costs o n ly $10.00-fo r one yea r. •'

Y ou can h av e a n add itiona l $1,000 o u ts id e , y o u r residence lo r a n add itio n a l $5.00 prem ium «

Plain Talk By Dr. Maier,Dr. Walter A. Maier, speaker at the Lutheran Day Rally

in the Auditorium on Saturday, 'July 16th, is the editor of the “DAY BY DAY” gospel devotions. In a recent issue of his publication, he makes some plain talk on present-day evils and proposes the time-tested remedy of the Church.

“ ‘The love of money is the root of all evil,’ and Scripture never exaggerates. An illegal drug ring, with its center in New' York City, takes $100,000,000 annually from narcotic- addicts; What do the masterminds in charge care, if they wreck bodies and minds ? They are getting their profits, aren’t they ? The liquor interests received more than $9,000,- 000,000 in the United States annually; but at what a cost! The greed for gold is behind the gambling orgy by which, for example, people in New York State, for the first time in horse- racing history, day after day bet more than §4,000,000. The love of money is responsible for increasing theft and dishon­esty, widespread attack on public morals, and a long list of other crimes. Even religion has not remained uninfected by poisonous profit seeking. Too many churches are determined to heap up wealth; and too many men are in religion today for what they can get out of it. In only one way can we suc­cessfully fight this evil — by trusting faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, and by a widespread preaching of the blessings He purchased for us with His blood.”

Sales and R en ta ls — H otels, R oom ing Houses, Cottages

and Hom es. •Be sure-^-insure with

V . M . K U B L E R. BROKER

74 A s b u ry A ven u e o c e a n g r o v e

A . P . 2-1142

H oover com m ission reports: F e d ­era l c iv ilia n agencies m ake 3 m il­lion purchases a y e a r— • h a lf fo r am ounts of $10 or less. Paper w ork

oil these snvall purchases costs more than the item s b o u g h t.' — T a x Outlook.

REAL ESTATE W INSURANCE i

Telephone A . P . 2-2124 ' 78. M a in A v e ., O cea n 1 G ro ve

U n c l e S a m S a y s

R I F I C ESUMMER RENTALSOCEAN FRONT APARTMENT ■FOUR ROOMS, BATH. ALL

UTILITIES FURNISHED. ^600.00

NEW MODERN HOME FOR THE SEASON. COMPLETELY

FURNISHED,

AlsoEIGHT ROOM APARTMENT WITH FIVE BEDROOMS. A LL

UTILITIES. .

Year-round IdcoMie frVdperty V/i blocks from Ocean. Consisting of 4 - 1st floor Apt’s and 5 renting rooms. Completely furnished, hardwood floors, auto-hot water, hot air heat.

One b u ild in g ,at the N a va l S u p ­p ly Center, N o rfo lk , V s ., has 48 acres o f floor space.

Truman and ByrdSenator Harry F. Byrd, Democrat of Virginia, comment­

ing on the government’s fiscal operations, says that the na­tional debt is now “a quarter of a trillion dollars.”

President Truman says he favors economy, but lifts no ax except that of patronage denial to all dissident Democrats in Congress.

Senator Byrd comes back: “The President’s budget sub­mitted in January contains some forty spending proposals which require new legislation by Congress.”

President Truman replies: “There are too many birds- (Byrds) in Congress.”

Economy has become a mercurial word like democracy— something every man sees in his mirror in the morning when he shaves.

O l i v e r B r o t h e r sTh e N a v y ’s R etired P a y Section

distributes aii average o f 48,000 checks monthly- to ta lin g a pproxi­

m ate ly $8,000,000.. * ---------

Th e N a v y ’s g ia n t plane, C O N ­S T I T U T I O N , is ' the first to use four-w heel tandem land ing gear.

J . A. HURRY AGENCY66 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE

Telephoné 2-4132 Residence 2-0387-RR ea l E s ta te — Insurance

50 M A I N A V E N lf t S O C E A N G R O V E

A. P. 2-4533. Lots o f you people lodny ore lip-

toeing around the edges o f the pro* verbial soup bowl. Saving m oney has never been a cirtcli— but-— ItV so m uch easier when you buy. U . S. Savings Bonds the regular, aulo- m alic way. W hen you know that day in , day out,, your savings are growing, you get a feeling o f com ­fort and security, l ik e on a “ Magic Carpet’V that can be had In no other way. Besides, you get back Z i for every $3 in ten short years. E n ro ll fo r the Payroll Savings Plan where you w ork or. i f self-employed, the Bond>a-Montn Plan where you bank.

U.8. Treasuru Department

L E T U S F I N A N C E

Y O U R N E W C A R

Loans-Made Under

B a n k A g e n t P l a n

ConsultALVIN E. BILLS, Real Estate and Insurance

' <' Group Member

The First National Bank of Bradley BeachBradley Beach, N. J.

M E M B B R F E D B R A L D E P O S I T I N S U R A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N

T o A p p r e c i a t e

T h i s B e a u t i f u l

H o m eIt is necessary to see it . L e t us show it to you — our auto is at your service. S ituate on E m b u ry A ven ue, th is cot­tage consists o f 7vrm s, bath, oil heat, p tly furn ished, room fo r a garage.

T H E P I O N E E R O F F I C E

A w pll established Hotel, tw o blocks fro m the ocean, u n d e r s a m e m anagement tw elve years, fine clientele, 25 room s, tw enty-three bed­room s, furn ished, and equip­ped fo r business.

The Township Committee last night appointed a joint conference committee of local citizens of Neptune and Ocean Grove to work in cooperation with the Monmouth County Juvenile court.- This should prove a worthwhile action in helping to solve the problem; of juvenile delinquency of which there has been a noticeable increase in recent years.

N a v y fly in g boats M A R S flew52,500,000 passenger m iles w ith­out an accident in 1948.

P r i c e $ 2 1 ,0 0 0F I R E A L A R M S SEE ME BEFORE YOU BUY,

BURN OR BORROW

Louis E. BronsonR E A L T O R & I N S U R O R

S3 M a in A v e n u e .

Ocean G ro ve , N . J.Phone A . P . 2-1058

O cean G rove21 N ew Y o rk and A s b u ry A ves .22.... — Po lice H eadquarters2 3........ S u rf and Beach2 4........ ..E m b u ry and Beach2 5.........M ain and P ilg r im P athw ay2G....Broadway and P ilg r im P a th ’y2 7......M t. T a b o r and Penn. A venue2 8.....................„ ..N o rth E n d -P a v ilio n2 9 ...i.........M cClintock and Beach31.......... ......... ...South E n d P a v ilio n32...... . ..„ .C la rk and N ew Jersey33 Benson and M t. T a b o r W a y34.... ............... .H eck and W hitfie ld35.......... : W ebb and Pennsylvan ia30......Asbury and P ilg r im P a th w a y37....... ._____ ;Benson : and F ra n k lin38 .„„„.......... Benson and A b b o tt39....„...t......New Y o rk and Stockton41... .......... .....Heck and Law rence42........'. ..........O lin S treet F ireh ou se43.......... ........ ..„ .M ain and Beach

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T e l. A . P . 2-0398

FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF DEPOSITORS OVER WEEKENDS AND HOLIDAYS

IN OCEAN-GROVE — NEPTUNE AND ASBURY PARK OFFICES

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3 CONVENIENT B A N K IN G O FFICES TO SERVE YOU

E x c e p t i o n a l

O p p o r t u n i t i e s

R O O M I N G H O U S E , north side, near beach. Tw cnty-tW o bed­room s w ith ru n n in g w ater, com pletely furn ish ed. Exce llen t established business.T W E L V E B E D R O O M H O M E , fu lly furn ished, rurin ing w ater in a ll room s. T w o room a p t. b rin gs $80.00 m onthly w inter in ­come. E x ce lle n t heating system .T W E L V E B E D R O O M H O M E , plus three room apt. rentin g fo r $40.00 w eekly in sum m er m onths. B e a u tifu l ow ner's apt. w ith unusually, a ttra ctive kitchen and new bath. Th iB Is com pletely furnished,' liiien s included.

M A R I O N S M I T H , B r o k e r12 N e w York Ave., O. G. A. P. 2-2809

M a n y O th e r A ttra ctiv e H om e and Incom e Properties

N eptune

M a in Street and M a in A v e . M ain S treet and C orlies-Ave. ...— U n exce lled F ir e House A tk in s and E m b u ry .........Prospect and H eck ......... ..R idge and E m b u ry :.............Corlies and R idge .„...C orlies and U n ion „...Seventh and Stokes — ......— ...R idge and E ig h th .Tenth and A tk in s - ...... S ix th and A tk in s•il.™ E ig h th a n d H am ilto n

. ORGANIZED 1B89

Corlies Avenus M A I N A V E N U E Main StreetS t l t u t . O C E A N G R O V E A rtw y Park

MemÈer Federal Depoilt Insurance Corporation MHUHER FEDERAL RE BERVE SYSTEM

T h e en d o f th e Jo u rn e y fo r fo u r o f the 200,000 persons fo r jvhom X K O , in less U u n tw o years, has fo u n d n e w hom es a n d n e w futures, *Tlie ro ad w as lo n g ftfc l^ tl th ro u g h co n ce n tra tio n cam ps, separation , h u n g e r a n d f e a r io r a / f a r - a w a y co u n try w ith n e w peop le and custom s. B u t i& J f im lly Is ,to g eth e r a t la s t a n d ho p e liv e s again.

FRIDAY, MAY 13,1949 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OÜEAN i 3, NEW JERSEY P A G E F I V E

I n A n d O u t O f

O c e a n G r o v e

M rs. E th e l S. H em p h ill w ill ■open the P a rk V iew , 23 Seaview avenue, fo r the season on M a y 23.

M r. and M rs . John M ; Jaqueth, oi R ahw ay and sum m er residents here, were Ocean Grove v isitors

la s t weekend.

M r. and M rs . H a r ry T . Booth and soil,' H a rry , jr ., o f Suffern, N . Y ., have opened the ir sum m er cottage, 47 Broadw ay.

M rs . Jean Peterson, Of N ew ark , has arrived here to open h e r hotel, the Shore V iew , 22 O cean P ath ­w ay, fo r the sum m er.

M r. and M rs . Charles R . .Hubbell, <if B roo klyn , N ..Y ., a rrived M onday to occupy th e ir recently, purchased home, 22 S u r f avenue.

M r. and M rs . Irw in Swanson w ill •open the Ardm ore-Sum m erfie ld ho­tel; 6 Ocean Pathw ay, on M a y 27 fo r the Decoration D a y weekend.

M iss A n n a . Bubb, 90 M t. Zion W a y , w as rem oved to F it k in hos­p ita l, la s t F r id a y b y the Ocean Grove first a id squad,

j M rs .' A id a D eSanto , o f E liza b e th and a reg u la r sum m er resident here, has arrived 'fo r the season at

64 E m b u ry avenue.'

M rs; H o w ard J . D y kes w ill leave

F lu sh in g , N . Y ., on M on day fo r the S u r f A ven ue H ouse, 27 S u r f ave­nue, where she w ill spend the sea­

son. r■ " • M rs . R ichard E van s, o f Wenonah,.

has a rrived ' a t her cottage, -35

Ocean Pathw ay, fo r the sum m er. M rs. H . B. Chew, o f Penns Grove,

' w ill be w ith h e r fo r the season.

A f t e r spending the w inter in M ia m i, F la ., M rs . E ls ie Graham e is p reparin g to open the Lo u -E lle n , 58 M a in avenue, on W ednesday,

M a y 25.

M r. and M rs . R obert C la rk , who enjoyed the w inter m onths in St. Petersbu rg , F la ., have returned to th e ir home here, 67 P ilg r im P a th ­w ay, fo r the sum m er months.

M r. and M rs . Jo h n Goodm an have moved to Buffalo, N . Y . M rs. Goodm an is the daughter o f M r .

; and M rs . F r e d K ru e g e r, 60 E m ­b u ry avenue.

Th e H o te l A lb atro ss, 34 Ocean P athw ay, w ill open fo r the 1949 season on M a y 26 under the owner- ship-m anagenient o f M rs. M a r y F . Beare , as fo r m any years past.

T h e Ocean Grove F r ie n d ly circlfe

•of the F ir s t P resbyterian church w ill meet w ith M rs. J . N . K u g le r, 78 M t. Z ion W a y , fo r a covered dish luncheon on M onday a t 12 noon.

M r . and M rs . A . P . Stackhouse, •of Prospect P ark , Pa., have a r­rived and are p reparin g the S u rf A ven ue House, 27 S u rf avenue, fo r

the season, -■

M r. and M rs . C . W . B . P u tt moved this week fro m th e ir cot­tage, 109 H e ck avenue,, to the Iv y

House, 24 M a in avenue, w hich they are now preparin g to open fo r the

Decoration D a y weekend.

M iss L u lu E . W rig h t has moved fro m her w inter home, 85 M t. H e r-

■ m on W :a y, to the Shelburne hotel. Ocean Pathw ay, and is p rep a rin g

th e ’ .hotel fo r open ing fo r D ecora­

tion day. ;

Mrs*. - G eo rge R . H a in es and daug hter, M rs .. A r th u r W . H a n k ­in s, o f Moorestow n, a re p rep arin g

the M a jestic hotel oh the ocean- f ro n t f o r the season opening , on

M a y 27th. _

M r . an d M rs ; R obert A . W ood, o f S taten Island; have opened th e ir

■ te n t cottage, 12 M t. Z ion W a y , fo r the season. T h e y re turned to Ocean G rove la s t week a fte r spend­in g an enjoyable w inter in S t. Pet­

ersburg, F la .

. In reférence to the Lo o k m a g a ­z i n e article, “ T h e S to ry o f C h ris ­

tia n Science,” published A p r i l 12, M iss Lou ise E . ' Lo ve ll, 18 B ath avenue, has contributed a le tter-to the Letters and P ictures colum n in the current issue o f Lo o k1.

T h e Ju iiio r departm ent o f St. P a u l’s Sunday school w ill ho ld a B ak e Sale a t H o w ard L . S m ith ’s H a rdw are Store on Satu rd ay , M a y

; 14, w ith the proceeds to benefit the • purchase o f new departm ent song

books. Th e committee, un der the

■ direction o f M iss F lo rence N oble, w ill conduct the sale fro m 9 a. m . u n til 12 noon.

M rs . H elen Chdm berlain, fo r ­m e r year-round resident here, w rites fro m Lakeland, F la ., :that

the w eather is 92 degrees on a shady porch. She expects to be here in A u g u s t fo r a s tay a t her

cottage, 99 W ebb avenue. H e r m other, Mrs. Voorhees, le ft L a k e ­la n d on M a y 1 to spend tw o weeks w ith h e r daughter, M rs . H . T . U n ­

derwood, in K in gsto n , N . J-> and then tw o weeks w ith M rs . Ch arles V n n L ie u w , in ; M illtow n .N . J ., be-

. io r é i open ing thè • YTebb (avenue

; • hom e. , , . - , ■ . :

. M r . and M rs . R , ,T.' C la rk , p ro ­prietors o f the M a in ’Aven ue House, comer;, of: M a in and Beach avenues, w ill agaituopei'Ste the' Co lon ia l ho­tel, 15 M a in avenue, open ing on the D ecoration D a y weekend fo r the season... •..

M r. and Mrs". W a lte r Holm an, sum m er residents here fo r m any years, arrived--last: F r id a y a t the Princeton/ 50 E m b u ry avenue, fo r the Reason \yitW M r . and M rs . F re d K ru eger.' 'M rs . H ow ard Lan d is has returned to her home in. Rohrers- town; Pa., a fte r en joying a week

w ith M r. and ;M rs. K ru eg e r. .

W . H . Stansbury; sr., fo rm erly of Ocean G ro ve and now o f R ich ­mond, V a ., was an Ocean Grove

v is ito r the past week. M r . S tans­bury has retired fro m the road b u ild ing business, in fa v o r o f his son, who operateathe P re -M ix P a v ­in g com pany dG't-jpf Sea G irt.

M iss iLe tit i» 4-iGelston, 126 M t. H e rm o n > W a y ij* S i hostess to the H a p p y C lique gilYWednesday. Those attending. w M S S ’JWrs. M a tg a re t L a ird , M rs,^ -G riice Beam , M rs. A n ne K lophau s, M rs . L ill ia n F e ld ­man, M rs . A n n a M a rtin , M iss S u ­san Gelston and M iss H elen G led- h iil. T h e season 'W ill end w ith a luncheon, given b y M rs. L a ird , 88 A b b o tt avenue.

C hapla in and M r s . , C h a rle s . C. Cole, and son, D a n P o lin g Cole, o f

the B ro n x , N . Y . , w ill open their sum m er cottage, 49 Bath- avenue,-

d u rin g the M em oria l D a y ; w eek­end. C h ap la in Cole is a m em ber of the Ocean G rove association. M rs. Cole recen tly went on several speaking tours fo r the Speaker’s B ureau o f N a tio n a l B roadcasting

co., w ith w hom she has been as­

sociated fo r over s ix yeara.

•: - — -SB.- .BRANDON GRAY IN COLLEGE COMEDY

. B rand on G ra y , o f N eptune, is am ong the 31 p layers in the c a s t o f M onm outh Ju n io r college’s com ­edy, “ T h e '- .M an W ho Cam e to

D in ner,” w hich w ill be given to­n ig h t (F r id a y ) a t 8:15 in the co l­lege aud ito riu m ,-Lo n g B ranch . The

.com edy-will .be directed b y E lia s P .

Th eros, college d irector o f dram a­tics. M em bers o f the cast re p re ­s e n t s com m unities in M onm outh

and O cean counties.

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I .D I K I N G R O O M j| 324 C O O K M A N A V E N U E || A S B U R Y P A R K J

I OPEN FOR I| DINNERS ONLY g| 12 Noon to B--30 P. M. Sundays | I 4:30 P. M. to 8:30 P. M. Weekdays |

1 Closed Tu esdays : |

S H O P A N D

' S A V E -AT

T W I N C I T Y

F O O D C E N T R EM A I N S T .- B R A D L E Y B E A C H

H O U R S : D a ily 8 A .M .— 6 P .M . F r id a y 9 A .M .— 9 P .M .

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I G a r d e nI And Tea RoomI Gift Shop

I W I L L O i P E N ¡ I N M I D - J U N E ¡

A u t o m o b i l e s

A t prices you can afford

C O M P A R E . . .O u r prices before you b u y .

W e h ave saved hundreds o f satisfied custom ers m oney in tran sp ortation costs.

W H Y not stop in and .le t us show Y O U . . . ju s t how easy i t is to save!

Paym ents arranged to suit

your convenience.

JOSEPH F. STEIN, INC.CadUUo . Stadebaker Dealer

620. M a in S t . — A s b u ry P a rk (Next to the Y.M.C.A.)

H o t e l V i s i t o r s

V acation v isito rs to N ew Jersey who stay a t hotels appear to spend

m ore w ith in the State than those choosing o ther accom m odations, ac­cording to the N ew Jersey Council, D epartm ent o f Conservation and Econom ic Developm ent.

In a su rve y o f vacationers, the S tate prom otion bureau found that. 50 per cent o f those responding had stayed a t hotels and th at the av­erage expenditure pe r p a rty was $20.74 each day,.

One p a rty in every five reported stay ing witl> frien ds, and in th is instance the v isito rs spent each day o n ly .$13.06 per party.

.E v e ry eighth p a rty chose a tour­ist cam p fo r accommodation and spent an average o f $19.97 per day. Th e 11 per cent who rented cottag­es in N e w Jersey average $22.90

p e r day.- A d d in g up the expenditures o f .all

groups in its survey o f the v is ito r

business, the N ew Jersey Council had this breakdow n w hich reflects the spending o f an "average” p a rty o f 3 persons on vacation in

N ew Jersey. —

in the h igh school auditorium . The pupils o f the 7th grade w ill be the hostesses. T h e 1949-50 officers o f

the association w ill be installed b y M rs. D . C . L ip p in co tt, first vice president.

S e n i o r S o c i e t y

E l e c t s D a n C o l e

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$221.72

D an P o lin g Cole, a jun ior at Colum bia college and president o f the U n iv e rs ity C h ristian associa­tion, was recently elected to the Senior Society o f N acom s, honorary

society a t Colum bia.| D an is the son o f Chaplain and

M rs . C . C . Cole, o f N ew Y o rk and

' sum m er residents here . D an has never m issed a 's u m m e r- in Ocean

| Grove and this year w ill spend the month o f J u ly on a special w ork

project in Central C ity , Kentucky, conducted b y the H om e M ission Council. .

I H e was recen tly elected vice

■ president o f the N e w Y o rk State C h ristian M ovem ent and w ill con­duct a leadership tra in in g course fo r C h ristian students at Denton

• La ke , N . Y ., la te in June. ■. •' H is o lder brother, Charles Cole, jr ., who has been h isto ry professor

j a t B r ia rh ill M a n or, has been' ap­pointed assistant dean at Colum bia

'■college. •

OFFICER INSTALLATION AT P.T.A. MONDAY

M em bers o f the graduatin g class o f the Ocean Grove school w ill be

the guests o f the Ocean Grove Paren t-Teach er association a t the ir

M a y m eeting, M onday at 8 p. m.

i Strictly Fresh-Killed | | JERSEY POULTRY | | FOWLS — DUCKS I | ROASTING CHICKENS | 1 FRYING CHICKENS |

W A T C H — C L O C K

A N D J E W E L R Y

R E P A I R I N G

BURKHARD!Jewelers

619 M attison Avenue A s b u ry P a rk

T e l. A . P . 2-4955— Diamonds Residence — 85- Main Ave. :

Ocean Grove

Strictly Fresh EGGS

We Have the Good Old-Fashioned Store Cheese

I WOOLMAN’S ¡¡ Q u a l i t y M a r k e t )

j 125 Heck Avenue JTelephone 2-0963

Matinee Dally 2:30 Evening 7 & s Continuons Sat., Sun. & Holidays

BRADLEY BEACH

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THURS. — M AY 19r;I GUY MADISON

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M A Y 1 4 , 1 9 4 9Inspection — Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

350 Innerspring Mattresses (AH Sizes) — 250 Floor Samples and Slightly Used Mattresses — 75. Wooden Beds (All Sizes) — 125 Modernistic Grain Beds (All, Sizes) — 525 Aluminum Coil Springs (All Sizes) — 175 Aluminum Flat Springs (All Sizes) — 50 Kitchen and Restaurant Tables and Chairs — 25 Rockers — 10 Living Room Suites — 10 Bed Room Suites — 200 Pillows — 500 Yds. Carpeting and 25 9x12 Rugs.

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A n i m a l W e e k

O b s e r v e d H e r e

Ocean Grove Ciib Scouts Make Humane Posters For Distribution

Kindness W eek fo r A n im a ls was observed through posters d istribu­ted to the schools, churches and .by various groups and individuals

h e re .: M em bers o f the Cub Scouts made posters fo r exhib it w ith the national humane poster o f the

week. Boys m akin g the posters were members o f M rs. H a rry Pack wood’s pack and M rs . T . Brew ster’s pack. H a r r y Packw ood is the Cub M aster.

M rs. A lic e H o lt, teacher in the B rad le y -school, A s b u ry .P ark , and

M rs . E . P . S lack, o f S p rin g La k e

H eights, prom inent hum ane w ork­er and S P C A mem ber, anc|j£ T im es

staff m em ber were judges o f the posters and the two chosen as the best were made b y D ic k L yo n s and

Rodney Brew ster. Judges fe lt all were so good that it was difficult to

choose and appreciation is express­ed to a ll who participated b y them and b y the S P C A . O ther posters were made b y J im m y P e rr ie r, B r y ­an R ush, Bobby M oore, Charles Shepherd, E d g a r M cG in ley , Bobby G ilb ert and B iliy Trian o.

K od a k pictures o f the boys and posters were arranged by M r. Packw ood. D u ring , the past week five kittens were placed in good homes also two dogs, and one ham ­ster, and shelter and care provided

fo r a gentl m other cat and kittens that aw ait a perm anent home. Tw o

dogs were reported rescued from

the lake by M rs. J . B . H u lit , o f 117 M t. H erm on W ay:

A subscription to the Hum ane. Review was given as usual b y the Monm outh County S P C A to the' Ocean Grove school, as-w ell as to others. .

A p preciation is expressed b y the S P C A to all who helped.

A few more pretty kittens, two cats arid a puppy were also offered fo r adoption last week and letters

m ay be addressed to D o ro th y E m ­erson in care o f T h e T im es.

•- .F o r the m onths o f December*

Ja n u a ry and F e b ru a ry N a v y a ir

transport squadron V R -8 led all other squadrons in tota l tonnage and efficiency in the B e rlin A ir l i f t .

* --------- 7In one year the Pacific F le e t

trained 5,814 officers a n d . 07,000 enlisted men.

*Classified R ate : 25 words o r less — 40c; l c each additional w ord; F iv e insertions fo r the price o f fo u r.

N U R S E — A va ila b le , hou rly or daily . C a ll A . P. 2-1995. — 19*

F O R S A L E — D ivan , s lig h tly used, can be seen b y appointment. W rite Box 59, Ocean Grove Tim es office. — 19’

H E L P W A N T E D — H ig h school g ir l fo r lig h t household duties. Phone A . P . 2-4780. — 19»

F O R R E N T — 3-room and bath first floor apartm ent, adults only, June 1 to Sept. 15. 88 A b bo tt Ave., Ocean Grove. — 19*

F O R S A L E — U p r ig h t piano, good condition; reasonable. A . P. 1-1021, M ajestic H otel, Ocean A v e .

— 19

F O R S A L E — Co il springs (s in g le); piano lam p, R efrige ra to r (60 lb s .) ; gas heater; sideboard; M etal bed (double) and springs; a ll in excellent condition. I l l 'A A b bo tt A ve . — 19*

S I T U A T I O N W A N T E D — Ocean Grove la d y desires position as cashier, p re fe ra b ly afternoons & evenings. Reliab le & refined. R e f­erences. W rite B o x 62, Ocean Grove T im es -office. — 19

F O R R E N T — 3 and 4 room -fur- nished apartm ents, season — w ill divide.' Can be seen weekends. 115 P ilg r im Pathw ay, corner F ra n k lin Ave., Ocean Grove. •— 19-23*

F O R R E N T — N ice ly furn ished fro n t room on "Main A v e . Reason­able. ' Business la d y preferred . W rite Box 15, Ocean Grove Tim es office. -■ ' — 19*

• F O R S A L E T w o re fr ig e ra ­tors, apartm ent size, in te rior all porcelain, good exterior and gen­eral condition, clean, no stains. V e ry reasonable. 23 M cC lin tock St. A . I>. 1-1490-J. ; : — 19*

F O R E X C H A N G E — Bungalow in St. Petersburg fo r shore prop­erty;, fo r sale, house N o rth E n d furn ished, or unfurnished. Jeanne Covert, broker. Phone A . P. 1-0051- M. — IStf

F O R R E N T — A p artm en t k itch­enette, private bath, tw in beds, sep­arate entrance. . Special rate M ay, June and a fte r La b o r D ay. O r­mond Hotel, 20 P itm an A ve. Phone A . P. 2-7787. •—18tf

W A N T E D — Tw o-bedroom house fo r month o f J u n e .; W rite B o x 29, Ocean Grove T im es office. — 18*

K R A Y E R R O O F I N G CO . — A H kinds o f roofs applied and repaired. 77>,-2 Benson Ave., Ocean Grove. Phone A . P. 2-4058-J. — 18tf

F O R R E N T — $50 week, season only, a ttractive apt., 4 la rge , cool rooms, private bath, overlooks lake and ocean, fr ig id a ire , p rivate balcony tow ard sea, w ide porch, wide street. W rite B o x 55, Ocean Grove Tim es office fo r appointm ent.

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A V A I L A B L E — fo r im m édiate de livery to hotels and guest houses To ile t tissue, paper napkins, tow­els, place m ats, soaps, deodorants, disinfectants, eleahihg aids. C a ll Q u a lity Paper - and S upp ly Qo., A . P. 2-9760. ' -1 8 -2 2 *

F O R S A L E — - F o ld in g baby carriage,, bathinette, scale, sm all ice box, w ater heater, table liiten, china closet and server, bookcase, other items. A l l reasonable. 148 Broadw ay. A . P . 2-2683-J. — 19*

F O R S A L E — M t. Z io n W ay, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath,' ex tra lav­atory, hot a ir heat, ,$9,500; W ebb Ave., 15 rooms, bath , 2 lavatories, extra apt., steam heat, $9,500;. H o ­tels — N o rth E n d , 22 bedrooins w ith run n in g w ater, steam o il heat, $18,500; La kefro n t, 22 rooms; w ith run n in g w ater, bath, 8 lavatories, 2 showers, $30,000; M t. Carm el W ay, 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, bath, plus sum m er apt.— 3 room s and lava­tory— hot a ir o il heat, a sk in g $9,000, inspect and m ake offer; M t . Carm el W a y , corner property, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath, lavato ry first floor, hot a ir o il heat, $12,000. B rew er and Sm ith , Real E sta te and Insurance, 619 B a n gs A ve., A s b u ry Park . A . P . 2-0250. — 19tf

L O C K S M I T H I N G — M a s t e r - keyed lock system s fo r hotels and guest houses. A l l k inds o f keys made and locks repaired. (Special) M alleable iron skeleton keys, 85 cents dozen. A . P . 2-97GO. — 19*

F O R S A L E — B arg a in — Duncan Phy.fe m ahogany two-in-one table, $10. T e l. A . P . 2-8728-R., 139 W ebb Ave., Ocean Grove. — 19*

B U S I N E S S O P P O R T U N I T Y — Stationery, N otions, M agazines, C ig ars ,. Confections, To y s, E tc . Y e a r round seashore business grossin g excess $35,000. E x ce p ­tional location, lo n g lease and low- rent. A ttra ctiv e . proposition to rig h t party . - W rite B ox 81, Ocean Grove T im es office. — 18-22*

R E F I N E D W O M A N — w ill help in room ing house fo r sum m er in Ocean Grove or A s b u ry P a rk on' shares o r salary. Phone A . P . 2- 9420-J. ' -1 8 -1 9 *

C A R P E N T E R — and cabinet m aker. Jobb in g o f a ll k inds. R ob­ert B ritto n , R .D . 2, Neptune. Tel. A . P . 2-3413-R. -1 7 -2 1 "

R O O M W A N T E D — W ould like to rent fro n t room w ith tw in beds or sing le room, a fte r-Ju n e 1 until Septem ber or October 1, w ith k itch­en priv ileges. W rite B o x 33, Ocean Grove T im es Office. — 17-19

S I T U A T I O N W A N T E D — A c ­countant-Auditor desires position during the sum m er months. E x ­perienced in statistics and office procedure. 1 W rite Box , 40, Oceaii G rove T im es office. -1 8 -2 2 *

W A N T E D — R eliab le adult fa m ­ily would like to rent guest house from June 1 to Oct. 15, fo u r or more bedrooms, near beach. W rite M rs. A . Sm ith, 42 N orw ood A ve., Irvington 11, N . J . -1 8 -1 9 *

F O R S A L E — 10 Room Duplex, furn ished, splendid condition, over­look in g ocean, reduced price; 15 Room s, fu l ly furn ished, basement, slate roof, on ly $11,000; 6 Room house, w ell fu rn ished, reduced to only $7,500. m ake offer; B a rg a in — E sta te property, 18 rooms, plus cottage, hot w ater heat, fiiie loca­tion, reasonable; L o v e ly room ing house, well furn ished, m any book­ings, swell location, N o rth , 15 room s, $19,000; F in e 24 room sm all hotel, reconditioned, ready to oper­ate, m ust sell at once. H a v e other room ing house, also several hotels, one overlooking ocean, a dandy h o ­tel w ith a fine clientele; th is is a rea l m oney m aker. B e rtra m ’s Real E state , M a in at C entra l. A . P . 2-9129. -1 5 -1 9 *

F O R R E N T — F o r the season, June 15 to Sept. 15, m odern two- bedroom home, n icely furn ished, in the quiet south side o f Ocean Grove. W rite B o x 10, Ocean G rove T im e s Office. — M t f

W O R K W A N T E D — Devout C h ristian hoy, 20, college senior, needs sum m er job w ith rooin and board; chauffeur, tutor, counselor, resort w ork; finest references. D ick Schultheis, 908 R ichter Ave., Scranton, Pa. — 18-22*

H E L P W A N T E D — Housekeep­er fo r hotel w ork fo r sum m er sea­son; experienced; w rite g iv in g fu ll particu lars; B o x 200, Ocean G rove T im e s office. • . — 15-19

W A N T E D — S m all apartm ent o r cottage, p riv a te 'b ath o r shower. J u ly . Season i f com m uting pos­sible. Tw o adults. W r ite B o x 95, Ocean Grove T im e s Office. — 14-18*

W A N T E D — P riv a te buyer w ishes sm all a ll-yea r residence in Ocean Grove, fu rn ish ed o r u n fu r­nished. P lease describe fu lly , w ith price. P . O . B o x 2, O ceaii Grove, N . J . ; . -1 4 -1 8 *

C A R P E N T E R J O B B I N G — Re- pa irin g , R em odeling. C e ilings, Cabinots, C losets, F lo o rs , D oors, W a lls . W . L . Anderson , 92 M t. H erm on W a y , Ocean G rove. Phone A . P . 2-7123-M. — 43tf

M U R R A Y ’S — “ T h e P an ts H ouse o f A s b u ry P a rk .” 805-807 L a k e avenue. Ju st off M a in St. Boys and M e n ’s needs supplied.— 53tf

F O R S A L E — 2 fiber rugs, 9 X- 12 and 6 x 9 ; sm all o ld d in ing table; desk table w ith draw er; fo o t stool; fo ld in g cot, m attress; 2 painted cha irs; electric heater. 68 E m b u ry A v e . — 19*

F O R S A L E — 22 Room , redeco­rated b eautifu lly , l>/£ ' blocks to ocean, shows 15% net income on investm ent, furn ished and ready to operate, a ttractive terms, low' down paym ent, this is a good buy, $23,000; Splendid hotel, 50 rooms, 20 baths, near ocean, shows splen­did income, th is is a real buy, i l l ­ness, a ll ready fo r season, on ly $47,500. Bertram , M a in and Cen­tra l. A . P . 2-9129. — 19*

F O R S A L E — Corner house, 19 rooms, 5 w ash room s, 2 baths, 3- room apt., 3 porches; autom atic hot w ater. 61 Cookm an A ve., Ocean Grove. . — 19*

F O R R E N T — M odem 4-room apt.; also, 3-room apt. fo r: sum m er renta l. 59 Cookm an A v e ., Ocean Grove. — 19*

F O R S A L E — 6 F t . Leonard R e­frig era to r, A -l.co n d it io n , $65. C a ll • a fte r 6 P . M . A . P. 2-5057-W.

—19*I F Y O U U S E A v o n Cosm etics,

you know w hy it is easy to service A v o n custom ers. W e have an open- in g now fo r able, m ature woman. W rite Box 33, Ocean G rove T im e s office. ■ : — 19-23

S P R A Y P A I N T I N G — P o rch and law n fu rn itu re , kitchen and d in ing room chairs, beds and springs. $1.50 per chair. C a ll A , P . 2-5760. 1104 M a in St., B ra d ­le y Beach. — 18tf

C A L L — G reenpoint M attress Co. W e w ill take yo u r old inner- s p rin g m attress and w ill make it lik e new, $12. Tw e n ty-fo u r hour service. A . P . 2-5760. — 18tf

F O R R E N T — Fu rn ish ed a pa rt­m ents; each occupying entire floor with fo u r exposures. S ittin g room w ith day bed, bedroom, kitchen-din- ette, p rivate lavatory, la rge show ­er. . A u tom a tic gas heated w ater and other utilities provided. E le c ­tric refrigerators;-.Venetian blinds. One block to ocean and A u d ito riu m . Extended seasonal rental m ay be arranged. 23 M cC lin to ck St., Ocean Grove. A . P . 1-1490-J o r S p rin g Lake 2-6148-M. -1 7 -2 1 *

S T E R L I N G - H O T E L — 34 B a th A ve., Oceaii Grove. A p artm e n ts and room s, housekeeping priv ileges. F ir s t floor room , p riv a te bath. A t ­tic rooms, $7 w eekly pe r person, A . P.- 2-9861. i ; - 1 8 -2 2

P A I N T I N G — In te rio r and ex­terior, b y tru ly experienced m e­chanic, estim ates ch e erfu lly given. H e n ry -J. D yott. A . P . 2-3542-M.

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F O R S A L E — 6 Room s, bath, gas heat, ideal home, furn ished, $7,500; D u p lex sum m er bungalow s, furn ished, 5 rooms, im provem ents each side, $6,000; 9 Rooms, bath , a p a r t m e n t included,.furnished, $7,000. Sem ons A g en cy , 124 M t. T ab o r. — 16*

F O R S A L E — T a s te fu lly fu r ­nished, fre s h ly decorated; a ll-year house, new ro o f and remodeled cel­la r; Broadw ay, fo u r blocks from ocean, three bedrooms, bath, m od­ern kitchen, la rge porch, garage. Weekends, 81 Broadw ay o r Phone A . P . 2-2949. -1 7 -2 1 *

C O N T R A C T O R - P A I N T E R — Interior and exterior. D . C . S tack­house. Phone A . P . 1-1340-J. 86 M t. H erm on W a y . — 15-19*

C O R S E T S — Spencer, a ll sizes, in ­d iv id u a lly designed, fitting s in yo u r own home. C a ll fo r appointm ent. M abel S. H a ll, 709 N eptune H ig h ­way, N eptune. Phone A. P . 2-3749.

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T A I L O R I N G and fitt in g fo r m en and women. I f you have a garm ent that needs to be altered, yo u w ill be pleased to le t K . B o u fa ra h do yo u r w ork— a t 145 A b b o tt A ve .

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F O R S A L E — C an aries, good singers, guaranteed, $10; P a ra ­keets, a ll colors, $10 p a ir . W ill de­liver. 1218 F if t h A v e ., A s b u ry P a r k . ' T e l. A .-P . 2-0023.

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R O O M S F O R R E N T — A l l y e a r C otafort— R estw e ll H ouse, 81 S u r f A ve., O cean G rove . $2 a d a y p e r person. T e l. A . P . 2-1690.

W A N T E D — M ature wom an a3 resident w o rk ing housekeeper- m anuger fo r established local room ­in g house business. Season, M a y 21 to O ct 8 . M a y have com panion o r sm all fa m ily . O n ly fu l l letters o f application w ill receive atten-' tion. N o t a local advertiser. W rite B o x 101, O cean Grove Tim es.

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R O O F S — A l l types repaired and reroofed, asbestos, Drick and stone sid ing, Rockw ool in su lation , a lum i­num com bination w indows. F re e inspection and estim ate. • K a h le rt R o ofin g Co., 709 3rd A v e ., A s b n ry P a rk . Phone A . P . 1-1057. — 34tf

W E F I N A N C E N E W C A R S — Lo an tw o-thirds i o f cost. , Ch arg e $4.00 a ye ar pe r $100 through a lo ­ca l bank. Y o u 'S a v e m oney, estab-' lish cred it; insurance prem iu m in ­cluded in' loan. A lv in E . B ills , R e a l E sta te arid In su rm ce , 78 M a in a v e - . nue, Ocean Grove. -13tt

M O R T G A G E — F u n d s available , O cean G rove. C a ll A llen h n ra t S-9803, - ‘ . ' J , U

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I DIRECTLY ON THE BOARDWALKI OPEN JUNE 11th| The Only Hotel Offering 150 Rooms, Private Baths,1 Game and Music Rooms On Our Private§ Pier Directly Over the Ocean| Telephone in Every RoomI Sea Water in Rooms with Private Bath.1 Concert Orchestra and Guest .Entertainment§ • -European Plan — Rates bn RequestI Restaurant in the Hotel for Hotel GuestsI Phone Asbury Park 2-1492| C. F. YOUNG, Manager

| WITHIN BLOCK OF EATING PLACES

I O c e a n F r o n t H o u s e§ .; DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN FRONT| At Main Avenue| All Rooms Have Hot and Cold Water| Heat for Cool Days May to Oct. European| SPECIAL JUNE AND SEPTEMBER RATES

| Phone A. P. 2-9149 M. E. Thomson and A. M. Sweet; Owncrship-Management

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A T H I N G and fishing in- ocean. F in e boardw alk fu l l length o f ocean fro n t, connecting w ith A s b u ry P a rk on the north and B ra d le y Beach on the south. L a rg e pavilion overlooking ocean a t N o rth E n d . M a n y benches a lo n g the boardw alk. A u d ito riu m

seating ne arly 10,000. M ost pow erfu l org an in the country. G reat chorus, finest singers, m ost g ifted instrum entalists, em inent preachers, noted lecturers. S a fe and sane amusements, m oving pictures, bow ling a lleys, m erry-go-round, sw im m ing pool, a th letic games, ch ildren ’s playground, skee b all. D a ily m eetings fo r young and old in Tem ple, T ab ernacle nnd Chapel. A quiet, rest­fu l Sabbath. Safest place fo r women and children. Adequate tra in and bus service, convenient fo r com m uters.

T h e hotels and boarding houses herew ith presented a re recommended to the consideration o f intending patrons as the best houses o f entertainm ent in th is w orld-fam ous resort.

j T h e S h e l t o n e j| ■ Ocean Pathway, Ocean Grove, N. J. . . . I| N e a r beach and A u ditorium . A U sleep ing rooms have ho t || and cold run n in g w ater; some ensuite, w ith private bath. I

| Season: M ay to October |

- Phone: A s b u r y P a rk 2-2933 L U L U E . W R I G H T g

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| C A F E T E R I A| Beach and Main Avenues, Ocean Grove| Open Thursday, May 26§ Hot and cold water in rooms; some with private | ! - baths and lavatories| Famous Supreme Blend CoffeeI And Desserts from Our Own Bake Shop| . Phone A. P. 2-8885 M. J. WOODRING |jVuimnaiiBiiaiiaitBiiaiiaiiaiialiaiiaiiaiiainuaiiaiiainiiaiiaiiaiiaiiaiiailaiitiiaiiaiiaillliaiianaliaiiaiiaiiaiianaiiaiiaiiailanatlaiif.

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One b lock fro m ocean and |A u d ito riu m . \ |

A m e rican P lan , s ing le or. suites, | some w ith private baths. C lean § rooms, good food, m oderate prices. 1

For lleservations Write or Phone ' jjj .. Asbury Park 2-57J2 ‘ s

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North End Pavilion and. Bath- = ing Coach. Hot and cold run-; s ning water in . all rooms. '= Private baths. Special June and = September rates. =

Phone Asbury ParK 2rOQ79. |

MRS. E. LE ROY. Mgr. 5

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SUPERB LOCATION — CLUB BREAKFAST — EVENING DINNER g It. A. and L. E. WILLIAMS, Ownership-Management g

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A l l O utside Room s

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O P E N M A Y 2 5

P h o n e : .A . P . 2-8549

ELSIE R. GRAHAMS! Manager

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' OPEN SATURDAY, MAY 28 . |

Home-like hotel overlooking océan; all rooms |1 hot and cold running water ; excellent food. Thirtieth || season. , |1 Phone A. P. 2-4019 7 . L. SCH1RMEISTER |

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| A Stone’s Th row to B each-R estaurant-A uditorium |

i Rates-on-Request Phone A . P . 2-8341 §

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H o t and cold ru n n in g w ater in a ll room s. Som e w ith p r i­vate baths and showers. . . . 32nd season ; . . . V eran das overlooking ocean. T e l. A . P . 2-7229. R . T . & H . E . C L A R K

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O ne-half b lock to beach. . . . Rooms w ith hot and cold ru n ­n ing w ater. N e a r A u d ito riu m , Cafeterias and R estau ran ts.

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g Unobstructed ocean, view; hot and cold water in a ll rooms,i A l l rooms have an open and clear view as w ell as cross ventila- I tion. Conveniently located to bathhouses at the South E n d .S P o licy o f the Sea Spray : Cleanliness and quiet.I B R E A K F A S T and D I N N E R S E R V E D T O G U E S T Si Specia l rates by the month and m ore. Specia l Sept. rates.* Phone Asbury Park 2-4125. GRAHAM and MABEL FUNG

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O n e-h a lf block fro m ocean. N ea r A u d ito riu m and cafeterias. R un nin g w ate r in a ll room s: innerspring m attresses. Com pletely redecorated. E u ro p e a n P la n . "_____ _ _ M R . and M R S . R. L . S N Y D E R

Park View Hotel23 Seaview 'avenu e, fa c in g W esley La k e .

n „ . block to Asbury Park and North End pavilion and Bathing. Capae ty 155 «naSous porches. Hot and cold running water in rooms. Steel Fire I?5, -2 ? & w fs lo n B o o k le t . Phono Asbury Park Z-052-1.^ E B IC A N M d EtiROPEAN PLAN. ETHEL S. HEMPHILL

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H o t e l - 1 1 B r o a d w a yO ve rlo o k in g F le tc h e r L a k e a n d Ocean,m attresses.A s b u r y P o r k 2-2013.

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B rig h t, a iry roomB, innerspring

A . E . and M . J . J O N E S

6 A t la n t ic Avenue. O cean view . H o t an d co ld run n in g w ater. E u ro p e a n p lan onf e i v E a B u L L

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tively furnished, on beau­tiful Parkway, at Beach— overlooking the boardwalk and ocean. European. ♦ . . Breakfast served daily un­til 10 A.- M. A ll rooms have hot and cold running water; innerspring mat­tresses. Private lavatories.

A. P. 2-0072 JOHN DeHARDE Owner-Manager

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OPENING — Thursday, May 26E x ce lle n t food, served w ell. A l l fre sh vegetables, fish and

fru its . A l l pastries baked in our own kitchen. A11 room s mod- ern ly furn ished. P r iv a te baths installed . Rates on application .

Phone A . P . 2-2085 M A R Y F . B E A R E , M an ag er.

The ORMONDComer Beach & Pitman Avenues

DINING ROOM - — HOME-COOKINGAttractive double and single rooms all having |

hot and cold running water §1 Block to Beach Auditorium |

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PRELIMINARY

S U M M E RP R O G R A M

1 9 4 9

June 12 to Sept. 11

S P E C I A L F E A T U R E S

M a y 29-June 5 — T h e C h rist ia n M iss io n a ry A llian ce ' A n n u a l

Convention. .Jun e 10-12 B ib le C lass Group.Ju n e 14-19 — C hurch o f the B re th ­

ren Convention.Ju n e 1 7 ,1 8 — N ation a l Federation

o f M en’s B ib le Classes. ^Jun e 20-24 — P asto rs ’ Graduate

School..Jun e 27-29 — M iss io n ary Co n fer­

ence.J u ly 2 — Food Sale b y L a d ie s ’

A u x il ia ry o f A u d ito riu m U s h ­ers.;. _

J u ly 4 — 10:30 A . M . — P a trio tic

Service and Pageant in the A u d ito riu m .7:30 P . M . — P a trio tic f a m i ly , gatherin g , songfest.

J u ly 7-9 — Bookalogues in ' the Tabernacle.

J u ly 9 — Y o u n g Peop le ’s Concert. J u ly 11 — M o v in g P ictu re s in the

Tem ple. D r . A . C . Jam es.J u ly 12rl4 — A n n u a l Conference

o f the W .C .T .U . • "

J u ly IB — V eteran s o f F o re ig n „ W a rs Concert. -

J u ly 16 — L u th e r D a y R a lly . G reat program .

J u ly 18-23 — A n n u a l M u sic C on­ference. , •

J u ly 23 — Laym en 's R etreat.Tem ple a t 2:30 P . M .

J u ly 25-28 — Conference on E v a n - gelism .

J u ly 29 — A n n u a l F e s t iv a l o f M u ­sic b y St. P a u l’s C h urch aug-

' ; m ented cho ir, in the A u d ito ­riu m . •„

J u ly 30 — F ou n ders ’ D a y exercises in the Au d ito rium .

A u g u s t 1-5 — T h e Gospel M ission W orkers present a pro gram o f “ 20th C e n tu ry M ira c les o f

Grace!,” w ith Laurence Suther­land presid in g . .

A u g u s t 6 — Salvation A r m y G rand

Con cert in the A u d ito riu m .' Salvation A r m y Band.

A u g u s t 11, 12 — A n n u a l B a za a r o f

the w ives o f the ushers; H e ld a t Jerusa lem Model.

A u g u s t 14-19 — A n n u a l B ib le Con-:■ ference. D r.-W ilb u r M . Sm ith .

A u g u s t 20 — A n n u a l Concert o f the U sh e rs ’ A ssociation in the A u d ito riu m . 7 .

A u g u s t 21-23 — P reach in g M ission.. .. D r . J . W allace. H a m ilto n , o f

St. Petersburg , F la . ,A u g u st 25 — A n n u a l C h o ir C o n ­

cert in the A u d ito riu m .A u g u s t 26 — A n n u a l Cam p M eet­

in g begins.Septem ber 10 — Concert, benefit o f

Ocean Grove A u x ilia ry , P itk in H o sp ita l. .

(Continued on Pngo 7)

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T H E H O U S E B Y T H E S E A“JUST LIKE HOME”

g “ 0 , T h e H ouse B y T h e Sea 1 Is W he re I ’d Love T o B e ;I I W o n ’t D e lay , I ’l l L eav e T o d a y

I F o r T h e H ouse B y T h e Sea.”

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H o t and Co ld R n n n in g W a ­te r in A U Room s.

B e a u ty R e st In n ersp rin g | M attresses

Directly On The Oceaniront i Ocean and Pitman Avenues, s

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T w e lfth Season A l l V a rie ties o f M eats, Sea Food

P O S T V I L L A D I N I N G R O O MC O R N E R M A I N and N E W Y O R K A V E N U E S

S pecia lizing In T u rk e y D inners

N ow Open F o r Season

Telephone A . P .2-0513

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S T . E L M O H O T E LO P E N A L L Y E A R

Corner M a in and New Y o r k A ven ues Individual m eals served by day o r week

B . R . S H U B E R T

THE MELI T_ S r M -'ark 2-0679

“ T h e F r ie n d ly H ouse fo r F r ie iid ly People” 'Room s W ith R u n n in g W ater. . One-Half b lock to ocean. A p artm en ts fo r Ju n e and Sept. O pen M a y 25. Telephone A s b u r y P a r k 2-7691.O u r rates a re a lw ays m o d e ra te .' i l l M a in A ven ue.

M R S . R O L A N D L . R U D B A U F F^ riuxopean j y E S B U L L “ M R s T r O L A N D L , R U D R A t T F F " - " ‘ ‘ Te lephone JL P . 2-4084 I . A . S H A W , O m e rah jp -M u u tg e m o n tT e lep h o n e A s b u r y P a r K ¿-etw*. . , , . . , , * ■ , .

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O ne-ha lf b lock to ocean, n e a r A u d ito riu m and a ll attractions. Room s and apartm ents: h o t and co ld ru n n in g w ate r in a l l room s: lig h t, a irv com fortable. T E L E V I S I O N F O R G U E S T S . M R S . A . M I T C H E L L

Phone A , P . 2-03E0. ._____ O w nership-M anagem eht

ONE BLOCK TO OCEAN 16 W eb b A ven ue — C o rn e r Beach A ven ue

C lean A ttra c t iv e R oom s a t M oderate R ates M o d e m F a c ilit ie s — Spacious Porches

M . B . & J . S. C A R T W R I G H T — Phono A . P. 2-6539-R— O w ner-M anager

BUENA VISTA18 H eck A ven ue (C orn e r Beach)

Open M a y 20 to O ctober. D in in g room w ill not be open th is season convenient to cafeterias and restaurants;, one b lock to ocean; h o t and cold ru n n in g w ater. S pecia l rates fo r Jun e and Septem ber.

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I)ireetly on, the O c e a n ’F r o n t Season May to . O ct. E u ro p e a n P la n . A l l room s have in n ersp rin g m attresses, h o t nnd

cold n jn n ln g -water, some w ith p riv a to b aths nnd lava tories. Telephone A . P . 2-4084 ’ ‘

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B R A D L E Y B E A C H , N . J .

P H O N E S

A s b u ry P a rk 2-6950 and 1-0615

WILBUR R. GUYERSneeessor to

W I L L I A M Y O C N G

PLUMBING AND HEATINGE stim ates G iven

91 H e ck A ven ue, O cean G rove

Telephone A . P . 2-0428

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FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1949 -OCEAN GROVE TIMES» O CË^feRO YE, NEW JERSEY P A G E S E V E N

S l i m m e r P r o g r a m{Continued from Page fl)S U N D A Y S E R M O N S

10:30 A . M . and 7:30 P . M .Jun e 12 — A , M . — D r . Joseph A .

Sizoo, President o f N e w B ru n s­w ick Th eo log ica l S em inary.

P . M . — R ev. S tew art M . R obin­son, D .D ., P a sto r, 2nd P resb y­terian Church, E liza b e th , N . J .

June 19 — A . M . and P . M , — Church o f the Breth ren . T h e y

w il l supp ly th e ir ow n preach­ers.

Jun e 26 — A . M . — R ev. John E . Zeiter, D .D ., P a sto r o f H anson Place M e t h o d i s t Ghurch, B rooklyn .

P . M . — Rev. R a lp h W . Sockm an, D .D ., P a s to r o f C h rist M etho­d ist Church , N e w Y o r k C ity .

J O H N L A U RP ain ting , Paperh nn g ing

A lte ra tio n s

Work (guaranteed at> low est Price A. P. 1-0232-W 84 Main Ave., O. G,

O C E A N G R O W

S E L F - S E R V I C E

L A U N D R Y55 O L I N S T R E E T

O P E N D . A I L Y' F ro m 8:30 to 2:00 P . M. M onday 8:00 Ä . M . to 8:00 P . M .

Phone A. P . 2-10240

¡JOSEPH R. ELYF u n e r a l H o m e

Established 1888 By Late John N. Bnrtls

514 Second A ven ue, A s b n ry P a rk

S Y M P A T H E T I C , S E R V I C E

r e a s o n a b l e ; r e f i n e d

L a d y A tten d an t Phone A . P . 2-0567

Ju ly 3 — A . M. — H on. A . E , D r is ­co ll, N . J . Governor.

P . M . r— R ev. R oss H . Stover, D .D ., P a sto r o f F r ie n d ly L u th ­eran Church, P h iladelphia.

J u ly 10 — A . M . and F M , — Bishop F r e d P ierce Corson, o f the Ph ilade lph ia A re a ,

J u ly 17 — A . M . — D r . H a ro ld P a u l Sloan, o f W h arton M em o­r ia l Church, Ph iladelphia.

P . M , — Rev. A lla n M a cLach lan Frew , D .D ., P a sto r o f Ardm ore,

PROGRESSIVE Paintingf DecoratingE x te r io r — Interior F a in t in g

P la ste r in g & Paperhaitging-

E stim a tes C h eerfu lly G iv e s

PHONES A. P. 2-1557, 2-9744

Pa., P resbyterian Church.

J u ly 24 — A . M . — D r. C linton Bennett, General S ecreta ry o f

the B o ard o f L a y A c tiv it ie s o f the M ethodist Church.

P . M . — R ev. N o rm an W . Pau llin , D .D ., o f the B a p tist Tem ple, Ph iladelph ia.

J u ly 31 '— A . M . and P . M . ~ -,Rev, A lb e r t E , D a y , D .D ., P astor o f

M t. V e rn o n P lace M ethodist Church, Ba ltim ore , M d,

B. F E D D E SJE W E L E R

. Watch RepairingB E S T P R I C E S

P A I D F O B O L D G O L D A P P R A I S E D F R E E

i f M a in A venue

Oe*»B G rove

P ost O ffic e B u ild ing

ANDUP

1 9 4 9 K E L V I N Â T O R

R E F R I G E R A T O R » $ 2 0 9 . 5 0

S E E T H E M

A t o u r

S H O W R O O M S

SERVICE

F U E L O I L

SHOWROOMS & OFFICE 20-40 Prospect Ave,, Asbury Park

Telephone Asbury Park 2-0615

F o r R e f r i g e r a t o r s -W a s h i n g M a c h i n e s

A u t o m a t i c W a t e r H e a t e r s

c A L L

E d g a r P h i l l i p s a n d S o n , I n c .PLUMBING — HEATING

1420 Ninth Ave,—Neptune — Telephone A. P. 2-1676

A u g u s t 7 — A . M — B ish op John W .’ Lo rd , o f the Boston A re a ,

P . M . — Conj, .Donald M cM illan , o f S a lavtion A r m y . ,

A u g u s t 14 — A . M . and P . M . —- R ev. W ilb u r M . Sm ith , D .D ., E d ito r o f Peloubet N otes and Professor a t F u l le r 'S em inary in Ca lifo rn ia .

A u g u s t 21 — A . M .. and P . M , —

R ev. J . W allace H am ilto n , D .

D ., P a sto r o f Pasadena Church,

St. Petersburg, F la ,A u g u s t 28 — A . M . and P . M .

R ev. J . S id low B a x te r, Pastor, E va n g e lis t and B ib le Teacher, E d in bu rgh , Scotland;

Sept. 4 — A . M , and P . M . — Rev, J . S id low B ax ter. '

Sept. 11 — A . M . — R ev. M ilton H . N ich o ls , D .D ., o f Ph iladelphia.

P. M . — R ev. E d w in F o rre st H a n n , D .D ., P a sto r o f F o u rth

M ethodist Church, Bridgeton, N . J . .

com m ssbecause it

LASTSLONGER

QUALITY SINCE 1863

T h o m p s o n & G i l l a n47 M ain Avenue, Ocean Grove

T e l. A . P . 2-6636

l ì

I N E E D P L E N T Y O F H O T W A T E R

A T T H E R I G H T T E M P E R A T U R E

Balhs, formulas, diapers, elothes— Baby needs more

. hot water than anyone else in tbe house.

And it musl be clean water—sparkling, crystal clear.

Install a clean, beautiful, new automatic gas water

heater that will give you all the clean hot water you need

for Baby— and plenty for the rest of the family, too.

Y O U ’ L L G E T I T W I T H

Heavily insulated—keepa water hot always

Occam o f hot water—all clean and d ea r

Temperature control—set it and fprget it

SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER or PLUMBER

A n n o u n c i n g t h e O p e n i n g o f t h e

O R M O N D

D I N I N G R O O MCorner P itm an and Beach Avenues

O C E A N G R O V E

THURSDAY, MAY 26B reakfast, Luncheon and D inner

Served at Popu lar Prices Hom e-Qooking

J O H N D e H A R D E

P Y R E N E - M a k e r s o f W o r l d ’ s

F i n e s t F i r e E q u i p m e n t

1 P I N T - 1 Q U A R T - 1 1 - 2 Q U A R T S

LIQUID TYPE — With Wall Brackets Attached Available for immediate delivery, by s ur own trucks.

Phone or drop a card for free estimate on your hotel

JAMES W. KIMBEL281. LONG BRANCH AVENUE

Long Branch, N. J» L. B. 6-1238

OPEN FOR I

FOR H O I W A TER M AG IÇ

JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO.GO-1340

OLIVE HOUSEC o rn e r H eck and Beach Avenues.

One block fro m the ocean and cen tra lly located, near restaurants and cafeterias. H o t and cold run n in g w ater in a ll rooms. European P la n . Phone A , P . 2-1188 M R S . T R I N E B R A I N

Seacroft Hotel1 1 S e a v i e w A v e n u e

O ne-half b lock fro m ocean, bath ing beach, open a ir sw im m ing pool, boardw alk and amusement: N e a r cafeterias and restaurants. H o t andcold w ater in room s. B re a k fa st served. Reasonable rates.Phone A s b u ry P a rk 2-8214 J . C O C H R A N E , Owner-Mjpr.

H A M ILT O N C O T T A G E23 Central A venue Phone Asbury, P a rk 2-7132A fr ie n d ly vacation home where co m fo rt is a lw ays considered. It is the nearest room ing houso to the G re a t A u d ito riu m , and is on ly a two m in ­u te w a lk to baardw alk and ocean,. N e a r ca feterias and restaurants. Rates reasonable and g iven on application.

A . T . D E Y , O w ner-M anager

ARDMORB-SUMM BRHELD6 and 8 Ocean Pathw ay— O verlooking Ocean

S pecia l R ates Decoration D ay W eekend — O pen M ay 27 H o t and cold ru n n in g w a te r in a ll room s.. B aths. R ate schedules sent on request. Phone A s b u ry P a rk 2-2784, Exce llen t M eals Served. Owned and O perated by. M R , & M R S . IR W I N S W A N S O N

VAN GOTTAGB 40 C e n tra l Avenue. H o t and cold

Septem ber. A , P . 2-1951-R

ru n n in g w ater in a ll room s. E uropean plan. Season June to

A N N A E . R O D S

17-19 Broadway, corner of Beach. One block fro.;; South Ena pavilion. Overlooking ocean and lake. Furnished rooms with housekeep-

, ,. . Ing privileges.. Innersprlnc Mattresses. H o t 'and cold.running water in rooms,.Twenty-nintSs season, MRS. C L SEVERSBROADWAY!

Sterling Hotelap’ts. w ith bath.

34 B ath avenue, b lock fro m ocean, n ear Auditorium . Light,' a ir y room s, hot and cold water, housekeeping priv ileges, aiso

Phone A . P . 2-9801 M R S . G E O . E . K I R C H N E R

OeWitf House 33 A tla n tic A ven ue. A l l outside room s w ith hot and cold ru n n in g w ater. European.

Phone A . P . 2-5587. L ig h t Housekeeping. M R S . P . B Y L S M A , O w n er-M gr.

W I L L A R DAsbury Park 2-5228-J.

T h e C A R O L I N E

22 Pitman Avenue, corner of Beach, near Auditorium, -overlooking ocean. .Special June and Sept. rates. Open all year.ETHEL I. and WALTER L, ANDERSON, Owner-Mgr.

7 Bath Ave., 4 houses from Beach, over­looking ocean. Rooms only, cheerful, comfortable.

MRS, C. NYDAM, Owner

K O O L K O R N E R S93 Central Avenue, overlooking ocean and lake. Light housekeeping. Clean comfortable rooms. Open all year.

MRS. MABEL HODGSON, Owner-Mgr.

K i l w i n n i n g H o u s ekeeping.

, Corner Webb and Central Avenues. Near stores and cafeterias, 2 blocks irom ocean. Booms and light house-

MBS. C. KEIB

O c e a n V i l l aHeat for chilly days

4 Webb Avenue, overlooking ocean, hot and cold run n in g w ater, spacious grounds, room s and apartm ents.

C. SHACKELTON, Ownorshlp-Management;

Oceanicreasonable

34 Beach Ave., Cor. Pitman Ave. and Me- Clintock St., block from ocean. Near Audi­torium and all places of interest. Attractive rooms with hot and cold running water. Rates .

Telephone Asbury Park 2-8955 SYDNEY A. TERHUNE

T h e , D E A N SPhone Asbury Park Z-5023-J.

55 E M B U R Y A V E N U E O P E N A L L Y E A R

B R E A K F A S T S E R V E D

| T W O M O D E L H O M E S

I 131 and 136 FRANKLIN AVENUEI OCEAN GROVE

| S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 1 4

| 8 A . M . t o 9 P . M .

j STAGEY ROOFING CO.I O f O c e a n G r o v e - B u i l d e r s

| These ECONOMY HOMES may be constructed on 1 your lot in the shore area. Our representative will be | present Saturday to explain.

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White Halland Auditorium. A. P. 2-195J-M.

28 Pitman Avenue,- extra largo 'rooms, innersprlng mattresses, run­ning water, twin bods, near beach

Oil Steam Heat. J. B. BERNHART

n Y 7*11 1C Spray Avenue, near North End and Casino. Op-» \ n r a v V l l l i l poslte. cafeteria Convenient to all amusements.

J * I I I C T Hot and, cofd water in rooms ; Beauty Rest mat­tresses.; Reasonable; Phone A. P. 2-7825-M. MRS. H. B. VREELAND.

R E A D T H E O C E A N G R O V E T I M E S

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I Good News! jI F o i H o te l a n d R e s t a u r a n t P r o p r ie t o r s I

PRICES REDUCED ON PAPER AND jj

SOAP PRODUCTS — JANITOR SUPPLIES f

PHONE SPRING LAKE 2-7272 1F O R Q U O T A T I O N A N D P R O M P T D E L I V E R Y |

S O F I E L D S U P P L Y C O . |

(F o rm e rly C e n tra l S upp ly Co. and C . A . H e is le r) |

H ig h w a y 4 -N and Bro oklyn B lvd . ~ Sea G ir t , N . J . §

.

C H E S T E R B . 0 P D Y K E A N D S O N

MANUFACTURERS

A w n i n g s a n d C a n v a s

Established1914

O F F I C E & F A C T O R Y 1 1 0 7 R a i l r o a d A v e .

A s b u r y P a * * k ' N . J .

E s t i m a t e s

G l a d l y .F u r n i s h e d

TELEPHONE ASBURY PARK 2-6060

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P A G E B I G H T OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, MAY 13,1949

RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES.

HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES

O F C O U R S E Y O U W A N T T H E B E S T A N D M O S T R E A S O N A B L E Get it a t the

S h o r e R e s t a u r a n t E q u i p m e n t C o .K itch en E q u ip m en t an d F u rn itu re

House Furnishings, Hotel, Restaurant and Bar Supplies

n . l ft C M i l i n Telephone A B bu ry P k . 2-1147A t ) o . I T l t l H l O i r e e i O pposite M a in A ven ue G ates

AUTO BODY REPAIRSUAVB RADIATORS CLEANED AND REPAIRED.

P a in tin gRepaired 1 > I t l V A l l l l U l F in ish in g

Bear Frame and Axle Stralghtener—Wheel Alignment 100« F I R S T A V E N U E , A S B U R Y P A R K Telephone 3472

^Repaired Nick Antich

CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK

F A B I O B A T T A G L I Aftn\HV AIKS C U B I I C E M E N T BLOCKS SHUFFLEBOARUtt, FOÜBDATIOK9, C03TCBKTE BCLKITEAB8 BUU SEPTIC TANKS, CESSPOOLSJ i l l Bang« Avenue, Neptune, N. J. Telephone Anbury Parli 1-0OT0

MEN and BOYS’ CLOTHINGw _ n - n r l c “ T h e L a b e l o f Q u a lity ”L A d a w 5 S U I T C L U B — 10 P a y and L a y -A w a y P lan s

N E W S U I T C L U B P O L I C Y — N ew M em bers A ccepted M on th ly

Prospect and Sum m erfield A r e s . — A s b u ry P a r k — A . P . 1-0894

CLEANERS AND DYERSP h o n e

2-5100 G a U u s S r o s .«XV« a n n n v n n n fT D Ü D V T

L e t U s D y eF o r Y on

R U G S A N D D R A P E R I E S O U R S P E C I A L T Y 204 B O N K v S T K E E T , A S B U R Y P A B K

Offlee ana Factory A»Sary Atenne padi Baproai. A r t in PM*. Oeean Grore (In Saamer) 4, FUg' - . * _

2 4 -H O U R D R Y C L E A N I N G S E R V I C E O N P R E M I S E S

m i l V S F T 1118 7tb - A V E N U E N E P T U N Ea u n i ; WE CALL F0R AND deliver

C L E A N E R S T e l. A . p . 1-0015 — E x p e rt T a ilo r in g

R U G C L E A N I N G

B r i e r l e y ’s R u g C l e a n i n g S e r v i c eRUGS A N D C A R P E T S T H O R O U G H L Y C L E A N E D .

B Y B E I N G E L E C T R I C A L L Y S H A M P O O E D

139 F ra n k lin Avenue T e L A . P . 2-4427_________ Ocean G rove

COAL AND FUEL OIL

T h o m p s o n C o a l C o m p a n yF U E L O I L W O O D A N D C H A R C O A L “ B L U E " J O A L .

117 South M a in Street, N eptune, N . J . . Phone ?-2300

D R U G S

43 M A I N A V E N U E ' W . B . N A G L E

N A G L E ’S M a i n - C e n t r a l P h a r m a c y“ D o cto rs .A d v ise N a g le ’s”

P R E S C R I P T I O N S F I L L E D B E S T Q U A L I T Y D R U G S

SLIP COVERS—DRAPERIES

E L M ’S D R A P E R Y S H O P401 M a in Street B rad le y Beach, N . J .

CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS E lizabeth Smith" Phone A . P . 2-6556

ELECTRICIAN

All kind* Electrical Work . .. Radio Repairing

T E P H F O R D E L E C T R I C C O .18 A b b o tt Avenue, Ocean G rove — Phone A s b u ry P a rk 2-7517

E L E C T R I C A L C O N T R A C T O R S

C R O W E L L E L E C T R I C C O M P A N Y1315 N I N T H A V E N U E N E P T U N E

T e l. A .P . 2-2290

FLORISTABC ADIA—Tbc Land ut Floneta

A R C A D I AFLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSE Hubert H. /atkm, PropPLANTS AND DISH GARDENS, CUT FLOWERS. WEDDING FLOWERS, ru v n a a FUNERAL DESIGNS, FLOWERS BV WIRESommerfeld and Ooolamn Ave«. ________________ t'hunn: A. p. t-M4i

FUNERAL DESIGNS — CORSAGES WEDDING BOUQUETS

K R U S C H K A theF L O R I S T Generation”WE DELIVER — Phone: ASBURY PARK 2-673*

. P L A N T S — C U T F L O W E R S L A N D S C A P I N G Store * Greenhouse at West Asbury Ave. ¿¡ Wayside ltd., Neptune

FLOOR LAYING — SANDING ■ L A V li^ ft ■ f l J W i m - " W A G I N G ■ W IT

W A L T E R H A N S E NFLOOR CONTRACTOR — Industrial and Residential

R .D . 2, 377 W . B a n gs A v e , N eptune A n b u ry P a rk 1-1489

FURRIER

P h o ne f t S f f t t i i i i l F U R SA . P . 2-4060 « / * ♦ » « I I U I I Ready T o W ear

Made to Order — Remodeling — Repairing627 Mattlson Avenue Dry Cold Storage' Asbury Park

GARAGE—STORAGEO ldsm obile S a les and Service E s t . 1925 Phone A . P . 2-4670

B i l l y M a j o r ’s S e a c o a s t G a r a g e86 South M a in Street, O cean G rove

S T O R A G E — B Y D A Y - W E E K - M O N T H

Phone 2-1439 2 4 -H O U R S E R V I C E

C H A F T O ’S G A R A G E C O R P .S T O R A G E — B A T T E R Y — T O W I N G S E R V I C E — R E P A I R I N G

C o rn e r C o rlie s Aventie and M a in Street N eptune, N , J .

LAUNDRYPh one A .P . 2-4543

NEPTUNE LAUNDRYA L L S E R V I C E S — W e t W a sh , A l l F la t , S h ir ts ; W e t and F la t , F in ish e d , B la n k e ts . S A V E — T r y O u r C a sh and C a r r y Service.

8 Stokes A v e , C o r . C o rlie s, Intersection H ’ w’ y S3 and 35

PROPERTY RECONDITIONING

S K I L L E D M E C H A N I C S fo r each cra ft w ill g iv e you

the B E S T in R E A L

S E R V I C E

P L U M B I N G

H E A T I N G

O I L B U R N E R S '

C O N T R A C T I N G " " . S H E E T M E T A Lo r J O B B I N G ^ * * ^ * ^ J C A R P E N T R Y

T H E P A I N T I N GWM. R. HOGG CO., Inc. M A S O N R Y

900 - 4 T H A V E . — A S B U R Y P A R K T e l. 2-3193 o r 2-3194

MILK AND CREAM

W A R D E L L ’ S D A I R Y

N E P T U N E , N . J .DAIRY PRODUCTS

Telephone 2-1916

MILK AND CREAM

T A Y L O R D A I R Y C O .C a tle y & W illia m s, P roprietors

M I L K , C R E A M , B U T T E R M I L K F R O M M O N M O U T H F A R M S 142 Law rence Avenue, O cean G ro ve Phone A . P . 2-1970

MOVING — STORAGE — EXPRESSING

A . G . R O G E R S , I n c .S T O R A G E A N D M O V IN G

Phone A .P , 2-2093 AGENTS 931 ASBURY AVENUEALLIED VAN U N E 8 - • ASDURY PARK. N. 1.

ASBURY PARK STORAGE AND MOVING (X), Inc. N E W M O D E R N S T O R A G E W A R E H O U S E

F o r S T O R A G E or M O V I N G — C a ll A . P . 2-0870 Neptune Highway fio. 31 at Bangs Ave;, Neptune

PLUMBING, HEATING, TINNINGA . P. 1-0169-R -

T O M~ F R E E E S T I M A T E S '

O S B O R N EA l l K in d s R e p a ir W o rk , G utters, F lash in gs

• „ ■ P lum bing, H ea tin g a n d T in n in g .i|I539m_ E I G B ^ H _ A V E N U E _ N E P T U N E , N . J .

PAINTING«— PAPEKHANGING33 A t la n t ic — Ph one A . P . 2-5587 19 H eck— Phone A . P . 2-1188

B y l s m a a n d B r a i nP A I N T I N G — P A P E R H A N G I N G — D E C O R A T I N G

E stim ates C h eerfu lly G iv e nW o rk G uaranteed at Low est P r ice

ROOFS AND SIDING

S T A C E Y R o o f i n g & S u p p l y C o .40 P I L G R I M P A T H W A Y , O C E A N G R O V E . Phone

Rooting and Siding of aH kinds—Competent Mechanics A.P.2-6874

RADIO— HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES410 M a in Street, A s b u ry P a rk , N . J . Telephone 2-5630

RADIO REPAIRS24-hr. Service— B r in g to storeS C O T T ’ S

S E R V I C E S T A T I O NA t M A I N A V E . G ates 20 M A I N S T ., A . P .

LEPICK!S SERVICE STATION ' W A S H I N G , S IM O N IZ IN G , T I R E S , B A T T E R I E S

D Y N A F U E L - T I R E R E P A I R - L U B R I C A T I O N — A .P . 2-9068

T R E E E X P E R T S

A B E L ’S T R E E E X P E R T SP L A N T I N G - P R U N I N G - R E M O V A L O F T R E E S and S H R U B S S P R A Y I N G F R E E E S T I M A T E S1604 A s b u ry A v e . A S B U R Y P A R K T e l. A . P . 2-7655-J

TAXIS

S T i l F S ' OCEAN GROVE TAXI CO., INC.^ Catering to Commuter», Shoppers & Moviegoer«Cbas. B. Bo.sert, P ré»., . PHONE A. P. 2.3427

O P E N A L L Y E A R M a in and- C e n tra l A v e s .

T A I L O R I N GA ll-W o o l W o rsted and Tw eed S u its , Pants, T o p C oats M ade to Y o n r M easure. F it t in g and A lte ra tio n s fo r M en a n d W om en.

K . B O U F A R A H - T A I L O RA . P . 1-1041-R 145 A b b o tt A ve .

ÜPHOLkTERINti-O ccan G rove

O T T O A . S P I E S»k «*

F u rn itu re Reupholstered — Cushions Renovated and Covered

1311 W ash in gton A v e ., A s b u ry P a rk . M ateria ls o f A l l K in d In S to ck

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L E G A L N O T I C E

N O T I C E

NOTICE OF PDBLIC SALE OF LANDS AND PREMI8ES IN

THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH

NOTICE is hereby given that on Tuesday, the seventeenth day of May, }D49, at 2. P. M. at.the Neptune Town­ship Headquarters, 137 South Main Street, Neptune, New Jersey, the Township oi Neptune, In the County of Monmouth w ill oiler at public sale, to the highest bidder, at a minimum sale price oi Three Hundred Dollars, ($300.00), all the right title »and inter­est of the said Township of Neptune acquired at a tax sale and the fore­closure of the equity of redemption thereof in and to the following de­scribed lands and premlses:-

AH that certain plot, piece, or parcel of ground known and designated as Block 225-B, Lots 53 and 54, being a piece of vacant ground approximately 50 by 125 feet pn the south side of Stratford Avenue, west of Drummond Avenue, upon the following terms and conditions:- - -v • :;;v

(1) Twenty percent, (20%), o t theSurchase money to be paid at the time

ie property is struck off. If the mon­ey Is not paid at that time, the prop-'

erty may be put up and re-sold imme- 1 diately. The balance to be paid within ten days upon delivery of a Bargain and Sale Deedi

(2) Said lands and premises are to be sold subject to all municipal, state, and federal ordinances, statutes ana regulations affecting the use of said lands and premises, and subject to the covenants, conditions and restrictions contained In prior deeds affecting said premises.

(3) The purchaser shall be required, at the time of closing to pay; a3 an ad­ditional purcha?e price, a sum equal to the amount o t tax' based on the last assessed valuation from the first of the month next after the date of sale until the end. of the current year and also all legal conveyancing fees. Any bid­der who falls to complete his purchase will forfeit to the Township any de­posit paid. .

(4) The sale of this property Is sub­ject to confirmation by tne Township Committee who may reject any or all bids. ; z , .DATED: M ay 4, 1949.

JOHN W. KNOX -30-19 . Township Clerk

N O T I C E

NOTICE OF PUBLIC "¿ALE OF LAND« ANB.PBEMISE8

T U E . TOW NSHIP O F N EPTU N E,

IN T H E CO UN TY O F MONMOUTH.

NOTICE is hereby given that on Tuesday, the seventeenth day of May, 1949, at 2 P. M. at the Neptune Town­ship Headquarters, 137 South' Main Street, Neptune, New Jersey, the Township of Neptune, in the County of Monmouth will offer at public sale to the highest bidder, at a minimum sale price of One Hundred Fifty Dollars, ($150.00), all the right title and Interest of the said Township of Neptune ac­quired at a tax sale and the foreclo­sure of the equity of redemption there­of in and to the following, described lands and premises:-

A ll that certain plot, piece, or parcel of ground known and designated as Block 252, Lot 40, upon the following terms and'conditions:- ■

(1) Twenty percent (20%) ..of theBurch a se money to be paid at the time ie property is struck off. If the mon­

ey is not paid at that time, the prop­erty may be put up and re-sold im­mediately. Tne balance to be paidwithin ten days upon delivery of Bargain and sale Deed.

(2) Said lands and premises are to be sold subject to all municipal, state, and federal ordinances, statutes and regulations affecting the use of the said lands and premises, and subject to the covenants, conditions and restrictions contained in prior deeds affecting said premises. * • • . '.

(3) The purchaser shall be required, at the time of closing, to pay, as an additional purchase price, a sura ei— ’to the amount of tax based on th e__assessed valuation from the first of the month next after the date of sale until the end of the current year and also all legal conveyancing fees. Any bidder who fails to complete his pur­chase..will forfeit to the Township any

rty is sub*depositjpaid.

(4) The sale of thisject to confirmation by the Township Committee who may reject any or ail bids. ,DATED: May 4, 1949.

JOHN W, KNOX —18-19 Township Clerk

MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE’S OFFICE

Notice to Creditors to Present Claims Against Estate

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARY JANE SMITH, Deceased

Pursuant, to the order of Dorman Mc> Faddin, Surrogate of the County of Monmouth, made on the Thirteenth day of April, 1949, on the application of Miriam Brinkerhoff Shackleton, Executrix of the estate of Mary Jane Smith, deceased, notice is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to ex­hibit to the subscriber Executrix as aforesaid, their debts and demands against the said estate, under oath, within six months from the date of the aforesaid order, or they w ill be forever barred of their actions therefor against the said subscriber.

Dated. Freehold, N. J., April 13, 1949. Miriam Brinkerhoff Shackleton, Gor. of Roseld & Franklin Aves., West Deal, N. J.

Edwin P. Longstreet, Esq.,Asbury Park, N, J.

Attorney.-16-20 -

given that on nth day of May,

N O T I C ENOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS

AND PREMISES ININ THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH,THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE,

NOTICE is hereby .Tuesday, the seventeentl ________„.1949, at 2 P. M, at the Neptune Town­ship Headquarters, 137 South Main Street, Neptune, New Jersey, the Township of Neptune, in the County of Monmouth will offer at public sale to the highest bidder, at a minimum sale price o£ One Hundred Fifty Dollars, (?150.00), all the right title and inter­est of the said Township of Neptune acquired at a tax sale and the fore­closure of the equity, of redemption thereof in and .to the following de­scribed lands and premises:-

A ll that certain plot, piece, or parcel of ground known and designated ar Block 245, Lot 40, being a piece of va­cant ground approximately 50 by 100 feet on the north side of Olden Ave­nue, East of Sayre Avenue, upon'the following terms and conditions :-

(1) Twenty percent, (20%), of the purchase money to. be paid at the time the property is struck off. If the mon­ey Is not paid at that time, the prop­erty may be put up and re-sold im­mediately.

The balance to be paid within ten days upon delivery of a Bargain and Sale Deed. >

(2) Said lands and . premises are tobe sold subject to all municipal, state, and federal ordinances, statutes and regulations affecting the use of the saidlands and premises, and subject to the covenants, conditions and restrictions contained in : prior deeds affecting said premises.

(3) The purchaser shall be required, at the time of closing to pay, as an ad­ditional purchase price, a sum equal to the amount of tax based on the last assessed valuation from the first of the month next after the date of sale until the end of the current year and also all legal conveyancing fees. Any bid­der who falls to complete his purchase will forfeit to the Township any de­posit paid,

(4) The sale of this property is sub' ject to confirmation by the Township Committee who may reject any or all bids. ' ,DATED: May 4, 1949.

JOHN W. KNOX —36-29 Township Clerk

N O T I C E ,

AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A MUNICIPAL COURT OF OCEAN GROVE. . '

The Board of Trustees of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association of the Methodist Church do ordain: .

Section L A Municipal Court for the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting, Asso­ciation is established, as of May 1, 1949, pursuant to, the provisions of Chapter 264 of the-Laws of 1948, as amended and supplemented.

Section 2. The name' of the munici­pal court shall be the “Municipal Court of Ocean Grove/*

Section 3. The municipal court shall have a seal which shall bear the im­press of the, name of the court.• Section -}. There shall be a munici­pal magistrate of the said municipal court, who shall be appointed by the Board of Trustees and who shall serve for a term of three years from the date of his appointment and until his succcssor is appointed and qualified.

Section 5. xThe municipal magistrate shall receive an annual salary of $250, to be paid in the same manner as the salaries of other municipal officers are paid, and which shall be in lieu of all fees, costs, and any other allowances whatsoever.

Section 6.. ' The said municipal court and the municipal magistrate thereof shall have, possess and exercise all the functions, powers, duties and jurisdic­tion conferred by the provisions of Chapter 264 of the Laws of 1948, as amended and aupplemented, or by any other I^w.: Section 7. The patrolman or officer

assigned to Desk Duty shall serve as Cierk of the Municipal Court without additional compensation. He shall perform such functions and duties as shall be prescribed for him by law, the rules applicable to municipal courts, and by the municipal magistrate.

Section 8. The municipal court shall be held in the Faltce Headquar* ters. The. municipal magistrate shall sit from 7:30 p, m. until the calendar is completed, and at such other times as the business of the court may re­quire, subject to the rules applicable to municipal. courts.•' Section. 9. All ordinances, or parts

of ordinances, inconsistent with the provisions of this ordinance are re­pealed. •: Section 10. This ordinance shall take effect when adopted and published as required by law. •DATED: April 22, 1949

(Signed) . 'GEORGE W. HENSON, D.D., President

Attest: JOHN s . YEO,Secretary ^

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Jam estow n, V irg iii ia , w as the f irs t perm anent colony, settled in A m e rica .

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MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE’S OFFICE

Notice to Creditors to Present Claims Against Estate ' 7'

IN THE MATTER"OF THE ESTATE OFRICHARD E; TOMLIN. Deceased.Pursuant to the order of Dorman Mc-

Faddin, Surrogate of. the County of Monmouth, made on the Eleventh day of May, 1949, on the application of J. Lybrant Tomlin, Administrator of the estate of Richard E. Tomlin, de­ceased, notice is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the subscriber Administrator as afore­said, their debts and demands against the said estate, under oath, within six months from the date .of the aforesaid order, or they will be forever barred of their actions therefor against the sold subscriber. .Dated. Freehold. N. J., May 11, 1949.

J. X.YBHANT TOMLIN,217 East Sedgwtck Street, Philadelphia 10. Pa.

•19-23

CHANCERY. 1-354

SHERIFF'S SALE-.—By virtue of a writ of execution to me directed, issued out of the Superior Court of New

ery. Divls) "

the Court House in the B<

,932.00.

loroug i of outh, New ,rjt' o f said

ipproxlmatelyW .W . :■

-J1 the following tract or parcel of land and premises hereinafter particu­larly described; situate, lying and be­ing In the Townshlp‘Of.Neptune in the County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey.. Known and designated as Lots Num­bers Fourteen- Hundred Thirty-nine and Fourteen Hundred and . Forty (1439 and 1440) in Section D on the tract known as Shark River Hills, as shown on a map. of Section D, Shark River Hills, Monmbuth County, New Jersey, made by Slncerbeaux and Moore, Civil Engineers.' Asbury Park, N. J., July 1926, and. duly filed in the Monmouth (Soiinty Clerk’s Office.

Seized as the !property..of David K. Duthie and VLqIcc Dutfiie, et ai., tak­en in execution at the suit of National Life Insurance Compsny, a . life insur­ance corporation .Of the State, of Ver­mont, and to be Sdld’.bjf.'

IRA; A". .WQLCQTT, Sheriff. Dated April 28, 1949,Melville J. Berlow, Atty. (38 lines) ' 10-22'• $15.06

N O X I C-E ; .

TAKE NOTICE that Joseph Vecchi one, trading as the Neptune Tavern, in­tends to apply to*.the Township Com­mittee of the Township of Neptune for Plenary Retail Consumption License for premises situated, at 27 Atkins Ave­nue, Neptune Township. . . .

Objections, if any, ¿should be made immediately, in writing to . John W. Knox, Clerk of the Township of Nep-tune, N.( J - ned) j o e p h VECCHIONE,

27 Atkins Avenue, Neptune, N. J.

—19-20* .N O T I C E

TAKE NOTICE that Harold Scul- thorpe, 74 Tinton Avenue, Eatontown, N. S., trading as Redwood -Inn, has applied to the Township Committee of the Township of Neptune for-a Plen­ary Retail Consumption License for premises situated at 350 Neptune High­way, Neptune Township, N.'-J.

Objections, if any, should be made immediately in writing, to John W. Knox, Township Clerk of the Town> ship of Neptune, N. J. r . HAROLD SCULTHOhPE,

74 Tinton Avenue, Eatontown, N.. J. v ^

— IQ-20 ■ v-.r

N O T I C ENOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS

AND PREMISES INt h e To w n s h ip o f n e p t u n e ,IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH

NOTICE is hereby given that on Tuesday, the seventeentn day of May, 1949, at 2 P. M, at the Neptune Town­ship Headquarters, 137 South, Main Street, Neptune, • New Jersey, the Township of Neptune, in the County of Monmouth will offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, at a minimum sale price of Five Hundred Dollars, ($500.00), all the right title and inter­est of the said Township of Neptune acquired at a • tax sale and the fore­closure of the equity, of redemption thereof in and to the following de­scribed lands and premises:-

AH' that certain plot, piece, o r parcel of ground known and designated as Block 13-A, Lots 1 to 5, being, a piece pf vacant ground approximately 100 by 100 feet at the southeast corner of Riv­ers! d e Drive and Pine wood Drive, Shark River Hills, upon the: follow- ing terms and conditions:-

(I) Twenty percent, (20%), of the purchase money to be paid at the time the property is struck off. If the

is not paid at that time, the _ y may be put up and 4re-sold

mmediately. • The balance to be paid

money propertyimmédiat ______ ____ ___ , ___within ten days upon dellvéry of a Bargain and Sale Deed. — *

(2) Said lands and premises are to be sold subject to all municipal;, state, and federal ordinances, statutes, and regulations affecting the use of the said lands and premises, and subject to, the covenants, conditions and re­strictions contained In. prior deeds affecting said premises., -

(3) The purchaser shall be required, at the time of closing to pay, as an ad­ditional purchase prioe, a sum equal to the amount-of tax based.on the last assessed valuation from the first of the month next after .'.the date, of sale until the end of the current year and also all legal conveyancing fees. Any bidder who fails ¡to complete his pur­chase shall forfeit-.fc)-the Township any deposit paid.' ' \ '

(4) The sale of this .property 1b sub­ject to confirmation by the Tbwnshij Committee who may reject any or al bids. .DATED: May 4, 1949

JOHN W. KNOX . Township Clerk

—19-20

N O W CB

M O N M O u ra E ' 1N ^ fiO Ü N Ti' o l "NOTICE is hereby ' given

Tuesda^^ the _ twenfr-fo. that on__ — ¿wenty-fourth day ofMay, 1Ö49, at 2 P,..Mjl(at-the Neptune Townöiip Headquarlers,, . Û 7 South Main Street, Neptune, New Jersev. theTownship of Neptmie! ^ U i/ccm ntyo f

^ erest of the said Township of Neptune acquired at a tax- sale, and the fore- gosure of the equity !0f redempUonKrnSfi i *5® *°Howing de-scribed leasehold and premises:-#A!i.tfIa!.cf rt?in P,ot. Pieee. or parcel of ground knbwn and designated ns

niockJO L ct i m N and s lonsktln l of a hotel known as 22 Lake Avenue,

% 5 ™ o % ° & .on the toUowlns(D- Twenty percent (20%) of the

purchase money to ‘be la id bt the time the property^ struck off, If the mon­ey is not paid'at - that’time; the prdp-

be_put;up and re-sold im­balance to be paid

if ah

erty may bep imediately. ThL ___within ten «lays upon delivery Assignment of Lease. •

(2), Said lands ?md premises are to be sold subject to all municipal, state, and federal, ordinances, .: statutes ana regulations affecting the use of said lands and premises, and subjeet to the covenants, cohdltidns and restrictions contained In prior deeds and leases af­fecting said premises,'

to the amount of tax based bn the assessed valuation from the first o l month next after, the date ot sale u

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the end of .the current year; and also all legal conveyancing tecs. Any bid-

*,aMs complete his purchase will forfeit to the Township any de- ‘ posit paid.

(4) The sale of this property is sub­ject to confirmation by the Township Committee who may reject any or all bids.DATED: April-29. 1949

JOHN W. KNOX,—19-20 Township Clerk

S T . P A U L ’SO C E A N G R O V E

S unday m orn ing i at the 10:45' o’clock service, D r . B . H a r r is o n : D ecker w ill preach o n .th e theme, ‘ ‘Y o u r H a n d ." . T h e org an num bers

b y T h e lm a M ou nt, A .A .G .O ., m in is­te r o f m usic, w ill be “ B yzan tin e Sketch," b y M u let and “ T occata in C M ajo r,” b y Bach. T h e cho ir w ill s in g “N o ne O th er L a m b ,” b y E d - m undson and “ Sanctus,” b y Gou­nod, w ith E rn e s t B u rkh ard t, tenor, doin g the incidental solo. M r . B u rk h a rd t w ill a lso s in g “ Th e E a r t h is th e L o r d ’s " b y Lyn es .

A t the 7:30 o ’clock service D r. D ecker w ill preach on “ R eckon ing at the' C ross.” . M iss M o u n t w ill p la y “ S p r in g S o n g ” b y S h elley and

“ id y lle ," b y H arw ood and an( Im ­provisation . T h e anthem w ill be “ P ra y e r to Jesus,” b y T e r r y and Jeanne E n a rd , soprano, w ill s in g

" H e a r Th o u M y P ra y e r," b y H a m b ­lin .

Sunday School a t 0:30 o’clock, Qtoo G .'S to ll, jr ., general superin­tendent; A sse m b ly B ib le class a t 2:45 o’c lock , R ev. B . S . Crow cfo£t,

teacher, and Y o u th F e llo w sh ip a t 6 o’clock. -

OBITUARYE D M U N D H A R V E Y T E R R Y

F u n e ra l services w ere held T u e s­day afternoon in P la in fie ld fo r E d ­mund H a rv e y T e rry , 67, who died

la s t S a tu rd ay in P o in t P leasan t hospita l, w here he had been a pa­tien t fo r a week. H e resided here fo r fo u r ye ars at G9 D e law are ave­nue and w as a fo rm e r resident o f P la infie ld . S u rv ivo rs are a neph­ew, R a lp h S . W oodruff, o f P o in t

P leasant, and a niece, M rs. R obert W ebster, o f P la in fie ld .

M lfS. W I L L I A M B A S K E R V I L L E

A resident o f O cean G rove fo r 12 years, M rs . M a ry A . BaskerviUe, w idow o f W illia n l Baskerv ilie , died last F r id a y a t h e r home, 111 Mt.

H erm on W a y . F u n e ra l services w ere held M onday afternoon at the F a r r y m e m o ria l. - home, : A s b u ry P a rk , w ith R ev. Jo h n W . H ysson g , officiating. B u r ia l w as in R ahw ay cem etery. Th ere w ere no im m edi­ate su rv ivo rs. " ' ' i v 'i ¡i: i i 'i r i

T e l l s O f D r i v e(Contlnucdi from Page 1)

George F . W iifo n g , M is s M a y Cooper, M rs . George B u rro w s, M rs . F re d L . Schultz, M rs . C . J . M a rk -

son, M rs . E l la L . M u rp h y , M iss M aude C . G ay, K ath erin e H . Brand- ley , M rs . V ic to r M . Sutphen, M rs . W illia m H . Sutherland, M rs . W a l­te r M . D r i l l , M rs , ^ Florence R . O chiltree, M rs , George H . D avis , M rs. H e n ry H a r le y , M rs . Jane D . H io , M rs . D e lR o y • W h ite , M r s . Ch arles H ag en . .. .

A lso , M rs . C a r l G . H ersche l, M rs . H . S . W a lters, M rs . S ta rm er, M rs . Ch arles S . W hildon,. M rs . W ill ia m L . C larke , M rs . C . B . H en n ig , M rs . . A le xa n d er Anderson , M rs . A n d re w W ilson , M rs. R o b e rt M eredith, M rs . J . B . R ud hart, M rs . N . G ra n t K e l­sey, M rs . F . W . E n g e l, M rs . John M . D e y , M rs . G eorge A . Is ley , M rs . C h arles B u ck le y , M rs . R ich a rd C . E ise le , M rs . W illa rd M ou nt, M rs . L id a H u lit , M is s M a r y E . D a y , M rs . F r a n k M u lle r, M rs . D ou g las Sm ith , M rs . J . H . Lohm ann.

A n d , M iss L a u ra Lane, M is s M a e

La n e , M rs . Sam uel Hetheringbon, M iss H e len G led h iU , M iss E lizab e th A itk e n , M rs . Jacob H a u ss lin g , M rs . George M a cLa u g h a n , M rs . Jane Pow elson, M is s A g n e s D a y , M rs . George Paterson , M rs . F . W . G a r­rison , M rs . A n n a L e F o rg e , M rs . W illia m G a y , M iss H a n n ah V o r- hees, M rs . -Jan e A th e rto n , M r s . B ushrod H o g g , M rs . C h arles F la n ­agan, M rs . W ill ia m H . T rip p e , M rs . Joseph B ry a n , M rs . Joseph Owen.

N a v y squadron, e ig h t exceeded b y 1,444 tons its Decem ber quota

in th e B e rlin A i r l i f t ; v,* * * * *

Th ere a re 59 w indows in the

N a v y ’s new super tra n sp ort plane; the C O N S T I T U T I O N .

EDMUND L. THOMPSONE x te r io r and In terior

P a in tin g

Eitlmatci Furnished 134 Broadway, Ocean Grove

Phone Áibnry Park ^

D a v i d H . O ’R e i l l yELECTRICAL

, CONTRACTOR . ^129 A tto « Avenue •• Ocean Grove

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