GUIDE TO HOTELS YOUR STATIONERY NEEDS . Hotel season announcements appear on Supplied quickly nnd pleasingly By the pages 6 and 7; nlso full Summer Times Job Printing Department' Season Program in Ocean Grove AND THE SHORE TIMES OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1943 FIVE CENTS VOL. LVXIII No. 34 “Seeing Him W ho Is Invisible** Is Leading Soprano of Metropolitan Opera Grace Moore Invites Service Men Auditorium Theme of Bishop Moore To Be Her Guests In Choir Loft Camp Meeting Preacher O f The 1937 MARGERUM HOMESTEAD Season Draws Large Audiences Sunday BOUGHT BY ROBT. D. DAVIS All Signs Point To Jam-Packed One of the landmarks of Morning and Evening. Ocean Grove, the homestead of Auditorium Tomorrow well-defined views about Jesus the late Col. M. R. Margerum, The camp meeting preach Christ Some friends think of Him 31 Ocean Pathway, was sold >rano of er of the 1937 season, Bishop as a ‘dreamy sentimental figure.’ last week. The home was Arthur J. Moore, of Atlanta, Yau . can’t .explain Jesus on the occupied by the Margerums for basis of heredity, nor on the basis more than fifty year. Frances era Ga., was received by great of environment. He was so great M. Riley, of Tienton, a daugh an any. audiences both morning and th at no one could explain him. ter of Col. Margerum. sold the' evening in the Aufditorium “Great names have, come and property .to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- , Miss Grace Moore, star soprano of the Metropolitan last Sunday. 5,000 in the gone, names that have frightened ert D. Davis, of Wilmington, Opera and famous for her singing roles in concert and on the earth, gone and forgotten, but Del., through the Alvin E. the.screen and radio, will sing selections especially for the morning, 3,500 in the even never the name Jesus. It's the only Bills Agency, 78 Main avenue. ing. name powerful enough that the Mr. Davis is ail engineer on service men in the audience when she appears at the Introduced as one, who had won zhurch would recognize its forces the Pennsylvania railroad famous Ocean Grove Auditorium this Saturday evening, a “large place jn the hearts of The new owners are occupying August 21. -7 ;7 7 . 7 > . 7 7 7 7 ■ 7 7 7 7 " 7. Ocean Grove," the Southern bishop 9 * * ' . the cottage for the summer responded to Dr Henson’s intro of the earth. The name is; so p and will later make this their In keeping with a custom she in She has made tours of Europe duction by declaring that he “car .:ious, it’s the first name we tei L 7 » *: . • ; all year round residence. augurated two years'. ago; Miss twice, appearing before and win ried about through the world love our -babies. It’s woven into I Moore will invite to the Auditor ning decorations from royalty. ly memories of this place and felt iur prayers. We can’t pray wi ium platform as many service men Large audiences in Latin and at home in Ocean Grove.” out using His name. Out fr L ' as the istage will accommodate. South America and in Canada have He read from the first chapter i ; RETURN ENGAGEMENT It is a well-known fact that the also hailed her musical artistry. of CollosianB and chose ae his stage and choir section of "the huge “One Night of Love,” one of her morning text from Paul’s Epistle human life. If wc could Auditorium will accommodate starring musical films, brought her. to the Hebrews 11:27: “For he Christ out of the sanctuary, about 500 persons. the Society of Arts and Sciences (Moses):. endured as seeing him j The management of the Ocean gold medal for the best screen per who is" .invisible." . ■f • Grove Camp Meeting Association formance of the year. “You who have been to London,” i has extended invitations to nearby “A Triple Threat Star” : ' said Bishop Moore, "will not forget let of His life. . Army intallations and to H. M. S. Ogden Nash, America’s cham the inspiring spaces of that great ‘What should I say about Asbury,; the British naval installa pion; versifier, has summed up iri ■. cathedral, . Westminster Abbey. womanhood of the world,” tion in Asbury Park, to select eight neat lines what a lot of ad Here you will find memorials to speaker asked. “I’ve lived ou 500 men to attend Miss Moore’s mirers think about Grace Moore. concert, with the Association’s The verses, which first appeared princes, poets, soldiers; preachers. the . United States a good many GRACE MOORE, who will sing here tomorrow night, follows in the About him who I now speak takes years, where Christianity did not compliments. in “The New Yor.ker” are in the footsteps of great Metropolitan stars of the past who have appeared This will be the first appearance best American manner and tho his place in this historic stream reign everywhere. Across the in Auditorium. - ■ of heroes.” earth where Jesus has not gone, at the Auditorium of the widely- erisy-penned Mr..Nash has entitled Moses’ renunciation of the throne woman has been suppressed of her traveled and oft-decorated diva, them: :: 7, />'' ; • - of Egypt, his choice to throw his worth, but where Christianity Grace Moore., A native of Tenne- Whose voice-was it breathed over lot in with his own people, a slave r.eigns, woman has her rightful : see and successful in her childhood Eden? ■ ■..'•■■'•TV-.'..'7 ■ people, he described as the act of place. ' • '. Fred McDowell Awarded Contract ambition to become an opera star, We can never be perfectly sure a young, man who set his course “The Cross on which Jesus died Miss Moore is one of the top fig But in view of her, range, it ures in the musical world1'today. wouldn’t be strange not by what he could see with the (Continues on P a g o 2) physical eye. He saw. God. "Only For Township Street Improvements To find it was that of Miss Moore. as men look out with their, souls Oh! sometimes she sings in the can they see imperishable truth. movies Asked to repudiate -‘ his race, his Committee Discusses Post War Projects; L. Byron Cherry Named And sometimes she sings at the religionj Moses threw his. fortunes Met. with a group of slaves. He saw V ice Pres, of J. C. P. & L. But her radio voice is especially something more than the call of Collector’s July Receipts $167/080 . choice— his people. He saw God. In the I expect slic’ll be President yet. Fred McDowell, of Nep- President Crumley Announces presence of God, the pagcntry and ;tune, was awarded the con BISHOP A. J. MOORE, of Atlanta,-: All scats are reserved and the the splendor of an Egyptian NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP HAS Ga.,1 who with Dr. Robert G. Important Changes in Per box office is now open for early throne lost all power. When he tract for paving several im- 711 IN ARMED SERVICE Lee, : was the camp meeting sonnel; Richmond General reservations. ; . looked with his soul he saw God ! proved streets with asphal preacher in 1937, is greeted by Superintendent. above Canaan.” tic oil and pea gravel by the The number of men and large congregations on bis re Speaking of today’s events, he Neptune township committee women in the armed service turn last Sunday. 5 The election of L. Byron Cherry, said that this is not the first crisis ! Tuesday night. His lump of the United States from formerly associated with the law °/o that has faced the Christian Neptune township totals 711, firm of Reid and Priest, New York, 2 0 Sauta Settlement church. Hirohito and Hitler and i bid for the entire work was ■ according- to Die compilation of; • us vice president of the Jersey Mussolini are not th e ’ first bad $7,643.75. Conover and Sut- County Clerk Ji Russell Wool 2 9 °fo of Civilian Central Power and Light Company Proposed To Creditors men. If we believe in the sover phen, of Freehold, bid $8,- ley. Long Branch leads the I was announced today by Thomas eignty of God, he continued, we - •county w ith: l;St£j; Asbury Personnel Laid Off R. Crumley, president. 'Since June, Hearing on Debtors Proposal b;,.evo in the ultimate victory .of 037.50. - - - 1942,: Mr. Cherry has been serving Several post-war projects were Park next with 1;111; Middle-' will be held in Trenton on righteousness. town township 971 and Nep Services of about 1,500 as a special counsel for the com September 8, a t 10:30 a. m. There isn't a missionary who discussed by the committee, which pany, when he was retained by authorized the, engineer,.Claude W., tune and Ocean Grove, fourth, no longer needed after would stay at his or her post if he 711;. Belmar, 345; Bradley, August 31, According to the the board of directors in connec saw only .with the eye, said the Birdsall, to draw up tentative tion with matters pending before An adjustment in the matter of plans. Among these were repair Beach 333. The grand total S. C. G. S. Agency Joseph A. Sauta, voluntary banki speaker. They see filth, cruelty, from the county is 12,580. the Federal Power Commission nnd ignorance, narrow ' nationalism of tho sewer out-fall pipe and in rupt, has been proposed in which . Neptune’s list appears on page: The Signal Corps Ground Sig the'State Board of Public Utility :!cdi;ois hcihiiiig unsecured claims They would become full'of fear and stallation of new pumps, improve 2 of the Times. Commissioners. 'hysterical. Rather/they see Him ment of the Alberta Lake draining nal Agency, 'research and develop In making the announcement, wid '.receive twenty cents on the system nnd reconstruction of the ment organization of tlie signal dollar, A hearing will be held in who is invisible. . T. ■ H. VIRGINIA SHIBLEY, W.ren, Mr. Crumley stated that during Diamond Jubilee Appeal Main street, drain , to Wesley lake. corps which operates five labora the past-few years, the marked in the bankruptcy court, pnst office H. M. S;, spent the past week--1 Collector Walter II. Gvavatt’s tories nnd various administrative building, Trenton, N, o., on Sep The plea for support of the Dia end with her parents, Mr.' and crease: in the. scope and,extent of mond Jubilee campaign, was made report for the .month, of July, ensation olficcs in Monmouth county, this federal and state regulatory, laws tem bers, a t 10:30 a. m. Mrs. P. L. Shibley, 39 Pilgrim showed receipts of $107,080. This I week notified twenty-nine per cent The proposed settlement as stat a t the morning" service by Dr. Rob Pathway. She is stationed with and practices, with, tho-.develop ert 0. Wells, chairman, of the pro included $22,000 in 1942 taxes. of the civilian personnel that their ment of highly specialized and ed in the debtor's petition is as fol the Fleet Air Arms at Roosevelt Execution of a contract with the services no .longer will be required lows: gram committee and leader of the Field, Mineola, N. Y.. She was For Loss of Taxes technical government staffs, re Young People. Ho pointed out the Monmouth County- Organization after August 31. . quired utility 'executives to. spend 1. The debtor wili puy all breadth of program provided by. graduated from Neptune high for Social Service, under which the in ah effort to aid employes to debts entitled to priority and ad- , school this past June, a week Federal Acquisition of Prop n great; deal of time in conferen Ocean Grove, all denominations township will supervise its old- erty which Becomes Tax Free be released in gaining new em ces, .informal and form al. proceed ministration expenses allowed by before entering the woman’s age assistance cases, was author ployment, tlie agency opened a re-, the Court, iri full. :: being represented. The commit auxiliary of the British Navy. puts Unfair Burden on Local ings ■ before commissions, and that tee endeavors to bring the men ized. The' township’s Health and Municipalities^ employment office in the Seacoast 2. The debtor will pay for all ■ Bank building here.' Representa Mr. Cherry’s work would be along who preach the great historic Welfare . center was 1 considered these lines.;' ;. 7 7.7". . unsecured debts the sum of twenty truths of the Church. well equipped to undertake this The New Jersey, State- Senate tives of governriient employment Mr. Cherry is, a native of Ne per cent (20%) on the dollar, in Evening Service First Aid Fund Drive work and. relieve the county staff. memorialized Congress Thursday agencies and comnteicial firms are braska;- and the University of Tull satisfaction of said unsecured Taking his message for tho ■ — — v ------night by the passage of a resolu interviewing hundreds who must Michigan Law School. He now debts, payable ns follows: Three evening, from the Book of St. Mat CADET WHITE KILLED tion .urging the Federal govern find new positions.. lives at 411 Windeinerc avenue, per cent in cash upon the confirma thew, Bishop Moore used as . his Gathers Momentum ment- to compensate local munici ’The release of the twenty-nine « inaeinere avenuo, tion of said arrangement; five per . per cent is part of a country-wide Interlaken, and will make his head- cent on July 1, 1944; five per cent theme, Chapter 1:21: “And thou Dies in Airplane Accident near palities for loss of taxes due to movemorit ; designed to streamline y a r te r s in the genera) offices of shalt call his name Jesus, for he Contributions Coming in Greenwood, Miss.; Funeral Servi Federal acquisition of property. on July 1, 1945; seven per cent on shall save his people from, their Steadily for Support of. Ambu and make more efficient the Army Jersey Central at Asbury Park July 1, 1940. ces here Tomorrow The resolution' was. introduced by Service Forces organizations. The- e;,s niarnedand has two children, ; sins.” lance and First Aid Activities. Senator Haydn Proctor, of Mon 3. The said sum of seventeen Indianola, Miss., was the scene total number released uis oniAsaid tnto, be l,d a daughter three years old and a per cent remaining due after the “I want to speak about Him, of the death of arpiy air cadet, mouth county., ~-~ son eight weeks old. His name and the power of His The resolution recites the fact around 1,500. . : Harold . P.- Richmond, formerly payment of three, per cent cash name,” he said. “The greatest sin Harold' E. Heckman, chairman Joseph M. White, 21, son of Mr. Col.-’ Rex V. D.. Qcirputf /agency ...... shall be evidenced by promissory nnd Mrs. Joseph L. White, 201 that tax exempt property in New director^ announced that transpor- manager of , tlie Dover district of gle event in human history is the of the fund committee for the Jersey has increased $84,210,759 notes signed by the debtoi;. birth of. our Lord Jesus Christ. It Ocean Grovo first aid squad, Inst Union avenue, Neptune, last Mon tntiori will be available between the { .°7 S,r?v ? Central lower and 4. The court is to retain, juris night announced the drive for day morning. Cadet White was over .1942, sixty per cent of which agency’s various laboratory and Light Co., nas been appointed gen, has been a long time since those was due to Federal acquisition of diction until ail the provisions of funds now being conducted by, the killed ' in an airplane accident administrative areas and .the bank; eial superintendent .of operations this arrangement have been, per shepherds beheld the glory of the which occurred near the Green property. Tho shore area has suf Lord, but your presence this even squad had netted over $G50 to building. He said, employes w ill*01' mo company with headqnart- formed. wood, Miss., army air base. fered particularly from this loss be allowed sufficient time during, m's Asbury Park, according to ing shows that the lustre of that date. :77 .■777-7':;-' 77 of tax revenue. Snutn’s assets as shown by the While- the total is behind last Cndct White was graduated from duty hours, without loss of pay'The announcement of Thomas R. appraisal amount to $41,026.58. night has not passed away. Neptune high school in the class Congress is ui'gcd to pass legis “Thqre are a good many things year’s drive, for this time, Heck or annual leave, to be interviewed Citiniley, president. In tins eapac- The seemed claims are $31,900; un man' said he wa3 pleased with the of 1939. He enlisted in the air lation nt the earliest possible mom for possible reemployment. ‘7 Mr. Richmond will have charge I do not understand,” he continued, ent to provide some compensation of all electric and gas operations. secured, $105,715.97. “ How so many friends of mine response to the squad’s plea for corps reserve, January, 1942, nnd operating funds. was called for training February for the loss of taxes which unfairly -——-V '"v- ' ' Mr. Richmond began his work with have not thought themfcelves increases the burdens of local tlie company in 1929 as a cadet through to any deep conviction or Tho squad, Captain Curwin F. 8, 1943. Cadet W. Lee Yarnall, jr., Dodd reported, this week, has of Neptune, a close, friend of taxpayers., TXotvnth/llc /Jtirtntm rP/1 °"S‘neer, following his graduation aetrotnais /m nounceu fl0m conegc. a cndet he ob- Miss Jeanne Fetter LEGION CONVENTION equipped first aid stations through White’s and who is stationed at ——— V------out Ocean Grove for any emer Greenwood, Miss.; escorted, the BAZAAR ENDS TODAY . !• rwt t 1 r " 1 tained his early'training in virtu, body home. 1 ■OJ I W O L o c a l \ j i r l S ally every phase of the business. Engaged To Engineer To Celebrate 25tli Anniversary at gency occurrence and has also com pletely equipped a station at the -A joint veterans’ service will be Baucroft-Tnylor Rest Home Holds Newark, August 27-29 •North End pavilion foT use in held nt the Ely and Woolley funeral •v - 77 The twenty-fifth Silyer Anniver Annual Event Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Fet bathing or boardwalk accidents. homo, 514 Second avenue, Asbury Mr. Aid Mrs. Grover R. Janies, In U. S. Army Engineer Corps ter, of Hopewell, N. J., and sum sary Convention of the New Jersey Tho funds received in the drive, Park, tonight a t 8:00 'p . in., and Today. ■ is tlie last day of the 124 Mt. Ilcrnion Way, announce minimi bazaar of the Bancroft- Arthur Blumeiisehine, of Newark mer residents at 5 Front Circle/ Department, American .Legion and it was explained, are used for this funoral services tomorrow morning the eugagcmciit of their daughter, and u summer resident for many Auxiliary will bo held in Newark, Taylor Rest Home, 74 Cookman Ocean Grove, announce the engage- . purpose and for the maintenance at 11:00. Betty Beryl, to Lieut. Melvyn F. years at 90 Broadway, has enlisted meat of their daughter,.: Miss . August 27 to 29 with department of/the squad’s ambulance and serv Besides his parents nnd five avenue, being hold at 50 Main ave Pulley, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank in tho U,. S. Arniy Engirifevs. He headquarters nt tho Hotel- Essex nue. opposite the post office. Miss Jeanne Francis Fetter, to Romulo-7 ice, Which, under the squad’s orga brothers, Richard, Robert, Eugene, M. Pulley, of Salt Lake . City, will leave on' ’September .47 for Roman Negrin, son of Dr. nnd House. The auxiliary and 40/8 nization rules, is entirely .volun Bruce and Douglas, he is survived Mae E.: Comfort is chairman of Utah. Miss James was graduated the bazaar, assisted by Miss Nancy Westover Field, Mass., Topograph Mis! Juan Negrin, ol’ New York...; headquarters will bo at the Hotel tary and for which there is never by his wife the former Edna Han from Ohio Wesleyan University, ical Survey Division. A civil en Douglas, and the 8/40 will be at E. Dorsey. City and Madrid, Spain. a charge. _ sen, to whom he was married last rind is presently employed by the gineer, he is a graduate of; the Miss Fetter will graduate to the Riviera Hotel. The squad, Captain Dodd also May 29. . The booths and the heads of the American Red Cross at Ft. Mon Newark College of Engineering, Saturday.and Sunday sessions of coriimittees arc as follows: Fancy morrow from Trenton State Teach stated, has answered more than 150 Burial will be made in Allenwood mouth, Lieut Pully attended Uni and is also nn Auditorium usher. ers College. Mr. Negrin is a sen the Legion Convention will be con calls so far this year. cemetery, Allenwood, N. J. work, Miss Cornelia Farrington; versity of Utah, and is instructor ducted at the Essex House nnd at aprons, Miss Grace Pillmore; ior in the New York University .; ■ ■ — V— - • - in the signal corps at Camp Swift, School of Engineering. tho Elks’ club for the Auxiliary. Graduates from AAFTC School quilts, Miss Claiibcl Winchester; T exas.'' 7'7 7 ' 7..- Annual Memorial Services will bo Abundant Life Program grab bag, Miss Gertrude Resse- In Recruit Drill at Kcesier Field V; r— hold at 9:30 a. m., on Sunday. The George Kelcec, son of Louis quie; handkerchiefs. Miss Bertha The wedding will take/place in Cpl. George A. Egncr, son of Thomas Stanyon, leader of the’ Kelcec, 62 Embury avenue, was the autumn in .Austin, Texas. In Boot Training' at Newport department executive and conven- singing a t. the Abundant Life Deen; books, Miss M. E. White Mrs. Ann E. Schmitt, 32 Main ave ' tion committees will meot at the graduated Monday from the Army head; greeting cards, Miss Mar The betrothal of Miss Audrey nue, strirted hin recruit drill this Chafles Hcneke, of Ridgefield;;; Services every week day morning Air Forces Training Command Park, arid summer resident'.:with 7 .! Essex House on Friday night. The from 1 0 :0 0 : to .1 1 :0 0 in the Taber guerite Harrison; shell novelties, Mary Morris, daughter of Mrs. week in the Basie Training: Center < . promonado of tho 40/8 will be held school at Yale: University, New1 Miss Lenpra Smith; bags and cush Rulph Do Frazio, 101 ML' Hermon nt Keesler Field, Miss, a unit of his wife Lois,: for many, seasons': nacle, announces the soloists for Haven, Conn,, and received - the at 7516 Cookman avenue, left la’sfij, at the terraco room of tho Essox next; week’s services: Monday, ions, Mrs, S. A. Winold; baby’s Way, and Clnrence Morris, Bel the army Air 'Forces Training Houso'on Saturday night at 8:30 gold bars of a second lieutenant. wear, Miss Mary Hedirian; pantry mar, to Corp. Otto A. Bergstrom, Command. Col. Egner will under week for the NavJ', He is station-77 . Rev. J S. W. Spear, • of the - Troy ed at the U. S Naval Training.; . o’clock.. The American Legion Conference; Tuesday, Adjutant IjL Kelcec has been . thoroughly shelf, Mrs. Bleecker Stirling; enndy jr., of Seattle, Wash., has been go several weekh of orientation, ' Convention Victory Ball is sched trained to. repair and inspect air-; table, Mlgs Ella Hayward; parcel arinounced by Mrs. De Frazio. gas mask and bayonet drill, camo- Station,- Newport, R. I., w here' ha .• Olof Lrindgrcn; Wednesday,, Mrs. planes a t advanced flying fields will undergo his boot training for’;/; uled; for 10:00 p. m., in the ball- Albert Brooks; Thursday, Mrs. past, Miss Myrtle Cbapin, and Corporal. Bergstrom is. stationed tiage . and physical training, and rooiri. A parade of immense pro- whoro ho will be in charge of a novelties, Miss Rosa Santee; at Fort. Monmouth, with the Sig rifle firing. He then will .be as six to eight weeks. He was .eni-. Elsa Brenriecke; ■ Friday, Mrs. crew of enlisted men who are . portions will be held on Broad Bleecker. Stirling. This is the nal Corps. ^ signed to duty or sent .to a techni ployed, as an inspector nt Western ' street from Lincoln to Washington specialists in maintenance. American Barber Shop, 52 Main cal school for special training. Electric plant, ICearny, before en-'/ final day of theBe meetings.for this tering the armed,forces. . ■ Parka-on' Sunday afternoon, Aug- season... :V ;;777‘-.: 1 7? OCEAN GROVE AUDITORIUM Ave. A ll hair’cuts are 50c.— 15 tf- CARROLL H. FRANCIS, M. D. ■ : ust 29, n t 8:00 o’clock. The preacher Sunday, August U: S. Navy (Ret.) . Optometrist-Optician Nagle’s Main f Central' Pharmacy . GREETING CARDS: Fino aelec- Ocean Grovo Pharmacy . 22nd at 10:30 a. m. and ,7:30 p. m., Bflghten rooms with W all: Paper; 606 2nd Ave., A. P., H. C. $2.00. Dr. Joseph F. Heine . 40 Main ave^'-for beat ico cream will be Bishop Ralph S. Cushman, Call .Thompson $ GlUan A. P. 5103. Of. hrs„ 5-7 P. Mi" Phone 7980 D r.. George MivMcErieaity. • ' Tasty, deiiclona,sandwiches of all «tion - - at«* Opcnshaw’a, Onnnuiinro’o “ Tho Greeting ilnda and Ught/. iuach ut,; Nagle’s sodas ■ and mmdaes.— Adv. ojT the Methodist Church.—S4 5tf • ■/ • ; 7- ' . —20tf . 7 ; , , | 518 Cookman Ave^ A-P. TeL 154 Card Store.” 60 Main Ave, -25 oda. r ouritairi;' 43 Main A ve.—ad? ■'7,-f'7...7 , > • .* " • ' J ,X'• ■ •.{'•i/.VV :'•>•■(;' n 77•' . . . “V . , 1 ‘V '77 7777 PAGE Frank B. Cleveland Ermpn K. Jones ' Walter E. Hogers the flowers are in full bloom which Joseph B. Coffee : Howard Jones Kenneth A. Rose greatly adds to the beauty of this Francis Cole John M. Jones Charles Rosonsteln part of our country. How is every Eugene J. Cole John W. Kcanb■(•• Eckalcc D. Salamone thing in Ocean Grove? Give my Harry E. Coleman George W. Keefe Nick S b ss o NEWS OF OUR best regards to nil the fellows in George Combs, sr. Andrew Kiefer, Jr. William Schuhk tlie police department, especially John E. Comer AVilliam S. King Fred J. Schanck the Chief. Miss the gang terribly. AVilliam E. Conlan AVilliam Hudson Klrke Herman W. Schanr MENw WOMEN We miss you Bill. I suppose you Raymond Conover Alban Kenny Frank Santa me shooting perfect scores these NEPTUNE OCEAN GROVE . George H. Corwin . Paul Korb. jr. Alton Sculthorpe days and still hold up your reputa Turner R, Cottrell Charles A. Krauss Marcus L. Sclarappa tion as an expert marksman. Logan C. Cooper Philip H. Kruschka L. Lyndon Selover IN UNIFORM Everett White was in town; the OCEAN GROVE Clyde Packard Eugene Rogers Harold M. Shafto Silas Monroe Coy Michael Kurilchyck ether day and he has a perfect Major General Norman H. Packard George P. Rogers Samuel C. Craig Paul H. Lacey, Jr. Harold E. Shafto score to his record, Boy, oh! boy, Wm. H. H. Morris AVilliam S. Perkins . Alfred M. Scott Andrew J. Crippen Franklin C. Lane Joseph A. Shafto By Bill Thomson what a police pistol team we should Shirley E. Applegate Elmer A. Perry - AVilliam C. Scott John E. Crippen John Willard Lane Frank Shoemaker have representing our depart Roydcn. Perry Howard AV. Selby, jr. Harold E. Lane • H arry L. Share Pfc. Carroll S. Pierce, U. S. M. C. of beef and a few pounds of butter Willifi Atkinson G. Jack Crossman (*) in your doctor's kit. The old town ment when this war is over and Jack- Ayvadian Wallace A. Pfeiffer, John H. Selby Frederick D. Cross George Latshaw Frank Siciliano, ‘ Engineer Co., Engineer Bn. you fellows return. Great work Harold AV. Rainear AVallace Shaugcr Joseph Curto Richard G. Lano Gene Siciliano 7. Camp Lejeune, New River, N. L; is really doing business' » this it.sum-_ you are doing, keep it up. Best John AV. Bain, jr. James J. Shcrrard, 3d mer, lots of people, good weather. Leon Barto T. E. Rcichclderfcr Joseph Curto (2nd) ' James F. Laughlin Joseph Siciliano Well/ Uncle Bill. Here I am of luck for your safe return. Christopher Reitzcl Joseph S. Simpkins Norman Lawrence Samuel P. Siciliano back at the ..old; Marine routine. A few -of the fellows drift in to AValter J. Beattie Dominick Cutano . visit us over the weekends and-it Good wishes from all. T. It. Beckman, jr. Milton Ridgwny Lloyd J. Stevens John J. Cutano Everett Layton Steve Siciliano It certainly is different from the AVcsley Riley Richard B.; Stirling AVarren Le Compte EarLSlckler, jr. tim e.I had home furlough It is mighty nice to see them and have James Bennett Edward L. Conklin on them working again in .the Audi Robert C. Bergen. Bernard T. Ring Frank E. Strolisky George AA’. Carhart AVilliam L.:Lee LeRoy Slckler sure was swell to s e e all the Ocean Auditorium AValter T. Ring Brainerd F. Swain Albert J. Lawson Robert O. Sickles 7, Grovers’ and to be able t o help out torium.'-.. Yes, Auggie is holding Bertram S. Bills, jr. Leroy S. Dangler (JlUVClb WWW ------. - down the North End bench again ' (Continued from Page; 1) Hamilton Rohland O. I). Swank James V, Danniello Alexander Lcpinsky James Francis Silver in the Auditorium during niy brief Robert Blacklock Robert E.Swank this summer and, doing a good job. was once a symbol of everything Alfred P. Bylsma AVilliam J. Romcr Munzio J. Daniello Bud Lcpinsky Charles E. Simpson stay. You can ;sce that I have that was ugly and hateful in hu Donald II. Itoss Victor T. Thomas George DaniclB Theodore Lepinsky Benjamin Sinensky beenkaMi.nte. put intiV tliei ho EngineersEmriiicers Company Walt Propert is still taking the Alien Borden R. Thompson, jr! Diesel course at. Cornell, however man life. But Jesus transfigured Richard Mi Borden Alfred Robinson Henry F. Danker Clarence Lcrtch Morris Sinensky ‘ a t Camp Lejeune and expect to go dries not'know. how.soon it will, be it; am l.it is no longer1 a symbol of G. Adrain Schantz R. D ..Thomson Earl AV. Davidson Edson Alston Lewis Wilbur T. Slocum to camouflaging school blit will William Brenneckc, jr. John Thunvm before-lie. is rocking,;aiid: rolling shame, but a symbol of, light in John AV. Brcnnen Theodore Schlossbach John M. Davis Kenneth Richard Lisle Robert Smidt hnve to wait a little While before vour life. There isn’t any panic Marguerite J. Brierley Franklin Seger Birney B. Truitt John AVright Lisle A rthur B. Smith starting this: course; This equip on the liig pond which we look at 11. William Tunis Robort O. Day . so often fiom .hero. .Write v’aeti in the heart of Jesus. -He has David AAV Brown Howard Scmons Robert N. Deane Edward A. Lippincott AVilliam Smith is realty 'swell, Tlcuty of every unlimitablc resources.” In eon- Charles L, Severs . Kenneth M. Ulmer AValter H. Dc Bow Ehvood T. Lippincott Ashton O. Smith thing—inovits, good eats, athletics, you cun. A liig liottle full of good H. AA’arren< Brown Stanton E. Ulmer ' wishes from all. . .'r ' 7 chiding Bishop Moore said lie Herbert R. Bush, jr. ; George.Sliibla Frank De Capua, jr. Irving Lippinmott George Albert Smith etc . There, are pjenty of women hoped to send tlie people out of .the H. Virginia Shibley ■ AVilliam A. AVagner Aiithony E. Dambrose Herman Lofton George Arthur Smith .MariiiJa here. Blondes, brunettes Norman Campbell Edgar C. AVashabaugh IM'c. Richard Stirling, 32702175. Auditorium, “lfwbVi- “loving .Him.Him, loving Albert E. Catley' Earle F. G. Smith . Ralph D’Ambrosi Demora J. Lopez, jr. John L. Smith ami vul beads,.I aiii sure you would 205 A.A.A. An. Bn. Battery I! Christ, and doing liis will/’ Kenneth J. Smith Harry E.Watson Quillc Lofton ' Joe Smith 7 T; Iladford Catley . Robert T. AVegge Herman D. Danker like it heie and 1 just, wanted to Camp Davis, North Carolina. Rev. James Pemberton, of Bal Barry Chamberlain AVilliam B. Smith , Mario G. D’Dona James R. Lofton James Smith give you 'ibis tip. Alsu remember It certainly,.is hard to get iiccus- lard Methodist cluirch,. Asbury Stanley L. Clayton Richard R. Stout Marry AVheclcr Russell Dc Bow, jr. Edward Loskowski John Stiles Smith the slogan of . the Marines, "Join ti;liied to .beingback i(i. ennip. Park, gave the prayer and Dr. Wilbur Stout Jack AV. Williams Donald Fenton Lunday Govino C. Siciliano the Marines and see the Girls” George Coder Robert’ AVood / Clark AV. Dellett sure uni restless and so sorry my Frank Bailey, of the Baltimore James Coder, Douglas Stirling Kenneth Dellett Clarence R. L yle Donald Solovikos 7 (iio excuse me, 1 mean see the furlough "was over so quickly. ;To- Conference, pronounced the bene Albert Strassburger John S. A'eo ' Eugene Lyons Louis Solovikos world.) Andy Uglier, hi,the ijiitii't- Clifford Cole AVilliam N. Dellett ciiiy hs i, abi;wiiting., this letter, it diction. William J. Collier Robert B. Stratton . Albert AVilliam Dcnce Richard P., Lyons Frnnk H. Spccht ei masters u department, . is about is most ■beautiful and it it is as Edward AV. Stratton NEPTUNE The.iloSvers: in the fontiwere in Carl Dahlquist Nicholas Aldarelli Robert G. Denihan Leon Maccanico Robert N. Stack 500 yards from my barracks.' We.1 nice in tlie Gro,vp. as . it is. here I loving memory of Mrs Samuel P; George Daniels Alfred A’. Swcnnrton Patsy De Sarno Ernest Mac Dermant Earl H. Stebbins pai around, together every .Jijght just 'know you will have loads of AVoolsey Thompson Frank C. Ammanii Yuo, from Ithe family; Mr. and Richard DeHart : Arthur J. Anderson Samuel Dickerson Robert AV. Mac Donald Melvin A. Stoward ami go in svrimmiiig aviieiuver we people .over the weekend and Mrs... Henry Kunath, from their Donald De Rose Edward Thoms ; Sam Do Sarnb- Fred T. Mac Dermant Robert H. Stewart have the opportunity; > However, crowds in the Auditorium. Wish Frederick Van Cleef Elmer II. Andrews niece, Mrs. William 11.- Francis; Kenneth De Rose ~ Gus Ardoliria AA’illiam Dickerson, jr., Charles MacDonald Carl Jay Stewart tlie swimming does not compare, I could lie there to usher. Our Mr.. and Mrs; David A. Little Thomas J. Devlin AVarren T. Vasel (**) John E. Diehl Donald MncDowell '- Walter J. Stewart with tile good; old South End. You tfaiiiing .is' certainly' thorough anil Rosalie; A. Voigt Peter Ardolina from their daughters. Jack Dclatiish Albert S. Apicalli A’crnon S. Dorcmus Stanley Major, jr. George AV. Straehle ju st cannot, beat Ocean- Grove!. So if we do g e t'a chance to show Bishop Cushman Here Walter L. Drill Sydney T. AValton Miles Dwyer Nick Marcanicco Joseph L. Stratton writes Cm roll and we were eer-' ourHighting ability, we should make Ralph F. Walworth Ralph Applegate A large crowd was on hand to Harold G. Dunkcrlcy Michael Arcangelo Stanley Diamond John T. Marshall Kenneth S. Strohm taiiily dilighted to receive this let a-good rccoid. Will tako a dip in receive Bishop Ralph S. Cushman, James If. Easley, jr. William S. AVard Louis Diehl Eugene Mason, jr. Joseph R. Sturm ter He .and . Andy have been the ocean a t tho South End for Samuel AVatson, Jr. Charles Arnone: of- St. Paul, Minnesota, Wednesday Stanley Erbacher Albert J. Ardolina Ernest F. Dodd George H. Martin Arthur E. Sutton buddies, for many years ami it is you Dick.; 'Cannot, promise to ride night, in .the Temple on- his first -It. Alvin Everett H arry AV. AVhite Thomas C. Disbrow Vincent A. Martin Frederick ErSutton no surprise to leal n thut they are many waves, but will, dunk some Albert AVhite Peter Ardolino appearance in Ocean Grove. His James S; Ferris . James O. A rm strong: Lee AV. Dolbrow Joseph Martuscelii - Ike Schlossbach both in the Mnrines^niid stationed and that -will help. Have not seen theme was “Ye shall receive power William J. Fitzpatrick E verett C. AVhite Rnymond M. Dorrcr Pat Martuscelii Leroy Slocum near each other. Best! of lilclc boys. .our pal Charley Ilimeke around Ruth R. AVhite Thomas J. Arnone after the Holp. Spirit has come Kenneth Fitzpatrick AVarren Asay- Jack Drum Samuel S. Martuscelii Eugene C. Slocum and come hack to us as soon as lately, and by the time you receive upon you.” , Why do; wc need pow Alfred Fourett P. Stephen AVielert Harry AV. Duerkes George L. Matthews AVilbur T. Slocum vou cub. We'll be waiting for you. this article, most likely he;Will he Thomas J. AVielert Leon H. Asch er? -There arc several reasons, the Edgar R. Fulton Edward D. Ashficid Robert J. Duerkes Michael Maugcri Leroy O. Slocum in the service. Will keep you speaker said: 1. We need power Robert AVilliams AVilliam H. Maurer Elmer Sponcnberg liarry W. Watson. II.' A 2 C. G. AV. Garrabrandt Thomas M, Askiew Frances Durkin posted. Take care of yourself and to be victorious. He referred to Douglas H. Garwood David AVilliams, sr. , Walter Durkin Richard B. Me Caffcry Evelyn Stout U . S . Naval.Hospital (Staff) watch your step Regards from John E. AVilliamsbn Paul Attardi the New Testament, Romans, the Milo V, Gibbons Frank AV. Bach 7 John AV. Dutton AValter Me Caffrey, jr. George P. Strong Navy Yard. Charlestown.', S. C. all. ‘ . ,7th'.-chapter,' where, Paul describes Ellsworth N. Gics David AVilliams, jr. Norman Me Chcsney Ilezekiah Summers So there you are Harry, and Robert E. Wills Alexander Bacon John Dwyler William H. Guy, B. M. 2/C. 7 the; battle between the man in us Daniel A. Lilian John J. Balkan ' Dietrich J. Ebcrhardt Ralph Me Chcsney Earl Swisher working in a diet kitchen for a and"; beast in us; “No law hath Raymond Graeter Henrv J. AVoodring AA’ilson J. Eccles Harry McChcsncy, jr. John R. Tnntum part of your training. Soon I sup-, Cub 7—Unit D-J. U. S. N. A. B. . John AV. Woolley Carl E. Barinon ' . San Bruno. California. power over a , man longer than he James Gravatt Albert Barnes Rudolph Eckhnrdt Edward P. Me Curry George H. Tallman pose you will lie'able to tell us all liveth.” The second reason why we Ektor AVright about a well balanc- d ie t and how It has been a long .while since William Guy 7 .7 Anthony R. Barone George R. Eddleman James McDonald Cecil O. Taylor need power is: 2. To keep our Joseph Hagerman Eugene AVright Samuel Edelson, M.D. Millard R. McMillan Clarence S. Taylor wo can take olT ami. put on weight, I have had the opportunity to John S. E. Young Joseph M. Barone write says Bill. So busy since 1 idealism Ait this hour. The New Robert Hammen Tony Barone Stanley M. Edwards AVillard L. McMillan Norman Taylor without liny had effects Be curc- Testament is an appeal for high Edwin Young fill however that you do not put j have been transferred out here to Walter .Hancock Patsy J. Barone. Joseph Ehrlenbach, jr. Stanley Joseph Meade Richard S. Taylor standards. If you discover that John Hancox Joseph Young Donald P. Eldridge Ervin Megill Samuel D. Taylor beet. and. butt; i; cm the list, if you \ the West Coast. I have not writ- Summer Residents Martin Bartolf do, it mil l>... tip to you to sec. that ton to 'anyone except my folks. vour ideals are slipping, you’re not I Allen Hannah Fred Henry Bauer! jr. Clarence R; Eldridge ; William Megill, jr. Dudley R. Tcrrctt, jr. living ,in the New Testament. -If | Norman Hannah Fred A. Ahlgrim WHKnmAVilliam A. A rldpitltTAEldridge Everett AV. Menke Harold Dixon Tcrrio wc get it.. In . ci it might bit a , Ever since I ,arrived in Cub 7 I (*) David E. Beatty have been running around in cir you keep your idealism, you need Robert I. Hannah - Alfred Jack Ball, jr. Edwin R. Rclircns Donald A. Ennis George Menke, jr. Martin C. Textor fine idea if yini. woshl came hack power,” the -speaker continued. Eugene R. Ball Allen R. ThomaB a furlough, visit the family, cles. AVhen I do get a few. spare James Hardagon Leo A. Bellissen George F. Emmons Thomas B, Menke moments 1 try to see some of the .The last reason is, 3. To see life William Harris Elias B. Baker, jr. Kenneth Bender Leon R. Emmons George A. Metcalf Edward M. Thomas vour pals'and' the deal* girls here dearly. We must learn to see life liarry AV. Baker Albert Meeks Arnold F„ Thompson in the Grove before the summer .is places o: interest and they are Jacob Haussling Paul Bencuse John 1. Ennis many. It is very warm during clearly. Wc need the power, the AA’illiam A.. Heintz, jr.; Edward E. Barto Paul Bcneway AVilliam G. Erickson Albert V. Metz •: Edward C. Tiedemann over, it was mighty nice to see' power of His presence in our lives. Roland G. Blake Robert L. Tiedemann you the last time you were here hilt llio day and cool at night Tho James Hendrickson, Albert C. Bennett Edwin J. Ervin Charles L. Miller scenery here is beautiful, great We can|t get along without that James Herbert Donald Boegehoid Arnold L. Bennett Harold AV. Estlow John AV. Miller S'! Everett Tilton the nexl time do not have so many Thomas Bradley Le Roy Tilton dates, ami he sure to stiek a side mountains in the hackgonind and power. Robert Holbrook, jr. Donald G. Bennett Harry Ross Evans Spencer C. Miller Frank-Holi Robert F! Brown George C. Bennett AValter Evans, jr. Jimmie L Mills Robert E. Trotticr Robert Camretu Robert J Bennett Pierre J. Exarhos Michael AV. Morris Patrick F. Tierney, jr. jJariin Hurfey AVilliam Cann James Bennett Henry Faller Antonio A. Nuzzi Robert AV. Todd . w . idvT Reginald Kctrinniu Ilurjcyliurlci Colwell AV. Carr Joseph Farruggio AVillinm E. Morris Lewis F. Tortaricllo Robert M. Casey .7"-. Marvin B. Bennett • iY»>&. I' Evan E. James Samuel J. Bennett John Farruggio Harry S. Morris Louis Traverso. Grover R. James, jr. Robert S. Clare AValter Beutell M argaret M. Fauvcr Spencer B. Morton John S. Trimble Howard .Tnmouncau jr. Charles C. Cole Robert E. Bills Patsy Carl Ferrara George D. Moser, jr. Emilu J. Trippoli Clias. AV. Jcffrcy-Smith Kenneth II. Connolly Stuart B. Bills Francis R. Fescharek John II. Maurer LeRoy Tucker John AV. Jeter Robert H. Connolly Robert E. Blue Frederick Fescharek Harold C. Megill Eugene F. Turchyn S ? A. E. Johnson Ronald II. Connolly Edgar Bird Kenneth Fescharek Herbert: F. Megill AVilliam Turchyn Joseph F. Kaiser Donald P. Daly David II. Bowers Daniel Carl Fiore Harry A. Mills Michael Turchyn George Kelcec AVesley Davenport Stephen Blauvelt, jr. John Leroy Fitzgerald Frank Mitchell John Tyma AVilson Konncdy Robert H. Dinegar Ruth Botorff Joseph E. Flammin Arnold Moore James E. Uland Paul C. Kondla Hunter Diringer La Rue C. Flegal Michael Narayouski Walter Ulmer, jr. Homer D. Kresge, jr. Walter Dotterweich, jr. Vernon L. Ford John NarayouBki Anthony J. Valente . William T. Kresge Harrison Edwards , r Theodore Frankonficld George M Naylor Eligio Valente Osmar Kukor Malcolm B. Nesbitt Joseph J. Valente RohrrtM Shorn JohnBrannon Lester Franklin, jr Randolph La Barrc Robert M. Eichhorn Albert Brown, jr. Charles Garon Robert J. Neville: Wendell E. Van Ilise Raymond M. Lansingcr George T. Feick John Brown Robert A. Grookett Lloyd E. Newman Ehvood C. Van Note Roy. Lever . Robert J. Fiedler Joseph AVilliam Brown David J. Garrison George H. Noble Reed Van Luvance f t I Arthur: Vernon Lins Charles H. Finke Joseph A. Brown. James D. Garrison Michael! AV. Norris John I.'Van Note AVilliam Fenton Lins Richard B. Frcdcy Norman L. Brown Franklin Gasner 7 Michael J. O’Brien Joseph G. A'etrano AVallace E. Ludwig James B. Gartlan .... George A. Burdge James L. Gattling Thomas E. O’Hagan Dominick Vetrano" AVilliam Lyon Robert N. Hamilton Reginald B. Burdge Benjamin Glashen, jr. Frank P. Orifici Paul J. Vetrano 1Joseph B.Lockwood Ted Heish Millerd I. Grant Thomas A. Orifici 7 Stevo F. Vetrano Harold F. Burke International Star of Concert, William- E. MacDonald Carl S. Herbst John AVilliam Burke Charles Gravatt AVilbur AVyckoff Orr Camey Vetrano William Mackay Thomas T. Holme AVilliam H. Burr Stephen Graziano Frederick L. Osborn Michael A. Virglllo Opera, Radio and Screen K. MacAVhinnev, jr. Harold H. Holt Herman V. Busch - Reynold Green Raymond Osborn, jr, Louis Vitale Rusling MncAVhinricy ; Thomas Howell . Irving Becker Albert A. Gross Howard B. O’Shea Kermit T. AValkcr' George R. Magee - : AVillinm Hulskamper Harold OT "Brand Albert Gubitosa Frederick E. Otto Russell R. Availing In Personal Russell F. Major Charles Huneke Ronald H. Bullook John Hammond Myron A. Pabst Philip I. AValton Robert McClelland, jr. Theodore E. Resting AVilliam Bullock LeRoy Hammond jr. Pietro E. Pacera Andrew Wallo AVilliam D. .McClelland Donald Ketcham ; AVinston Hargreavc George S; Palaia Michael AVallo Arthur1 Lambert, jr. Robert Britton, jr. Robert H. Mende1 Louis F. Byrd Ernest J. Harris Jerry Palaia Richard O. AVard David V. Metz C. Laurin March Lester J. Campbell Fortune Harris Ray Palaia . Alfred AA'atson Irwin Milligan B. A. Matthews, jr. Victor J. Campbell Ralph Martranft Leon Palmer ' , ; Eugene E. AVntson Frank Mills David L. Matthews " Ayilliam E. Candiano Kenneth O. Hankins Jack A. Pantaleo Albert AVarden AValter L. Morris : Joseph C. Menner Arthur J. Cappa Peter J. Hartigan Gerald G, Palaia Howard P. AVarden William Morris Harold M. Menner Robert Carhart (*) Joseph J. Hartigan Paul Palmer Raymond E. Warden William R. Morris George C. Menner Elmer B. Carmen . AVilliam L. Hartwick Ernest Palmer 77 Ivan AVare Robert E. Moss Richard F. Meyer- Charles AV. Cashcr Douglas H. Hayden Howard S. Parker Roy AVarren Arthur J. Mount, jr. • Frank O. Nagle, jr. Chas. A. Chamberlain George J. Hcidemark Wm. Patterson Agnes AVeaver, U. N. Joseph Mount Frank Nichols Jack B. Chnrlaton AVilliam C. Hcidemark Bert Pearce Ncvel R. AVebstcr '(■1/7 Harry Mulliken Frederick E. Height Charles Pearce , David F. Westerveit , •lack Mulliken Frederick M. Heinrich Harry Pembleton Lee Oliver AVhite Richard P. Mulliken Donald M. Heitkamp Jerry Percello Irving AVhite, jr. John J. Murphy Henry E. Peele, jr. Rex Clay, jr. Richard It. Heitkamp Genete J. Percdlo Harry AV. AVhite, Jr. F. Laird Nelson Carroll S. Pierce Glenn R. Clay E. IIclmka Louis J. PerceloFrank Joseph M. AVhite Charles AV. Newcomb 'AValter Pittis Fred P. Clayton, jr. Frederick P; Hendricks Salvatore Percello Robert AV. AVhite John V. Newcomb Bertram Pittis Richard Clayton George I Hendrickson . Sam Pctillo Myron H. AVhite Norman Norris Bradley O. Potter Jn. B. Hendrickson, jr. George C. Phillips AVillard L. AVhite Donald Opdyke . AValter S. Progert, jr. Frank 15. Herbert Edward Perrella AVilliam H. AVhite Joseph V. Herbert. Horace G. P ettit Thomas H. AVhitaker Gray, Paterson. Mulford B. Herbert ■ Bradford D. Picrsall Irving Wilde Marie Villa—Rev, and Mrs.' Ar Charles A. Hetzel Edgar Phillips, jr. Bennie D. AVilliams At The Hotels thur Norllwood, Newark; Rev. and James G. Hicks - Earl H. Plummer Noah F. AVilliams Mrs. F. Reid Isaac, Sykesville, Vernon Higley Eugene R. Plummer Robert E. Wills Quaker Inn—Misses Eleanor Md.; Bette Flosbach, Terry Sehol- James F. Hill : Hartson Poland . Richard E. AVilson SATURDAY Deets, Betty Williams, Kingston, ler, ' Florence Tack, Elizabeth; John H. Holland Robert Poles Robert Linehan Pa.; Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Van Mr. and Mrs E. Carter, East Ellas Homer Charles S. Polhemus Robert Wilson •’ Hook and daughter, Carol, Clifton; Orange; Dorothy Burke, Closter; Raymond ,S. Horner Max Rollock Joseph Wiltshire EVENING, 8:30 Mrs. N. J. Van Qoor, Bloomfield; Helen Rohlru-s, Roselle Park; Suo Joseph Huggins George E. Pullen John E. AVlse- Mrs. Morion Ketcham, Evelyn Ket- Crane, New Vernon, N. J.; Ruth Owen G. Hughes Vito Pisano Darvcy W. AVlxen chnm, Demarest; Mr and Mrs. F. Brady, Newark; Evelyn Hoch, John Arnold Hulslmrt Salvatpre Paris! Bernard G. Wolford ’ C. Murray, Devon/Conn.; Mr. and Belleville; Anne Feibel, Brooklyn; Howard L. H ulse. Robert C. Pyle Richard E. Woolridge Mrs. H. F. Rhodes, Plainfield; Mrs.' G. Bachs and . daughter, Bay John T. Hulse:: . AVillle Edward Reaves Robert C Woolridge Francis Van Tol, Pearl Meriino, onne; Mary Whalen, Hempstead, Joseph A. Hulse Andrew Rechsteiner Raymond Warwick Nena Schuil,. Paterson; Hilda N. Y. 7", 7 ' 7 ' -7; Willard J« Hulse George A. Rechsteiner Thos. AVombough Jr. Champion,. Maywood; Mr. and Charles Hummel Albert M. Reynolds William F. AVombough Mrs. G. I. Frisbie, Irvington; Al Ivy House—Mrs. J. Schutt and Winslow L. Hurford George AV. Reynolds Kenneth Woodhouse. fred Frarichill, Bridgeport, Conn.; daughter, Ossining, N. Y.; Mr. nnd Alfred C. Hurley Herbert Barr Reynolds Phillip Worthy Mr. and Mrs. George Lown, Sum Mrs. J. Stevenson, Kearny; Mrs. Alton B. Hurley Linwood A. Reynolds A rthur G. W right mit; Mrs. William Cranston, Charles- Mac Farlane, Elizabeth; Carlton Hurley ' Waltor-'H. RUey James AV. Wright Hnstings-on-Hudson, _N. Y.; Hiizei Mrs. E Smith, Central Valley, N. Oscar II. Hycr AVilliam Roberts, jr. Harry S. Wright Admission 75c, $1.00, $1.50, (Plus Tax) Y.; Misses Doris Luzenhurg, Montgomery, Harrimari, N Y.; Richard Irons Michael Rinaldi Robert L. AVright Blanche Gulnae, New Paltz, N. Y- Phyllis Hains, Jean Rankin,-East Bernard Jackson Vic Rush Joseph Yaccarino : Colonial—Rev. Gam er Roof and Orange; Jeanne Marshall, Union; Russell M. Jackson Peter J Reid Emily Yarrington , V :; Auditorium Bo* Office Now Open .family, Catasauquo, Pa.; Catherine Gloria Goddard, Rosello Park; Mrs. Charles H. Jackson, jr. Gilbert T. Redden James P. Yarrington A | Williams, Bangor, (Pa.; Mrs. M. L. Laura Kelly, Jackson Heights, N. Charles V. Jamison . Paul Redden, jr. - Roger J . Young ; - Livingston, Trenton; Miss C. E. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ryan, AVest Daniel Burtis Jamison Robert G. Redden Roger L. Yoang / T-!. Griffith, Rockville Centre, N, Y.; Orange; Jean Lanyon, East Or Alfred M Jobes Charles Rechsteiner Ordwin Zagury ; Management of AV. Colston Leigh, Inc. Miss D. A. ParkB, New York City; ange; Mrs. John'Zimmerman, Cnrl- Allen L. Jobes John A. Rice 7 7. Philip. Zarearo ,7“' H. J. Richards, AVilkes-Barre, Pa ; stadt; Mrs. ■ John Baer| Mr. and WtlUam J. Jobes Kenneth H . .Riley Motley Zagrirjr Robert Norman Jobes Henry: Roehrich . Mr. and Mrs. ‘Harold Radiaill, Mrs. Gordon Lamb, Allentown, Pa.; Salvatbro Zarearo :':''. Reading, Pq.; Mr. and Mrs> Charles • Harold Shear Johnson Albert C7 Rogers John TV.’ Zervas , : ’ Fink,,Bronx;,Mr. and Mrs.. Jaifles Mr.' and ' Mrs. Edwin Carhart, James L. Johnson • Albert: Roccrs, . jr. ' in - A .lln n Do Carlo, New. York jCity; -Arthur Roselle (Park' FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1943
Behold! Yonder there is n deluge, of THE TIMES . ■ n flood, Pouring down on the world satur by K'cFaettcrs FEATURES ating it with rivulets of blood. this summer on the beach. What’s This tempest troubled world when wrong Betty? Does work keep you will the hand of time. • The Beach Comber busy or the man shortage?... Che Poet’s Corner Halt the despot's might and eeaso What’s this I hear about Bill Tully this nefarious crime? DO NQT- Well, folks here I am again hving a true love up Jersey City way and on leaving saying that be Little Fellow .... Of slaughter, mangle, mutilations with more gossip and nows of the hack youth and age town. For the program this week would always be true to her. I We saw him going home to bed, guess Auggie had better keep his Tiptoe,. tiptoe as.he passed' To satiate the violent animal pas end Ocean Grove brings you sion of debauchery and rage. . another noted singer, Grace Moore. eye on Bill.. .Harrison "Johnny” Through the garden pampas Edwards, home from the Army for ,' grassed. ; . ■ " Miss Moore will he with us on Sat Rojoicing in drinking from the cup urday evening to render some beau awhile, was running around like It wasn’t too long since that a chicken with its head off looking Little fellow tousled head ' of iniquity and hate everyone, even including Giant tiful selections. I hope to see all And cause '.ruin and destruction my readers at the cohcert, as I' for a dato. Who was the. lucky, You are late—the fountain splash, fans, Were looking over a t the girl?.. .Ed Holl seems to be taking ed, .' ' !-. -y of county and state. Dodgers and pointing a fingor in know you will be completely satis fied. Is it a date? care of Betty Propert while her In the garden pampas grassed. the obvious direction of Dodgers boy friend is in the service, • Be I am Griefs Heaven I supplicate Boss Branch Rickey. As I mentioned in last week’s careful now Ed...W hy is it that Sun suit garbed and seashell, led, for the split innocent gore Now, however, Rickey has taken column, the contest for the King Janette Watson is always seen Tiptoe,- tiptoe off to bed- - Oh! Almighty, I beseech thee re all the point out of the finger by and Queen of the beach will be bathing in the North E nd' pool. Little fellow tousled head. - create the world instead of an admitting that his "in an attempt run this- weekend.- The voting What is the attraction Janette? ... p. Abbatoir. to strengthen the club” has re places will be at the umbrella boxes Laura Van Hoesen. Why did Pat Tiffany quit her job Ocean Grove, N. J. /!; David II. Seidcman. sulted in its downward trend. at both ends. All you have to do is at Nagles?' Is it because Ty Bills Asbury. Park, N. J. ■ ' Rickey, in admitting this, prob write the name of the boy and is taken up -by other girls or his ably becomes the first baseball girl that you think is deserving of work?.. . Ally Bills looks rather . ; Life Everlasting - the title King and Queen. Have boss ever to admit he was wrong. forlorn since his girl friend went Life seems like a flow’r -of spring, Which, in this day and age is real every one vote and don’t vote more back to Baltimore. You know who Beautiful—epheriieral thing; ly something, nnd which, for onco, than once. Thanks a million. . I mean, Ann Hicks.; Bursts into a fragrant bloom,. leaves tho Dodger fans with no 1 Pop- Ball and .Pop MacCullom Frank Nichols is still going Leaves tho earth, Ah! leaves it one to blamo and nothing to suy— have found too new “Mabels” for soon; -. !■.' ■>. Curtail spending. another modern miracle. the boys; Tho only trouble is they strong in pursuing Dottie Eddow es. Keep up the good work b o y ... Lingers but a shortened stay, Put your savings However, wo think it was fine don’t seem to be doing very well Fades and falls into decay. of Rickoy to come forward and at ‘or themselves.. .Dave Stevens, Before my next writing of the into war bonds every Beach Comber, we will have two tempt'to take all the blame on his he pool:'life guard, has increased Though its petals'go to dust, payday. - shoulders. U weekly earnings by scrubbing very important dates . to fill; the first being the • Annual Ushers And its stalk.- may • gather-rust; Rickey is now working, he, says, he pool'on Monday, Wednesday Yet its fragrance lingers .long, to build the Dodgers into the pen ind Fridays. Also he can be keen Banquet and when talking with Bill Thomson 1 find that it will be And its pollen travels on; : nant winnors that he thinks they tt Bordens on the . Asbury, Park So-man’s spirit does not die— ’Is it all right if I just window-shop? should -be and if he is as successful boardwalk .-in tbo evenings. Are different from other years. Why even the menu has been published When his body low doth lie'; -'. You Can Get Quick Relief at building as he has been in tear -pu trying to build yourself up It moves on—does not retreat, ing down, look out for Dem Bums. Dave or trying to get some extra but I don’t like the J. O. (Just Out) after all the delicacies but this is Fills the world' with mem’ries money.. .Gertrude Shultz. has her .'; sweet;'.' From Tired Eyes bands full now-a-days trying to a w ar year. Remember boys you Finally, after a long spell of un can’t go-to Sea Girt Inn this year It survives death’s fatal blasts! MAKE THIS SIMPLE TEST TODAY certainty and poor showing, the beep lip with that brute Al Dehls. Mari’s soul lives;.it.grows! it lasts! Who .is : the pursuiter in this ro- so be very careful what you plan Shore Softball league is doing it to do after. It might.be just walk Harry Ileebner. self a bit of justice. The league, manoe? . . . Caroline Wheeler fixed Ocean Grove, N. J; ter cousin Jean Todd up with Ron- ing the boards. Well that will bo now up’ to ten teams, is really novel for some anyway. Also the going along on all ten, and is pre ny Dinsriiore last weekend. Too bad ho bad to go home Jean, you ban is still on for pleasure, driving Grief Is Lamenting senting an interesting and some and the 0. P. A. will be - out in time amusing schedule. ■’«em rather interested.. .-Corp. I am Grief, my head with sorrow Davo Zingg, home on furldugli, has force so you had better walk your grows hoary, Fred Cook, editor of the A.. P. girls to. the banquet. Also reinem Eyes Overworked? Just put two drops Press, was telling us of a game he found something interesting iri In detail am going to narrate my of Murine in each eye. Right aw ay it “Niv" Peele. I wish you would tell ber that it is cafeteria style and melancholy story. to and You get— saw last week, down at Bradley that will be novel. Well I guess starts Cleanse soothe. Beach in which the Radar Hawks. me what it is as I am .still looking- AU Murine ingrctlij for i t . .. If Bob Richard, one of the that will be enough for tho banquet, Quick Relief! 7 —a team made up of colored driv and I will sme like to know who Behold, billows . of woe on the ents wash away irritation. Your eyes feet ers at Camp Evans—was playing South End guards would pay more bloody sea refreshed. Murine helps thousands let attention to; the bathers arid not is'tak in g whom, to it-b u t I will And it’ll diffuse thc world and it help you, too. a contest with some one else. wait outside the door and see who CARGO PARACHUTES NOW COME As the game progressed the fast the beauties, Otto would be more drown humanity. EQUIPPED VJITH THE.TA1L LIGHTS at ease on the beach...Cute enters.. .The other great attrac FORMERLY USED FOR BlCyCLSS. stepping of the colored team took tion is thc Womanrl-ess Wedding. thc interest of the fans, until in Bowles seems to be making'very Who could . boar thc spectacle of slow progress with the younger Don’t miss it. Bill Thomson as distressing mankind, ono inning. the bride. All your boy friends The opposition has men on sec Grimmer, girl. What’:; the matter Who could endure th e . mill of Fob Youa £ , Y L.2> ' 'A kid; are you afraid of the big foot as women -and your girl friends SOOTHES • CLEANSES • REFRESHES A LEA\Ort ond and third nnd a battor dropped rs.hoys. The girls are taking over death in constant grind. V MAy TASTE , a slow rolling bunt along tho line ball s ta r? . , .Ruth W inters, one of ) GOUR. BUT IT South End bathing beauties is tho ushering that night as a re-’ CONTAlMG MCP.E. to tho pitcher’s box. The pitcher, ward, for being good at the b an-1 valuable bookie? the) SUGAR TrlAM THE a big-smiling colored boy, reached very quiet On the beach. Are you GV.'ESl£R*TASTiMS‘ , waiting for some one in the serv quet. By the way the banquet is PSACft OR WAT&MElMj over, picked up the ball, and then, to be.a very informal affair'so don’t helps solve menu problems CCnTAiaI noting tlio man on third faking ice?- 9-9 PERCENT SUVR; miss up girls. Se Miss North and — PEACHES 9.4 ■, a rush to the plate, held thc ball Hazel Space, one of John Pow South End' bathing beauties, also ers models, gave Peto Bergen the “CHEESE RECIPES FOR A OAy^ ;'. ; VWTERA'.ELOfJS £.7) to keep tho run from scoring. . Grace Moore anil Lawrence Tibbett EMERGENCY RAtlGNG>^ ^ - Almost at once, as though a bolt brush off but quick while trying -will return for the night. I under-- WARTIME MEALS” •F0R.5 MErt CONTAK4EPIM A BOY, from the blue had struck him—he to make time with her. Better stand that Bill; Thomson was un THE S l2 E ,0 ? Art UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY. remembered someone was on their luck next, weekend,! - Pete.. .Bill able to got the President as he will • Ilerc are 22 excellent rccipcsi from the THE PACKA6E CAN BE T05SEP WITHOUT way toward first base. Slayback can't seem to manue- still be in Canada but he will have Kraft Kitchen . . . recipes for main dishes A PARACHUTE TFOM AN AIRPLANE. Turning, he found himself too ver a date with Janice Bowman. a great former one there to take that will be a big help with ration menus. late t
ant, on. or before the 7tU day of Octo recorded In the 'Momnouth County defendant because you arfe the wife of nnd personal representatives; and their sossment Map of the Township of Nep pany, Solo Executor of tho estate of LEGAL NOTICE ber .-next, or the said bill will bp: taken C le rk 's ofllco l it B o o k 938 of- D eed s, Frank Chuba. and by reason thereof or any of their heirs, devisees, execu tune and upon (he following terriis and Richard Ernest Holz, deceasod notico < as confessed against , you* The said page 155; thcncc (1) westerly along may claim title to, interest In, or en tors. administrators, grantees, execu- conditions: , is hereby given to tho creditors of said IS. C'llAXCKUY OF NKW JK.KSEY. bill is filed to.quiet-tile title of.Andrew tho northerly. line of Corlies Avenue cumbrance upon said lands and premi or successors In right, title or.interest Twenty per cent at tho time of the deceased to exhibit to tho subscriber 1 Kandra to certain, lands and premises on a course north sixty-five degrees se s. '' ■'••• of Andrew Lesko, and. by reason sale and tho balance upon tho deliv Solo Executor as aforesaid, their debts : To W ILLIA M GIIU BA a n il jM I NN IK more particularly described ns fol rtwehty minutes west, one hundred And you, James O’Leary are rirnde a thereof are made defendants because ery pf the Assignment of Lease. Any and demands against the said estate, . . CHUB A, his Wife,: ANNA C.M lL- lo w s -.- 7 ' and ninety-four; feet; . thence (2) defendant because you may claim to you may claim title to, Interest in or bidder who falls to-complete his pur uhdor oath, within six months from LER ami FRANK MILLER, her ALL that certain tract or par- . northerly; -at right angles from Cor be tho husband of Josophhio Ward, a encumbrance upon said lands a rid chase will forfeit to the Township any tho date of the aforesaid order, or they husband; FRANK Cl IU BA and . col of land and promises;/hereinafter lies Avenuo ion a course north high - deceased niece of Katherine J. Kandra, premises above described:. deposit paid. will be forever barred of their actions A G N E S C H V BA, • his wife ; J A M ES particularly described,. situate, lying teen degrees thirty^flvc minutes east, and by reason thereof may, claim' to And you, Max Schrott, are nmde a Dated: August 18, 1943. therefor against the said subscriber. O’LEARY; MARGARET C. I’All- and being In the Township oC Nep- • seven hundred and two and sixty have title to, .interest. In j or encum defendant because you recovered a - JOHN W. KNOX. Dated, Freehold, N. . J.. July 1 2 th . SlfALU anti her lieirs, devisees and C tune, ’ arid In. the 'County: of M on- -«one-hundredths feet: to the rpar line brance upon said lands and premises. Judgment in the New Jersey Supreme C le rk . 1943. personal representatives and their ■ m outh and Stato of ,New Jersey. •. : of the whole tract aforesaid; thencfe And you/Roy Parshall arc made a Court against S. R. Liptock, also - 3 4 -3 5 ASBURY PARK NATIONAL BANK ; or any of their heirs; Jovisfes, .ex . . BEGINNING at a' stake standing (3) noHheastbrly and on a course' defendant because you are the husband known' as Stephen R. Liptock, who & T R U S T C O M P A N Y , ecutors, administrators, grantees, as- in tho northerly side ;or line pf the north; sixty-five degrees forty-tflve' of M argaret C. Parshall,-and by reason may be one of the heirs at law and XOTICE B y: Joseph F. Mullln, . signs or successors in right, title or road leading from : Asbtiry Park . to • minutes East twp hundred and- sixty- thereof may claim title to, Interest in, next of kin of Katherine J. Kaiidra, Trust Officer, * interest, and . ROY • • l’AKSHALL, Hamilton,, thd said stake being .also three feet to a Morie planted In:.the or encumbrance upon said lands and deceased who in her -lifetime was the NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF 601 M attison Ave., , her husbpml, nnd his heirs, devi ; In; the soiVtlVenst;'corner of lands be ground; thence (4) southerly on a premises. V : owner in fee simple of the lands arid" LANDS AND PREMISES IN THE Asbury Park, N. J. sees . and/ personal representatives, longing. toi; Kathrine Kandra and course north eighteen degrees thirty-: And you, the heirs, devisees and per prenrises above described, and by rea TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, IN Edwin P. Longstreet, Esq., and •.their or any, , of. their heirs, . runs: thence; (1), along said Kan?' five'minutes East nine hundred and sonal representatives, and: their or son . thereof you" may claim title to, THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. Asbury Park, N. J. 7 devisees, executors, administrators, tint's easterly line north nineteen de- .two feet■*. to the northerly side of any of their heirs, dbvisees;. executors, interest In or encumbrance upon said NOTICE is hereby given that .on P r o c to r . grantees, assigns or successors in grees and twenty-three: minutes , Corlies Avenuo; the point, or place administrators, grantees, assigns or lands and premises .above described. Tuesday, the thirty-first day of Aug- -30-34 ($10.00) , 7 - 7 / ; right, title or interest; THOMAS • East,, nine -.hundred, and. : oho and of .beginning, containing three and successors In right,, title or interest of And you, the heirs, devisees and per .ust, 1943, at Two o’clock in tho after WARD, and . his heirs, devisees and seven-tenths feet to a stone standing fifty-five one-hundrfedths of an Roy Parshall, arid by reason thereof sonal representatives, and their or any noon, at the. Neptune-Township Head Monmotith County; Surrogate’s Office personal representatives, and their in the northwest corner of the whole acre ,mor£ or less. ''// you are m ade defendants because you of their heirs, devisees, fexecutors, ad quarters,. 137 South, Main Street, Nep .. or any of their heirs, devisees, ex tract of which this is a part; thence And you, .William Chuba; Frank may claim title to, interest - in or en m inistrators, grantees, assigns or suc tune, New Jersey, the Township of In the Matter of the Estate of Wil ecutors; administrators,.grantees, as • ( 2 ) nor til sixty-six degrees eight Chuba; Anna ,C. M iller/ Margaret C. cumbrance upon said lands and premi cessors in right, title .or interest of Nepturie. in the .County of Monmouth, lia m M oore, D e c e a sed . '• •! signs’or successors In’t ight, title or minutes East along lands belonging Parshall, ana her heirs, devisees and ses above described. Max. Schrott, . and, by reason thereof will offer at public sale, to the highest .Notice to Creditors to Present Claims Interest; THOMAS WARD,.JR., and, to now or formerly to Charles Mor personal representatives, and their or, And you; Thomas Ward are made you aro made defendants because you bidder, at a minimum sale price of Against Estate. ' his.heirs, devisees ami personal rep/ ris, one hundred-nnd thirteen feet to any of their heirs, dpvlsees; executors, a defendant because you are tiie hus may claim title to, Interest in or en Nine Hundred Dollars ($900.00), all the. Pursuant to tho order of Joseph L. resentalives .and their or any. of land now or formerly belonging to administrators/ grantees, assigns or band of Josephine "Ward, a deceased cumbrance upon said lands,and premi right,' title, and interest of the said Donahay, Surrogate of the County of their, heirs, devisees, executors, adr John H. Larrison: thcnco (3) South successors in. right, title or interest, niece of Katherine J. Kandra, who in ses above described. Township acquired at a tax sale and Monmouth, made on.the Twenty-eighth . : ministrators, grantees,, assigns- or nine degrees forty-seven minutes and Elizabeth Lesko, and her helr3, her lifetime owned said lands and ..-And if you or any.of you claim any the foreclosure of the equity of redemp successors In rigid, title or interest.; west along, said Larrison's land heirs at law, devisees, grantees,. next premises, and by reason thereof may title to, Interest' in or encumbrance tion thereof in. and to the following orOf'F,?w7uw Edwin W. - Adams,a9; 3' or,IJ Executor ho ttPPUcatlon of the ELIZABETH LESKO, and her Jieirs. nineteen and sixty-seven one-hon- of kin,: Issue, legatees and personal olaim to have some Interest in said upon said lands and premises, you are described lands arid premises: estate of William Moore, deceased/ heirs at law, devisees, grantees, next , tlredths feet; thence (4) South nine representatives; and their or any of lands and premises. required to answer the said bill but All those certain .lots, tracts or par notice is hereby given to the creditors , of kin, Issue; legatees and personal teen degrees twenty-three minutes their heirs,- devisees, executors, adm in And you, the heirs, devisees and per not otherwise. . : . ■* cels. of land and premises, situate; 0 said deceased to exhibit to tho sub . representatives, and their. or any of w e s t a n d p a ra lle l, w ith tfho first istrators, grantees, assigns or succes sonal representatives, and their or any Dated, August 6th 1943. lying and being in the Township of scriber Executor as aforesaid, their . their heirs, devisees, executors, ad course nine hundred and sixty-nine sors in . right, title or, interest, are of their heirs, devisees, executors, adr JOSEPH R. MEGILL; Neptune in the: County of Monmouth debts and demands against the said ministrator.*-, grantees, assigns or and one-tonth feet to a stake stand made ■ defendants because you are ministrators, grantees, assigns or suc Solloltor for Complainant, and State of New Jersey, and knpwn °ath. within^ six months . successors In right, title or Interest; ing in northerly line of the aforesaid somo of the heirs at. law and next of cessors in right, title or interest of 807 Electric Building, . h n d d e s ig n a te d . a s B lo c k 21, L o t 544, from the date of the aforesaid order, ANDREW LESKO, husbaml '.op road thence (5) North sixty-five de kin of Katherine J. Kandra, who in Thomas Ward, and by. reason thereof ■ ^ 3 - ’ :A s b u ry P a r k , N . J . also known as 38 Olin Street, Ocean or they will be forever barred of their Elizabeth Lesko, nnd his heirs, heirs grees eighteen minutes west along her lifetime was. , tho owner in fee you are made defendants because you Grove, on the Tax Assessment Map act ons therefor against the said sub at law, devisees, grantees, next' of the northerly line of- the said road simple of the, lands and premises may claim .tltloj to. interest in or en of the Township of Neptune and upon s c rib e r. - ■ kin, issue, legatees and personal rep ninety-two and thirty-five one-hun above described and who died seized cumbrance upon said lands and premi ••, .■ .7:.;-•, ; .NOTICE ,7',’ ; the following terrris and conditions: Dated Freehold, N. J./July 28, 1943, resentatives, and their or .any of dredths feet to a point an dthc place thereof, and by reason thereof you ses above described. Twenty per cent at the time of the EDWIN W. ADAMS; ' '-.their heirs, devisees; executors, ad of beginning. .Containing two acres may claim "title to, interest In or .en And you, Thomas W ard, Jr. are made NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF sale and the balance upon the deliv Cambridge Apartment, ministrators, grantees, assigns or strict measure. cumbrance upon the above; described a defendant because you are - the son LANDS AND PREMISES IN THE ery of the Assignment, of Lease.: Any 607 A ld e n P a r k , successors in right, title or interest, ALL that tract or parcel of land lands and premises. of Josephine Ward, a deceased niece TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, 'IN blddexi who fails to complete his pur and MAX; SCI-fUOTT, .anil Ills heirs, and premises hereinafter particularly And you; Minnie Chuba, ore- made a of Katherine J. Kandra, who in her THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. chase will forfeit to the Township ariy -31-38 ($10 00) Ph,lade,PhJa' Pn' devisees, and personal representa described, situate, lying and being in defendant because you are the wife lifetime owned said lands and premi NOTICE is hereby given that on deposit paid. tives, and their or any . of their tiie Township of Noptune, In the of William Chtiba, and by reason ses, andby reason thereof may claim Tuesday,; tho thirty-first day of Aug Dated: August 18 , 1943. CHANCERY 1-405 title to. Interest in or encumbrance ust, 1943 at Two-thirty o’clock; ,iri the heirs devisees,. executors, a dm Inis-! County of Monmouth nnd State of thereof may claim title to. interest in, JOHN W, KNOX. SHERIFF’S SALE:—By virtue of a trators, grantees, assigns or succes New Jersey. or encumbrance upon, said {lands and upon said lands and premises above afternoon, at the Neptune Townhlp • C lerk . d escrib ed . Headquarters, 137- South Main Street, — 34-35 writ of fi fa. to me directed, issued out sors in right, title or interest. BEGINNING at a point.or stako. premises.. . 7 .. / / l • : 7 ■ of the Court of. CHancbry of the State ■ • By virtue of an order'<>f the Court on tiie northerly side of Corlies Avc- And you. Prank'M iller are made a • Arid you, the heirs, devisees and per Nepturie, New Jersey, the Township of NOTICE of New Jersey, will bo exposed to of Chancery of New Jersey, made on: . nue, on tlie load leading from An defendant because you are .the husband sonal representatives and their or any Neptune, in the County of Monmouth, salo at public venduo on Monday, tho the day of the date hereof, in a cause bury Park to Hamilton at the foitth- of Arina-• C. Miller, . and’ by reason of their heirs, devisees; executors, ad will offer at public sale, to. the highest 30th day of August, 1943, botween the wherein Andrew Kaiidra is complain easterly corner of a lot or tract of thereof may claim title to,interest in; ministrators. grantees,.assigns or suc- bidder, at a minimum sale price of TO WHOM JT MAY CONCERN- Pursuant to the provisions of the hours of 12 o’clock and 5 o’clock (at ant,and Joseph Chuba and others are land heretofore conveyed by 15 m B. or encumbrance upon said lands and cesora in right; title or interest of Nine Hundred Fifty Dollars ($950.00), 2 o'clock W ar Time) in tho afternoon defendants, you are required to appear Fisher, et als.. tr> Nellie C. Allardyce, p re m ise s . ' ; • .. -7 ; ,; .v; ■■ Thomas Ward, Jr./ arid by reason all the right,-title, and interest of the Revised Statutes of Now Jersey, Sec said Township acquired at a tax sale tion 2: 67 . (L to 7), notice is hereby of said day at tho Court House in the ami answer the bill of said complain by deed dated August 28. 1012, duly. Arid you, Agnes Chuba are made' a thereof you are made defendants be Borough of Freehold, County of Mon cause you may claim title to, interest and . the foreclosure of the equity of given that I shall apply to the Court of Common Pleas in tho Coiinty mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a de in or encumbrance upon said lands and redemption thereof in and to the fol cree of said court amounting to ap premises above described. * lowing described lands and premises; of Monmouth at the Court House at proxim ately $4,424.00. All those cbrtalln lots, tracts or par Freehold, New Jersey, on Thurs And you, Andrew-Lesko are made a cels of land and premises, situate, day, ' September 16th, .1943, at two All tho following tract; or parcel’of defendant because you are the husband lying and being in the Township of o’clock in the afternoon,’ or as soon land, and premises hereinafter par of Elizabeth Lesko. and by reason Neptune in tho County of Monmoutli thereafter as I can be heard, for an ticularly doscrlbed, situate, lying and thereof may claim to have some inter and State of New Jersey, and known .order to : authorize me to assume being in tho Borough of Red Bank In est in said lauds and premises; ' and designated as Block 10, Lot North another name, to wit; Charles William tho County, of Monmouth and State of I'M HOT ALL And you, the .heirs at law, devisees, part of 558, also known as 8 Oiln Brlster, Jr. ' . ' • Now Jersey, on the north side of Tow grantees, next of kin, issue, legatees. Street, Ocean (Ji’dve, on the Tax’ As- Dated; August 17th, 1943. er Hill Avonuo (formerly H art Street). P r o c to r & N a ry , Beginning in the southwest corner Attorneys. - of Elwood Minton’s lot; tlienco (1) PEACHES and CREAM CHARLES • WILLIAM MOORE,JR, northerly along tho westerly lino of By his next friend, Minton's lot ob far as tho said Min Lillian Blister, ton's lot extends (being about ono hun 79 Jackson Street, dred and soventy-flvo feet) to the N m S T R A N D southeast corner of Edith B. W alling’s _3J.37 Falr Haven. N. J. lot; . thenco (2) westerly along, the southerly line of Walling's lot on a Fresh New Jersey Peaches are delicious, BOARDWALK at CASINO line parallol with Tower Hill Avenuo, Monmouth County Surrogate's Ofllce. fifty feet to tho northeast corner of yes, but they will taste good next W inter, 4—SHOWS DAILY— i Wulllng's • lot thence (3) southerly _ PERFORMANCES, 3:00. 3:00, 7:00 and 9:00 P. M. In tho Mn tier of tho Estate of Rich- along the easterly line of Walling's ard Ernest Holz, Deceased. lot ono hundred nnd seventy-five feet, ioo, when ration points will have to be Phone A, P. 8974 Notlco to Creditors to Present Claims Against Estate. moro or less, to the northerly side of stretched. A'irh this year's crop limited Tower Hill Avenue thence (4) easterly, WEEK OF AUGUST 2S Pursuant to tho order of Joseph L. along tho northerly side of Tower Hilt Donahay, Surrogate of the County of Avenue fifty feet to the southwest cor due to late frost, and the commercial Monmbuth, made on the Twelfth day ner of Elwood Minton's lot, the afore- of July, 1943. on application of Asbury safd place of beginning. pack restricted, home canning require* Park National Bank and Trust Com- Intended to be all of the same land and premises conveyed to the said Omr-nta should be carefully planned. ^ll|j|||||||tl|lllllll||||illl|||||||||t|||t|||i|||||||ti||||||,|||jpia Harold S Allen and M aria L. Allen,, 3 Days CoPHP™cing * Da™ c°nmencC his wife, by Edward II. La Fetra and Peaches and cream are tops as a summer .... A us u s t 26 wife, by deed bearing clato October 11, ' August 1920, and recorded in tho Monmouth PALACE ss] County Clerk's office tn book 1127 of treat, but a nice jar of peaches, or a 0 Grca(CSf n ;lnec anrf Iioni- D eeds, on p a g e 63 et
OF PUBLIC SALE OF' LANDS ANDj PREMISES IN THE; o p NEPTUNE, JN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. ..NOTICE is hereby given that on. Tuesday, the thirty-first day of Aug ust, 1943, at Two-thirty o’clock in the afternoon, nt the N