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Vol. EXXXII, No. 26 OCEAN GROVE, TOWNSHIP-OF NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY “ .a " ? the independence of the FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957 Unttcu States of America the 182nd year SEVEN CENTS Asks Employees WEEKEND RACING Dorothea Kliem MORE. MOSQUITOES ON SHARK RIVER IN OTHER STATES Reflect Spirit Of FOR WOMEN’S TITLE Named Aide Of New Jersey, once renowned Championship races for ns the home of the most, larg Joy & Senior Women of the North MGOSSDirectbr Parade & est and hungriest mosquitoes Jersey Yacht Racing Associ V. in'the United States, has long ; Ass’n. President K. N. ation will be held this week on since lost any valid claim to Shark Hirer, with the S. R. Neptune Township Public Oration that distinction. Merritt Urges Staffs Yacht Club'as the host. ’ Health Nurse Accepts New According 1o Dr. Bailey B. Sunday will mark the end of the 73d Annual Conference For Cooperation In- Serv Mrs. Barbara Thompson and Position;' Mrs. Lorraine Pepper, chairman of the Ento of The Evangelical Free Church of America that has brought A band-led parade at 10 :30 mology Department at Rutgers ing Vacationists Here Mrs. Betsy Ralston will repre Pringle New Twp. Nurse more than a thousand delegates and visitors to Ocean Grove sent the Shark River Club in A.M. and a patriotic .meeting University, many of the states, this week. Dr. Arnold T. Olson, president of the denomina the'sailing event. Semi-finals including such distinguished President Kinsey N. Merritt has with a national -figure as ones as California and Florida, tion, is the speaker for the morning worship on Sunday, in just .concluded a series of meetings will be staged tomorrow (S at Miss Dorothea Kliem, of speaker at .11 A.M. will help urday) and finals Will be on Ocean Grove, has been named have mosquito problems far the Auditorium, and the Rev. Arley L. Bragg of Chicago in which all the employees of the Sunday. Race time each day ! celebrate Independence Day worse than exist in the Gar will deliver the evening message. The afternoon rally, will Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Asso is 9:30' AM*. assistant to-the director of in Ocean Grove'next Thurs den State. ■ j ciation heard him ask for their co the Monmouth County Organ feature a Parade of Flags and the playing of “The Storm” ■ Last weekend the Shark Riy- day. ;^.-v : As a matter of fact. New Jer by Josephine Eddowes on the mighty Auditorium organ. operation in making this a me er Club held its Spring Series ization for Social Service. sey, generally, recognized as a morable season at Ocean Grove. finals, with Bob Ralston (Paul The parade will step off at pioneer in mosquito control • - - • 1 The President's Report, given “Courtesy, cleanliness and joy” Miss Kliem, daughter , of Mrs. work, has a better-organized yesterday morning, presented some Stubb, crewman) winning the Otto F. Kliem, 139 Franklin Ave the corner of Broadway and comprised the theme of President Jet divisio.i and Eugene Rock- method of fighting these pests unique statistics concerning the Merritt’s series of addresses., He nue, Ocean Grove, has been serving Central Ayenue. The Asbury 400 - congregation denomination, afeller (John,: Haulenbeek, as MCOSS public health nurse, in than any similar area in the ’ met with the : Association office crewman) capturing the Com Park Salvation Army Band, world; Auditorium whose, total membership is some staff,- the North End Hotel staff, Neptune Township since 1955. 27.000 adults and. whose Sunday- et division. Mrs.- Lorraine Pringle of Belmar . directed by Bandmaster Al- the bathing department personnel |fred Swenarton, will provide school enrollment approaches thb;- the police department, the streets, has been, assigned to the Neptune Attendance 50.000 mark. * . .> V parks and public works crews, the Township nursing program. marching music. Several Twenty-seven new churches have . Auditorium and camp grounds open cars, the Fire Depart been established or have affiliated workejs, and the North End laun ment, and several marching Pa. Schools Supt. Ahead O f’56 with the denomination during, tho dry staff. contingents representing lo p ast year. ; Mr. Merritt pointed out in each The combined income of all tho meeting that resorts particularly cal organisations will proceed Guest Speaker At. Attendance at Ocean congregations in the.United States are remembered by their visitors Of Phone Books east to Ocean Avenue and Grove Auditorium serv and Canada was $4,488,495, forty- in terms of reception and treat-, L. i north to Ocean Pathway. At NJ Shore Builders four percent of which was, ear m ent.; If . a place is clean arid neat, ices this season is sub marked for Home and Foreign Mis Asbury Area Increases that point, all dignitaries will stantially ahead of that in if its workers get along with, each alight, from the cars and join . ' ■ sions. Last year.the denomina . other and meet the public courte- 2,500; Nearly 3,000 More School Board Members recent years, it was dis tion ranked fourth among all tho : ously, and if the community reflects Listings In The County the line of march west into And Mayors Urged To closed, this week by the | denominations in the nation in per a Christian spirit of joy 'and help the Auditorium. capita giving. This year the record fulness, he said; the public will re-- Attend July 9 Meeting. Ocean Grove Camp Meet- ; of last year was topped as the per Delivery of more than* 124,000 ing Association. In .the' capita figure rose from $155 to member it and will return agaiti Monmouth County telephone direc and again to enjoy its hospitality. Dr. Charles H. Boehm, superin first three Sundays' of the $265. Average of the 28 churches tories will begin Tuesday, (July 2) tendent of schools for the state of of-the denomination on the East-, “Jesus was a man of joy. He the New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. season, worship services “■ reflected joy Wherever ,He , went.' said this week. Pennsylvania', will.be the featured ern seaboard exceeded that of all Those to whom He talked arid with speaker as the New Jersey Shore at the Auditoriunt;.haye the other districts, with a per.capi Distribution o f . the July, 1057 Builders Association meets Tues drawn congregations to ta figure of $221.73: One congre whom . He met were infused with issue will begin with 45,750 direc that feeling,” said President :Mer- day, July 9, at Beau Rivage Res taling 7,086. Attendance : gation in Alberta, Canada had a tories in .the Asbury Park area, an taurant, Spring Lake Heights. , per capita piivirip'rccord of $071 for vltt. “Let us—all of us,who are increase of nearly 2,500 over 195C. in the same , period in ; responsible for maintaining Ocean' Delivery of 10,700 directories, an Dr. Boehm, eminent educator and the year, and the church in Port ' . Grove—reflect1 that same spirit.” school system, administrator, while 1956 was 6,513. land, Maine ranked second with a. increase of over 700, will begin in serving as superintendent of 1 The Evangelical Free figure of . $-105. per member. . Dr. Carradine R. Hooton, gen- the Freehold area the next day ' oral secretary of . the..- Methodist schools for Bucks. County, Pennsyl Church of America is The . Evangelical Flee Church wfth G7,G50 directories represent vania, a few years ago, played a Board .of Temperance, has this to ing an increase of niorer.than G}000, holding its national con-, has a Bible. College and Seminary say about Ocean Grove: major role in helping to bring about that had an enrollment of. more being deUycreti-m Jicd Bank and local and state legislation to help yention here, this week. than 2o0 students-during the past “I'think that.'you have .the: best vicinity starting Friday (July 5), organized group for. the enjoyment solve the school problems which Speakers at tKe Audito- ' year* The president-elect of the .and promotion of spiritual.life any- The total number of directories In ,l(1(]ition to se„ inf; ns assist. arose when the huge developments rium Sunday (June 30) college, Dr. Will Norton, was the .. where to be found in Methodism, I for delivery this year represents t , .« Winona E Darrah of I.evittown nni! Fairless Hills wilf be Dr. Arnold T. Ol speaker, at the opening «es3ion of annncrease of more than 9,000 over cxeclltive ,m-octor, Miss Kliem w ill! /• congratulate you upon the busi brought that area’s-population in- son of Minneapolis, na the- General Conference, in the ness-like and! yet- brotherly manner last year.-Theie aie approximately . • f.iinro-o'nf tho AICO^ Tit- crease to more than 100,000 within Auditorium, on Wednesday • eve-- in which tho services are conducted. S nnn berculosi^US n ? ro ll" p r S S Sho a few years. ' .. - tional president of -the ning , A girls’ sextet from the col- ' •Your leadership is as. inspirational section, °f about 3,000. has j us(. rctm.nc(j f rom „ COUisc on Dr. Boehm will sneak on the sub Evangelical Free Church, lepe-is. singing at .each of the ever as any messages that' any, of us gagesT he contain directory information s ntroductorj on enier-1 |T Tuberculosis ubcn-culosiscon
“DESIGNING WOMAN,” now playing at the Palace Theatre, erine Bertolami, Jean Huggins and friends—Elsa almost needed a fil Bradley Beach, and at the Algonquin Theatre, Manasquan, ending Doris Hohn; on July 3, M artha ing system to keep track of them. tomorrow (Saturday) night. The film, starring Gregory Peck and Imbodcn; July 4, Joe Imbodon. According to my not-always- Lauren Bacall, will be shown at the Rivoli Theatre, Belmar, and Have o happy day! infallible book,.I have a 31st wed at the Arnold Theatre, Point Pleasant, Sunday through Wednes Happy anniversary wishes go to ding anniversary coming up for day, June 30, July 1, 2 and 3. Bob and Ruth Crelin and Winnie Nettie and. Jim O’Rourke, Highland and Wilton Moore on July 1, arid Avenue, Tuesday, July 2. Con to Budd and Mae Evertz on July gratulations to a wonderful couple 3. Many, many more to all of though haven’t seen much of them Reminiscences By you. . • lately-going to work nt.4:00 A.M. See you next week. ' THE OLD TIMER doesn’t leave Jim much time for social chitchat and Nettie, lucky girl, has outgrown' PTA, etc. The Hills Nettie celebrates a birthday the As I was reading of the arrival (Continued from Page I) 3rd and Betty W alker, Moore of the Mayflower II, it brought to lima and Harold Firman had Road, will be 9 on July 1st. iriy mind the 2, 3 and 4 masted sail her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Emily and Hank Schroeder, S. ing ships we used .to see as we •Ibbott; North Jersey, visiting for Riverside .Drive, will have enjoyed looked out nver' the ocean.- There die weekend; While they were the Kiwanis Convention at Atlan .were many in:the early year.s. Dr. down, the Firman’s daughter, Mrs. tic City by tine time you read this— .Stokes called them “Wind Chari- A) Bonner, entertained her in-laws she said she was especially look Vpts*’ and ;the' following is from his from Carteret, Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. ing forward to hearing V. Presi pen: . v ;. Bonner, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John dent Nixon! “Winds freshly, blowing; sails gaily Ruhnha and Frank Bonner. That Better be getting this o(T and ‘ flowing, family can entertain more people then to my last meeting of the sum White winged the Chariots sweep easily—a lovely trait. mer—hooray! Be seeing you! over the sea, . Eddie Schroeder celebrated his . Sunbeams, are flashing, bright 5th birthday Monday with an aft ’waves Are dashing, •. • ernoon party—in the driest month Sailors and sea gulls are brimful we’ve had. it showered right in CIRCLES S i of glee." • y . the middle of the party—those • The.various conflicts during the having fun indoors were Judy Ack Edna Bradley . .y ears/ especially the last 30, .have erman, Amy DiLaurentis, Joy Lan changed the ocean picture so very dis,. Debbie and Bill Wicr, Patty The final meeting of the , Edna much. Not only have the improve Landis, Carol Jannarone. Janice Bradley Circle was a luncheon ments been in ship building, but Schroeder and Cousins Dorothy, meeting at Stokes Hall, with 19 : the invention and use of the auto Diane, and Trudy Boehmo. members and four guests present. has disposed of the coast line Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. T, R. Illes, The invocation **• and devotions AVA GARDNER, David Niven and Stewart Granger in a scene steamers which were our friends Forest Drive, had their son, Rich were given by; Mrs. M argaret Mc- from “Little Hut” , playing at the Strand Theatre, Ocean Grove, as they. made their regular trips ard Henry baptised' at St; Eliza Voy. A social period followed Monday through Wednesday, July 8 - 10. Lauren Bacall, Gregory Peck and Dolores Cray form the hilarious lunch at which time Mrs. Bleecker north and south.. We old timers do romantic triangle of M -G-M ’s **Designing Woman.** Lauren beth's R.C. Church, Avon. Father miss them like one would a friend. Mulligan officiated. The Godparents Stirling, leader, presented Mrs. Mc- plays o top New York fashion designer; Dolores is a Droadtcay Mrs. Del Roy. White, teacher, The Cherokee, of the Clyde line, musical comcdy stan and Greg ir the lucky man in the middle. were Irene Wozniak and John Mad Voy with a gift in appreciation of Isabella Thobum 1 was a favorite of many Ocean den. Proud grandparents from her help as assistant leader. In . The Isabella-Thoburn Circle of was in charge of the program and Grovers, . : ‘ life indeed can be un-hectic arid Trenton, N. J. were Mr. and Mrs. her acknowledgment, Mrs. McVoy the St. Paul’s WSCS met at the reviewed two stories, “The Place There is another thing of yes even staid if one so prefers. The Gables Joseph Illes and Mr. and Mrs. presented Mrs. Stirling with a gift Cozy Cottage, Pilgrim Pathway, Whereon Thou Standest” by Hum teryear many miss and a lad who “As testimony, he offers the ex (Continued from Page 1) Walter Wozniak. Hills guests at from the Circle as a tribute for last week where they enjoyed a phries and a story by Alice Free spent this evening fishing brought istence of a seaside resort called help themselves. They need food the christening party afterwards her very fine leadership. Miss luncheon. Twenty-seven members man Palmer and closed with a ,to my mind. In the earlier; years Ocean Grove. Located in New Jer and can’t understand where love at the Illes home were Mr. and Caroline Wilson, teacher, was also and several guests, including Dr. prayer. Mrs. White and Mrs. one could take a trip in the morn*- sey, some 40 miles south of New went. Like other smart communi Mrs. Richard Burr, Mr. and Mrs. presented with a remembrance. Sw ift and Dr. Crowcroft, were Strom were presented gifts from ing to the fishing bank and right York City, it is patronized mostly ties,, A LIMIT of CATS to each Webb Eittreim, Mr. and Mrs. Rob A beautiful floral piece, which present. the circle. ' from our own beach. Now one in summer but year-round as well home, same as dogs, and LI ert Denbigh, Mr. and Mrs. M. Lev- i decorated the head table, was sent The invocation was given by Dr. Mrs. Strom announced tho fair must, go to some other section— —by many Americans and others CENSED, same as dogs. THERE erich, Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCall, to shut-in members at Bancroft- Swift. Mrs. A. Doremus, leader, of the WSCS July 25 at the church. Belmar, the. nearest, to go out to who seek a truly tranquil mode of IS NO: DIFFERENCE in• pets, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Feustel, Mr. Taylor Rest Home. The meeting welcomed the guests and members. Mrs. Strom announced flowers will sea. living.. ‘Jack’ is a frequent visitor other than cats multiply much fast and Mrs. John Madden, Mr. and closed by the forming of a friend Miss May Hallgring sang an orig be placed in the church by the Eth A friend called today and to Ocean Qrove and here are some er and more of them. Mrs. Barr Turner, Mr. and Mrs. ship circle and singing “Blest Be inal song, composed especially for el Selby Circle. brought a copy Of an English pub ofn the reasons for its reputation Marylin Sullivan and new son Ken Traphagen, Mr. and Mrs. the Tie that Binds" and repeating Mrs. Doremus, after which Mrs. Fifteen members were present. lication, known as the “B. 0. A. C. as "America’s bastion of slow-paced arrived home Sunday and everyone Roger Strevell, Mr. and Mrs. John the Mizpah benediction. Leon road a poem entitled “An Others attending: Mrs. V. T. Gil Review”—for the British Overseas living. is delighted and very happy. Simmons, Mr. .and Mrs. Robert Those present were: Miss Mar Easter Prayer.” . lan, Mrs. Wesley Robinson, Mrs. Airways. In it is an article as to “There, are no pubs or other es Joyce Nabb has returned to St. Sammon, Mr. and Mrs. George Ma- garet Eckley, Miss Caroline P. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Fannie Rutledge, Mrs. Charles what a certain Mr. ‘Jack” ,Woods tablishments purveying alcoholic Michael’s Hospital, Newark, where gill, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Palmer, Wilson, Mrs. Lily H. Thompson, Doremus and Miss Vann. Bewkes, Mrs. Lambert Bewkes, thinks of Ocean Grove. beverages. Dance halls (and she is a student nurse, after re Mr. and Mrs. Jor.. Sturm and Mr. Mrs. Mary E. Tallman, Mrs. Rus Mrs; Lucy Papertsian, Mrs. Henry .Mr. -Woods* article follows: dances) are forbidden by law. On cuperating at her home on Ox and Mrs. James Roeman. Assorted sell Akins,. Mrs. George Ryorson, Harley, Mrs. Christian Schmidt, “It is the considered O pinion of Sundays automobile traffic is ford Way. small guests attended with their Miss Cora S. Ayers, Miss Everetta Ethel Selby Mrs. George Paterson, Miss Berth* Mr. ‘Jack’ Woods, veteran employee banned! The smoke seen over the Gables parents as guests of Robert Illes. Opdyeke, Miss Clara DeHart, Miss Goodale, Miss Lillie Sheffer, Miss of the Madison Avenue Post Sec “But for ‘Jack’. Woods and oth on weekends is from the barbecues. Elsa Stodola was down this week Mabel L. Riley, Mrs. Frances R. Mrs. R. A. Davison was hostess Sarah B. Heisler. tion, that too many Britons are ers by the thousands, Ocean Grove It is really easy living for the next from her home in Northport, L. I. Haskard, Mrs. May Rutman, Mrs. to the Ethel Selby Circle last week under the mistaken impression is a mecca which proves that, life two months for everyone. If you She tells me their superintendent Louise Gabriel, Miss Katherine a t her home, 27 New York Avenue, — * ------that life in the United States is in the U. S. A. can be restrained.” haven’t tried it do so, for you are of schools, Dr. Cowan, was once E. Neusie, Mrs. Louise Brady, Mrs. 1 with Mrs. Wm. Spratt as eo- one never-ending round of bacchan- Thank you Mr. “Jack” Woods for missing a lot of fun! an Ocean Groye principal and is Jane S. Clark, Mrs. H. C. Kahr- : hostess. Asked her secret for having alism, carousing amid the most your thoughts of us and when you Rickie Agresta, son of Angela an excellent educator. The chil mann, Mrs. B. Stirling, Mrs. M. j Mrs. Frederick Strom, leader, lived 100 happy years, an E ng lurid environments. next visit here the Old Timer will and Clem, is ill at his home. Sure dren were guests at our home McVoy, and guests, Miss Elmira opened the meeting with a prayer, lish woman replied, “Never do a “ ‘Jack*, himself British-born and be pleased to meet you personally hope you will be feeling better Tuesday night and then spent oth Siplor, Mr. B. Stirling, Mrs. Lillian after which refreshments were day’s work; I haven’t ” She cele an erstwhile resident of Glouces and talk of days in our fair city little boy real soon. er nights with thejr numerous M. Whelpley, Miss Ada Whelpley. ' served by the hostesses. brated by an extra 5 hours in bed. tershire, asserts that there is and visits of our first president, The V.F.W. encampment is be another side to the picture and that Dr. E. H. Stokes, to your home ing held in Asbury. Park from land and the first publicity there Wednesday .until Saturday. As a of our dear Ocean Grove—estab delegate from Auxiliary of lished in 18G9. O’Brien-Major Post, I will be un THE OLD TIMER able to attend and I-know I shall Methodist Publishing House WANTED oe missing a lot. There will be a parade Friday evening (tonigh^) TIRES MATTHEWS. and Saturday evening. Come on out and see your son or daughter TELEVISION FRANCIONI in the Drum and Bugle Corps. Thefv WE WILL PAY YOU really look beautiful in their uni NOW OPEN $ 1.00 or more for any U.S. Half Cent forms and they are real good on 20.00 foi- an ISM Large Copper Cent APPLIANCES & TAYLOR tho music. : . * FUNERAL HOME Now for a real BANG! BANG! FOR THE 1957 SEASON 3.00 for an 1872 Indian Cent Exclusive but Inexpensive birthday on July 3, Paul Johnson 7.00 for an 1877 Indian Cent Custom Tire Co. DANIEL L. FRANCIONI will be O' years old and July 4. FEATURING THIS WEEK — 8.00 for a 1009 S Indian Cent THOMAS W. TAYLOR Linda West will be 9 also. Have a 10.00 for a 1009 S.V.D.B. Lincoln Cent 1200 Main 9L Bradley Beach real happy birthday, kids. . 704 - 7th Ave. Asbury P ark To the grown-ups having birth • Dale Evans Rogers’ newest book — 6.00 for an 1893 Isabelle Quarter Air Conditioned PR 5-0021 days we have on June 30, Cath- 10.00 for a Lafayette Dollar Families Called For ^ “To My Son — Faith at Our House” 15:00 for an 1853 D $1.00 Gold Piece At Their Convenience .'llllllltlllH llillllllllltllllllllllllllltillllllilllllllllltllllllllt • Andrew Christian Braun — : 45.00 for an 1854 D $3.00 Gold Piece DAILY and SUNDAY 600.00 for an 1870 Proof S4.00 Gold Piece “The Conquest Of Life” NEWSPAPER 10c Each for All Indian Cents prior to 1800' I Ocean Grove Self! | DAY’S • Boxed Christinas Cards and . : All Coins Must Be In Fine Condition DELIVERY All-Occasion Cards — Special Bring Us Any and All Your Old Coins, Gold Coins, Paper ! 48 PITMAN AVENUE 1 Money, Etc., For Highest Cash Priccs. I (Opp. Auditorium Square) ; This Week Only — 50c per box ; Occan Grove News Service | 55 Olin St., Ocean Grove ? or 3 Boxes for $1.35 We Also Buy and Pay Highest Rates for Old Gold Rings, Watches, Chains, Pins, Dental Gold, Old Silver [8 lbs. Washed 35c | !: ICE CREAM GARDEN i GIFT SHOP — CANDY Phone PR 4-2018 = 3 lbs. Washed, Damp Dried 45c | We Appraise Estates of Coins and Jewelry 93 Cookman Ave., Ocean Grove 18 lbs. Washed and Dried 8 0 c : NEW STORE HOURS — 0:30 -12:30 RAY* WADDELL I WE WASn BLANKETS, SLIl'l LUNCHEON and 1:30 - 5:30 iC OVERS, BED SPREADS, f | SMALL RUGS, CURTAINS r DINNER HILLS DRUG STORE 3 (Drop Bundles Accepted) § Cor. Pilgrim Pathway & Mt. Carmel Way ftiiiiiiitiiiiaijiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit' I Sunday Dinner 524 COOKMAN AVENUE ASBURY PARK, N. J. Grove Cleaners (Opposite Auditorium Square) OCEAN GROVE Phono PRospect 5-0050 — AIR CONDITIONED — | Enjoy Excellent Food in Our | - Historic Garden or in our I and Dyers attractive DINING ROOM = FREE PICKUP AND SHELL BEAUTY DELIVERY SERVICE . We Operate Our Own Cleaning b b p e h b and Pressing Machines SALON Thos. II. Catley, Wm. C. Catley 72 MAIN AVENUE BRADLEY BEACI7, N. J. Proprietors STRAND BELMAR, N. J. .Belmar, N. J. 40 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean.Grove OCEAN GROVE Rt. 34, 200 Ft. North of Bridle Circle SPECIALIZING IN OCEAN GROVE Mats. Dally 2:30 P.M. , Mats. Dally 2:30 P.M. Eve. 6:00 - 8:00 & 10:00 : ; „ p r 4-H89 HAIR COLORING & CUTTING Eve. Continuous from 7:00 Eve. C ontinuous from 7:00 Continuous from Dusk If Rain — Mat. 2:00 MON., TUES., WED. — Sunday Continuous from 2130 P.M. Sunday Continuous from 2:30 P.M. PRospect 5-44G1 JULY 1, 2 3 TIIURS., FRI. & SAT. — TIIURS.. FRI. & SAT. — FRI. & SAT. — OPEN —6 days a week! * JUNE 28 & 29 TIIURS.. FRI. & SAT. ALAN CLIFTON SOPHIA JUNE 27, 2fe & 20 JUNE 27, 28 & 29 JUNE 27, 28 & 29 y LADIWWEBBj. LOREN HOURS—9 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. ) ‘‘Designing Woman” “Joe Butterfly” Call “The Little Hut” “Boy On A Dolphin” With Gregory Peck With Audic Murphy With Ava Gardner George Nader Lauren Bacall CinemnScopc & Tcchnlcolor With Alan Ladd RADIO CAB ALL AUTO REPAIRS. CinemaScope & Color Stewart Granger Y> . . .. - Also * * Sophia Loren — 20 Years at This Same PRospect £ O M .M a S c OPC CKCt *T W1PM j David Niven CinemaScope & Color Address — “Revolt at Fort Laramie” SUN., MON. & TUES___ With John Dehner TIIURS., I’RI., SAT. — JUNE 30, JULY 1 & 2 Color Frances Helm SUN . MON. & TUES. — . Neptune JULY 4, 5, « JUNE 30,.JULY 1 & -2 . .. 5-5600 “Gunfight At The O.K. . News gpeaocrT RACY* Ksiharina HEPBURN SUN. & MON. — JUNE 30 & JULY J DAY AND NIGHT Auto Repair Corral” “Joe Butterfly” SERVICE BODY & FENDER WORK With Burt Lancaster “Abandon Ship” Kirk Douglas With Audie Murphy SUN.. MON.. TUES. & WED. — With Tyronne Pow'er George Nader RAY ELLIS Technicolor JUNE 30, JULY 1, 2 & 3 Mai Zettcrling Stockton and So. Main St. News- “Designing Woman” Also . . CinemaScope .& Technicolor Ocean Grove PR 6-7727 With Gregory Peck “Kettles On Old WED. & TIIURS. — WED. — JULY 3 MacDonald’s Farm” JULY 3 & 4 MON., TUES., WED. — Lauren Bacall JULY 8, 9, 10 With Marjorie Main “China Gate” l’nrkcr Fcnnclly “The Brave One” OCEAN GROVE With Gene Barry CinemaScope & Color AVA STEWART DAVID Angie Dickinson ; With Michel Ray TUBS.,' WED., TIIUIC., FRI. & SAT. N at “King” Cole JULY 2, 3, <1, 3, & 6 CinemaScope CinemaScope & Technicolor TIIURS., FRI. & SAT. — In that spicy stage comedy in blushing color! “Gunfight At The O.K. JULY 4, 5 & ti Corral” FRI. & SAT. — HOME JULY 5 & 6 TIIURS., FRI. & SAT.’ — “A Face In The Crowd” . With Ilurt Lancaster 118 MAIN AVENUE iheIJTTLEHDT JULY 4, 5 & 6 Kirk Douglas . Technicolor “public Pigeon #1” AIR CONDITIONED With Andy Griffith NOW PLAYING “Desk Set” Also With Red Skelton Centennial PRospect 4-1753 Patricia Neal With Spencer Tracy Vivian Blaine Lady Wm..P. Walton, Jr. THE TEAHOUSE OF Katharine Hepburn “Vista Vision Visits Shoe Rebuilders Attendant Proprietor THE AUGUST MOON CinemaScope & Color News • Austria” Technicolor 63 Main Ave., Ocean Grove FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES
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The Indies Auxiliary af- the O’Bi'ien-Mujor VFW • Post,' Nep tune, met last Thursday night at the Post Home, 1515 Coi-lies Ave nue; Mrs; Wilson A. Barber, pre sided. Twenty-eight, members at tended. .' : ' ALAN LADD and Sophia Loren in a scene from "Boy on a Dol Mrs.,. William Harris reported phin”, playing at the Strand Theatre, Ocean Grove, Monday $180'. ivas realized on the. recent through Wednesday, July 1 - 3. I’oppy sales to be used for relief Work. Mrs. Theodore Ha'fiier, hos pital chairlady, ■ reported 30 pa tients from . the Lyons Veterans Hospital were entertained and ■dined recently at a Cinderella Par ty. •• ' Mrs. Harry J. Brower, and Mrs. Phillip Kruschka reported on the
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708 COOKMAN AVENUE • Plumbing FAST ASBURY PARK • Heating HORIZONTAL action,vwith lots of speed; caught by camera here ,as ReneiBertoia of. Detroit Tigers scores after a mate • Oil'Burners flied out to center field. Sammy White is the lunging Boston R e d • S o x catcher,. * . . • Automatic “My trousers pressed yet. Miss Cashew ?” Water Heaters Knuckles. Electric Sliop "Electrical-. Contractors" • Electric SA M E D A Y KST. 1*>2U MARY WORTH’S FAMILY 1043 SPRINGWOOD AVENUE Sewer Cleaning P> THIS 15 THE MODEL ROdlM!]( THANKS1Y0URB055 DESIGNER ] * THE OPENING 15 A DUD! TOO w e l l ! t h e g r e a t m is s w n c h h a d >(u — AStiUnT PARK PR 5-1182 COME INI- - YOU MUST BE.THE IL MU5T HAVE THE THROAT YOU'D J MANY OF ARABELLA'S CREATIONS BETTER KEEP HERCLAWS SHEATHED AROUND Hi'sidentjal; Commercial EXTRA CLOTHES PONY FROM \ LOVE TO CLUTCH! WHAT . ~A FOR THE SUMMER LIN E ARE FLOPS/ M E! I TAKE NO ABUSE FROM NEUROTIC TOWERS-'WHOSE NAME OUR DEAR I. CURDLED HER ANYHOW? F • ■ "PUPS," WE CALL 'EM !- -SO SHE . OLD M A ID S! ^ Industrial TAKES IT OUT ON US MODELS! SELL— STYLIST HAS aEEN.TAKINGIN.VAIN!/ “ . .Ltu . V WE INSTALL—SERVICE WIRING, JOBBING, R EPA IR •■■■■. Repair,,. Serrice. nn Smol) { A p p I i on ecj|[ D q n S'i ih!;S h op I Hotpolni'AjipjiincJ •’ ' ''WASHERS^ ’ RANGES,-REFRIGERATORS ESTABLISHED 1 9 0 9 ;! | Holpoinl' Appliances OFFICE ond SHOWROOM" 'fix tu res and ^Appliances I j 1420 9th AVE. NEPTUNE j: S AM. -7 P.W, WED. &’ SAT. 'til 9 P .M .
I OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957 Fifteen Years Ago ^ a flamngncaiairfgiiaianiiniiiimBniinigiai im c s 1.9 4 2 ?. :'.v:' (F rom -the June. 26, 1942,. issue of DOWN The Ocean Grove Times) And Neptune Times • Dr. William A, Robinson, chief Published Friday Tel. PRospect 5-0007 of the. Ocean Grove detail of physi HOMER KRESGE. Publisher WIIXIAM T.KRESGE, Editor cian's serving in the event of a war SIXTY-FOUR MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JEKSE\______time emergency,- issued a call for SUBSCRIPTION: $3.50 yearly. $2.25 sem i-annually. ■ cots of all descriptions and bedding : ADDRESSES changed on request—always give former address. to bo placed in the first aid room ADVERTISEMENTS: Rates will be furnished by ks^n request. ■ WATCH THE LADBL ON YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION OF established in fire headquarters. An • YOUR SUBSCRIPTION emergency . station was also; estab Ocean Grove .Times on sale at fo llo w in g newstands:'Williamson's Stationery lished by Dr. Robinson at the Home ...—--^iiimimwBiwwmiawjniirtiTiiiiiniiiiuiiiiiiiiitu^^juiiui. and Ruth's Stationery, Ocoan Grove; Vprsity Shop. Warners Drug St• Campmeetihg. Association, The the ,Newark, Jersey City and Mont • Welcome — Evangelical Free Church — Welcome Plans were made for a “China meetings added were: Young Peo real teams of the Eastern League; for China” sale to aid the starving ples’ in the Temple with Rev.. Ed the Brooklyn Nationals, the Royal Welcome—delegates of the Evangelical Free Church Chinese.. The affair was in charge ward Forrest Harm as leader; the Giants and the Baltimores. of America—more than 1,000 strong. We have enjoyed your of Mrs. William E. Thomson and Children’s Hour in Thornley Cha An elaborate observance of the Mrs. George L. Goodrich. * Contri ple with, Mrs. Alexander Leo as Fourth of July was held in the visit here and trust you have found your stay here as enjoy butions of china, glass or. silver leader; the Twilight Revival, the Auditorium. • Governor Stokes pre able. We look forward to your visiting us again. were . gathered; together :’ at; the Interniediate. Sunday School in sided. The oration was delivered by Auditorium- fo r, the., sale; V charge of Mrs. Ida M. Hudson, and the Rev. Dr. George E. Reed, presi With visitors here from practically every state in i the the Primary Sunday-School in dent of Dickinson College, Carl union, we all have a daily opportunity to practice those ideals charge of ’Mrs. Leo. isle,. Pa. Special music was ar ranged by Prof. Morgan. of courtesy and friendliness which make a summer resort Years Ago 7— 9 — — : such as ours loved and remembered by those who visit us. 1 9 2 7 Pres. Merritt has just concluded a series of meetings (From the July 1, 1927, issue of , The Ocean. Grove Times) with Association employees on this theme. It is a theme that - A formal complaint was issued (From, the June 29, 1907, issue or cannot be stressed too much by other employers—hotels and to the Neiv York and Long Branch • The Ocean Grove Times) restaurants—among their employees, and should not be con Railroad Company by the Neptune Following a consultation held in Township Committee for blocking Philadelphia with presiding elders sidered, a responsibility of the Association alone. of the Corlies . Avenue crossing by of the, conference, Bishop Henry W. While the Auditorium has ever been considered the freight trains.’ The committee was Warrep.appointed the Rev. J, M. determined to find some relief of Read. as. Presiding Elder, of the JU ST LOOK IN THE ‘‘power house,” it takes a lot of other contributing machin the problem; •’ >•. * •• ■■■ ■■■;V,., • Camden District of the New Jersey ery besides the ocean and' the climate and the bathing to State convention's of the Repub Conference, to succeed the late lican and Democratic parties were Rev. Dr. James Moore! Rev. Read make Ocean Grove the world-renowned resort that it is. The held at Trenton for the introduc had been pastor of the First M. E. people make the town, down to every single cottage owner tion of platform planks. Assembly Church, ’ Trenton, for the previous Ciandidatb Black, of Bergen, put in three years. OF YOUR PHONE BOOK or person in business here. Remember, handsome is as The Asbury Park baseball tpam YEARLY RENTAL handsome does. What’s in the hearts of our people is what was defeated by. the husky Phila- Ocean ’ Grove; , on lake near upper bridge to Asbury Park, 4 room and makes the town. Improvement Fund bath apartment, unfurnished. Only $75:00 p er m onth. The slogan, “Courtesy, Cleanliness and Joy” is well chos rare opportunity in one of these list ings. BRONSON AGENCY, 53 Main en by our president. “Let us—all of us who are responsible Ave. PR 4-1058 - PR 4-2080. M odern /jplit level bungalow. Attractive field for maintaining Ocean Grove—reflect that same spirit." stone fireplace, faces west for sunset view (unobstructed), furnished. Listed ------1 I------Ocean Grove’s Restoration and a t $14,500. BRONSON AGENCY. T er rific value on all year home plus ex • 4th July Orator — U. S. Sen.,Clifford P. Case V Improvement Fund now totals cellent summer income. Complete 1st $237,046.47, o f ' which $226,154.48 floor apt. with extra lav. Two large . Following the annual 4th of July parade next Thursday has been paid in cash and the bal bedrooms with running water (heated) on 2nd floor, plus 3 room summer apt. morning, U. S. Senator Clifford P. Case will be the orator at ance of $10,892.01 has been Oil heat, neat condition. 2% blocks pledged. Donors, to the Fund since, from beach. Only $9,500. BRONSON 11 A.M. in the Auditorium. This is the first appearance be the last listing in The Times are: AGENCY, PR 4-1058. 2 apt. home, cen tral location, fully furnishfcd. HA oil fore an Ocean Grove audience of our junior senator from Ernest Spreuer heat. L isted a t $9,500. BRONSON Clara K. Meyer AGENCY. Mortgage terms arranged on New Jersey—a worthy successor to other great orators who Miss H attie S; Gamber all our listings. Mortgages up to 20 yrs. Edwin D. Ralston Agency Miss Effie A. Harnish at 6%. Small mortgages at 5% and have preceded him, such as McKinley, Teddy Roosevelt, 5V6%. A -l condition corner B roadw ay 48 MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE Mrs. Jam es W. Fuchs home. . Furnished. 2 complete baths Wm. Jennings Bryan, Gov. Stokes, Woodrow Wilson, Gov. Laurettc McKendree . and extras lav. oil. HA heat, Lovely E dgar Phillips & Son, Inc. single family home with complete 3rd- TeL PR 5-0398 ASSOCIATES: McKeldin, Cong. Judd, Sen. Carlson and a host of others. floor summer apt. for when the chil ROBERT T. RALSTON Sr. Business & Professional Club, dren visit or two apartment home. He deserves a big audience. Y.W.C.A. of Elizabeth, N. J. Listed at $13,000. BRONSON AGENCY, /AMES E. HUNT, JR. 53 M ain Ave. PR 4-1058. PR 4-2080. The — ------II ------Mildred Lambert, Treas. M Mrs. Bessie L. Lewis best income hotel buy in Ocean 'Grove. Supreme Court Acts At Last Gross approx. $20,000 each season. Tip * • ------top; condition, beach area, fully furn. Listed at $75,000. BRONSON AGENCY. The Supreme Court decided this week that the publica- 53 M ain Ave. P R 4-1050. Com pletely iit&iiiitiuiiiiuiu,tiiii]ii,iiiiiiiifiumitiiiiiiiiiiiirnKiiti[(iii9iai(,iiiia)iiiiiii,Riaiinmiiiiix.nr YOUR BEST. BUY — TH E TIMES modern cottage, excellent • condition. ‘ tion of obscene literature does not come under the protection • $3.50 a Year by Mail HW oil heat. Southern exposure. Full of the Federal Constitution relating to “freedom of the cellar. Storm windows, scr«'''r° If you are considering buying in Ocean RECOMMENDED press.” About time! Now it is up to the states and the Grove, you should surely see this home. Listed a t S14.000. BRONSON Summer Bungalows: Two five room, connected, municipalities to stop the flood of obscene books and maga AGENCY, 53 Main Ave. All year rent- GOLD SEAL & als available. One sccond floor apt., North.End section, fully furnished, on one full lot. One zines. Putting tho hooks into an immensely profitable blit uhfurnished. One 3 bedroom homo, un . could be winterized. ARMSTRONG INLAID furnished. BKONSON AGENCY, 53 dirty business is no easy matter, but the Supreme Court has Main Ave.. Ocean Grove. ------— r ------Sacrifice at*$6000.00 made it possible for every community to clean house. LINOLEUM • Rubber Tile, Asphalt Tile, ^"■iiaiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaMiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiniiiiiiiiiiuiiiii^i^ / Income and Home: Five room apartment, 1st floor. — I I ------— Six bedrooms to rent out, automatic lieat, fully fur 10 Million Dollar Saving ■>■■■ Vinyl Plastic, Plastic Wall nished. Sccond block from ocean. Tile, Formica Sink Tops. The Legislature has cut $10,000,000 from Gov. Meyner’s “A bsolutely tho B e st' — a t GUEST HOME—Like turning jj To Settle Estate §7500.00 budget. Senator Malcolm S. Forbes, candidate for governor Reasonable Prices" . the pages of “HOUSE BEAU- | SUMMER RENTALS AVAILABLE this fall, said it was the largest cut ever made, “proving that • Estimates cheerfully Given TIFUL” to walk through this 1 . Expert. Mechanics charming .20 room home with | the Republican Legislature will not tolerate extravagant owner’s lovely apartment, nciar I programs that must result in increased taxation.” ' the ocean. GUESTS ARE i J . A. HURRY AGENCY : 1 &- N. '; EAGER TO RETURN, EACH YEAR, to this DE- s REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE . l i g h t f u l At m o s p h e r e , o w n e r w i l l g iv e I ■ • The beautiful weather of the past few weeks has given Floorcovering Shop 66 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE a mighty fillip to the seashore. Warm, of course. But with IMMEDIATE POSSESSION BECAUSE OF POOR i f Tel. PRospect 4-4132 Residence 4-4529/ V VvWmi Jfc• Neaves’A; Son .: HEALTH! | the seashore 5 to 10 degrees cooler than the hinterland and P R 5-0273 or 6-6524 the cities, swimming, fishing and simple sun-bathing on the >109. So. M ain. — j Neptane TO SETTLE ESTATE — 8 room furnished home.with extra I 3 room apartment, fireplace, new'oil burner, running water in 5 sand has been more exhilarating than ever. The remarkable bedrooms. ASKING $10,000. thing is that Meggi O’Day, Hunterdon’s prize winning hen, | AUGUST RENTAL — 4 bedroom home at ocean $500. INTEREST could continue to lay one egg. a day while the rest of the <;M 11 (i li ilia na h in ii {kiit iti ii ■ »■ iiiii'i,,V,i ■ V, vii • ,1 fiii piiif i ■ it a i ia miii of eating less, a fate worse than death to the bureaucratic = awnings ; •. > No expensive = • 51,000 REQUIRED to buy 2-family houses Balance bin convenient = redecorating ,or repairs | .mortgage terms, '•* ' .. mind. — Philadelphia, Pa., Evening Bulletin ! needed. ", •1,V\; I' = • BUNGALOW—Offered at only $7,000. to settle estate, * . • • • | ■ ; A Truly; Good Buy 1, : ;.| OCEAN GROVE’S OWN BA M | PRospect 4-1152 o r w rite Box, = = G525, c/o Ocean Grove - Times = / NORTH SIDE—House' with efficiency apartments,: plus a small all- Main Avenue At Pilgrim Pathway s ... Office 5 y ea r cottage;' Asking. $10,500', , - ^ - ^ : . ; , . ■ : ?*tl|[IBIIIIIIIl>tl|!|llllllillIlltllllllllltlllllllllilI1llllllIIIIIIIn ROOMING Il6ySE‘f-2-all-year apartments plus .12 renting rooms.! Provides Every Modern Banking Oil burner. Central, location. •' Very good condition. Only $12,500... : Service and Facility and Is • ASKING ONLY ■ • . GUEST HOUSED—-North side, near ocean..' Modern 'furnitiire, wall-to-. ., care... wall carpeting.-Illness compels quick sale at greatly reduced price.• OPEN EVERY RANKING DAY v ‘ y SUMMER APARTMENTS and renting rooms, $8,500. 9:30 A.M. To 2:30 P.M. b e c a u s e Five rooms, hot water gas and heat, insulated. Newly paint HOTEL—-Exceptionally fine, buy at greatly reduced price. hunger hurts! ed. Handy to bcach. Inex Owner ill and must sell. . EVERY FRIDAY EVENING because you can send 22 lbs. pensive to operate. Ideal for retired couple. • .. /;)■ . Several other good buys in homes, cottages, 6:30 To 8 P.M. of food overseas for a single bungalows, rooming houses, hotels ai.d business property; dollar—help feed this hun ' It Is The .MANY GOOD BUYS IN Ocean Grove Branch Of The gry child’s family for a ROOMING HOUSES RENTALS Oldest Bank In The Twin Cities 'whole month! Be: sure — insure with The ALVIN E. BILLS V. M. KUBLER, Realtor REAL ESTATE. liV "MAIN AVENUE — OCEAN GROVE INSURANCE PR 4-1142 S E N D *1 TO CARE, N.Y. PRospect 4-2124 Established 1889 78 Main Ave., Ocean Grove or your local CARE office aiiiiiinitiiiiiiiiiiaiiaiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiitiNiiiaiiauiiiaiiaiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiuaiiiuiiiitiiiiijiuiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiitiaiiiiiauiiiai FRIDAY; JUNE 28, 1957 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES FA G E • FIVE
Mrs. Herbert J. Smith, wife of Hearts” at the morning hour, and sistant professor of agricultural St. -Paul’:* Church pastor, is a pa ^edleeraft IVews “A Song of Consecration” at the economics. Factors that affect the tient at Fitkin foe medical exami- evening service. . , Start Study Of demand for andHhe price of sal- , In And Out nation. ,• The Rev. Dr. J. Stanley Wagg, mon; tuna, blue .crabs, and oysters Mrs. Frances S Taylor, ; of an Ocean Grove trustee and minis Fishery Products will be investigated. Pninesville, Ohio,-has opened her by IVaiic^Baxter ter of the First, Methodist Church, Funds are being provided under Of Ocean Grove cottage at 88 Franklin Avenue for Trenton, spoke on the "Borderlines the Saltonstall-Kennedy A ct, which tho summer season. This is Mrs. of Faith” at the evening service. i^ederai Grant Of Near makes available a portion of im-. Taylor’s 66th summer in tho Grove. I f you have young, active boys in your family, you know they He told of climbing a mountain port duties in foreign fish to carry • are happiest when dressed in a pair of old dungarees and a to the half-way house as a boy, ly §30,000 To Rutgers out research to strengthen the do ■ Mi. and Mrs. Chester H. Dis- •Mrs. G. L. Young, of Rahway, shirt, but girls, of any age, want pretty things for parties as well never reaching the top, and my To Strengthen Industry mestic industry. brow, of Newark, are here for the has opened her • cottage .at 50 Surf text could read, "They pitched their summer season at -it Bath Avenue. Avenue for the summer reason. as play. Lovely handknits mean a lot to a girl from the moment, she becomes clothes-conscious, so if mom doesn’t knit, it would ba1' tent3 half-way : between God’s H er daughter, Mrs. M. Layton,' and Authorization fo begin a 2-year Party For Hospital Vets Rev. arid Mrs. John -M. Jaqueth, a good idea for her to learn how as a treat for her daughter, her* House and the rubbish heap." of Tottenville, Staten Island, are grandson, John. 'Umo winter resi study of economic factors that af self and her budget. 1 There are many kinds of rubbish The Ladies Auxiliary of the spending tho summer at 107 Em dents of Bahway, are spending heaps, he declared, giving several fect certain major fishery products the summer with her,- ■ ■ int New Jersey has; just* been, re O’Brien-Major Post 2639, Neptune, bury Avenue. - r j t IMPORTANT BEGINNINGS' illustrations of . wrong thinking. entertained thirty veterans at Fort .. Mr. and Mrs, Wesley S. Morris . On June 10, Mrs. j . B. Hulit, 117 “When the going gets tough, a ceived by Rutgers University^' ac Mt. Hermon Way, Was; moved by < j When learning to knit,- it is cording to Dr. Ordway Starnes, Monmouth Veterans Hospital Mon and family, winter residents of! just as important to, find out Christian cannot , go half.-way. day evening with game- and re Jersey City, have opened the Ocean, the Ocean Grove ambulance to the jesus required that we reach' the associate director of the Agricul- how to wind the yarn before tural Experiment Station. : freshments. Mrs. John L. Gray and Hcst, 23 Embury Avenue, for the li'rances Convalescent Homo, Nep top, go all the way, even go the Mrs. Raymond Horner directed linv tune City. . • hand and block the garment second mile.. Life is only worth .The U. S. Fish and W ildlife summer season. afterwards as it is to make the party assisted by Mrs. Maurc The Missssl Julia, Catherine and while when 'all -'is''^ given. Anything Service will underwrite the study Mrs. Joseph Tweedy, of Scars- stitches. ■ to the extent of $29,700 as part of. Troppoli, Mrs. Walter Bangert and dale, N Y., is spending the sum Elizabeth Blewitt, of Newark, and less than God wants will not, give Mrs. .Mary Fitzsimmons. their brother and his family, Mr. If the yarn heeds winding, the pea
Preliminary
Program . H e a l t h , in Ocean Grove ^ V l e < t s u r ± SUNDAY WORSHIP ' •v; . , June 3 0 A.M.—Rev. Dr. Arnold T. Olson, i liiiiiiiiniii iiinmini iiiii:iiiiiiiiiii[iiii»iiiiiiii[iiiiiiiiiiiu mm jiiiiinaiif in iiiiiiilitiiiiiMiMiiiiiiiiKiiiiiiiiinr ■President Evangelical Free Church 5 ‘ ' \ ■ | of America, Minneapolis, Minn: 1 Ardmore * Sunimerfield Hotel | P.M.—Rev. Arley Bragg, Chica ARBERTON HOTEL BY THE SEA — NORTH END go, 111. | 6 - 8 OCEAN PATHWAY — OCEAN VIEW f 7 SEAVIEW AVENUE July 7 1 . , ■ . ■ • J j , Kf & ' American Plan ■ I . A T H I N G and fishing in ocean. Fine boardwalk I A.M. and P.M.— Bishop Gerald I ‘ ' a 1 B H i m i- -jj 9 MB A I S n AH.Y I full length of ocean front, connecting with Asbury E Kennedy, Los Angeles Area. Park on the north and Bradley Beach on'the south. j| Dining Room -,g Large pavilion overlooking ocean at. North End. e July 14 | rw Open to Public | Many benches along the boardwalk. Auditorium j| A.M.—Rev. Dr. G. Reginald seating niarly 10,000/Most powerful organ in the country.' Great g Thomas, First Presbyterian Church I t' miiiirniiF rmnmw i i j r n tririnro ^ffirfiiin jihmmi f M °M E MADE | chorus, finest singers, most gifted instrumentalists, eminent E of Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. preachers, noted lecturers. Safe and sane amusements, moving § pictures, bowling alleys, merry-go-round, swimming pool, athletic g P.M.—Choir Festival under di | gpgp fpifyj g g j” pjj™ jg* ^ Reasonable | games, children’s playground, skee ball. Daily meetings for J rection of Dr. Walter D. Eddowes. young and old in Temple, Tabernacle and Chapel. A quiet, rest- ' | Devotional uddrcss by Dr. Ralph ful Sabbath. Safest place for women and children. Adequate G train and bus service, convenient for commuters. | W. Sockman, pastor of Christ Church, Methodist, New York. •The hotels and boarding houses herewith presented nrc | recommended to the consideration of intending patronB as the fe | . , * Modiflcd Amerlcan-Europcan Plan.; • J July 21. : | Breakfast 8-10; Dinner 5-7 P.IVL; Sunday at Mid-day. .; • [ I Coffee Shop " I best houses of entertainment in this world-famous resort. . I A.M. and P.M.— Bishop W illiam 1''' Air Conditioned | | .H* A. and L. E. WILLIAMS, Ownership-Management " I C. Martin, Dallas - Fort Worth 8 ■ “■■■. : Open to Public | riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiilMiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiMiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHatiijffiA! : Area. . July 28 A.M. and P:M.—Dr. William E. DUN-HAVEN HOTEL Culbertson, President, Moody Bi 10 OCEAN PATHWAY GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL ble Institute. AUDITORIUM, OCEAN PATHWAY — PAVILION and OCEAN August 4 A.M.—Bishop Frederick B. New ell, New York Area. GAPETERIA 28 OCEAN PATHWAY , P.MJ-—Dr. Harold A. Bosley, One block from ocean' Beach and Main Avenues, Ocean Grove Pastor, First Methodist Church, Evanston, III. Hot and cold water in rooms; some with private haths and lavatories - August 11 PflOM TUB 1’OKCUES OK IUK u UN-HAVEN A.M.—Dr. John McElroy, Arch FAMOUS SUPREME BLEND COFFEE Street Methodist Church, Philadel AND DESSERTS FROM OUR OWN BAKE SHOP phia, Pa. P,M.—Rev. Dr. Floyd E. George, Protected — inside and outside — with modern automatic Hanson Place Central' Methodist sprinkler system to assure your relaxation and safety. Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. A ugust 18 -i = Phone PRospect 5-8885 36th Season — M. J. WOODRING' | ONE OF OCEAN GROVE'S FINEST HOTELS A.M. and P.M.—Rev. Chester ELEVATOR SNACK BAR ENTERTAINMENT frllllililllllllllllltlllfllllllNBIIIIIIIIIII'llllllllBlllltllllllllillllilllllllBIIBIIIIIBIIIIIItlBlilllllllllBilSillllflllllllllBIIIIIIlIBIIIlih. Pennington, Hennepin Avenue Stop in or Writt for Illustrated Folder With Rates L’Bi'lliiiiiiiiiiaimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiiBiliiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliimitiiiiiiiiiimiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiillBiiBiiBliillBiialliU; Methodist Church, St. Paul, Minn. PKQSPCct 5-5072 ■ ' DR.: and AlilS. JAMES GRAHAM :wm«>rt»ji>rtwwn«%ttmn»ttiniiiin^iiri‘iniii»itiniii>iiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiisiiiiiiii«iiiiiiiii!iiaiii!: Aug. 25 - Sept. 2 'V.'", ■ CAMP MEETING overlooking Camp Mooting, with Bishop Ar thur’J. Moore, of tho Atlanta Area, and Dr. Harold R. Brennan of Rockville Centre, L. I. ON BEAUTIFUL OCEAN PATHWAY jilr. & Mrs: JOHN II. FICK September 8 Ownqr-irianager, :' ' DIRECTLY ON THE A.M.—Methodist Home 50th An Only. one. minute’s walk from the Wo rid-Famous Auditorium and noard- OCEAN FRONT niversary Speaker, Dr. Harold H. walk. EUROPEAN OU AMERICAN PLANS. — MEALS ARRANGED FOR Smith, District Superintendent, THOSE DESIRING SAME. SEASON [ii'iiiiifiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiifitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiitiiiiiiiiiitiijiii.itttiViiiiitiiiiiitiirfitiiiiiiiniitiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiite Northern District, Newark Confer May 29 to Sept. 24 ence. P.M.—President K. N. Merritt American Plan of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Special Rates For June Association. Call PRospect 4-1320
AUXILIARY MEETINGS JULY & AUGUST '* Young People's July 1-14—Rev. Robert M. Greqn, North End Hotel T h e of. South Orange. 1 (at the water’s edge) Ocean Grove, N. J. | July 15 - 28—Rev. W. Gordon 1 Opening the 1957 Season on Wednesday, May 29 I 1 HOTEL AND CAFETERIA | Lowden, of Bridgeton. ! Special Low; Rates for the month of June | I . 28 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove Telephone, PRospect 5-1905 | July 29-August 31—Dr. Andrew I Rooms with Bath * Telephone * Elevator Service | C. Braun, of Trenton. I Cheerful and comfortable rooms, with hot and cold running. I | Four Large Lounges i ? water at moderate rental. Open for guests from May to Oc- | Abundant Life | Three Sun Decks 1 % tober first - § 1 "Guest Entertainment * Television * Musicals s | SAMPLER INN CAFETERIA in. same building | July—Dr. Edwin Forrest Hann, I Ocean at the Front Door * Pool at the Rear Door 1 of Ocean Grove. i Attractive Rates are European Plan 1 f FORTIETH SEASON | ■ ' August—Rev. Louis W. Mitchell, 1 For reservations phone PRospect 4-5000 § o f Philadelphia. Children’s Hour I • W. F. STANSFIELD, Manager | Miss, Elizabeth Thomson ^■utuiiiiUKUiumiuiniuiuiiiiiiiuiiiiitauiuauiuiuuiutiiititiitiuiuitiitiiusiiiuiiiiuiiituinnftntiititiituiiniHnti?’ Children’s Bible School Miss Elizabeth Thomson Auditorium Bible Class Dr. Harold Paul Sloan BUENA VISTA I •' . OVERLOOKING OCEAN | aTiHiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iinmniiiimniiii'niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinfiiiiij Beach Meeting 1 : ' AMERICAN PLAN I ?lllll[|||||lllll|llllllllltl|||lllllll[||||||||||||||ll|j||||||||||!|l|!lll||lll!l[||IIIIIIIISIIIjll!llllllllll|IIII!|||llllil|ll||l||||lillllll2 Otto G. Stoll, Jr. S • .. Home-like Hotel . \ . Excellent i S U-.. I' Food . . . All ItoomB: Hot and 5 SPECIAL EVENTS I . ' Cold Running Water. s 3 5 Abbott Avenue ' s = 11 ^ “The Friendly House for | June 21-30—Evangelical Free S L. SCHIRMEISTER g- .■ ' . Owner-Mffr.. PRospect 4-4049 = ' - Friendly People” | Church Conference. | Half Block from Ocean - terias! Also, large 1st floor' apt, = ^tiiilll(lllili|[llllllii!iiTiiiiii|liiiiii;iililiiiiiiliiiiiliillllllIlilllniiti)iillillllliiliilaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliil!llliiiiiiiniiiiii,t^ July. 1—‘‘Living’ Christ’* Films: 1 ®v5aa*BSS^Sl.' Rooms' With' Running. Water, Clean, 1 Holy Night and Escape to' Egypt. 5 ' •.Cool, A iry.. N ear all .restaurants and I | p r s-Jioo Mrs, Eva Barr, Btgr. - ^laiiiiian'ailaliailiiiaiiaiiaiiliiilliiiBiiliiiliiliiiiiiialllliailiiillllllBlliiniiaiiiilaiiiililiaiiiii’iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiliiiiiiiiilliiii^ July 1—Parade and Patriotic Ex I cafeterias. Our: rates are always mod- i "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiil'aiii'i.i'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiijiaiiir. ercises with Address by • United | Phone:. PRospect 4-9849 • American Plan | States Senator Clifford P. Case. | I’R 5-9691 11 Main •Avenue [ July 6—Concert by Barber Shop | ■ ■ Cleaver and Bladis Prop'rs. ! Quartets, Of Philadelphia. HOTEL "iiaiiiiwiaiiiitiiiiHinaimiaiiaimmniiitmiiitiiiiiiiimiiii'aiiiiiiiiiiiainiiiiiilniiiiiaimmiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiimmialiilial July 8—^"Living Christ” Film: !'• . 25 OCEAN PATHWAY | ^iBiiifiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiniijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiui -Boyhood &. Baptism and Men of 1 4 Ocean Pathw ay N ext’Door to Beach PRospect E-4795 1 _|i We are satisfied that our guests. will be satisfactorily I the Wilderness. 34 Ocean Pathway | . M ir served during the 1957 season. Our dining room will be | July 9-11—Interstate Conference, Open May 25 for Season 1 WIL open, also, for outside guests. We will definitely operate 5 I , II at top standard — Serving three meals daily. ,| Running Women’s Christian Temperance Excellent food, served well. All fresh vegetables, fish and Union. . fruits. All pastries baited in our own, kitchen. All rooms mod- I H. W. PULLEN | . Water In July .13—The Bishop’s Players, ernly furnished. Private baths installed. Rates on application. 5anBiii|iaiiaiiBiiBiiniBiiBiiBiiiiiBiianaiiaiiiiiiiiBiiaiiBiiiiiBiiiiiBiriiiaiiiiiiiiBiiiiiiiiiiiBiiiNiiiBiiiniiiiiiaiiBiiaiianariB(iBiraiif Every Room of California, in “Cry the Beloved PRospect 5-2085 MARY F. BEARE, Manager. Country.” Benefit—Ladies Auxil ...... 1...... iiilBNlii...... iary of the Auditorium Ushers As I SPECIAL RATES MAY, JUNE AND SEPTEMBER j sociation. I Hospitality :— Comfort — European E July H —Third Annual Audi The Whitfield 1 NOW OPEN M. E. SUTHERLAND \ torium Choir Festival. DARDANELLE I SURF, BEACH AND BATH AVENUES I °iimninnnanBiiiiiBiianiiiiiiiiniiilliiniiilniiBiiiiiBiiaiiBiiaiiiiinnnmiiniiliiiul)iii)iinniiiiu^iijjuiniinn)jjj»fllTOL July 15—"Living Christ” Film: 40 OCEAN PATHWAY S OVERLOOKING THE OCEAN \ Challenge of Faith and Disciple- Season May to October Fire Equipment and Television I EUROPEAN PLAN | All rooms with hot and cold running water. Convenient to all amuse ship. I Three short blocks to the Great Auditorium. One block = ments and eating places. PR 6-1797. LORD & HANCOX ParkView Hotel July 16 — A.A.U. Swimming I from ocean. Rooms with or without privato baths and rooms | • 23 Sea view avenue, facing Wesley Lake. 1 with private toilets. Also apartments. 1 One. block to Asbury Park and North End pavilion pnd Bathing. Capacity Meet. ' _ ■ I Why not vacation at Whitfield^—Restful, Reasonable, Homelike, g 125. • Spacious porches:., Hot and cold running water In rooms. Steel Fire HAMILTON COTTAGE Escapes. Private- Baths. ’.Television. Booklet.Phone. PRospect 4-0524. , .1 uly 20—Young People’s Con I Phone: Mr. & Mrs. A. I). Perrine i AMEKICAN and EUROPEAN PLAN. • • • . ETHEL S. HEMPHILL c e rt/ v':’ I PRospect 6-9724; , • ’ ", - Ownership-Management | ^llllllllllllllllMIMIIIIIIIIIlilllllMIIIIIII ■IIBI>IIIBIIBlllllB|IBIIBIIIIIIliBIIII|l||BilillK 'i JUly 22-28—Moody Bible Inst.- tutc Alumni Associfition Confer ence. ST; ELMO HOTEL s S H A W M O N T S July 29—“Living Christ” Film: OPEN ALL YEAR European Plan: All rooms have innerspring mattrosses, bet and Return to Nazareth and Conflict. Corner Main and New York Avenues cold running water, some with privato baths and lavatories. Modified American & European Plans Tel. PRospect 4-9679 Telephone PRospect 4-988* I. A. SHAW, Ownej-sJiip-Management ' Vvlsv-i’v:.- Page seven, please FRIDAY,, JUNE 28, 1957 OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES PAO E SEVE V
[»uiiinwtTiHiin»«tfimiiiiiinniii»inininiiiiniiniiiiiinuiitiniiiiniiuunanniimiuaiiiiinigwwmminn«Mni ^ | ■ CHANCERY. 6-134" SHERIFF’S SALE:—By virtue of • I writ of execution to me dlrectedi is sued out of the Superior. Court of LOU-ELLEN Dine Over The Ocean I New Jersey (Chancery Division), there, will be exposed to sale at public ven at the Famous I due, on % HOTEL Monday; the 22nd day of July, 1957; between the hours of 1 2 o'clock and 4:30 • o’clock (at 2 o'clock Daylight 58 Main Ave. Saving Time) in the afternoon of said Opp; Postoffice day, at the Court House In the Borough of Freehold. .County of Monmouth. OPEN HAY 25 . New Jersey, to satisfy-a judgment of said court amounting to approximate 2% blocks from ocean ly $7,815.00. •• and Auditorium AT NORTH END BOARDWALK 1 ALL that tract or- parcel of land, situate, lying .and being in the Borough Private Baths of Neptune City, in the County of Monr- Reservations for Parties I mouth» in the’ State of New. Jersey: . Hot and Cold Water BEGINNING.at a stake in the east In Ail Rooms erly'. line of Ridge -Avenue distant Phone PRospect 4-3196 | southerly 96.72 feet from a m onum ent set at the corner formed by the in tersection of the easterly ;Jine of Ridge MRS. RHODES M. i Avenue and the southerly line of W all S treet and running .thento (1) CURRIE | south 49 degrees 00, m inutest oast 100 Manager ■' g feet to a point; thence (2) south 41de- greos 00 minutes west 50 feet to, a PRospect 4-9786 | point;- thence . (3)1 north- 49-degrees 00 BARNEGAT BAY i m inuted , wiest 10 0 fe e t to a stake in t‘he:;easterly lineof.' Ridge Avonile; ■ v V ' it g thence (4) north 4l degrqes OO. mlnutes east along the easterly line of Ridge. RESTAURANT Avenue 50 feet to the point or placo of. BEGINNING. ' i ':*• \ ' •’ >'£ 68 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove ,• Being the same premises convoyed to Cpcil C.' .Biirt and Norma' Burt, his wife, by Roe.chesla Krukovsky and Eleanor Krukoysky, his wife, by deed J The Ocean Wave | A BITE OR A DINNER I dated even date herewith and in tended to be recorded simultaneously .1 ./ll Embury Avenue '• i herewith.. - 1" •" 1 V AT REASONABLE PRICES j This.mortgage- fs a purchase money mortgage and is given to secure pay 1 HALF BLOCK from ocean . s . near bathing beach . . .' heat '.§ ment of part of the purchase price for 1 for chilly days . . . hot and cold running water . . . all inner- | Breakfast - Luncheon - Dinner | the aforesaid premises:. ; . •Seized as the property of Cecil C, SPENCER TRACY and Katharine Hepburn in a scene from "Desk | -spring mattresses , . . open all year.; . i | AIR CONDITIONED 1 Burt and Norma Burt, his wife taken | JOHN• DAFNIS, Owner-Manager 5 in execution at the suit of Hayes Sav Set” playing at the Strand Theatre, Occan Grove, Thursday I Kitchen Privileges Optional | ings and Loan- Association, a ; cor through Saturday, July 4 - 6. poration of New Jersey and to be sold by --. : • ‘ 1 PRospect 6-6727 • • Mrs. H. Arnold, Propr. | • IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff, D ated Ju n e 14, 1957- to learn what can be done to im Paul-G. Roder, Atty.' ' • prove Soviet agricultural output. j The WEDGWOOD f (53 lines) 26-29 ; $33.39 They learned two things only one Housc-By-The-Sea v Microscope of which they could safely report I NEW LOCATION • LARGER DINING ROOM = back. They learned, that the high 14 Ocean Avenue Auditorium yield of American agriculture is {Continued from Page 6) Roomn ! Corner MAIN & CENTRAL AVENUES S due first to a relatively high degree DIRECTLY ON OCEANFRONT PR 4-9639 I OCEAN GROVE I July 31—Founders’ Day, Cele of mechanization and second, to , brating the 88th Anniversary of personal incentive which stems, Write For Information and Rates | Hours — 7:30 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. | .C. W. Butte!, Owner-Management the First Religious Service at from private ownership of farm s.,. I v (Friday Nights ’til 9 P.M.) ' § How could the Soviet farmers' who 1 Ocean Grove. on visited the U.S. report back to ihe ! Special Sunday Dinner - - August - 3—St. - Paul’s Night: $1-75I Bee Kremlin that one major reason for,’• LAKENSKA ■ ■; | Family Style ~ Alt .You Can Eat ; • | thoven’s “Mount of Olives,”, with the success of American agricul St. Paul’s .Festival Chorus. ture is that millions of farmers 11 Seaview Avenue Vt IJlock from Boardwalk PR 4-2282 "niiiinii»iniiiiiimiinni[iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiii!iituniiiiiiiiiiiii(nn[iiinmtfin«f(iifi»«int(ii)rii))»ffi.')i))mf))i)n^ own their own land on which they August 5-9—International Un are willing to work far more pro day ^ w cek Phone PR ospect 4-3093 M. A . OBRECHT £&£& .26 Ocean Pathw ay ion of Gospel’ Missions.. ductively than any farmer would '& % g£!iS5?8& lncludcd ln rale siiwT.lT s&pecJlg\.Sl1^ ;f° 5 ^ ^ ^ ' Ocean View — European Plan August, 7-8-r-Annual Bazaar of Communism work on a collective? The GUILFORD the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Audi As for further mechanization of Mr, aind iMrs. Wm. VonSpreckelsen, Owrietshlp-Managetaent (Dr. Alexander s. Ballnky, born torium Ushers Association., In Russia, is a lecturer in economics Soviet agriculture, that has to and a specialist in Russian affairs, await further growth, of heavy in MAJESTIC HOTEL 24 Main Avenue. A Home by the sea, one block A u g u st 10—Young People's Con lie is an assistant■ professor of-eco- dustry which is being planned but from boardwalk. Hot and cold running water ln c e rt . ' ] \ nomloe a t ButgerM University and Whole block on ocean front—Cor. Ocean Pathway and Ocean all rooms. Spacious verandas. Rates on request. The Times will publish his .critical which is not as yet realized. Tho August 12—“Living Christ Film: appraisals Qf communist theory and whole question of agricultural pro Running Water In Rooms — Baths Phone PRospect 5-1844 MRS, C. W. B. PUTT, Owner-Manager Fate of John the Baptist and Re tactics from time to time.) duction—or rather the lack of pro ELEVATOR Mrs. Geo. Haines, Owner 30 A bbott A venue. 1 Vz blocks from'oooan and ductivity—is being examined to PRospect 4-9515 treat and Decision. South End Bathing, comfortable rooms, hot and This is the ninth in. a series day in the U.S.S.R,; under 'the cold running water. Kitchen privileges, if desired. A ugust 13—Ocean Grove Swim in which Dr. Balinky will dis watchful eye of Nikita Khrushchev LAINGDON HOTEL PR ospect 5-2495 MR. and MRS. JOHN SHEPPARD, Qwncr-Mer3. ming Meet. cuss the general topic of wheth who is an agricultural expert in his 8 Ocean Avenue 45 Broadway, rooms and ap’ts., near August 17—Annual Concert by. er or not the Russians want own right.- His "new. lands” policy has had only a measure of success. Directly, on the Ocean Front. Large, airy rooms., hot and cold run ocean and facing Lake, hot and cold the Auditorium Ushers’; Associa peace. LAKE VILLA running water in rooms. It is difficult to predict the direc ning water in all rooms. Rooms with or without private bath. All tion: “Two’ Weeks With Pay.” tion that agricultural reform will rooms newly decorated. European Plan. PRospect 6-7613 MRS. A. HANLON PRospect 5-9558 JENNIE B. OSWALD, Owner-Mannger August 1)9-20 — Annual Bible I do not infer from any of this take in the U.S.S.R.It is said • 64 Webb Avenue Conference, with Dr.* Chester Pen- that a break is imminent between that the Russian farmer is the most Centrally Located dissident clement of the Russian THE MILLERING ington. i these' two Communist powers (So Open All Year — Home Cooking viet' Russia and Communist China), population and that .the system of OLIVE HOUSE PRospect 5-1708 . Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Mlilerlnp,.Owner-Manager August 21—Ushers Banquet., nor even that , they are ready to incentives on the collective farms, A ugust 22— Concert by the Audi split openly over these matters. I is the most ineffective of any tried' Corner Heck and Beach Avenues. 34 Seaview Avenue. Facinp Wesley Lake, near torium Choir. V: do say, however, that , there are in the Soviet Union. Whatever the One block from the ocean and centrally located, rtear restaurants and Auditorium. Hot and Cold Water ill aacn room. Soviet leaders try to do to-'-.im-- cafeterias. Hot and cold running water in all rooms. European Plan. MELROSE . All Innerspring Mattresses. ; August 23—^Communion Service, serious areas of friction which the Phone ’ PR ospect 4-5922 . REV. and MRS. LEIGHTON S. PALMER Soviet leaders are not taking.light prove agricultural productivity, it Phone PRospcct 5-1188 Open Decoration Day MRS. TRINA BRAIN Opening the Camp Meeting. ly. They. are matters which must seems reasonable that they would COOLEST SPOT IN OCEAN GROVE, Broadway and Central Ave., South End beach/.one block. Evening: “Living Christ” Film: be adjusted before the U.S.S.R. can prefer to do it in the absence of OCEANVIEW Auditorium - Restaurants nearby.\;PrTVate baths, Triumph & . Defeat; Crucifixion & be Certain that it has a firm ally the crisis of war. showers, Television Lounge, Verandas. . PRospcct 5-2040 Resurrection..-.' ■ ‘ in China. Until tho. growing ten There has been, to my mind, a Moderate Rates BEIDLER-MYERS sions are reduced or eliminated, it great deal of unfortunate confu- PINETREE PR 5-3264 September 2—Labor Day. An 10 Main Ave. —^ “For Your Vacation Pleasure 34 Beach Ave., Cor. Pitman Avo, an* Mc- is not likely that .the men in the . sion and misinformation about So- Excellent location, block to odean. AH rooms, porches have unobstructed Cllntock St., Ocean block. Near Auditorium nual Reports, March Around Jeru Kremlin would welcome a global • viet industrial development. If one view of ocean. Near Auditorium, Cafeterias. Hot & cold water in all rooms and all places of interest. Attractive, rooms ,wiar. •' Innerspring mattresses. Open all year. MR. and MRS. R. L. SNYDEU with ! hot and cold running water. Rates salem, Close of Camp Meeting. 'were to select one word to charac reasonable. Telephone PR ospect 5-9755 ■l~‘ SYDNEY A. TERHUNE September 8—rFiftieth Anniver A .third, and very important rea terize Soviet industrial develop ment; that word should be “un sary . Service of ' the '.Methodist son, for Russia’s interest in the 4 Webb Avenue; overlooking ocean, hot and preservation of world peace is- eco even”. Popular literature on .the SMALLWOOD CREST cold running water, spacious grounds, rooms Home for the Aged of New Jersey. nomic. It concerns both Soviet subject has conveyed the impres sion that Russia has made tremen fi WEBB AVENUE 3d HOUSE FROM BOARDWALK and apartments. agriculture and industry. After TTnrnitfaed room s w ith running h ot and cold w ater, showers, private, baths and PR ospect 5-1127 , C .'E . SHACKLETON, Owner-M gr. a most intensive, and scholarly, dous strides industrially. This is a half-truth that is true in the limit 34 Bafh Avenue, block from ocean, near Audi study of the Soviet economy, Pro fessor Merle Fainsod of • Harvard ed sense of any half-truth. Unde torium. Light, airy rooms, hot and cold Water, niably the Soviets have produced S s p d W r 8' toe °“ “ MSS 11? I?E^WICK° Owner-Manager _ _ _ _ _ :r housekeeping privileges^, Community kitchen. Howard L. Smith has- concluded, that Soviet agricul Spacious porches... Reasonable.- PRospect 4-3984.. . MRS. GEO.. E. KIRCHNER ture is the weakest link. Even some industrial spectacles. The Hardware Store with the advent of nuclear weap There is the famed and truly a strictly, modern guest house, 57 Em of Ocean Grovc ons,, it is a reasonable presump magnificent Moscow subway as the ’ STRATFORD HALL THE SHAMROCK bury Avenue. All outside rooms with tion that a nation.would prefer to exception to the rule of a generally Under New Management hot and cold running water, rates be able to feed its people—and es decrepit and inadequate system of 7 Main Avenue. Unobstructed view-of ocean from porches; clean, reasonable. ‘.Phone, PRospect 5-6383.; MRS. JEAN McMASTER, Owner-Manager pecially its armed : forces—in rthe intra-city transit which is often re event of war. Soviet experts agree sponsible for bringing the workers airy rooms with hot and cold water; many rooms overlooking ocean and LEGAL NOTICE cels of land, and' premises, hereinafter PLU»MB IN boardwalk. Steel fire escapes. Community kitchen optional. particularly described, . situate, lying that Russian agriculture' has seri late to their factories. There is the PRospect 4-6311 Mrs. Miles Lageveen, OWNER-MANAGEMENT p r o t i "c e _;.{ and being in the TojvwJiJp of Nep ous., shortcomings which. cry out crack locomotive—just one—that tune, in tne County of Monmouth and TINNING and HEATIN for. correction. Professor Fainsod can travel faster than, any in the EUROPEAN PLAN NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS State of New Jersey. pites the fact, .'for instance,. that world as part of n' railwoy net- • ■Tel,' PRospect 4-9590 \ND PREMISES IN TnE TOWNSHIP BEING known and. designated ■ as Lots <)F NEPTUNE, IN TIIE COUNTY OF N um bers 310 to 337 both inclusive on a HARDWARE he Soviet Union today has no more work which is still archaic and in : MONMOUTn map entitled-"Map of Springdale Gar avestock . than Russia had during sufficient for the industrial needs SURF AVENUE HOUSE dens, Neptune Township, Monm’outh PAINTS and Oi l s the last years of the czars. of the economy. There are the NOTICE is hereby given that on County, N. J. made by Joseph T. Gar One Block to Ocean — Convenient to Restaurants, Tuesday, the.,second day of July, 1957, wood, C.E., July 1, 1924" and more ■ \ l t . is no mere accident that the parks of culture and recreation Tea Rooms and Cafeterias at 2 P.M;, at the. Neptune Township particularly described as follows: flrat Soviet delegation sent to the bounded by housing slums in which c. W. BUTTEL Headquarters, 137 .South Main Street, BEGINNING at a point formed by the 51 Main Avenue!' U.K. was composed of Russian the per capita living space is only 27 SURF AVE., OCEAN GROVE W. If. GUY, JR. Neptune, New Jersey, the Township intersection of the easterly line of of Neptune, in the County of Mon Springdale Avenue With the souther OCEAN GROVE, N. J. agftjculturalists. They came :. here 5.4 square meters. mouth, will offer ■ at - public sale, to ly .line of Warren Avenue .and run the highest bidder, all the right title ning, thence (1 ) Easterly along, the and interest of-the said Township of southerly line of Warre'n Avenue 357.66 Phone PR 4-4741 WILMINGTON HOUSE Neptuhe . acquired ;at a tax . sale and feet to the intersection thereof, with the foreclosure of the. Tax Title'Lien the. westerly line of Hawthorne Ave 44 HECK AVE. New Lavatories and Showers PRospcct 5-852G Certificate thereof in 'and to the fol nue: thence ,(2V S outherly along : th e Corner, all outside rooms, innerspring mattresses, hot and cold running lowing .described lands , and premises: westerly line of Hawthorne Avenue 200 All that certain p^ot, piece, oi par feet to the intersection thereof with water, 2 blooks to ocean, near stores, restaurants and Auditorium. Spe cel of ground known and designated the northerly line of Harding Avenue; id you know that the Emperor Nero had his servants climb cial June and September rates. L. & D. MIERAS, Owner-Mgr. as Block 267-D, Lots 464 and 465,. being thence (3) Westerly along: the north-, “McGEE has the the Alps for ice when he wanted to serve a cool Roman punch? a piece of vacant ground 50 by ipo ly .line of* H arding Avenue 357.66 , feet feet bn the southeast cornor of Spring to ; the intersection' therepf with- • the KEY to Nowadays even children know ~------"' ------dale and Washington Avenues, upon easterly line, o f: Springdale Avenue; that We step no further than the following terms and conditions: thence (4) Northerly along the easterly WARRINGTON HOTEL fl) Twenty percent, (20%),. of the line of Springdale Avenue 200 feet,,to the kitchen for ice that makes purchase money to be paid at the time the point or place of Beginning. a widf variety of pleasing 22 Lake Avenue, facing Lake and Asbury Park the property is struck off. If the money BEING also known 'and designated as Convenient to all beach-front attractions and Auditorium. Rooms only, is not paid .at that time, .the .property Lots Num bers'310 to 337-both inclusive treats: may be put up and re-sold immediate in Block 267 on the Tax Assessm ent A\COOL PUNCH hot and cold running water, hot baths and showers, inner spring mat- ly. The balance to b? paid within ten Map of the Township of Neptune. Television. Write for folder and rates. . .. . - days upon delivery,of a Bargain and The. covenants, conditions- or: limita 2 quarts \old water wilh ice • Wm. Baumann, Owner-Manager Sale Deed. . • tions to be modified aro as follows: cubes PRospcct"4-9626 (2) Said lands and premises-are to A. R esolution dated M arch' 13, 1956. be sold subiect to all municipal, state, "(3) The- purchaser shall-be required 1 envelope fruit-flavored soft C Atlantic Avenue. Ocean view. and federal' ordinances; statutes and to erect a building containing at least drink pow Hot and cold running water. regulations affecting the use of the 14,000 square feet of floor space on the THE AURORA European olan only.- said lands and premises, and subject first floor. : . 1 lo 1 Vi cups sVgar MRS. FRANK IVES BULL to the covenants, conditions, and re .(4) Said im provem ents are to be com Telephone PRospect 5-5579 strictions contained in priOr deeds pleted within one. year of the con Dissolve soft drmk powder in affecting - said premises. . . firmation *of the sale.- water. Add suga/ and mix well. I I A O r t A n r T 62-A-Maln Avenue; Enjoy our friendly atmosphere (3) Th.e purchaser shall be required, (5) The deed will’ contain a condition ‘CAREFREE MOTORING’ K ( | \ l fl |K « ,| Clean; comfortable* newly decorated rooms-with hot ■at the time of closing, to pay as an that, in the event the terms of the Maftes ,2 quarl JJP .v k JV Jv IJ.I-JJti and cold water. Three spacious porches.1 Top .floor additional purchase price, a sum equal sale, are not complied with, within one rooms at very attractive season .rates. Convenient to the amount of tax based on the last year from, the date .thereof, the title SNOWBALLS location; Open a ll year. PRospcct 5-0341. ... M. SMITH — C. STOCKDALE assessed valuation from the first of the will revert^: to the Township."- V- ; Finely erdshed or shaved ice FROZEN SUCKERS month next after the date- of sale until B.Deed • from The Township of Nep CHRYSLER \1 pocka3 6 soft drink powder 1 package so It drink powder n n A it ^IJft ft \9M-W Broadway, corner of Bcach. One block the end of the current year and also tune in the County of Monmouth to n llv f 1 U I 1 lAf 1A V from S°utb End pavilion. Overlooking ocean all legal conveyancing fees., Any bid Telrex, Inc., dated June 1956, and ony/ilavor) (any flavor) LJ I \ \ J r\ U V V n 1 °nd lake. Furnished rooms with housekeep- der who fails to complete his purchase recoraed.cn July 16. 1950. in the Mon AND H cup sugar inf* privileges. Innerspring Mattresses. Hot will forfeit, to the Township any de mouth County Clerk’s-Office In Book 1 cup sugar' and cold running water in rooms. Thirty-fifth season. MRS. C. L. SEVERS posit paid. •2686 of Deeds, page. 81. "... V2 cup w alar 1 quart water (4 ) The sale of this property Is sub "It is agreed and understood .that this .24 Ocean Pathway, block from ocean* private baths and ject to confirmation by the Township conveyance, is, made, executed and ac PLYMOUTH Combine soft drink powder, Dissolve soft drink powder and Committee who may reject any or all cepted upon the express ;conditlon;that sugar and water in saucepan. sugar in water. Pour info ico BELLAIRE lavatories, large guest porch and Lounge. bids. . • the ‘grantee, Its successors and as MRS. II. A. MARSHALL', Manager JOHN W. KNOX signs; shall within one year from date, Place over iow heat and stir cube trays, sucker molds or pa PR ospect 5-6239 25-26 , Tow nship C lerk hereof erect and construct uphn the Sales and Service until dissolved. Cool. / per cups and freeze until al herein described land , and premises a most firm. Then push sucker 24 Central Ave., new NOTICE building containing- at least 14.000 Pile the finely * crushed or CENTRAL AVE. HOUSE management, hot and cold snuafe feet of floor space'on the first shaved ice in peaked mounds stick or paper spoon into cen running water, reasonable Pursuant to Revised Statutes of Now fioorf and in the. event of a violation in paper cups or serving dishes. ter of each cube or mold for rates, near cafeterias. Two .blocks from ocean, ope block from Auditorium. Jersey 40:60-51.2 Notice is hereby given of .anv - of said conditions this deed j.wo -muL . MRSi-'CHRISTINA SPANBURGH that on July 16. 1957, at 0:00 P.M. shall .become, null- and void, and the Pour the soft drink syrup over handle. Freeze. Makes about (Eastern Daylight Time) at a public grantee- shall forfeit all right or title top. M akes 8 to 10 snowballs. 20 suckers. hearing to be held before the Town to- the herein described land and prem- 7 B ath A ve., 4 houses from Beach. - overlooking ship:- Committee of the Township of ises-and all Interests Itherein shall re-, ocean. Rooms only, cheerful, comfortable. Hot'and Neptune in the.County of rilonmouth, vert;-without.,prejudice to the grantor CAROLINE cold water Jn'all rooms. . : the undersigned will apply to said herein," ,v;^ •• • v • •'.• '<'.*•/.'■ A’■■■■■- •*'* Township Committee for n modification vThe . undersigned seeks modification FR ospcct 6-8346 •. . VflrSRS. Cv NYDAM, Owner of covenants, conditions di* limitations of the said covenants, cbndftions or MOTOR CO. as to the erection of a building hereto limitations to permit an: additional six 33 A tlantic -Ave. ;AR- outside rooms fore imposed- by safd municipality in month period from the hearing date, wilh hot and cold running water. Eur a sale and conveyance of land to the for.the. erection bv the undersigned of 1101 MAIN STREET DeVUitt House opean. Light Housekeeping. undersigned by such municipality at the required building. public sale made prior to July 1, 1950, D ate: Ju n e 24. 1957 ASBURY PARK PRospect 1-5587 MR. and MRS. P.BYLSMA, Owner-Mgr. and for such other relief as may be TELREX. INC. • necessary. . Bv: THOMAS D. NARY, Attorney 50 Main Avenue. Centrally located, near res The lands in question are described 305 Bond S treet PRospect 5-4344 taurants. beach. Auditorium and all attractions. as follows: Asbury Park. New Jersey BELLA VISTA Hot and cold running water in rooms. ALL those , certain lots, tracts or par .26-27. . ;. • . PAGE EIGHT OCEAN GROVE TIMES and NEPTUNE TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE* /8, 1957 Ordained In The iMinistrv RAPID REFERENCE TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES P F O P E UTY RECONDITIONING
PLUMBING ■■ HEATING . . AIR-CONDITIONING SHEET METAL WORK—KITCHEN MODERNIZATION Over Fifty Tears . - Fourth ,:nd Railroad Aves. of Service In ' ' : Asbury Park, N. J. Monmouth County Dial PRospect 8-3193
APPLIANCES — Sales and Service MOVING — STORAGE' — - PACKING s a l e s Neco Refrigeration s e r v i c e MANNING’S - MA YFLOWER Washing Machines & Dryers, Refrigerators, ; . L O C A L & LONG DISTANCE MOVING AND STORAGE F r e e z e r s , Air Conditioning ~ Domestic &.Commercialt E x c l u s i v e a g e n t f o r a e r o M a y f l o w e r t r a n s i t c o . 220 M aple Ave., N eptune PR 5-3432 Day & N ight ■ Service 1924 Heck Avenue . The Shore's Newest and Most Modem Warehouse N eptune, N ew Jersey < K E llogg-1-1033 AUTO BODY REPAIRS UAVE BADIATOBB CtJIANSD AND (ttPAIRED
Nick Antich AGENTS B en I n n »»* Axle Brr»tght«D«r—W»«d ALLIED VAN UNEB 1006 FIRS ? AVENUE, ASP.URY PARK Tel. PRospect 5-3472 PLUMBING HEATING CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK F.G. RHODES GAS RANGES and AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS Telephone 220 MAIN STREET PRospect 5-2766.. Established 1918 AVON. N..J> RADIO & TELEVISION — SALES & SERVICE ' : PLASTERING — PATCHING - CONCRETE WORK AGE Radio & TV Service (PR 5-B062) WILLIAM GRAY, Mason Contractor • We repair. Television; Home & Cat Radios, Record Players and Tape Recorders-. ■ .- 25: Third Ave- Neptune City, N. J. PR 40 400 Main Street (Corner 4th Aye.), Bradley Beach
GENERAL CONTRACTOR Report of Condition of the CARPENTER O bituaries 5 Join Auxiliary CHARLES H . KUBLER , A resident here fo: ten years, Charles H. Xubler, 78, 117' Main At Final Meeting Avenue, died last Thursday night in Fitkin. Hospital; Neptune. Fu St. Paul’s Methodist Church neral services.wen.' held hist Sun- Auxiliary of the Methodist Home day at the Matthews. Francioni hold their last, meeting of the cur and -Taylor Funeral Home, Asbury rent season on Monday at 2 P.M. Park, with the Rev. Herbert Smith with Mrs. Bleocker Stirling, vice- A M E R IC A N S h a v e officiating. president, presiding in the absence SOME 20,000 Mr. ICubier was born in Ger- of Mrs. Frank ,-G.-Mount, who is i'sany, was world-traveled as a ill, with an attendance .of over BO. WAYS OF MAKING seaman and later became a yacht Mrs, Archie It. Taintin' led devo A LIVING. ALL BUT builder. - He had been operator of- tions and Mrs .Enoch Gabriel was ABOUT 30D OF THEM Hemlock GioVe House, Ferndale, accompanist. Reports were made INVOLVE VISION, N- Y„ and the Lakonsea Hotel, by the various officers and $200 SAYS THE SETTER Ocean Grove, until his retirement. was authorized as .a donation for Brier ley’s Rug Cleaning Service He was a member of Mongaup maintenance to f.hc Methodist VISION INSTITUTE. RUGS AND CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED Lodge,/’ & A U, Liberty, N. Y. Home. Those having birthdays.in " BY BEING ELECTRICALLY'SHAMPOOED ■Surviving are his wife, Mrs. June were honored. Five new members were intro 140 Lawrence Avenne PRospect 4-4427 Ocean Grove Vivian M. Kubler, an Ocean Grove realtor; a daughter, Mrs. Norma duced and welcomed as_ follows: V. Green, - of Wanamassa, and two Mrs. Julie*. Windier, Miss A nnt COAL AND FUEL OIL grandchild',-on.. .. Cooper, Miss Inez Shepherd, Miss Rhoda LaForge and .Miss Cora Ayers. A donation of old white MRS. ERNEST G. H. MEYER linen has recently, been made to A summer ■ resident of Ocean the Home by'Mrs. Nagle, chair WHAT m YOU MEAN, THE Grove for over 40 years, Mrs. lulia man of that committee, and mem Carson Meyer, of West Orange, bers were asked, to send further SPO TS ARE BIGGER NOWl widow of Ernest-G. H. Moyer, died donations from time to time to her YOU'RE LOOKING AT MY Sunday at home after' a lone ill at 88 Mt. -Tabor Way, as they are POLKA POT TIE/" ness. She was 83. urgently needed. , P l a s t i c Born in Now York, ■ she lived - The 'annual Thrift Sale held by ARTIFICIAL EVES CAN-. 4* MAIN AVENUE W. B. NAGLE in the Oranges for 70 years, She the A uxiliary will be held on Sept., was a member of the First Pres 26, 2G and 27, a t 52 Pitm an Ave BE SKIU.FUU.y-MATCHED, NAGLE’S Main- Central Pharmacy byterian Church, Orange, and of nue' and Mrs. Clifford Kunckel, -TO THEIR LIVING - - Lincoln Chapter, OES, W o s t chairman, asked for donations for “Doctors Advise Nagle’s” Orange. •MATES AMP MOVE PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BEST QUALITY DRUGS this sale. The first meeting in the' WITH T H E M . She is survived by two sons, fall on Sept 30 will feature a skit Henry E. Meyer of Millbum r.nd and silver tea and will he held in ELECTRICIAN Kichard F. Meyer of Shor'. Hills; the church a t 2 P.M. Mrs. May a daughter, Mrs. Louis Tomforde Whitney Thompson rendered - sev of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; a sis eral delightful piano solos. : ADAMS ELECTRIC ter, Mrs. Mary Rice of West Or Those attending were: Mrs. ange, and a brother, William R. Bleecker Stirling, Mrs. Edward V. .Wiring — Fixtures — Appliances. Oarsoil of Seattle, Wasl»<, four Young, Miss Florence Gower, Mrs. B. Darwin Adams, Jr. PRospect S-8376 grandchildren and two great Grace Hendrickson, Mrs. Georgia. JWORE WOMEN THAN P. O. Box 915, Asbnry Park, N. J. grandchildren. B. Sherwood, Mrs. Frcdyth W. Services were held Monday in MEN NEES? EYE-CARE Caughey, Mrs. Emma Burkhardt, FROM AGE 30 70 50, FLORIST East Orange. Burial was in Rost- Mrs.. Florence Lancaster, Mrs. dale Cemetery. Blanche Mnrkhart, Mrs. Archie It. BUT PURIN6 THE NEXT Tiintor, Mr3. Emma Mayor, Mrs. FEW1 YEARS MORS MRS. JE N N IE O. BURNETT Mnoch Gabriel, Mrs. May V. Whit- MEN REQUIRE A resident of the Methodist new Thompson, Mrs. Anna Farrell, Home, 70 Stockton Avenue, for the Mrs. Ella Syron, Mrs. Clifford past year, Mrs. Jennie O.. Burnett Kunckel, Miss Sarah Grubb, Mrs. died there Wednesday. Funeral Edith ,E. W olverton, Miss' Eleanor arrangements will be taken rare V. Bosch, Miss Edith Bosch, Mrs; GARAGE—STORAGE of in Red Bank. Mrs Burnett, a Riith A. Lance, Mrs. Johi; Camp*, former resident of Red Bank, was boll. ■■■■"- Oldsmobile Sales and Service E st. 1925 Phone PR 5-4670 a member of tho . Little Silver Also,- M rs.' M argaret McVoy, Methodist ■> Church .and Red. Bank Mrs. Juliet Windier,1 Mrs. Harry Billy Major’s Seacoast Garage Chapter of OES. She is survived Woodward, Mrs. Frank .Gruber, 88 South Main Street, O uin Grove by_ several nieces and nephews. Miss Anna S. Bier, Mrs, Harry 3TOHAOB—BY PAY - WEEK .MONTH Hodgson,- .Miss . Anna Sherman,: Home Owners Mrs. May M. Brake, Miss Sarah. (Continued from Pace 1 ) Wise, Mrs; George Cunliffe, Mrs. Phone PRospect 4-1439 24-HOUR SERVICE importance of advertising Ocean Elsie Mathews, Mrs Albort E. Total Liabilities" and Doremiisi Mrs. Grace Beam, Mrs. Capital- Accounts. .. Grove as both a summer and all- SHAFTO S GARAGE CORP. year-round resort with a rich ;a- J, Boose, Mrs, Alfred Tolman, Mrs. ligious background; “As home Fred J. Royar, Mrs, E. Madsen, STORAGE—BATTERY —TO WIN G SERVICE—REPAIRING : MEMORANDA Miss May Hallgring, Miss . Bertha Assets pledged or assigned owners, having personal interest Corner CorUes Avenue and Main Street Neptune, N. J. to ^securo liabilities and in tho welfare ami future of Ocean R. Munsosi; Mrs. Wm. Scliwarz- for other purposes ' 225,000.00 Grove, we have the responsibility (b) Total amount of loans, certificates of interest of furthering the interests of the LAUNDRY and obligations, or por- . Grove by keeping before our tions thereof, which are friends and’acquaintances its his fuJJ.y backed or insured- HOMES AND HOTELS Phone PRospect 6-7119 by afiencies of the United tory, ideal location and its possibil GROVE NEPTUNE LAUNDRY CO. States Government /other ities.” Mr. Merritt-emphasized the than."United States Gov fact that, though times and man ALT SERVICES — Wet Wash, Al! Flat, Shirta; Wet and Flat, ernment obligations, di Finished, Blankete. SAVE — Try Oar Cash and Carry Service, rect and guaranteed” ) 683,103.42 ners may change, (and sometimes 8IM 17 MAIN STREET, BRADLEY BEACH I, Andrew MUligon, cashier of the not for the. better), .the .religious above-named bank, do solemnly swear atmosphere of Ocean Grove artist that -she Above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. and "will remain the same. George Driveways • Walks • Parking Areas MILK AND CREAM , ANDREW MILLIGAN, Cashier C. Miller, chqirman of the Resto 195? CADILLAC Correct—Attest; ration Fund, . congratulated the Residential and Comniereial ' WILLIAM C. SHAFTO -v • Home Owners on-the fine showing Arrangements Should Be lade Now To R. F. JOHNSON Phone PR 5-4921 WARDELL’S DAIRY F. RALPH SHIBLA they made in the drive by. almost Schedule Your Job _A A D irect«rs reaching the revised quota of Rid< in com fort in 1957 DAIRY PRODUCTS State of New Jersey, County of Mon •$30,000. Theii, using two poems as m outh. ss: CADILLAC from your home | Free Estimate Cheerfully and Courteously Given j NEPTUNE, N. J. ' Phone. PRospect 4-1916 Sworn to and subscribed before .me illustrations, Mr; Miller 'stressed to Ocean Grove. Make up this 25th day of June, 1057, and I the importance in community, life your own party, up to five, hereby certify that I am not an officer of looking for the good in people and share the expense or director of this bank. and-of working together toward n ‘*No Finer MUk Sold Anywhere’ Green Grove ltd., Neptune . MARION C. REICHEY, definite goal—-not giving up till the . Notary Public Brooklyn ’ $30 JJy commission expires August 24, goal is reached. WOOLLEY’S DAIRY After prayer by Mrs. Howard New Y ork City $28 Successor Tq Selby and n short period of fellow Philadelphia $30 Taylor Dairy Tel. PRospect 5-5050 ship, Douglas Smith closed with' the usual “Good-night, Neighbors!” Oranges $20 The committee on arrangements N ew ark $20 HILLS' DRUG STORE were: Chas.- W ahl,’ chairman, Pres. • ESTABLISHED OVER 40 YEARS Prescription Chemi&ts F; J. Smith, B., Smith, H. Horne, Paterson $23 20-40 PROSPECT TEL, PR 5-4600 NEPTUNE GENERAL ROOFING CO. TRUSSES -—.BELTS . Mrs, D. Smith, chairman of deco ROOFING — SIDING — GUTTERS — LEADERS EJojHc; Stocking* ^ rations, Mrs. C, Weaver,- Mrs.- F, PAUL O. SMITH H ealth; Food* Smith, /M rs. II. Hornes, Mrs. L. ' ' , . FREE ESTIMATES . 7 Ocean Avenue LOOK FOR W ELLER'S CREAM AND BLUE FLEET PRospect 6-8249 1408)4 Corlies Ave., Neptune PR 6-7580 924 Cookman Av«., Asbury Park Gundaker, Miss K, Brandley, Mrs H rs. 9 A .M ..9 ' P .M . P R 5 . 00&0 * R. Simpson. Mrs; M. K. Selfridge, Ocean Grove, N..J. Mrs. p. Wahl and Mrs. B,-Ramm.