I HE HAMPTON BEACH ADVOCATE PAGE 8 The plane, however, had lauded NYA Emphasize Mechanics SEACOAST GROUPS almost upside down, and had plow, (Continued from Pago q* PLANE CRASH — ed a 16-foot furrow in the marshy l Continued from Page one) earth, and some ditiiculty was ex In Youth Training Program t M perienced in extricating the body. First of these trip , is sch m rate Marines On Guard forf Aug. 5. The plane was first sighted ovo. An ambulauce from the Ports- ...... In line_ with the rapid advance tion in dismantling and assembly Those at the meeting the Five Corners in Hampton and moulh Naval hospital In charge national defense program in- of aircraft structures. At the Na Frank C. Rernick of Port* b l . x i v Friday, August 2,1940 followed the Winnacuunet road »o Lleut Comdr. L. M DeCiccIo, M- C.. cjuding non-combatant as well as shua automechanics unit, a fully vice president of the regional 5000 Free Distribution the sea, going out over the water lQOk llie bady t0 tbe Navy Yard military aspects of preparedness, equipped garage contains valve ciation, who presided; A1 before the pilot reversed his course whpe a detachmeut from the Ma- the NYA in New Hampshire is grinders, hydraulic presses and Redden of Portsmouth, E and headed west. 11 ine Bunacks In cominaud of Chipi . - spccjai emphasis on mech- modern motor testing apparatus. Adams, Seabrook Beach, c The ship gradually seemed to lose p c ^Saulis was posted on guard ^ mgch|ne shop 0nd forge A special opportunity exists at) t|ie natural resources com Shriners Annual Marfa Opens Tomorrow altitude and as it neared the Ocean Ql the scene 0f the crash to keep ^ training are about to begin the Durham center where ‘machine ^ Qass Adams, Durham; boulevard Its landing gear struck ^ wrectage intact until army ^ two-shift schedule in Older and forge shop practice are carried ^ pucker, Rye, chairman the wires, then the ship swerved ofnclala could make arrnusements | ^ maximum number of on in the shops of the University highway committee; Dalton and struck the tip of the roof or j^ave the wreckage removed of New Hampshire. Approximately ton> Hampton Falls; Eloi A. old Services For N. H. Hairdressers Street Parade, Free Vodvil the Overlook cottage now owned irow the marshland. The remains >0“ ; attention is being 40 more young men will be accept- Madbury; James G. Apprentices Join by Mrs, Henry Goddard of Baltl-1 of ^ cTafl wlll „e taken to Boston tbe C(mtrTbutioI1 which ed by the NYA for training here QrccHiand; Mrs. Frank \V. Plan Beach Outing more. Md. where an examination will he made. *» — Capt. F. Tompson Coast Guard Crew Show, Fireworks, Feature Of can be made by the National Youth in the next few weeks. dall, Portsmouth; Mrs. Air As the damaged plane continued body was viewed by Hr. The New Hampshire Hairdres Several apprentice seamen were Administration in general to the The forge shop contains eighteen Funeral services for Captain on, observers on the ground saw t-rederict s . Gray of Portsmouth, Redden, Portsmouth; Mrs. sers’ association is completing assigned to New Hampshire and preparation of youth for employ forges, two electric welding booths, bath’ Folsom. Exeter;' Arch^rederick li. Thompson of Hamp- wreckage and what looked like the Rockingham county inedlaal ref- plans for the annual outing to be Maine Coast Guard stations Wed Gala Program For Outing ment in mechanical and metal four acetylene tables, and a steam n , wwho h o uitjudied auuucuijrsuddenly at his body of a man fall but search failed eree wjl0 sal(i death was due to hurt, Rye Beach; Arthur I. held at the Ashworth hotel. Hamp nesday. Arriving from New York trades. Through courses of work hammer. In this shop the student me on Winnacunnet Road were to disclose any trace of a second muitipie injuries, including a frac man of Portsmouth, chai ton Beach, August 11. Tuesday evening they 9pent the Sea coast Aas’n Sponsors New Hampshire Shriners will experience and related training at receives the practical experience eld from his home Sunday after- victim, and authorities believed tureJ sgun. the committee on historic H ighlights of the day will in night at the Hampton Beach sta Coast Guard Cachet have their day at the beach at the the motor mechanics center in Na necessary to meet the fundamental oon at 2 o'clock with Rev. Calvin Bourgoin was flying alone. The ship Ajt news Qf th»' accident spread in Mrs. A. J. Lance, Portsmouth clude a shore dinner at 1 o’clock tion and the next morning were In commemoration of the annual Marfa of Bektash temple, shua, the aero-mechanics center in requirements of a forge shop. By arburton, pastor of the Hampton Is a single sealer, although contain- ^ ja^e afternoon, thousands of curious Thornton N. Weeks, Gr and the playing of games and con distributed among six posts. Robert 150th anniversary of the Uni to be held during the afternoon Manchester and the machine and a set of exercises, the student be ethodist Church, officiating. Wil lag a rear compartment in which . jj0CRe(j to the scene In every man- Mrs. J. Guy Smart, Durham; tests on the beach during the af Davis of Mobile, Ala., was assigned ted States Coast Guard which and evening of August 3. forge shop center at Durham, ap comes familiar with the properties iam Elliot rendered two vocal the flier's personal belongings were , Iier conveyance and created a j E. Odiorne, Rye; Abbot B... „ _ _ ..... „ ternoon. Prizes will be awarded to to the Portsmouth Harbor station is to be observed the week of Miss Phyllis Morgan, drum ma proximately 100 young men are of metal, their malleability, ductil- Rye Beach, and Shirley S.V108- “A Stranger of Gallillee. found. trathe jam more serious than on the winners. and two went to the Isles of Shoals. August 4th a special cachet is jorette who won first prize at the now receiving a basic preparation ity. and fusibility. After receiving brjckf also of Rye Beach. and “Good Night, Good Morning." tQ aUcnd a PoHce Chief Jerome F. Harkness, inany, a Sunday. Chief Harkness are Charles C. Walker stayed at Hamp being sponsored by the New imperial council in Memphis, Tenm, Fire Chief George Lamott and a i bad tQ caj| |U extra town police and in those skills required in indus Hampshire Sea coast Regional these, he is instructed in elect™ ------Following the services interment asked to mak(. reservation5 with wi ton. The remaining seamen were will participate in the street parade crew from the beach Coast Guard slate troopers to unsnarl traffic and trial production lines and there and acetylene welding. The mu- The made in the family lot in the wofld Ig full Qf wlllltwas Miss Marian Sprague of Nashua, taken by Boatswain James Sprague Development Association. of the Bektash temple drum and station under command of Boat- cjeiir road for official cars, are at present opportunities for chine shop contains various lathes. ^ Som0 are wllllng ^High Street cemetery with Rev. who has charge of publications. of Hampton to their posts in Maine For Oie convenience of those bugle corps, the Arab patrols and swain’s Mate Hallle D. Larrabee ______more to enroll. In many cases, the milling machines, shapers, planers, others are willing to let tbee'Wnrburton in chaiBe °f th- Mrs. Ann O’Brien, Keene, chairman waters. Two were delegated to the desiring a copy of this cachet, clowns both at 3 in the afternoon rushed to the scene of the crash. | It Pays to Advertise. i training received should lessen by drills, and grinders. ittal services. The bearers were of the educational committee, has Portland cutter, the Southwest self-addressed envelopes bear and 7:45 in the evening. Ira Lee ! months the adjustment period ex The students receive instructions arles Palmer, Edward S. Bat- been named chairman of the out Harbor buoy station received two ing first class postage may be Ev*ns of Concord is director of the perienced by these young men and also get experience in turning helder, Harold Noyes, and Milton ing. and one each went to the Rockland sent to the Executive-Secretary drum corps. seeking employment in factories. SAVE down pieces of stock, making Dearborn, all of Hampton. She will be assisted by the fol- and Cranberry Island stations. of the Association at 307 State An amusing feature of the par These training centers in New threads, gears, and parts of ma Special , Captain Thompson, wno was born lowing committees: Publicity, Mary SL, Portsmouth, who will have ade will be the unloading of 25 Hampshire operate as part of the boys from Franklin in clown attire AT THE chines. A ROAST fl-UCKI*11 Westport. N. S., was 64 years Hourihan, Manchester; location,! them stamped with the cachet resident center program and be Applications will be received at ^ ^of C agema n and m J V«fi had /l resided k here avd for Bertha Wilber, Portsmouth; enter- Police Kept Busy and mailed from the Ports from a single coupe in front of the cause each center specializes in reviewing stand. On the return of the NYA office in Room 2, City lover 35 years. He was well known tainment, Ann Sullivan, Nashua; mouth Post Office during that B ST. MARKET only one kind of mechanical train the procession the 25 boys will be Hall. Portsmouth, N. H., by Miss $1.49 by many coming to Hampton publications. Marian Sprague, Na- With Accidents week. ing, modern equipment is available packed into the coupe for the rest Barbara W. Sands, Field Represen Beach as the skipper of the fishing shua; awards, Sue Sullivan, Inez Several accidents occurred in for the learning groups. At the of the journey. Wholesale & Retail tative. DRK6(1 0021118 boat, the "Mildred an(| Helen" on , Ingals and Margaret Harrison, rapid succession late yesterday af Manchester aero-mechaniC3 center, Man Is Sentenced Following the parade a free ;which he took out fishing parties* Portsmouth; Joseph Blanchard and ternoon which kept the police busy in addition to a sheet metal shop, Meat, Fish & Vegetables Every Saturday Nigh I Frances Spellman. Concord; Irene carrying victims to the hospital. r AI, T il off t: vaudeville show of circus acts will there are half a dozen airplane en ro r oeacn in e n sibe presented on ^ bandstand for Church Notice Ross, Eleanor McDuffy and Isa- The first occurred at the corner ED. LESSARD, Mgr. TEL. 499. gines which are used for instruc Let Us Cook Your Di Theft of .two pocketbooks from all beach visitors through the cour Holy Communion of Episcopa dore Guerette, Nashua; Rita Boil- of Mill road -and High street, a LET VOU9SELF a house at Hampton Beach Satur tesy of the shriners. This will in Hans at the Community Church les, John Lynch and Florence Tuck- dangerous intersection, when the day brought a sentence in the clude the sensational knife throw Hampton Beach. 9 A. M. every Sun DIAMOND C er. Dover; Maud Mitchell, Leonard car owned and operated by Maurice Lost house of correction to Garrett A. ing act of the Gibsons from the A man’s leather billfold contain day during July, August and Sept St. George and Bernice Lefigne, Kierstead. Exeter road, approach Mirtha, 23, of the Bronx, N. Y. ins the corner from the beach Ringling Bros., Bamum and Bailey ing sum of money, Social Security 1st. The Rev. Junius J. Norton of Market and Bak Keene; Viola Judon, Nora Waite Mirtha was a member of a group struck the car driven by Mrs circus. number, valuable papers, etc. Initi delating. and Mabel C. Curren, Manchester. of magazine salesmen who have Phones 650 - 651 Mattie Pierce, Winnacunnet road als of owner A. E. Finder please 'O' been working at the beach recently. (Continued on Page E*sbt) who was driving in a southerly 'll notify Box 20£ Hampton Union. A paint gun can be used to mark Hampton Beach. N. Mirtha was arrested by Hampton Newton Girl Wins rection. Reward. *1t trees for cutting in a farm woodlot. police after Mrs. Everett Locke of The force of the Impact drove This Sunday At The Amesbury, Mass., reported the Junior Auditions both cars against the telephone • 1 theft from her house on North Community Church A large audience enjoyed the pole and gave the occupants a se NON-SECTARIAN fourth weekly auditions held at the vere shaking up- Kierstead. Mrs. Beach Boulevard. The two purses EXETER. iy L were the property of Mrs. T. H. Cor. D Street & Marsh Ave. (am* to Hampton Beach bandstand Mon Pierce and a passenger were treat MORNING WORSHIP day evening with Phil Melody act ed at the scene of the accident by McKinney of Watertowm, Mass., and Mrs. William McKinney of 10:30 A. M. - 11:30 A. M- w% * A blazing comet of thundering hoofs and ing as the master of ceremonies Dr. Wayne P Bryer and Kierstead /\ ______Dorchester. Mass. One contained “Blue Bloods” ■training muscles. . . a flash of colora.. • while Ted Wright was pianist. was removed to the Exeter hospital CHURCH SCHOOL i \ lili ULJJW WlMHW °fr the favorite surging 'round the outside $2 and the other $4. The women, i i f a s s ! isms-i In the junior division the prizes in the truck belonging to Willard 11:45 A. M. ... on... on ... bridle and boot... an who are staying at Leavitt's Camp PRllUPS tXETtR Emery. Mill road, accompanied by SUNDAY EVENING Inch... a nose... a neck... a length... were awarded as follows: first, Be ground, had left their purses in Chief Jerome Harkness and Lt. 7:30 - 8:15 I P f S O s T ACADEMY thousand-throated roar . . . YOU’VE verly Ann Walker of Newton, N. Mrs. Locke's house. WON . . . a moment In a lifetime. H.; second, the Cummings Revue, Clove Percy of the State Police. “If Our Lives Were Mrs. Pierce and her passenger Mrs. Locke also was out when made up of Marie Tedesco, Cathar But More Simple” STEP OUT..out op you* mur received a severe shaking up. while Mirtha went to the door on a busi t J o t V K ^ O U H C & d A ine O’Brien, Honey Kenney and Edward Tobey, High street, a pas ness call. Dr. Leo Nolet, a neigh O U T TO Helene LeCasse, all of Woburn, senger In the Kierstead car, es bor, stated that he saw Mirtha ap Mass.; third, Richard and Rjbert caped without injury. proach the house. Finding no one, 12 MILES — ROUTE 101C Kelley of Boston, Mass. Returning from the hospital Chief home the young man went in. Nolet Historic Houses The prizes in the senior division Harkness learned that Hollis Shaw. added. | This WEEK were awarded as follows: first, When Mrs. Locke returned and Phillips Exeter Academy FOt THE BLUE RIBBON RACING Of 1*40 Danny Mills of Haverhill, Mass.; (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Eight) The places where George Washington and Abrah^' • racat dolly — rola oc ifcla*. li N p .a . AMUSEMENTS Page 4-4 O.LT.S0U*. D«Bv feeble *«■ second. Katharine Garratty of Lo I Lincoln Stopped. U.L well, Mass.; third. Bill Wrigley of THEATRES EVERHOT ROASTER The sites where Exeter Squires Lived and Loved ... r._. ______Lawrence, Mass. “The Gayest Spot on the Beach" BOWLING ^ t^ie Indians to Establish This admission TO cianDSTAMD All prize winners of the audi Old Town. SLQD admlnioa to CtabbooM lac. k>* tions will be eligible for the final GOLFING with cabinet.. only $18.95 Sects la oronditand 35c odditioaal. contest Labor Day week when FISHING AND PLEASURE grand prizes will be awarded. CUTLER’S ■i $11 under our price of last year. Cooks, broils, TRIPS bakes, stews, roasts, cans .. . does about everything ilium in the Line of cooking. Has automatic heat control, You’ll Enjoy and Profit By a Visit to Exalt iiiiiiiinininiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! SEA SHELL j is heavily insulated, brings cool cooking. Plugs into FISH MARKET SEA VIEW HOUSE HAVE YOU HEARD Page 2 any electric outlet. 51.95 down, balance *1.50 a Cordial Merchants Will Gladly Serve Your Needs Wi month. Famous Steak | Flih LICENSED TO SERVE LIQUOR INFORMATION Psge 2 Lobster Dinners §; Up-To-The-Minute Merchandise For Beach Wear Am Lobsters With broiler-griddle, cash price, $2230, or on bud LORENZ’S and Fried Clams 1 PUBLIC OFFICIALS get plan, $1.95 down, balance $1.85 a month. Cash Clams Beach House. Visit Our Unique CHURCHES 5.72; !JX broiler-gnddle, $3.95. BUY NOW DELICIOUS SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN OUR SUPPLY LIMITED/ ' * ' TIDE TABLES NEAR MILE BRIDGE MODERN THEATRE DEI .IGHTFUL SIIOPPE SEA SHELL GRILL SCHEDULES SILEX TEA AND COFFEE Exeter & Hampton Electric Co. Saddle Horses $1.00 per hour FIRE ALARM AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES IN SHOPPING DISTRICT Sea Food from the Ocean to your Plate the Same Day JlMHUlllililillUlil THE HAMPTON BEACH ADVOCATE THE HAMPTON BEACH ADVOCATE Have You Heard? ! Bcacli Items Who the young lady was t \ Theresa Hickey. 13. daughter of 110.000 Persons Ja Beach Over Week-end changed from her bathing suit l^jrs John W. Hickey or School Have Yon Heard? shorts bo that the boys wou)( Lt appeared us guest xylophone Inform ation ••duck'* her? It might be added h fcjpist with Major Kverett Moses* that they threw her n clothes , Hump ton Beach baud Sunday. ^iiiiiuiiHiuiiiuiiJiiiniiinijiiJiiiiniiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiiiiiiJiii By The Gadabout* nil. This was the first of u series of up- Hampton Beach pearances for the talented young Have You Heard? Portsmouth Navy Yard, Klttery, Have You Heard? musician this summer. Advocate Who the pleasant young lady Maine. That popular Danny Mills copped William Elliot, “the singing cop". that opens up the Standlsh G: mm An Information Bureau and Newcastle. st prize in the auditions last Lgs well applauded when he sang Shoppe early in the morning? \ Community Booster Fort Constitution, Pofftsunoutih, mday night? Danny is a heavy at the last concert by the Hampton «r hear it's the lirst store open In *j built 1630. write with the beachites and al- Beach band Sunday evening. ot A. M- and she always has a 1 4 a ,y • •. Published in the interest of Isles of Shoals. vs gets a good hand. Mrs John Donovan and Mrs. Eve Whittier's Birthplace. Haverhill, smile for everyoDO. Hampton Beach, Weekly lyn H a rris o n . R. N.. both of Salem, During the Summer Mass. Have You Heard? .'•V ¥* Have You Heard? Have You Heard? Mass., are vacationing at the Colony Season. U. S. Coast Guard Station, North That several of the local firemen That many were on hand last That John C. Percival. presid, cabins at Hampton Beach. mm•s^ a - Shore. Sunday evening for the hand con are making plans to attend their Deputy Fire Chief Perley George Pine Grove Cemetery. Hampton. of the C of C. 1« ill at his home Published by certs to applaud Bill Elliot, "the annual convention to be held this of the Hampton Beach fire station year at Keene? Deputy Chief The Hampton Publishing Co. 1654. singing cop"? and president of the New Hamp Edward S. Seavey, Jr, Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter. Perley George heads the organiza NORTON’S shire State Firemen's association Odiorne’s Point, Rye, N. H. Publisher and Editor Have You Heard? tion which comprises the state's FISH MARKET for the past year who succeeded New Hampshire University. Dur That the sweltering heat of the fire fighting forces. Boiled and Live Lobsters plre Chief George H Lamott of TELEPHONE HAMPTON 17 ham. past week certainly sent the city Fresh Fish and Clams Daily tii** Beach station as head of this For Advertising Rates In This Tuck Memorial Green. Hampton people scurrying for the beach? It Have You Heard? NEXT TO NORTH SHORE organization last September when Paper. Center. is estimated that over 110.000 per That the annual lawn party of COAST GUARD STATION the association met at Hampton sons were here Sunday—one of the the Community Church will be held TOLL BRIDGE Beach for the second consecutive CHURCH SERVICES largest crowds in history. Aug- 8? par, Is making plans to attend the Fifteen cents for car and COMMUNITY CHURCH annual convention at Keene. Sept. Have You Heard? NUDD’S CAMP GROUND Non-Sectarian pussengers. Have You Heard? That several groups enjoyed AND ROOMS That candidates for the Carnival [ Miss Ellen Hardy, president of 10:30 A. M. Morning Serrics TOWN OFFICIALS weenie roasts at North Beach this Boar’s Head Hampton Beac> 11:45 A. M. Sunday School Queen contest include Lottie Sulli the Semper Fidelis club of the Selectmen—Edward S. Batcheld week? One certain party arrived A Good Clean High Ground *. van. Charlotte Moore and Bobby Nazarene church of Haverhill, t ‘ M ill* ■# W. r 1? 7:00 Evening Service minus the necessary fuel and had # • *- er, chairman; Elroy G. Shaw and Place To Camp Mass., was In charge of the ar- JV. to send the ladies out begging. Cann? ST. PATRICK'S Harry D Munsey. nmgeraents for the outing which Scene at Hampton Beach Sunday as thousands sought cooling relief in the ocean waves to escape the prolonged heat wave. Reported Roman Catholic Town Clerk—William Brown. Have You Heard? was held at Hampton Beach with Have You Heard? to be the largest crowd of the season, upwards of 100.000 persons flocked to the beach resort over ttie week-end, crowding every rooming Sunday Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 9:45, Office hours 9-12, 2-5. Tel. 37. a good attendance. That popular Dot Mitchell is now That the hairdressers of the North Shore house and hotel and creating one of the most serious traffic problems in this region in many years. 10:30 and 11:15. # Town Treasurer — Chester G. John C Percival. president of the acting as cashier and hostess at Granite State will hold their con FISH MARKET Daily Mass 7:30 A. M. Marston. ventlon here on Sunday. Aug. 11? [Hampton Beach Property Owners Mrs. William Farrington was {n Munsey’s Cafe? 5 Fish and Clams Fresh Daily) alarm from box 76 about 3 o’clock i First Friday 6, 7:30 and 8:30 A. M. PRECINCT OFFICIALS The problem of “up-dos" will prob 'association and also of the Hanip- charge of serving and members of Confessions—Saturdays, Eves of LOBSTERS A SPECIALTY Friday evening was the result of a j Fuller Estate ably be put aside for the day. « tou Beach Chamber of Commerce, Troops 3 and 4 acted as waitresses Want To Sell? 4 « Near Coast Guard Station fire of undetermined origin in u pile I Feasts, First Fridays at and Commissioners — Frederick R. is ill at his home. Opened To Mrs. Carl Hall and Mrs. Nathaniel A Partial List of Our of scrap leather In the rear of the ( Sales — Last Season. 7:30 P. M.. Week Days before the Batchelder. Armas Guyon. George Firemen were called out to ex Stevens were In charge of the Bradford Shoe Company on the Brooks Homestead, Locke Rd. 7:30 Mass. Ashworth. tinguish a fire on the steps of the Girl Scouts punch bowl while Mrs. Frank E. Clerk and Treasurer—Wilbur E. cottage on Dover avenue owned by Lafayette Road. This fire was ex- * Brown "Windmill" Lot, Mace DISTANCE TABLE b VAPOR BATHS Paterson and Mrs. Wyman P. Boyn Chester G. Marston of Hampton. tinguished before any damage was * Runnymede by the Sea,’’ the Boston ------52 Miles and MASSAGE ton were in charge of the sandwich Graduate Nurse Friday. It is thought that the fire done. J beautiful estate of former Gov. and Kimball Lot Concord ...... 50 - CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Mrs. Alvau T. Fuller of Boston at and cake table which was checked before it went Surf man Real Ste. Marie, who is Mrs. Fuller headed the list of Arnold Cottage, G St. Dover ...... — SURF VIEW COTTAGE Little Boar's Head was opened to Clark Cottage, 13th St. President—John E. Percival. Have You Heard? OCEAN BOULEVARD beyond the steps, was caused by a on a 10-day leave of absence will patronnesses and others were Mrs. Durham ...... For Appointment Call 341-3 the public this afternoon for the Ford Cottage, 17th SL Treasurer—Arnold D. Philbrick That a large crowd was on hand carelessly thrown cigarette. An return to resume his duties at the Harry H. Beckwith of Bcooklipe. Exeter _____ benefit of the Portsmouth Girl Aldrich Cottage, 15th SL Secretary—James W. Tucker. last night to welcome Jimmy Dor- Hampton Beach station August 4. Mrs. Arthur G. Leacock of Exeter. Haverhill .. • Scout council. A large number of Dearborn Cottage, 11th SL sey to the Casino ballroom? In when Surfman Clarence Schrock of Mrs. Louis L- Green of Cambridge. Lawrence ----- FIRE DEPARTMENT the summer colony attended and a French Cottage, No. Shore Leavitt’s Tourist Camps Why Not Try The North Hampton will take his regu Mrs. Harry E. Jackson. Mrs. Guy Lowell _____ cidentally Jimmy says that Hamp Teacup Reading substantial sum was realized. Mrs. Chief George H LamotL Tele Near Coast Guard Station lar leave of absence. Swenson. Mrs George H. Warren, | List Your Property Manchester ton Beach is one of his favorite During the evening between Alvin F. Redden and Mrs. Roland phone 201. spots. Running Water Rest Rooms LAWRENCE HOUSE Mrs. Charles B. Manning of Man-j with Newbury port six and nine o’clock. V. O. Plans were discussed last eve I. Noyes were co-chairmen. Hot Showers • Reasonable Rates Chester. Mrs. C. J. Manuel of Dover.! Newcastle ----- POLICE DEPARTMENT DINING ROOM & CAFETERIA von Wallmenich. 18 Exeter ning at a meeting of the Ladies’ The PENNIMAN Agency Have You Heard? Best Location on the Coast Mrs. Oren V. Henderson of Dur Portsmouth For Shore Dinners Road, Hampton. *1t HAMPTON TEL. 302 Uh.ei Jerome t . Hurknes*. TeL That many beach visitors will NORTH SHORE ot’ the Community Church last eve ham, Mrs. Walter Farmer of H&mp-j tty e mmi.mi...... "A" STR EET .74. i uwb buiiiuu 333. Beach Sta- miss Capt. Fred Thompson, who. uing which was in charge of Mrs ton Falls and Mrs. Huntley N. j General Insurance Saks bury Beach lion 114. for many years, took out deep-sea liillliIIIIIIillllllllllllll[|[||(IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIillllllliIII!lli| W arren. Spaulding of Rochester. York Beach — fishing parties. Capt. Thompson was MARGARET M. JUNKINS TRANSPORTATION RIDE HORSEBACK FIREWORKS a familiar figure down at the river Miles of private bridle paths Weekly on Wednesdays at 9:30 (Standard Time) mouth where he kept his yacht through beautiful pine woods CANDY SHOPPE or the past few years. leading to the sea. THEATRES B & M RAILROAD Pure Salt Water Taffy Private rid ng ring. BARN Hampton lo Boston, Weekdays— Have You Heard? Personal instruction given Homemade Candies Evenings 7:15 and 9:00. 5:45. 6:51. 7:39, 9.29 A. M. 12:37 That Minnie the popular red WILBUR JEWELL by owner and graduate o1 Ice Cream Matinees on rainy days at 4:31 P. M. Ft m UM»I» a *f head. has a new wlffle? It looks Durland's Riding School o< 2:30 P. M. Sundays—7:19. 10:24 A. M., 4:28 Delicious Corn Specialties like the work of someone who Tel. Hampton 470 New York City. e phiiups CASINO 7:29. 7:56 P. M. didn't know when or how to stop | Authorized Distributor of See Us Make IL Matinee 2:30, Eves. 7:30 • 9:i Boston to Hampton, Weekdays— which Is probably true. HOOPER’S 'Jfu Q f^ PtufilioK IOKA 6:45, 8:0U. 11:30 A. M.. 2:30 | Petroleum Products RIDING SCHOOL OCEAN BOULEVARD Matinee (except Sun.) 2:16 5:01. 7:28 (Fri. only) Have You Heard? .diiii:iiiiiitiiHiiiiii)niin!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiHniiimmminiinimmil| Tel. RB 139 W. Rye, N. H Evenings 6:30 — Two Shows 10:35 Flying Yankee many patrons of the Fern- OLYMPIA Sundays—7:30 A. M 12:30, 6:00 croft Alleys are doing their best to Matinee 2:30. Eves. 7:30-9:00 8:30. 10:35 P. M. w n one of those high score prizes? Why Not Visit The — 12 MILES — ROUTE 101C VISIT THE DANCING b & m . b u s Sc h e d u l e Have You Heard? TRADING POST Historic Houses Check dancing at the Casino (Standard Time) That a certain young lady by Phillips Exeter Academy KING’S HIGHWAY STANDISH the name of Joyce is seen stepping Ballroom weekdays 8:30 - 12:30, Leave For Bo&ton—8:30. 11.00 A. PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM The places where George Washington end Abraham out more than occasionally with a GIFT SHOPPE Saturdays 8:30 - 12:00. MubIc by M.. 1:05. 1:35. 3:00, 4:45, 5:66, NORTH SHORE Lincoln Stopped. ‘Bob” Pooley. lifeguard whom we call Dick? PRODUCED ON OUR OWN FARMS 7:55.9:45 P. M. You’ll Find A Complete " A trip through tbe The sites where Exeter Squires Lived and Loved and Leave Boston for Hampton— 6:45, Fought Off the Indians to Establish This Quaint b o w l in g Have You Heard? Line Of 7:45, 8:45, 9:45, 10:45. 11:45 A. 1 Standish Gift Shop BAKER FARM “Grade A” MILK Old Town. Dally - Nightly — Casino Bow That several new men have been Groceries - Cold Meats M.. 1:45. 3:00. 4:45. 6:45 P. M. H *8 like a trip around the world ling Alleys — Ferncroft Recreation assigned to the Coast Guard sta Ice Cream • Tonics All eye. **A” Street. Leave Hampton for Hampton tion at North Beach? Candy - Magazines | Ocean Boulevard I TELEPHONE HAMPTON 42 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF EXETER’S Beach—7:15, 8:15, 8:45 (Sun.), J Corner a Street Cum uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiuiim iuiiniiiiiiiuiniiiiiiniiiiiiiuiiiiHiinHiiniiiiiiiiimiDumfifimnni^110111111111111 GENERAL 9:19, 10:15, 11:15, 11:60 A. M, Have You Heard7 ^ininiiiiiiniinm nnnnranniiM iiijiiiniiiiiiniiniiiijiiiiiiiniiinu^ ^liiuuiirw iiininiiiiiiiuiiiH iiniiiniiim iim iiniiiiiiiiiiiiH niiiiitiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiH iiiiiH iiiiiiiinim M iiuiiim uiniH nun ini 12:35, 12:51, 1:20, 1:60 (Sun.) That the best way to prevent INFORMATION 3:15. 3:47. 4:30. 5:09. 6:16, 7:30. the iheft of pocket books is to lock f ir s t a id room 8:30, 9:45 P. M I the doors when leaving the house? The Best Vacation . . Leave Hampton Beach for Hamp Comfort Station, opposite Casino, I in the world isn’t going to be very enjoyaJ AUGUST2 - 3-5-6 ton—8:30. 10:00, 10:30, 11:00 A. Ruby A. Patterson, R. N, | hall girls in a frontier saloon, *, Easy Winner At The Colonial think they are in love with real ainhitlon in the theatre. SCHEDULE—Park League The s e r g e a n t had zo recruits Supporting Miss McDonald ln on Lesion Andy Hardy It hardly seems possible, t h a t same man. ned up f<>r fttl,6,le duty. They At ( j l V H “Private Confusion * will be Lauren COLONIAL "A” League the sweet and gentle Melanie ul Chester Morris plays a nraii; inn ■*>w*^iwiiiifliHUHiiiiuiiuiiuiiwiiujiuniiiDMniiiuiininnininiiniiiDiniinninnnniiiii^ THE HAMPTON BEACH ADVOCATE —HE HAMPTON BEACH ADVOCATE Where To Shop xt to the Ashworth Hotel Men’s Softball League Is Tuesday the North Beach team Where To Go Special Dinners Dally routed Rye 25-6 behind some af ludlng Coffee and Dessert fective pitching and fielding on the Batch Of Smiles part of the victors. 45c Laugh-Producer Home-Cooked Food Wednesday the Red Sox defeated | the Red Gulls 9-5 in a stunning up. There was a time when Tuck your local sport page for scheduled seL muuiuiiuiiiiiiiiiiniiHinMtuimmuuuinumuiumnmmii! Held was regularly chopped up by games. The official first round standing Bring Your Car To the spikes of worthy sluggers and will not be available until some of Where To Golf Boar’s Head toll chasers who comprised the the postponed games are played. local baseball learns. It. was a spot Hangers Win To dedicated to hard hitting, savage Filling Station Daughter: Marry that rich old iiPiiiiim ilifnniiiiunniniiiiniiiinnm niiiiiim m iiiiiiiiiiiiim nTm w iiiiiiim uuunniH m inuniuim m ium iiium M ...... base running and steady fielding. Tie For First Place humbub! Why I’d die first. But now something else has taken THE SUN IS SURE TO SHINE/ Mother: Nonsense, my dear, he’s DOLLAR DAYS AUG. 2-3 BARGAIN DAYS GREASING over. On the spot where some In Round One IT’S GOING TO BE PLENTY WARM/ WASHING - POLISHING not so strong as he looks. Out! m.ghty exciting baseball game* The Forest Rangers atoned for TIRES CHANGED PORTER & ROGERS CO. EL ie- I hear that Gladys jg sport have been played Is a softball a previous defeat at the hands of ^uriiiiimm iiium nnuiiiiiniiiiini.iwiiiiiiiiiii.uinm iiiiiiim j WALTER B. ROGERS J' °UGAN SOCONY PRODUCTS diamond, the new center of endeav the Red Gulls by beating them Iasi I SHOE REPAIRING Will Need A New GANTNER Bathing Suit We Alsa Carry ing an engagement ring. Are you NEWBURYPORTS LEADING the happy man? or for the more mature residents of Saturday 7-1 in a real Park League KEROSENE and the town. The Men's Softball buttle. The Eliot-coacbed nine took And Of Course, A Pair Of Slacks. George—No. 1 was eliminated in OUR SPECIALTY MEN S AND BOYS’ STORE at French’s WHITE GAS the semi-finals. League goes back only a few weeks over an early lead which they ago when a group of citizens de maintained throughout the affair. done while you wait by Since l 89i Why not come in and see the new beach fashions at cided something must be done to In tlie second game of the morn modem machinery All Swim Suits Vi Price. keep down the ever expanding ing double header, the North Hamp Read our ad in the Beach Edition of the Newburyport waistlines of former athletes of ton—Red Sox outfit was postponed. Summer Dresses Reduced News. This is our regular stock. Our merchandise is "their day" who had given up every Monday evening the Red Sox FEARER’S LOBSTER form of exercise outside of whist dropped a game to the Red Gulls All Playsuits reduced 63 Congress Street and cribbage and taken on for 10-5 when the latter put on a drive SHOE STORE themselves quite a front. to derive some revenge for theif HAMPTON CENTER defeat on Saturday. PORTSMOUTH, N. H POT To date four teams have been Many other items too Ocean Blvd„ formed—“Bob" Brown's Bomber-. Newburyport, Mass. Hampton Beach Pleasant St. *** numerous to mention. "Mac" Hamilton's Dreadnots, “Bill ’ Brown’s Odds and Ends and the Bnniiiniii!miffliniinniiimiminiiiiiT?.ninBmimiinnr^M!:iMn«i!Uiinniiiin!iflniniiiiiiiuiiur iiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiniiiuiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu- SERVING T H E FINEST OF Kiwanis Kutups. They comprise the FOODS AT REASONABLE George B. French league and will play regularly iiiiniiiniiiiHiiiiiinnunm nim iiniiimninnfi^ PRICES. jinum uiiiiii ■V L M E R ’ S scheduled games at 6 o’clock with COME TO PORTSMOUTH FOR YOUR Company the winners of the league possibly SPORTING NEEDS Listen To Station W. H. E. B. NEAR COAST GUARD STATION being banqueted by the losing PORTSMOUTH, N. H. teams at the close of the season. For SPECIALS On VISIT The fans who have already wit BADMINTON nessed two of the games seem to Extra shuttlecocks, poles, nets, rackets. LOBSTER HISTORIC thoroughly enjoy the somewhat-in- OUELLETTE’S RADIO PROGRAM ISLES OF SHOALS vain efforts of the "old men" in FRIED CLAMS spearing the pellet, which looks as ARCHERY Steamer Sightseer big as a basketball, and in taking MID-SUMMER Lemon wood bows, arrows, arm-guards, target CHICKEN STEAK — ROUND TRIP DAILY — a healthy swipe at the thing only faces, bow strings. CLEARANCE Leaving Portsmouth to end up with a pop fly As a usu ► 10:50 A. M. al thing the first few innings co Aug. 1-2-3 off at a terrific pace but along TENNIS Final Mark-Downs FISH DINNERS CHOWDERS Round Trip $1.25 toward the seventh most every OUELLETTE’S Children .75 totter prays to goodness he won’t Wright & Ditson, Wilson, Slazenger, rackets In Children’s connect with the ball bo that he’ll tennis balls, covers, presses, eye shades, gabar Like This FOR EVERYTHING IN LADIES’ APPAREL have to run to first. dine tennis shorts DRESSES The dreadful golfer made a fierce 31 Con area* Street Portsmouth, N. H COATS ovipe and cut up a divot. Already a great deal of interest | SUNSUITS "Never mind." said he. putting has been aroused among local fan SOFTBALL PLAY TOGS it in his pocket. "I’ll send that to dom in the game which gives all SLACK SETS the valliant souls a chance to "do Balls, bats, gloves, mitts CUNNINGHAM One-Pipe Furnace. $25. foe—he was asking what th» SLACKS course was like " or die" Just for the fun of it. The m u m n in .il SWIM SUITS Includes oil burners, float onlookers roar with laughter at BATHING PAJAMAS valve. Been installed in 5- the antics of Mike Blake. Ross MILLINERY PHOTOGRAPHER room year ’round home for palmer. Joe Ferguson or Hank Trunks, surf riders, sun mats, beach balls. PEARSON & KNOWLES CO. BEACH WEAR 4 years. Just the thing for Cozy Corner Cafe Fleming in the field and shout their cottage or bungalow. eucouragenient to such hopefuls ce F. Pearson Mar land D. Knowles — Open Year ’Round — GOLF Apply; c. C. Bragg, Mill as Bob Brown. Arnold George. JACK and JILL Catering to Banquets Clarence Kershaw. Harry Kees. Wilson, Louisville, Sj>aulding, Hagen dubs, SHOP SOLICITS YOUR PATRONAGE Road, Hampton. Tel. 358. and Special Parties Vic Grandmaison. Willard Emery. golf bags, balls, gloves. One Minute Up To 16 Yrs. Old Harold Gerber or Vic Mitchell as they go puffing around the bases 105 CONGRESS STREET after a mighty drive. PORTSMOUTH, N. H. MEN’S & YOUNG MEN 121 Water St. Those citizens who have not at tended the games are encouraged “The Sporting Goods Store' I to do so if they haven’t a wpak 20 MARKET STREET PORTSMOUTH, N. H CLOTHING - FURNISHIN heart and can stand the gaff. Watch 82 Fleet Street, Portsmouth, N. H TELEPHONE 6S9 Trade In Your Outmoded Figure Fhe Best Of Home-Cooked Food At Fair Prices Model LOSE POUNDS rtfl--’• AND INCHES irT Sw T l ' WITHOUT st a r v in g l 0y the fame^ Maclevy Sl«n^ OUR MODERN PRINTING THE HUB OF THE BEACH 1 U erizlng System that hn« *j Enjoy Golf During Your Vacation shaped the lives of mllll°rfc PLANT IS EFFICIENT ! Dali or Write for Guest Trl*j GRILL LUNCH ONE OF THE FINEST NINE-HOLE Evelyn’s Invitation. The Hampton Publishing Company On The Corner ’a r a has all the necessary mechanical equip Round The Corner Beauty Shop 1 I /A Open Every Day nrd A U n O k Mon.. Wed. and Frl. evening* ment needed to turn out good printed COURSES IN NEW ENGLAND w K r i JUICY STEAKS - TENDER CHOPS See Your Steak Grilled High St., Hampton, N. H. until 9 p. m.______matter rapidly/ And this equipment is it costs nothing to Investing FISH - LOBSTER - CHICKEN In Our Daylight Kitchen operated by men who are speedy and Suggests making these gay , /.J and we'll be glad to say helF FRIED OR STEAMED CLAMS JUICY STEAKS - CHOPS months your loveliest ones experienced, too. Be sure to see us with a chic casual coiffure With French Fries At All Hours when you need printed material of any Regular Dinners individually created for you. kind . . . our prices are low, our work GRILLED FRANKFURTS Noon Specials .... is good. Phone Hampton 17. ARE OUR SPECIALTY COUNTRY We are prepared to help Complete Supper Have You Tried Our you with any Personal | | | 5 i — Mechanical Massage Beauty Problems. Hampton Publishing Co Club Breakfast ., Home-Made Pics? On Route 110 Between Stab rook and Amesbury Center For an Appointment H Telephone Hampton 265 La f a y e t t e r o a d h a m p t o n c e n t i HAVE YOUR NEXT MEAL OR LUNCH AT DOUG’S - C ST LICENSED MASSEUSE ,f a t t e n d a n c e Favorite Slenderizing Centre RUTH L. McGRAW, Diroctor ...... Tel,..223...... PorUmouth, N.H; THE HAMPTON BEACH ADVOCATE p a g e s Seacoast Region N. Y. Talent Scouts POLICE KEPT BUSY - BEACH THEFT — SCHRINERS’ MARFA — Doing Its Share To Review Local (Continued from rose one) The seacoast region of fl, (Continued from Page Ono) (Continued from Pago One) Hampshire is doing Ha part ton car Entertainers Dr. F. Lawrence Bullfinch of tl,t. federal government’s nation Announcement was made today I ifuyi'lto road. H a m p to n Fulls, m discovered the loss D: Nolei tui- defense program. -rw*r Manchester, chief potentate of that local preliminary auditions or Harrison’s Filling Sta nished police with o description ol When federal agents get to i* y 0|# \\\ Bektash temple, heads the commit would begin on August the 4th tion. had thrust his loft arm ttroufh the man. He was arrested while area In their study of al llnduttr" ----- Friday, August 9,1940 5000 Free Distribution tee on the beach outing with F. for the novel ’'Summer l ime Tal a window in a scuffle with F/U 1 parked in an auto in Jtiont of an facilities In the country a study n Melvin Dresser as recorder. A dis ent Quest" to be conducted every Hammond, also of Hampton ™ other house at the beach. ln progress, they will find all a p la y of fireworks furnished by the Wednesday evening during the und had severed several arteries. In court Saturday morning Mir- able Information right at hand n beach Chamber ot Commerce in month of August at the Olympia He was Riven emergency treatment thu pleaded guilty and was sen result of work on the part of t honor of the Shriners will conclude Theatre in Portsmouth, N. H. bv Officer Eastman who applied « tenced by Judge John W. Perkins the evening program. All events tourniquet and rushed to the Es- committees of the Seacoast Re* bserve St.PetersburgDayOn Monday Designed primarily to provide an to 10 days in the House of Correc al Development association. of the Marfa are open to the pub opportunity for persons in Hamp eter hospital by Chief Hcrkness tion. Assigned costs of $4.70, he These two groups already ha Next Monday will be "St. Peters lic and no charge is to be made. ton and vicinity, with unusual abi Shortly before 8 o'clock I t Is CROWELL PERFORMS was unable to pay and was ordered published brochures presenting ix Are Rescued burg Day” at Hampton Beach. J. In other years the Shriners have lity to entertain, to show their tal B a rb a ra Fitzgerald. 516 H a m p s h ire Lawn Party Held Funeral Directors to work out that amount at the sponsored a week of circus per industrial picture In Portum A Frohock. Lieuteuant Governor ents before New York stage and street. Lawrence. Mass., wus struck BEFORE EXPERTS House of Correction. and Newmarket and a study of By Coast Guard By Ladies’ Aid of Florida Kl wauls and for three formances at the beach to which film representatives, the Olympia urn! knocked down 0s she attempt While his State House ser Convene At Beach Dover situation In dn* °onr Hampton Beach Ooast iluards- years an international officer in admission was charged. More re Theatre’s "Summer Time Talent cd to cross Oceau boulevard by vice crew was battling a blaze The annual lawn parly and sup These committees are lnduB jgn opened their observance of the Kiwanls. will be the guest speaker The August meetin of the New Church Notice cently tickets have been sold for the car operated hv John Libby of at the state Capitol in Concord per held Thursday afternoon and Quest” may be the stepping stone development. Forrest M. Ea I at a "ladies’ night” of the Kiwanls Hampshire Funeral Directors’ aaso- prizes presented at a free enter 226 Elmwood uve.. Manchester. N. th anniversary of the establish Wednesday, Supt. of State evenlug on (he grounds of the Com Holy Communion of Episcopa to stardom and fame for some tal chairman, and Industrial res Club of the Hamptons, to be held elation was held Wednesday after- tainment to raise funds for the The young______^girl was treated at ed of the Coast Guard service In munity Church was a big success. lians at the Community Church,-j ented young person in Hampton or House Wendell D. Crowell was at the Ashworth on next Monday noon the Hotel Ashworth, with charitable work of the organiza the First Aid room by Ruby Pat- Frank W. Randall, chairman, Is section of the country with the The affair, held under the aus Hampton Beach, 9 A. M- every Sun Hampton Beach. doing some fire-fighting of his evening at 6:30 o’clock. Following members of the state board of ex- tion. This year, however, the Marfa terson. R N.. for minor cuts and . These will give federal agea cue of a group of three Manches- pices of the Ladies’ Aid Society day during July, August and Sept. Preliminary auditions will be own at the Delancey Hotel. the dinner at eight o’clock, the big amlners present. 0 is in the form of an outing for bruises and allowed to go homo ] dear picture of available Indus er men about two miles off shore. was largely attended and quite a 1st The Rev. Junius J. Norton of held on Sunday, August the 4th, at Neither blaze caused much private dining room of the Ash-, Paul 1. McNamara of West Leb- members, their guests and all shortly after.
S Olympia Theatre “Summer Time Talent Quest* • Bank Night Wednesday Blank and TALENT QUEST” Mall to the ^ Name
