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The Neptune Township municipal committee took a stand Tuesday night on three issues that have been Evangelist Billy Graham Inspires Con­ brought. before the’ meetings by. various residents the past , two . months., • Iii a statement of policy the com­ gregations W ith 10 Messages; Drs. mittee declared that it would not appoint a local planning board in .1 the-township at this, time, but will Joseph Blinco, O f England, And Paul ' continue to use the services of a . trained planner, Charles PilMinneapolis, Share Pulpit mittee revealed that a land-use map 1 . —. .. .yiVBSWi for the township had been prepared PICTURED ABOVE are Robert E. Kirby (left) and l^erle F. ; . under his direction and . that the Over 85,000 attendants formed the total congregation to tell others the way of Salvation, township zoning ordinances are Smith (right) being congratulated by Kinsey'Merritt (center), president of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association, on the for Ocean Grove’s historic 87th anniversary C am pm eeting,,”.eeA i :Sp.lr^ to ha-ve 'now being studied by-Mr. Pike with power and to guide. It is not by planning in mind. .... : r occasion of the clergy lunchcon of the Kirby-Smith-Associates at highlighted by the 10 messages of world-renowned Evangelist the North End Hotel last Friday. Billy Graham. Sunday was the thrilling climax, with 20,000 might but by my Spirit, said the At recent meetings . questions t . The luncheon was attended by approximately 100 ministers Lord. If I could have blit one have been raised why Township At­ and Christian laymen from many sections of the country and persons overflowing the Auditorium and crowding the sur­ thing, it would not be a big con- ' torney. Richard . W. Stout', is not marked the 800th church to be served by this 17-year old nation­ rounding park. Sregation, nor big salary, but bo ’ '^present at the- committee sessions. ally known fund-raising organization. During this period the Kirby- Billy Graham The Camp opened Friday able to see in; my congregation In answer, Mayor Shafto pointed Smith staff of trained visitors has conducted over 285,000 interviews night, Aug. 24, with Holy hall and he did not speak to him. those whom I had lead to a sav­ out that the . attorney is an em­ in behalf of Christian stewardship in churches of all denominations What is our problem? The Bible ing knowledge of JesUs Christ. ployee of the township, in a similar across the nation.. .. Communion and closed 10 calls it sin. We arp all born with l .^capacity as the engineer and the The principal address of the luncheon was given by Dr. Hans MEMORIAL 'CROSS days later, Labor. Day morn­ a moral imperfection, because one . ‘auditor, and that his presence is not Evans,, pastor of the Coatesville Presbyterian Church, Coatesville, ing, with the traditional sear man sinned and the devil is-still A-eguired except on special occa- Penna. Other speakers included: Dr. Gustave Stark, pastor, First The 18-foot Memorial Cross son reports and “March working. ’ Let us look at soirie of iaioris.* ••All m atters needing'a legal Methodist Church, Passaic; Rev. Richard L. Robinson, director of on the front of the Ocean the ■ wrongs. First—transgression opinion are referred to the attor­ the Gospel Furtherance Society; Rev. Raymond-Miller, rector, St. Grove Auditorium, facing the Around Jerusalem.’’ Dr. is the breaking of the law. God ney for study before final decisions Uriel the Archangel Episcopal Church, Sea Girt. Invocation was sea, .will be lighted the week of Joseph Blinco, of London, said that we should have no other - are;made. ’ ''' ■ given by Mr. Merritt. ■ „ . , Sept. 8 to .1 5 . in memory of England, who flew to this gods before Him. But you say, ‘I On the third issue, the commit­ Vocal selections were given by Virginia Wynn and John Trotter.. George A.-and Louise C. Hab- country for the Ocean Grove have none.’ No? You spend hours tee declared that the recent ordi­ erle, by their daughter, Maude in front of your T.V. Have you nances permitting construction of L. Roberts, of. Orange and meetings, and Dr. Paul Rees, spent hours studying the Word of split-level homes in the Gables of Occan Grove. / ■, of Minneapolis, shared the God ? Your car, your card club, . 1.600 square feet of'living space Improvement Fund | pulpit with Dr. Graham. hours at. the bridge table, lying, ■ /w ill not be rescinded. The'commit- I TIME TO REGISTER cheating, stealing, lusting. Any­ . //itee felt that these ordinances do 1 FOR NOV. ELECTION Attendance at the Camp thing that comes between you and not downgrade the area as charged Totals $222,890.12 was a record-breaker of re­ God is sin. No .one has ever ful­ by several complainants. , Registration for the Novem­ Mrs. l5ertha Tanis, cent years, with , 15,000 niore filled the Great Commandment. We ■ William ;DeMidowitz, James F. ber Presidential General Elec- .. . . than last year’s 10-day series. are all guilty of breaking the moral Laning and Oscar . B. Ladd urged Ocean Grove’s Restoration and tion is .now being conducted Rev. j Geo. l M. Muller Old - timers compare t h e laws of God. Even the man who • the committee to change the zoning Improvement , Fund now-' totals has never heard of God and His $222,890.12, of . which $210,228.68 daily in the Neptune Township WCU AUffUSt LollT- crowds to the days of Gypsy status in the - Gables back' to the ; municipal office on South Main < ^ law, by instinct knows it-is wrong 11,400 square feet of space on the has been paid :in cash and the bal­ Smith and Billy Sunday. to steal and kill. ance «f $12,661.44 has been pledged; Street, Evening registration “Let us take'the second thought first floor. will be; held there the final With the pronouncement of the Donors',to the Fund since last Mrs. Bertha Marip Tanis, R.N., Holy Trinity and the sounding of -Missing the-M ark. The sin of week's listing' in The Times are:— three nights, Sept. 25, 26 and 112 Lake Avenue, Ocean Grove, and omission.” Here Dr. Graham told Son Horn, August: 22 27, from 7 to 9. P.M. the Auditorium bells, O c e a n Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Fehnel the R ev. Georjge M;'AJiiller, Th. D;, Grove’s President K. N. Merritt of buying a diamond at an auction Mi-. & Mrs. Walter B. Chamber- In Ocean Grove a special pastor'ol , Gliriat arlh.,„t Mewlodist ChuTcli, closed the Camp at the LaboT D ay1 in Atlantic City; The first one he ' Pfp. and Mrs. Edwin D. Sav- *• lain * registration booth will be open I Paterson,r'atersoiv were were ■ • marriedjW J • August M ?n.. morning session, attended by 1,400. ever visited. He : eventually paid Dr. Joseph Blinco 6ge, of Ancholrngo, Alaska, arc be­ .Mr.: & -Mrs. Emil Carlewitz . - in the Camp Meeting Associa- 18fh.ftt the S^ond^Ag»ne The season reports which were pre­ $65 for it and thought he was smart Rev. & Mrs. Samuel J. Truscott ’■ ‘-tton ■ ■ office—Sept:' 13 nnd~^20, - disf 'GhorcliV Ehzilbetfc.- . . _ to have purchased a $1,000 diamond ing congratulated on the arrival of from 2 to 4 PJM. ------^..r.v.vwM-v .1 , I uvsented»iia;u .VY1Hwill be Ppublished in the next 'Our story, you remember, was n son; Edwin David, Jr., on Aug. Mrs. John Armstrong 1 H e r s o n , the Rev. James R, Ta'n>H|5Jie of The Tim'ime.s. es. "All Hail t the h e f(Jr such, a small sum. “The next the healing of the lame man at the 22. The baby weighed'6 lbs.', 12 ozs. William C. Hogan is, co-pastor of Greys tone Pres"by-1 -Power of Jesos Name” was the morning my wife and Cliff, Barrows, gate beautiful! Let us take it up at birth. Grandparents are Mr. and Thomas H. & William C. Catley terian Church, Elizabeth, officiated, ^ymn* who were with me, went to the from verse 17 of chapter 4 of Acts. Mrs. Robert A. Savage, of Colling- Rev, &, MtsV R. L. Mowbray assisted‘by Rev. WilliaTn' Tolton, x--’Ahis issue of The Timcs: reports jewelers. He looked at it through “The healing had made a great dale, Pa., and summer residents Ocean Grove Bemorial Home co-pastor "with Rev. Tanis.. Anoth- ^he Campmeeting from the Wcd- his glass. I will hot tell you what stir in the city, and the authority, here at 6 Mt. Zion'Way. Pfc. Sav- Rev. Paul M. Harris TwoBucknellians I er• son, • ■ TFrederick P - : . J — - 1 - rJ. m Tanis, -of j . nOcean — — l .nesday n f l C f l i u r night r» i n-W *- service; ■■ - - Aug. * ------29, its value was, nor what he said to had taken Peter and John into ifge was a ' north': gallery ’usher in F.' P. Crawford Grove, and Miss Becky Wooton, of through the closing Sunday night, me.” This; was to illustrate Dr'. court but could find nothing wrong. tl^e Auditorium before entering the Mr. & Mrs. William B. Minto Graham’s thought— It had been a miracle and the To Wed Huntington, West Virginia, and WEDNESDAY NIGHT Army. He will he home in Novem­ Lillian R. Fleming ' Ocean Grove, attended the couple. “God looks on the heart. He healed man was there as a wit-' The evening Scripture lesson was kno-tfs the thoughts and interests ber, the completion of two years Mr. & Mrs. Norman Johnson Mrs.:Muller has been conducting ness. - They held a conference pnd lifcrvice. . ;,'~ Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Jenney Mr. and Mrs. John ,J. Dietrich, of from Rev. 7:9. Read by Dr. Blinco and can see the defects.. We are decided that quiet must be obtained. a conyelescent home a t 112-114 after Dr. Frank Duncan of Phia- ■ >/. ; — _ Mr. & Mrs. Fred Ulmer Reading, Pa., have announced the all sinners, Jesus said. In the So they ordered Peter and John Miss Elia' Combes ', engagement of their daughter, Miss Lake Avenue for the past seven delphia offered prayer. After the story of the rich man and Lazarus, years.,The convelescent home will nnd their followers' not-to,.speak' Black Wins Shuffleboard Miss Hester E. Fickin Joann Shaffner Dietrich, to Mr. singing of Mr. Shea, Dr. Graham it was not what he had done but that Name any more. Instead of Miss Melba Taylor - George Klauder, son of Mr.-and continue under the 'Same super­ asked that we offer prayer for the ■because of what he had .riot done vision for the present. Mrs. Muller stopping, they, had a prayer meet­ i The final Red and Black.contest Mr. & Mrs. Everett Imbt ' Mrs.^Nor^an in'auder, of Philadel- T " father of Vice President Nixon. he found b’msclf in hell. There are ing. One thing the' devil hates is •Vps played at the Fletcher Lake Robert S. Shaw phia, and grandson of the late Rev. n sticcial notfce "We entertained the Nixons in our millions of people in distress all a prayer meeting that is a meeting |'s).iufTleboard courts last Saturday Henry Petley ’ ; home before the convention and over the world: Here, the colored of prayer. If there was a will be made in The Times. , |iounqfound themtnem devoted Christians, Vhiorning. At the start, Red team Rev. Harry T. Wells ;. vonrn 1,1 Gr°ve for forty. Rev anj Mrs jju]icr first became brought up in the Christian way man abused because of his color and prayer meeting of ministers for a Mr. & Mrs. Elmer A. Dickson years. „_i up in the Christian way we arc neglecting to .do what we Tjks leading 91. to 85, but in the acquaintedaeouamted 40 vears years bedngo and theythev of life, l.i't 1'= ~ -J revival, the devil would step in and finals Black team won 17 to 7. The Alice B. Miller, in memory pf of life. Let ns forget politics and should to relieve and stop these say, ‘It will cost too much.’ He al­ Lulu M. P arlett 1 ! hadn’t seen each other, again until pray for the total recovery Of Mr. wrongs. We commit every day the j.f-aason’s 'total, was 17. for Black— [ two y?ors ago. ' ■ ■ ways knows the open door and is ’ season’s total was Black—102 to H arry B. Marks Nixon, Sr.,- who is an earnest Chris- sins of Omission: I am guilty, you wise and subtle enough to enter 4ted—98. A total of 200 games Mrs. H. W. Frichtel ' * . tion.” Dr. Graham offered a’prayer. are guilty. All have sinned and it and to use the weak place in was played by 200 contestants. Mr. & Mrs. WiHiam Graeff - Then he said, “If I collapse before come short of the glory of God. groups or individuals to do his evil Rev. & Mrs.-George W. Hanners T een-Ager Eyeni I finish this sermon it is because I There is a difference in all of us work. He uses some of the most — * — — Herbert C. Vanaman played golf this • afternoon in but God sees us all a^ sinners. unexpected people at times. At the Insurance Co. Promotion Edna' M. Butler At Yacht Cl ul) the hot sun. My,'but it was hot!” “There was - only o'ne man per­ great Billy Graham campaign in Mrs. H. Wiltshire. . Dr. Graham announced the showing fect. The Lord Jesus Christ. He England it was a great Borrow to . Carroll S. Pierce, 21 •' W.ebb Ave­ Mr3. Walther A. Andresen of a new' x picture ^ m “Fire e uilon theU1B came to die that we might be saved find that Christian people opposed 1 nue; has been promoted to assistant Forty, youngsters attended the He«ther”_ on Monday night here. 1 Harriet Howard ' Teen-Age Dance and Barbecue at to life eternal.' Your soul is your it, thereby fighting against God. ; . district supervisor of the Newark Mrs. Iola'R. C. Staats It is considered a wonderful pic­ personality, ^ your very life. When ivncu ■In our story .tne the priests put up district grouj> office of the New the Shark River Yacht Club last ture. It is a Christian picture, » w y up Mrs. Harriet E, Lown • week. - your body dies youT soul lives on. argumentsimrnil-C against tne*t- - —preaching York ; Life Insurance Company. Oscar E. Olsen. shown but once before. - Sin defiles the heart, out of which. of Peter^nd .John -- they were .: Mr,iPierce ,joiped\the company in Mrs. John Haulenbeek was chair­ Again tonight Dr. Graham took Mr. & Mrs. Chester ’H. Disbrow man, assisted by teen-ager co- are the issues of life. You have no fighting God. The devil, did not die 1953 as group .representative in the Mrs. E. L. Fitch his lesson from the book of Mat­ power to do right because of sin. i y?u took the Loi&J/.in. .Wat Philadelphia office. A gradunte of chairmen 'Betsy Magill and'Don An­ thew, ninth chapter, verses 10-13. Dorothy E. Gumbel derson. .Others on the committee Your conscience is seered and the.ls the time he starts to woYk. *He Upsala College, he’ served in the William C. .Gray • The story of Jesus’ call to Matthew older you grow the harder it be- used the most subtle scheme you Marine Corps jn World W ar 2. were Mr- and .Mrs. Richard Ander­ and dining with him. The Phari­ V* ■ -1 Auditorium Ushers’ Association son, Mrs. Webb Eittreim, Mrs. Rus­ comes until the Holy Spirit has! ever heard. They could do all the Franklin Li Patridge, Jr. sees asked the disciples why Jesus hard work to get through. The miracles, and talk all they wished, sell Schmid, James Jefferson, John ate with publicans and sinners. t Guests On Carrier ; i Auditorium Choir. ■ Haulenbeek arid Mr. a n d ,, Mrs. Bible says He will not always . “nt not speak the Name, keep quiet - Capt. Joseph B. H. Young, USN, Young People's Appreciation Day When Jesus knew He'said,.“I am strive with man—-then’man is lost.' about Jesus. I was;asked to preach George Magill. riot conic to call the righteous, but of the U S Champlain, brought his Ocean Grove Hotels The outdoor party, under flood­ We are all under the sentence of. «> » college, but was to leave any- ^mother and cousin, M rs.. E. D. S. Emily P. Spence • • ■ sinr.ers to repentance,” ' , . : death.* What can'we do? Jesus ’thing out about Jesus. I did not light, took place at the barbecue pit, “We have been slack in going Young and Mrs. Hattie Haney, Hattie Gamber with dancing on the tennis court. came and paid the price for our preach. The name of. Jesus is l?ke home, 100 Webb Avenue, Wednes­ S, I. Broughton to sinflors to win them.. The church sin. He took them upon Himself :a signal for the'devil to start his day, from Bayonne Naval Base, ^ Dorothy L. Jenney * ------has failed, Christians have failed, and died in our place so God can^ W0l'k‘ J f he had won that day Peter and we need to go. We go visiting -where they were his guests for, the . E. A.'Hespe ’ i Joann S. Dietrich Operate Theatrical ^School save us. if we come to Him andcould have gone back to his fish- day. The big flattop, the third larg­ tiC. Renderer and talk of everything else but confess we are sinners. He will re- j ,n£ aru* would not be 2,000 est ;in the Navy.'wiIKwarp put of B.' A. Michael Miss Dietrich is a graduate of God. As soon as the seririon is claim u s and change our lives. No I later the church nor any Bucknell Univeraity, June, 1956. . Mr.' and Mrs. George Raab re­ over we talk of everything else, the1 base with' the aid'of eight tugs P. M. Reed . turned to their winter home in New matter how deep your sin or "how Christian, nor the name of Jesus, "for a shake-down cruise after a M. M. Dowera Mr. Klauder, class of 1965, Bucknell but the Word of God. awful, Jesus paid the price and | * 1 know that.there is a great deal University, is presently serving York' thia- week after spending the “We rend of the various crises, complete overhaul, destination Nor­ Kennerup family summer at 66 Cookman Avenue, Salvation is yours if you will give °[ w°rk Jo be done in , a large folk. - C. E. Broughton with the U. S. Army, Guided Mis­ in the world, , here, there, ..vYviy-iy,— every- your . will, j your1 being,uciMBj couipieceiy..completely church but the committee gets to- W. A. Paddock sile Battalion, stationed at Fort which __ they, . T-...i«acu purchased . jjiin tjiuyjJuly where. Our fathers,- griandfathers! - *0 Him. You say, ‘Will I be able-! T. S. Capron Hancock, N. J. through the J. A- Hurry Agency. ! way baclc have had these crises andj keep away from my sinT if. v f do?>?• • Page two, please , « l Edw.: C.’Lacher 11 ; * ------They love Ocean Grove and expect wc have them. What causes the You have the power because W. H. Russell ' to spend many weekends here dur- ! wrongs ?• Millions living under j J gsus said He-would always be with Rev. H. Brooks Son Born August 31 ing the fall and winter months, j bondage, social injustices, crimes; us; I .a£king you not to leave They, are .a talented couple^who ; of every kind all on the increase. • this building .unless-you are sure ‘Hi-Line” * A son, Michael Todd, was ,bo'rn have gained distinction in training 11 have seen little'^ Negro children fJesus. Christ lives in you^.-.You will Baptized. Labor Day last Friday in Fitkin Hqspitil\to children for parts in successful standing off in/, the ; school yard I have- the rest and p,eace' never Martha Hurry ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis', 100% stage, screen and movie shows. I thenmen beaten Deaten by Dy whitewmte children, eYencVen I known otherwise.” To The Hills Beverly Lunsford, who is now mak-.children are commtiting awful Lynn Ann Merrill Snydor, infant Cookman ' Avenue. The b a bV Beyejrly Lunsford; who is now maU“ .children are .Gommtifc^w nwftii l it Dr. Thnmnn.Thomas Mosely, president of Mary Jane, Evers daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry weighed 7 lbs., 7V& ozs. at birth. ing a movie in Hollywood, and crimes/’., Here Dr. Graham, told the Christian and Missionary Col- Hi,-folks. Let’s 1 siee, the clothes Patty McCormack are graduates of : a b m who went to a young Shark Iiiver mils are ready, shoes are shined, lunch H. Snyder, 90 Clark Avenue, was Mrs. Davis is the form er Barbara lege in Nyack, N,1 Y., pronounced baptised in' the Auditorium on Lee Todd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of their stjhool. Many successful j doctor artfi he was unable to say box ready and. waiting, for Mon­ n u .. ■« »*» • • * ■ the benediction. Hi, there—here is the, opening, day, Sept. 10. Seems only yester­ Labor Day morning by the Rev. Charles « ! fh^tT'Thite whnt wasUhe matter, so he asked Louis Mitchell, Occan Grove trustee the man iNhe had it before and THURSDAY MORNING day Schedule for the Shark R iver' day we were looking forward to a George and Elinor Raab theatrical Dr. Blinco continued his talk pf Hills School—this is TEMPORARY nicenlc long vacation and here it is and Philadelphia pastor. Lynn wa3 OCEAN GROVE AUDITORIUM when the man said he had, the doe- born Feb. 26th of this year. school.' toj s&id, ‘Well, you’ve got it again.” yesterday .morning on “Havinu until Tom Herbert and. his staff JjeiJ3ept., time for school again. That The preacher Sunday, Septem­ What it TaJtes.’’ “People' today, find out which time is best; for the old Bchool bus will bp awaiting ^ou ber 9th at 10:30 A.M. will be Rev. You ask if we will haye war. OCEAN GROVE WOMAN’S CLUB Yes, we will have wars as long more than ever, need a deep inward bus pupils.cthe lunch hours, and , all at'8:45. Just the same, it will George - G. Dilworth, I).D„ District Daughter ^orn Aug. 27 knowledge of the Bible and be able walking students, etc; f’ -h .be pretty , nlco . in the brand new has a vacancy for 1 lady, yearly Secretary, American Bible Society, as one man has greed, lnlt and prejudice. Even in the U.M. there All Kindergartncrs will come in ' school. Haven't found out about rental, breakfast privileges. Refer­ Philadelphia.' A t'7:30 P.M. Rev, A daughter. Patti Jean, was the morning on Monday and then whether there will be .whole or half ences. Inquire at Club House, 89 Raymond E. Neff, District Superin­ born Apg. 27, to Mr. and Mrs. R. is wrong. The South American HELEN YARN SHOP delegate refused to vote for Prance 48 Main Ave., Occan Grove be assigned to their morning or .’ sessions for -the first and secopd Mt. Carmjel Way. __36 tendent, Eastern District, Newark Cooper,- of Westfield and Ocean afternoon session. Kindergarten graders. Last time I spoke to a Conference of the M e t h o d is t Grove. Mrs.: Cooper is the former on an issue after saying he would. Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30 will be out a t 11:00 yA..M. few of the Board of Education,-they DR. NORMAN LAYTON. Church, will preach. .—g6 Thelma Aschenbach. The Coopers Asked why, it was because he had . PHONE PR 5-8131 met the Froncl) delegate in the F irst bell is a t ,8:35 A.M.—sec­ ‘were not sure. I sure hopo it will be Chiropractic Physician,' 97 Abbott have one other child, Robert Rey­ -14tf ond bell which’should find allistu- ■ ' all day, as these first five years are Ave., Ocean Grove. Off. Hrs., 2 to 4, BEAT THE RUSH • nolds, Jr., 21-monthfi-old. , . dents in their clas?rooms is at 8:46, ’ the foundation roots of their edu­ 7 to 8 P.Af. except Weds., and Sun. We, have complete line NAGLE’S MAIN CENTRAL Kindergarten out 11:00, other Get Yonr Paper Hanging Someone’s Birthday Soon? . cation. 'O ur boy. has been watch­ Phone PR 5-5430., . —26tf ' Orders in Now. Norcross GREETING CARDS ' PHARMACY — PR 4-0204 grades.dismissed at 11:45 for lunch, v' ing Mr. Moore; readying his school They’ll- appreciate a Greeting. All-year service. Drugs of quali- THOMPSON. & GILLAN Choose from our assortment. Different — Appropriate. THE First bell after lynch is 12:20,'2nd • bus.'-f > ' '■ ■ YOUR BEST BUY — THE TIMES ! 47 Main Ave." — Ocean Grove ' for prescriptions. Doctors advise bell is a t 12:30. School dismissed ' Fats tlx,, pleai© : 83.0Q A YEAR •' WILLIAMSON'S OPP. P. O. SANDPIPER, 47 .Main Aye., Ocean Nagle’s. Honrs 8:30 a. m. - 10 p. m. at.2:30., ' i- '• '■! 1 ' *• t’ V. J* -'.’. r-*- ' ’■ ' - —33tf —i4tr Grove.- ■ '-: v . ' . —33tf I'-u . •- ’, ■ ’f“ ' ■'■■•4v.- ' ilircc; p’.cnse /' ■'M OCEAN' GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY' SEPTEMBER 7, 1956.

'.ook so innocent. You,'as -well asY, very blbod,!\n li dosed with the Then all peace and. joy and Salva­ -.now older people thus affected and statement, “They literally die;/ a tion, is yours and'the Holy Spirit chey let it go on into resentment 1,000 deaths.” Jr. Graham ,ion- enters arid, remakes your life and •nu anger. We need, to face up to 'tinued, “When esus died on! the goes with you all the way.. SIDELIGHTS OF THE CAMP Paul’s jneanin^—misdirected eroo-; cross he not onljf suffered phy^cal-phys, j“I cannot leave Him on. the Ci'oss, ions. Mark 3:6. Here we find the ly but .on Him (was laid your sin •Christ rose, is living arid you can disciples were not understanding— and mine,, the sin of the world. talk with Him and He will be with By Wm. T. Kresge, Editor Jesus was grieved because of the causing'H im to Vry opt ‘My God, you always. You must be attentive .lardness \of their hearts. Jesus’, why hast Thou forsaken Me?’ for the Holy Spirit does not always Bijly Graham and his evangelistic team will open a mger was so different from oursyl . “Paul could have gloried in the strive arid the time may come when Their stubborness and pride were preaching of Jesus or His teach- He will speak no more if you keea month-long Crusade iri Louisville, Kentucky, starting- Sept. hurting themselves. Most of our ing, in his birth or His resurrec- rejecting His call.” 30. Prior to this Billy; will take^ part in a men’s mass meeting ■ngcr is because of self. Second— ; tion, ascension, and , the coming in Cleveland; Ohio, Sept. 14;a[nd 15, under the sponsorship of unhealthy emotions. Allowing one again of the Lord; blit he gloried SATURDAY MORNING the- National Council ofChurches. Over 15,000 men are if these mis-directed emotions to only in the 'death, of Jesus. Why linger,' you injure your emotions, has the cross become the emblem The Scripture Lesson was Tead expected to attend, and sharing the program -with Billy ‘Gra- chen your health. No m atter how, of Christianity? The Bible con- by the congregation under the lead­ ,ham wjll be, among others, Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, Con­ much, you. are carrying poison in ' tains. 66 books which is one story ership of Chaplain Chas. Cole, trustee, and the morning prayer of­ gressman W alter Judd. and Professor Elton Trueblood. The, your system. A doctor who make3 and running through from Genesis following night, Sept: 16, Billy Graham-wili address a mam- ’ j study of this.says, ‘continue and to Revelation is a red thread, the fered,by Dr., Benj. Gilbert/ of New7 it will kill you.' Be big enough to blood of our Lord ■ "and Saviour, ark. Dr. and Mrs. Eddowes pre­ moth rajly in the Rubber*Bowl at Akron, Ohio. - < ; realize you injure your body, mind, The Old Testament tells of the sented Miss Mabel Vaughn, holding the lorigent. membership in the Gospel Singer Besyer^y Shea, Pianist Tedd Srpith ai\d: und soul. | coming of the Redeemer; and every Song Leader Cliff, Barrows sail for England on: Sept." 13 to THE WHITE WHALE IS SIGHTED—Gregory Peek, as Captain “Next, let us take fear. Fear can; offering of , a lamb by the Jews Audttoriurri-Choir,..with a copy'of Ahab near the dreaded sea monster in this scene from the produc­ be a phobia, persisting, nagging ] was a symbol of the crucifixion and the new song book. Miss Vaugh as take part in a religious conference,at Camp Filey; irepresept-.; tion “Moby Dick,” now playing at the Bridle Motor-Vuc, ending -ear. Phobias are fears attached, the redemption of man by the shed not able' to sit in the choir this ing Billy Graham. They expect to return; in time for partici-: tomorrow (Saturday) night. to'certain conditions. You can in] blood of Jesu3 Christ. The New summer. • , . ■ pation in the Louisville c r u s a d e .' ... r ■ childhood bo caused to fear apd un-j Testament tells of the fulfillment The soloist of the morning, Rev. less broken will continue. 2 Tim. by Jesus of the Old. Herbert Howels took the;book down rm n n m o p tn in t Fourth, faithfulness—in church. If says, ‘God has not given us the spir- “I want you to look at.the Cross. to Miss VaugHn in hei- wheel chair. v Ocea'n Grove Association President and Mrs- K. N, Mer- \ C? I you prayed for- the preacher he . First,' it is the expression of hu- Before offering another prayer, rittee were host and hostess last Friday night at a reception ■ (Continued from Page 1) | would be a better one. All some Dr. Cole said we have learned to j man iniquity. All around we see love.the other members of the Billy for-Billy Graham and his entire team. The buffet in,the u. gether. and talk of everything’but Pc.°Ple have is Preacher for and read in the daily papers of North End Hotel followed the evening service. Ocean Grove Jesus and can go so far away from Sunday dinner. Tithing My. fath- Graharii team as well as Billy who crisis here;" there and everywhere, says he, is part of the team. He trustees and their’wives, and various leaders of the summer Jcsus .in the discussion a radar {•r'1 "law.}?va ^?CA01 .a-nd las^ y“ r crimes of all kinds and problems asked that we all be,much in prayer program were among the invited guests. - could not find Him. When we talk ^ H comc to unsolved. Habits you want to break for the New York Campaign. -, , to. some folks about Jesus they are 01 T*le Intel nal. Revenue De- but cannot because of sin. Gos­ For the Bible lesson Dr. Rees dumb, the tongue can only speak, P a re n t was so shocked ^t, sent sip, pride; unfaithfulness, drink took the topic; “W atch Your Step.” Charles. Riggs, of the Graham'team, arrived here in what, is in the heart.. We meet "’e l a .b°,u‘ ll- D^. |e ll and, many others. When you be-' people. How often do we a sk ,‘How T letteis from the higher come of age God holds'you:respon-! “Paiir reminds the Christians in advance of the Campmeeting to'orgapize a band of clergy is voui- soul ’ ’ ' ups about-it all. We. have to ask sible. Sin; you think is small, is Ephesians how they were orice in and Christian lay workers as advisors and counsellors, respec- “In the 18-29 Verses we find the £?••»«>*«* to run the church when like a mountain to God. A tiny bit darkness'of sin and had found the tively. During the Camp they met each night with converts .'' of dust, but in your eye becomes light in Christ Je^us and counselled reaction of Peter and John.- - They - - mgs. ?U weSavc would never have and tooffer- ask them to walk as Children of Light. who pledged to dedicate their lives to Christ. A total of 592 prayed for. power to talk more of a mountain.: Your sin no matter, decisions wei-e made during the Camp. for any. how small will bring judgment The lgrace and pray that the number. The evening prayer was should have Redemption and Sal- Methodist Church, Macon, Ga., and Dr. Harold R, Brennan, oor arid sit Barrows presiding. The Scripture Company, spoke, urging much in church on Sunday with a halo you? prayer for all the work, the people have a reverential awe, fear God. “Walking—what does it mean? “The Hour of/Decision” broadcast, was aired from the lesson was from Isaiah 40:1-11. Fears cSn destroy health1 and soul. around them but are pinching every This walking , requires wisdom. . The text was Acts.27:26. This,27th and for the team. There is no need penny from those poor and doing Auditorium the first Sunday afternoon of the Camp. Approxi­ greater than that of New York and Do not «up from fear but face There were times, Jesus, made it chapter is the account of St. Paul’s it, if you do not you make yourself absolutely nothing to help them- wisdom or folly. Jesus told of mately 6,000fathered for' the radio service, which was sent shipwrepk on his voyage to. Rome. there are people from all over the Self must be crucified. world who are, praying. a problem. Analyze your fears, the two who built houses; one out to 800 stations throughout the U. S. and "Canada. The “Let us get the picture," spid much of them are imaginary. “Herod could find no fa u lt' in Dr. Graham. “I do not know what on the roclt^the-other on the sand, broadcast also gave praise to Ocean Grove as an outstanding FRIDAY MORNING ‘/Put our fears, face the real Jesus—but was'full of sin of lust­ a wise man and a foolish man. Christian seaside resort. * . kind of a storm, perhaps a hurri­ Rev. Stanley Wagg. .son of . the facts, say to God, with the power ing after another’s wife and living cane, it was so severe, and the ship ,, . _ _, - . _ ...... What is wise in the long run :is of the Holy Spirit I do not have to in sin. This dulls the senses, and right. What is foolish in the long was fast becoming a complete late Dr. Wagg,, former vice P re s i- blinds the eyes. There are three wreck, the crew wanted to kill the £ent °f 0“ »n New York City office for the' Graham Cru­ storms in your m n life. If you world, Jesus Christ is actually .the ‘ The scripture lesson was read by. Iovo'for man.1 If you doubt it look one to another in-the fear of the have faith in God you can have redeemer for the whole, conscience, Dr. Joseph. Blinco frorft Matt. 16: at Jesus on the Cross for whom? Lord. Paul exhorts husbands and sade in Madison:. Square .Garden, opening May 15, 19§7. peace and cheer in all the stress and soul, , mind, emotions, turnihg all 24-28. . The prayer was offered by YOU. Isa. 38:17,-Mai. 1:2, Eph.2:4, storm. The greatest, picture of wives and children to love and re- to the truth. ‘I am the way, the Rev. George Dickenson, of the I John 3:1 and-4:8. God gave His I Paee seven, please Vice President Richard M. Nixon-arid Billy Graham eiv- faith was of a-'bird asleep in the truth and the life,’ said Jesus. Wyoming Conference. Ass’n. Presi­ only Son and spared Him1 not th at1 cleft of the rock in the-midst-of a joyed a game of golf together last Thursday. The Vice Presi­ “Can- Christ do. anything for dent K. N.- Merritt spoke of those you and I might be saved from' ^•tiiiiiiiaiiaiiDiitiiniitiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiM: storm. Ninety percent of you Emotions? You cannot separate who are missed this Camp, among the awful death for sin. The Cross dent and his family were vacationing in Mantoloking and they ( could not tell what faith is. You Emotions, Intellect and Will. whom were Dr. De Maris who “was is the only means of Salvation, planned to attend the Sunday morning Auditorium service;, say belief. You do-not know what - "Experts on these subjects have called honfe” and Dr. Harold Paul there , is no other way, there is .no is faith or belief. Your greatest I Ocean Grove Self I This was cancelled when Nixon flew to California to be ajt‘ f ■come to recognize more and more Sloan, who is very ill. Mr. Merritt other. Name. None will be saved, the bedside of his critically ill father. 1 work is faith and your .greatest sin we are in the hands of our emo­ then stated the collection would go until they come to the foot of the disbelief. . tions. Life is determined on how to the expense of the Billy Gra­ Cross giving up every thing for, "The deaf and dumb can have ham Association. ' „ Him Who hung there for you, faith and believe. Faith is the they are jised or controlled.' In , Three Auditorium collections were given to the Graharii our first lesspn, Eph. 4, Paul is Beverly Shea sang “The Love organization.” Nearly $4,000 was received during the broad­ -only approach to God. The-Bible saying please be vigilant as to of God,” then Billy Graham , took - .55 Olin St., Ocean Grove | teaches, to please God we must your emotions.. You can block God’s up his message from Galatians cast the opening Sunday of the Camp and this was turne1* have faith—Heb. 11:6. You say, 6:14. -‘Paul had been preaching 18 lbs. Washed .35c| over to the Billy Graham Evangelistic Films, Inc. . ‘God, you are a wonderful God, work by uncontrolled emotions. He MATTHEWS. gives the negative then the posi­ through Galacia; had established 5 8 lbs. Washed, Damp Dried- 45c | The collection of last Friday night failed'.'to cover thl^ but I can not believe the Bible., It tive. In the 30th verse he bids us and encouraged the churches arid is -all. wrong.’ You say you arc a ‘not grieve the Holy Spirit where­ now writes to them asking they FRANCIONT 18 lbs. Waifhed and Dried 80c i ?4,100-expenses of the Graham .team and the Ocean Grov^ ( Christian and never read the ,Bible by we are sealed unto the day of. bear one .another’s burdens, then -S S Association contributed nearly $1,000 to meet this overhead. nor pray. How can you be? You &! TAYLOR Redemption.’ In the following verse statos his'deside to ‘glory in noth­ ! >VE WASH I The final collection, last Sunday night', was sent-to the have no contact with God, and will he enumerates the .things we must ing save the Cross of Jesus Christ, FUNERAL HOME ■ never get to heavenneaven withoutwicnoui-uum faith — ------Minneapolis office for countirig ,and will be turned over to nor have peace. John 1:9, Acts 13: . P“t away from us: ‘all bitterness, by whom the world is crucified unto Exclusive but Inexpensive I BLANKETS .>■• I 4:5, Rom. 5:1. The only anger, wrath, clamor, evil speaking, me and I unto the world.’- PAul was DANIEL L. FRANCIONI i S tIP COVERS " '"'i Graham film organization. Production of the evangelistic way rto know God is by faith. Do - and all malice.’ Then Paul bids us, tjie greatest missionary and the THOMAS W. TAYLOR 1 BED SPREADS I films, they report, operates-at a loss. greatest evangelist that ever lived. you have it? ‘be ye kind-one to another, tender 704 - 7th Ave. Asbnry Park I SMALL RUGS | “Christ rewarded those who had hearted, forgiving one another, "When a man dies on a cross it Labor Day night more than 5,000 persons viewed “Firewn faith. 2 Cor. 1:24, Gal. 2:20; What even as God for Christ’s sake hath is' because he is a vile criminal.” Air Conditioned PR 5-0021 1 CURTAINSf Here Dr. Graham quoted a doctor Families Called For the Heather,” the eastern premiere of the history of religion is faith? The little girl defined it forgiven you.’ |: - (Drop Bundles Accepted) | .as taking God at His word and ask-! “Let us speak, first of Anger— on the suffering of one who dies At Their. Convenience in'Scotland,, from the Roman Conquest to the receijt Billy. ing no questions. Heb. 11:1, I can- temper tantrums. -I see some-of thus. The description chilled your "{aiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiR Graham'crusade there. All who attended report that it was a not touch Jesus but I know- He is. you smile and say th at is a childish fitting climax to Ocean Grove’s 87th anniversary. Camp- ' there,, answers prayer, gives peace; meeting. ,.v- changes lives, even in my own life. First, faith is self renunciation, re-1 , — AIR CONDITIONED — pentance. From sin turning to ■ 1 PALACE MOTOR VUE [■lllllllllllllIllillllKllllltllllllllflllltllllllllllllllfllllllllllJS God. Second, reliance, utter con-i- B R A D L.E Y B CAC H 1 USED FURNITURE i EDMUND L. THOMPSipN iidence, full- commitment to H is! I ' We Tfa>. and Sell J will. Third, obedience—prayer and I BRADUSV BEACH. N. J. .BELMAR. N. J. [ Almost Everything Painting and - Bible reading to^earn the will of | Mats. Dally 2:30 P.M. I ANTIQUES CURIOS | Paper, Hanging -. Mat. Dally 2:30 P.M. * n t . 34, 200 feet N o rth o t th e God. My hardest work is not Eve. Continuous from 7:00 Eve. Pontlnnnus from 7:00 ■ j Call PRospect 4-4640 S , ■ E stim ates Purnlshed . Sunday Continuous : from 2.-30, Brlelle Circle preaching, interviewing people. Ifc- Sunday Continuous from:' 2:30 CONTINUOUS PROM .8:30 | BLUME’S QUAINT SHOP I 134 . Broadway,' Oc^an Grove is prayer. For the devil-is on the 72 MAIN AVENUE Phone PRospect 5-5S32 | 99 S onth Halo Street £ job as jioon as we go to prayer. WED., THURS., FRI. & SAT. • OCEAN GEOVE THURS., FRI. & SAT. — THURS., FRI. & SAT. — SEPT. 5, 6, 7 & 8 miiiliiiniininiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin,,,,! SPECIALIZING IN SEPT. 6, 7 & 8 SEPT. 0, 7 & 8 HAIR CUTTING “Johnny Concho” -“Moby Dick” “Moby Dick” PRospect 5-4461 • With-Qregory Peck w With Frank Sinatra With "Gregory Peck J!£%%»*/ OPEN — 6 days a weekl Richard Basehart Keenan Wynn Richard Basehart .,* . - Technicolor ' HOURS—9 A.M. to 5:30 PM . News Technicolor *^' ' . News ,. 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MON. & TUES. — “The Proud and Profane” SEPT. 9. 10 & 11 GOLD SEAL & “The Littlest Outlaw” With William Holden “Away All Boats” Walt Disney’s Live Action Deborah Kerr Holman Bibles ARMSTRONG INLAID With Jeff Chandler With Pedro Armendariz TWO LOTS FOR SALE LINOLEUM News Julie Adams / Joseph Calleia ■ - ■ - • • -. > 1' x s V ; Technicolor Technicolor • Rubber Tile, Asphalt Tile, WED. — SEPT. 12 ' : News - Also Block 8, Section A, Lots 85^ 86, Landmark Books Vinyl Plastic, Plastic Wall “Francis in the Haunted Tile, Formica_ Sink Tops. “Great- Day in the , Morning” ' WED.' — SEPT. 12 , House” • ' '(y \Voodmere Ave. “Absolutely the Biyt — at With Mickey Rodney • Reasonable Prlcea" With Virginia Mayo “Hilda Crane” Signature Books Robert Stack Virginia Welles ' • • • Estimates Cheerfully Given With Jean Sin^mons Expect Mechanics Superscope Guy Madison , If Interested Please Contact News WED., THURS.,-FRI. & SAT. — Pakay Napkins CinemaScope &..Technicolor SEPT. 12,-13, 14 & 15 L & K THURS., FRI; & SAT. — “Johnny .Concho” SEPT. 13, 14 & 15 thurs...f a l . i l SAT. — HERBERT DIETZ • - i SEPT. 13, 14 15 . With Frank Sinatra Floorcovering Shqp • i , “Away All Boats” Keenan Wynn ' “Johnny Concho” .* Also N otions • Wm. i, NcavcB A Son •' With Jeff Chandler 220 Be&chwood Road, Ridgewood, N. J, - PR 5-0273 or 6-6524 , Julie Adams With Frank Sinatra ■ “Music Land”. RUTH’S STATIONERY 109 So. Main — Neptnne • , s Technicolor Keenan Wynn % ’ - j-vTechnicolor S3 MAIN AVENUE. •• ■- .New's- " " News . •’j ‘ -TV : / News. . . - . OCEAN GROVE Friday, September 7,1956 OCEAN GROVE TIM S, OCEAN GROVE. NEW JERSEY

(Continued from Face 1) Bicycling will be permitted aS of now—bike racks will be in play ground area with the driveway coming out on Morrissey Rd. Personal statistic: it took jne 15 min.; pushing Susie ini walker to go from my home on . S. Riverside and Pinewood to the school—this in­ cluded a chat with Carl Sloan so should allow time for you* firBt grader to make' same distance in same time. ; -. '. x Camp Evhiis ; traffic, should be finished befOr.e your child leaves for Bchool so that menace is gone but there is still traffic on Brighton going towards Asbury-^so consider that when'starting your child offi . Mrs. John Simmons, (Jean} is the secretary' and. Tom Herbert, former principal lof the Whitesville School and a resident in the Ham­ ilton section of Neptune is our Cbe Poers corner principal—we are' fortunate to have both—so here’s to/a good first year in our new. school!M any thanks toi the taxpayers who voted it ini - ■■ •' :jV- Lorraine, Ronalder entertained a few friends Thursday night'in hon­ or of Elsa Stodola who leaves the middle of the month for Northport, L.>I. Those reminiscing over old times: and talking, over the future were Florence-Frevert, Jean Jones and: Valerie Mills; Kit Schmid was to have been there but' she went into New York -to meet her sister, Eleanor Sulli­ van,; of -Anchorage, Alaska, who is staying with her now and to help her other sister, Mrs. John Pappas, off ,to Alaska on the plane with young Nicky and Christopher. While there, she! and Eleanor saw “Damn Yankees” and did the in­ evitable shopping! " Sunday : night, Virginia and Al­ phonse Tonietti entertained at din­ ner in honor of the Stodolas. Her aunt .and uncle, Mrs. John, Alcorn and .Morris Ogan, were there from Ocean Grove, Joan Menna and her .two sons, Mrs. Sophie Polla, Joan’s mother visiting' from.! Syracuse, N. Y., J;he- Russell Schmids and. by McFeaHert Eleanor Sullivan, and,J. T. and me STRICTLY/BUSINESS -(—you should taste. Zuchinni ala Tonietti—as a squash hater, I cer­ tainly did an about face. The Community; Baptist Chapel will have a play, Thursday, Sept. ELECTRIC 13, at 8:00 P.M. The .title is'"And- He Came To His Father” — the' APPLIANCES much discussed prodigal,son story of the Bible. Eleanor and Harold LKGAL NOTICE

FIRST W & m •Daily k sDoubto z j S s r Closes 1:45 9 RACES DAILY-Aug. 9-0ct. 13 50 Days of Harness Racing LETTERS TO RAIN OR SHINE Excepf o C/oudfaursf Every Thursday is Ladiei' Day “Lei's see now, one light bulb, that’ll be 16 cents ' anything else? TV set? Refrigerator? Range THE EDITOR Admission ...... $1.20 Reserved Box Seats . 1.20 Washing machine?!’ (Ta# Inc.J. ChiMron nof adtr\]fied Traffic Circle) Junction of Routes 9*33 ‘ ^vfREEHOLD. N. J. .

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48 PITMAN AVENUE A WUIAM G0H7 PFXOCnON (Opp. Auditorium Square) At THE STORE TIIURS., FRI., SAT. ICE CREAM GARDEN SEPT. 13, 14, 15 OR AT YOUR DOOR GIFT SHOP — CANDY ,LT DISNEyL ? ^ , LUNCHEON DINNER . 1 5 > 0 R l $ t _ JOnWiScof Sunday Dnner ' O f TR£ N horus Enjoy Excellent Food/in Our C Historic Garden or in our NOW PLAYING attractive DINING ROOM - “MOBY DICK” ; wife is divorcing him ■. . . now all I have to do is Gregory Pecli free him from the clutches of his secretary!”

JACOB Home Maintenance MARY WORTH’S FAMILY "MODEL MAKE? GOOD IN SHOW Blz!".'.I'/A • • • EVERYBOW ALWAYS 5AID -S YEAH?'IN - T j UNLESS****?; FEDUPTOMY BACK.TCETHWITH READING I COULD WEARCLOTHE5 LIKE.- WHAT?*;*MY ^ GROSSMAN THATUNES** • WAIT A MINUTE! WHY NOBODY'S BUSINESSl MAYBE IF WARDROBE TOOK COULDN'T JUNIOR JAVON PUT r j j s g / I DROPPED IN ON MR.T0WER5 AN AWFUL BEATING AND KNOCKED HIS E S & , / Headquarters Fpr , THE OLD SWITCHEROO ON THAT ON THE ROAD*-* I ROUTINE?!! ^ o u t ---?! v E v r AND I'VE GOT NO Repaid Service DOUGH FOR FINE RED CROSS FEATHERS > CARPENTRY, INSIDE PAINTING, DECORATING, '-I NOW***! M SHOES J PLASTER PATCHING, ODD JOBS OF ALL KINDS, EXPERTLY DONE. FREE ESTIMATES. Charles R. DeHart »MI*’ 52 Pilgrim Pathway Phone 1708 COOKMAN ^VENUE; Ocean Grove PR 4-0646 ASBURY .PARK PAGE FOCI OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7,' '1956 Fifteen Years Ago . 1 9 4 1 v - /•

(From th e Sept. 5, 1341, issue .ol DOWN | The Ocean Grove Times) And Neptune Times ’ , Miss Doris Virginia .Milter, ‘ . Published Friday Tel. PR ospect 54)007 • • . daughter of Mrs. D. N. Miller and MEMORY | HOMER KRESGE. Publisher WILLIAM T. KRESGE, Editor the late Dr./Miller, 9 Surf Ave­ SIXTJY FOUR MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY ^ nue, was married in the Auditorium SUBSCRIPTIONS: $3.00 yearly, $2l.00semi-annually; $1.25 quarterly mid 7c and to. Robert Kendall Hall, of Wash­ postage per copy in united States; Canada $G.OO and. Foreign $7.00 a year. 1. I a n e I AHWREssEb changed on request—always give former, address.. • ;• ington, D. C., son of Mr. and Mrs. ADVERTISEMENTS: Ratqs will be furnished by us on request. ^ Harry Hall, of Trout Run, Pa. The WATCH THE LABSL ON YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION OF • bride was a teacher in Factoryville, , ; \ YOUR SUBSCRIPTION .... Ocean Grove Times on sale-at.following newstandsr Williamson’s Stationery Pa., and the groom was touring and Ruth’s Stationery, Ocean Grove; Varsity Shop. Warner s Drug Store and counsellor at the A.A.A, headquar­ at the North End Hotel. Medals when they heapl the cries of the Point Esso, Neptune; Cracker Barrel, Shark. River HlUs.; ters in Washington. were awarded in the three classes woman, said to be Miss Natalis. Due to the national, emergency of the Commissioner’s Shoot, a1 pis­ Hotel,’Asbury Park. - THE TRUTH IN ITS PROPER PLACE - entailing priorities in iron, steel tol contest sponsored by Police and : other , building materials, the Comriiissiorier William, E. Thom­ Entered aa building of the new Home for the son. Consolation and special mer­ Years Ago Aged was temporarily postponed. Becond-claea it awards were also made. 1 9 0 6 mall at the ; Mr. Sanford C. Flint, president of •*- Ocean Grove (he Board of Trustees of the Home, . (F rom th e S ep t ’8, 1905. Issue o f * porttnfflce reported $449,000 in cash and The 0re;in Grove Times) pledges in the new building fund. Thirty Years Ago As. a reward for their faithful Members of the Ocean Grove po­ * 1 9 2 6 work during the summer, the Asso­ Back To School!. lice department and department of­ (F ro m th e Sept. 3, 1926, IssUo of ciation took the orchestra on a ten ficials held their annual banquet . The Occan Grove. Times) days’ excursion to the Thousand Is­ Neptune Township schools open on Monday. The new With the Sacramdnt of the Lord’s lands. Several friends accompanied Shark' River elementary, school, pride of the Hills and the Supper, the services of the fifty- the musicians, making a party of FIRE ALARMS seventh Campmeeting were insti­ 150 in'all. The party was stationed entire Township, opens its doors for the first time for the tuted on Friday evening, progress­ at the Columbia' Hotel, Thousand youngsters. What Shakespeare said of the school boy "with OCEAN GROVE ing towards the close with the Island Park, and the launch March around Jerusalem on Labor “Fleeta” was engaged for their ex­ his sh in in g moaning face creeping like snail unwilling to 21... New York and Asbury AveB, Day. The Baptism of children and clusive use. A special side trip to s.chool” decidedly does not. apply to the youngsters eagerly 2 3...... Surf.and Beach the march were listed as, the .cli­ Kingston; Canada, was also made. 2 4... :..t.. Embury and Beach maxes of the greatest Camp in the After Assessor ’ William R. awaiting theft* first day in that magnificent new building in 25...... Main and Pilgrim Pathway history of Ocean Grove. O’Brien completed his work of ex­ the Hills. Their parents are as excited about it as the kids. 26... Broadway and Pilgrim Path’y U. S, Senator Edward. I- Ed­ amining local properties, Ocean 27... Mt. Tabor and Penn. Avonue wards, in a political speech, spoke Grove’s assessed 1 valuation was The Township is paving the roads surrounding the grounds. 28... -.North End Pavilion against Ocean Grove, charging the thrpe million dollars. This was This is truly a school-conscious community. The.promise 29... ;...... McClintock and Beach resort with blocking the beachfront double the figure for 1905. 31... South End Pavilion boulevard. He Eliarged the Associ­ The Knight Templars of N. J. of a new 1 5 0 0 pupil high school, soon to be realized, is a 32... Clark nnd New Jersey ation with having n tax-free beach­ visited this resort and, lieaded by thrilling prospect to all who have the future of Neptune 33... B.enaon and Mt. Tabor Way fro n t which.is no.t used fo r religious the Carlisle Indian Band, formed 34...... Heck and Whitfield purposes. on Asbury Avenue, Asbury Park, Township at heart. The. credit is due, not to some visionary 35 .. .Webb and Pennsylvania Earl Bennett, of Asbury Park, then marched to the boardwalk, planning board on which no one can agree, ; but to our own 36...... I...Surf and Pilgrim Pathway and Rev. Lowery Fendriclc, of Eliz­ passed tliruogh the Casino and Ross BUNGA10WS FOR SALE 37...... v—Benson arid FrankMn abeth, were credited' with saving pavilion and paraded on Ocean Ave­ elected officials—a cooperative Board of Education’and Town 38.:...... Benson and Abbott the life of a woman bather who had nue to Ocean Pathway. Their re­ ship Committee. 39...... New York and Stockton gone.beyond her depth at the foot, turn march ended with a review by In Ocean Grove are scarce as hens’ tcieth. But we have 41...... :.;..He'ck and Lawrence of Ocean Pathway. The-two.men the Grand Commander at the Ocean — I 1------•■•... 42...... Qlin: Street Firphonse were passing on the boardwalk THotel, Asbury Park. 'one which is a real doll house and it’s only.7 years old. Pleasant Days Promised .43... Main and Beach 44... ; :....Delaware and Stockton Has living room, 2 bedrooms, modern kitchen and bath The great crowds of the past week are.rapidly thinning 45..: -...... —.'J.ltMain and New Jersey with shower. Full cellar^-oil hot air. heati nice porch, out with the closing of the Billy Grahata services. The beau­ lovely yard. Situated in, very: attractive surroundings. 5-5-5—General Alarm. 7—SJokes tiful weather of this week, however, is causing many vaca­ Co.. Cnll. G-^Eagle Co. Call. 4— Listed at the unbelievable/lew price of only > : tionists.to delay th e i r departure and giyesi promise of many Washington Co. Call. 3—Fire Chief’s Call. 2—Fire Out. 2—Am­ | WANTED!!! more delightful days during September and October. bulance Call. 3—Fire Alarm Test 1 P.M. ’ . ; | DESCRIPTION: An individual' or individuals who • A..rie\yspaper •sitting atop a bankrupt community seems | can operate a 25 room hotel, Someone who is in poor taste telling all the surrounding smaller communities ' ■ NEPTUNE .. I : looking for a top flight investment. what’s good for them. is.:. Main Street and Main Ave. ..Main Street and Corlies Ave. I t ...Unexcelled Fire House What Others Think ; 53... , Atkins, and Embury 54...... —.....Prospfect and. Heck' “The success of our economy depends not upon govern­ 65...... :...... Stokes nid Drummond 48 MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE ment, but upon the efforts of all the people all trying to do a 5 6 ...... ':..Ridge and Embury 62...... Corlies and Ridge T»i pj> c A4oq ASSOCIATES:: little mdrefor themselves .and their loved ones. I£ is the lei. a-uda» r o b e r t t . Ra l s t o n 7 2 ...... —...... Corlies and Union (EACH YEAR) | cumulative effect of all this individual effort that makes our 81..., Seventh and Stokes JAMES E. HUNT, JR. 83.^...... Ridge arid Sixth system superior to anything ever known in.this world be­ 84.... Ridge and Ninth This is a minimum net earning. Your profits can well | fore. That's what makes America.” — Secretary of the 8 5 ...... '...... Tenth and Atkins go . over this figure! The property is one of the finest in Ocean I Treasury Humphrey 86...... Sixth' and Atkins |ll]lllliHMiinn,''»Mii,iiiiii;liiiiiiiiiiii,!‘nniiiiiiriiiuii,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,iiLUiiinin,lnia]r,iri|[imiaifiLii{trHrrKmr 9 2 ...— ...... Eighth and Hamilton Grove just a block and a half from the beach. There’s i 487.,,. S. S. Adams Co forced hot air oil heat for winter living and rental income. I There’s no fuss for getting the hotel in shape— it’s in , | | TWO CAR GARAGE APARTMENT—North End, Two Blocks ^ “Material' science now has the clear possibility and apple pie order arid ready to operate. Come in, let us give 1 = From Qcean-7-2 Large Bedrooms, Living Room, Large Modem1 promise of the systematic utilization of all the natural re­ you all the details. BRONSON AGENCY ~ 53 Main Ave- 1 | Kitchen, Modern Bath,iFullyi Furnished (new), Auto. Gas Heat, BRADLEY BEACH nu.e— PRospect 4-1058. ■ S s Insulated, Autd; Domestic Hot Water, Copper Plumbing, sources of the earth for the good of the whole human race. ..Evergreen and Madison Maintaining and_ improving the standard Of living of all the 41...... :Cliff and Kent | SACRIFICE AT $13,500.00 43...... Park Place and Ocean .iiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijijiiiji/^. = J*:"',' peoples,Of the earth through, increasing use of mechanical 45..; LaReine and Ocean I ’ ; ; ,V.VV horsepower and-the scientific approach is now one of the 47..; ...:....Fourth and Ocean 1 COftNER PROPERTY, (two‘family)r-Four Blocks From Ocean. 4 9 ...... Second and Beach I South End,«(LR1 DR, Kitchen and Lavatory, 1st Floor-^3 Bed- keys to peace in the world.” — Charles E. Wilson . ., 61...... :Newark And Madison | rooms and Lavatory 2nd Floor on Both Sides.) EXCELLENT •- '■! 'J'-'-: ■ . ' 57... .Ocean Park and Fletcher Lake ( A Real Bargain Should Have Something I CONDITION BOTH INSIDE &' OUTSIDE, FULLY FUR- 58...... LaReine and Central | ■ NISHED. . = . r.. .'-S'-:, v-v- “Some of us can remember when the top federal tax rate 69...... Fifth and Central SPECIAL IN LOCATION — was 6%, and that only on incomes of over $500,000 a year. 61...•Ocean Park and. Fletcher Late in c o m e —or Co n d it io n — | 1 A REAL INVESTMENT & HOME. AT $9,000.00 65... LaReine and Fletcher Lake The fact that the bottom rate today is 20.% on the first $2,000 66...... i....:Fifth and Fletcher Lake of taxable income is due, in part, to the fact that many.-of 67....:.....,...:.Third arid Fletcher Lake CHECK THDSE — Four room 69... .--...Monmouth and Atlantic bungalow,' at ocean, newly deco­ •us didn’t take enough interest in government,, that we were 73... ..'...... Park Place and Main rated and furnished — open to J . A . H U R R Y A G E N C Y too quick to reach for the mirage of government ‘aid’ with­ 74.....:...... McCabe and Main a f t best offer! REAL ESTATE ■& INSURANCE '{ 75... ------Brinley and Main out stopping to realize that government can’t give anything m 66 m a i n Av e n u e 76... -...... Fourth and Main = A FEW) DOORS TO BEACH — Six rooms, bath*- powder room, OCEAN GROVE to the people..unless it takes.it away from them first.” — 77... .Evergreen and Main | -new heating system and rpof — reduced to $9500. Tel. PRospect 4-4132 Residence 4-4529 i 78... ..:...... :Burlington and Main gaugerties (N.Y.) Star ^ ■ ' | GUEST; HOME,, near oe'ean, at unbelievable low price. i AVON :— Four room, nearly new bungalow, carport, 50 by , ,^ni|lllUllmilliniallllllnln»lllulllllllliiiaimUII«lllllillllailliiiiiinllllTltiiiiiiii»nimi«imifii«Tirm.iiimiill» 7 h e ( W \ | 50, lot, oil heat, $8500. ' ' . ; m m \ T OAKHURST — Beautiful four room bungalow, fireplace, gar- | age, oil heat, 100 by 100 lot — full basement. t INTEREST ^ C p ONNELL & C lO. I > EXCELLENT HOTEL INVESTMENTS AVAILABLE . Now being MEMBERS NEW YORK. STOCK EXCHANGE | MARION SMITH AGENCY paid on I BfeAL ESTATE ._■'■■■• INSURANCE and other, leading exchanges REGULAR “Life is too short fo r a long | 138. Main Avenue, Ocean Grove PR 5-2809 BERKELEY-CARTERET HOTEL face!” I “JUST INSIDE THE GATES” SAVINGS Ocean Ave., Asbury Park, N.J. . Use our modem office or ACCOUNTS PRospect 5-0777 iiiaiiiiiiiia!titi|iiaiiRiiiiiBiiiiiiiiaiiiiiii|ai!BiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiuiiiiMiiiiiii!igiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiatiiuiiituaiiniii:iiiiiiauiHi;iiiiig drive-in facilities! - Main Office : 254 P a rk Ave. OCEAN GROVE 120 Broadway N ew York, N. Y. New York 5, N. Y. Detroit, Mich. . - MEMORIAL The First National Bank of Bradley Beach BARGAINS i FOR SALE S- Bradley Beach, N. J. What Are The “Favorite Fifty” I. .Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ^ a 118 MAIN AVENUE {iiiuaiiiiia»giiiiiiiiiiiiNi)iiiiii)|iil|(iuil|t<|lli,|l,lullllil|||lllu||1|)1|||^t,imMI|Bn-inngl|niB|1||||uu^|B|irt>TT>t^ ^ AT OCEAN—10 rooms. Oil burner. Immediate occupancy. AIR CONDITIONED . The "Favorite Fifty” are simply tlie fifty stocks most popu­ Reduced to $17,500. - lar with Investment Institutions at the present time; stocks PRospect 4-1753 Lody > Wm. P. Walton, Jr. BUNGALOW—4 lovely rooms. Automatic heat,. Modern. which have been selected with great care by companies whose Attendant Proprietor In fine condition. Room for garage. Offered at only $9,006. IF YOU ARE A SUMMER very existence depends on the jnaking of the right Investment decisions. . , 5 ROOMS—Hot water heating system gas fired. Partly fur­ nished, $8,000. • i i VA(,ATIO.NER WHO MUST The stocks that make up this list, what new companies EXCELLENT YEAR ROUND PROPERTY IN have "arrived”, which ones hove become more (or less) im­ T H E BEST YEAR 3-FAMlLY. Separate oil burners.' Just redecorated inside' GO HOME, REMEMBER! portant'in the past five years, and which industries have become ROUND LOCATION. and painted outside.’ $14,500. : _ TEN ROOMS, SIX BED­ Ocean Grove Is An All-Year Home Town more preferable, must be of great interest to the individual ROOMS, OIL HEAT. MOST BEAUTIFUL home.- Oil burner. Streamlined kitchen. , investor. OWNER HAS OTHER Good mortgage available at only 4% interest. Where, In All Seasons, You May Find INTERESTS. PRICE Comfortable Accommodations For An For. the summer, 1956 issue of THE FAVORITE FIFTY, DRASTICALLY R E ­ NORTH SIDE near ocean. 8 rooms, hot air Invigorating Sojourn By The Sea; mail In coupon. ' DUCED. heat.' Reduced to only $9,800. . And The Services Of A Modern Bank MANY GOOD BUYS IN In Our Branch At Main Avenue and ROOMING HOUSES c o u p o n Be sure—indure with r e n t a l s Pilgrim Pathway. '

NAM E '------;— ALVIN E. BILLS i V.M. KUBLER, Realtor ADDRESS ' ....,._..L • REAL ESTATE 117 m a in AVENUE — OCEAN GROVE 'v INSURANCE ASBURY PARK & OCEAN GROVE BANK . T - 3 ' PRospcct 4-2124 ' ■ PR 4-1142 78 Main Ave., Ocean Grore Oldest In, The Twin .Cities > % -J V •V r A G E r F I V B OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ,7, 1956 Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Lasslett and Miss Anna Knutti, of Mt. Vernon, and "Praise My Soul, the King of , ’v? Heaven” (Andrew). John R. Hoyt, Lara MAram, o f Brooklyn, N. Y., Dorothy Black Weds Ted Schwartz so n , Ronnie, have returned to their N. Y., is spending 10 days ’with spent , the past ten days at the home in Tenafly after spending the friends at 104 Embury Avenue. minister of music, will be the or- ,V '; Shore View. His first visit to Ocean, summer at 77 Mt. Carmel Way., Ocean Grove’s North and South ganist and has selected for the pre- ; Grove was in 1909, •, ; , ; ' . 'I In St; Paul’s Church August 25 End bathing beaches and. th«4forth ludc, “An Old Irish Air” (Etherinjg- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heppel have ton) and postlude, “March in A” Mrs. Loiiie Streett, of Baltimore, returned to their home in Verona End pool fclose tomorrow’' (Satur­ day) afternoon for the season. (West). -St. Paul’s Church is 16- V..';.v,- Md., newspaper in New England. Tuesday after a week’s stay at the Fla., and the late Mr. Schwartz. accessories, and a corsage of yel­ her home ih Brooklyn; N. y.,- after theme, ‘‘Prospecting. F o r' Spiritual Arlington Hotel on Auditorium The Rev. Herbert J. Smith of­ low tea roses. The'grriom’s mother spending two weeks at 32 Heck Power.” Biblically bas'ed upon a Eugene Smith, who retired, from A regular vacationist here, Miss chose dusty pink lace dress with gripping Old Testament story, the Standard .Oil in 1933, died .yester­ . L. McAuslan, _ of Brooklyn,. N. Yi, Square. They have been coming ficiated at the 4 PiM. nuptials. The Avenue. here together for the past 30 years altar was. decorated with, gladioli matching accessories and a corsage Mr. and Mrs. Job Habblett, of sermon will be relative to some of day morning at 76 Main Avenue, enjoyed' the 'Campmeeting week­ of pink roses.. ;. v: - the universal needs encountered in where ho had resided for the past end here at 30 Webb Avenue. Miss and both were Ocean Grove vaca­ and’ palms. James Del-Iaven,, or­ Wilkes-Barre, Ear, season guests at tionists with'their parents before ganist, played the traditional wed­ The couple left on a wedding tour the Oceari Park guest house, re­ our modern world. The special mu­ eight years. The , body was taken McAuslan prizes a historical me­ through the New England States, sic will be furnished by the Chapel to Union for services and inter­ mento of Ocean Grove, a bound sou­ they were,married.' ’ ding music and accompanied John turned home this week. Enjoying R. Hoyt, who sang “Because,” “If Montreal, Can., returning Via Niag­ Campmeeting week a t the Ocean Choir (high school students), sing­ ment. He spent his summers here venir pictorial; .booklet published An Ocean Grove vacationist for ara Falls for two weeks. For trav­ ing two anthems, viz: “Once to for the past eight years and the nearly 70 years ago;-It was given many years, Mrs. G; Cornish re­ I Could Tell You” and during the Park were Mrs. Nicholas White, of ceremony, "The Lord’s Prayer." elling, the bride chose a Navy suit Scranton, Pa., and Mrs. W; H. Rus­ Every Man and Nation” (York) winter in Florida. to her by the late Mrs. Helen John­ turned this week to her home in with blue and' white accessories. son, who came here on her honey A reception for £9 guests followed, sell, of Mountain Top, Pa.' Gillette; N; J., after an 'enjoyable at the Cypress Inn, WanamasSa. They will reside iri-Ocean Grove at moon 65 years ago. stay at the Hamilton Cottage, 23 108 Clark Avenue. . - Mrs. Anna Peters, of Wilkes- . Escorted by her father, the bride Barre, Pa., was numbered among i Pvt. William Kern, Jr., son of Central i Avenue. wore, a gown of silk embroidered Mrs. Schwartz was born in King- ; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kern, 111% As­ ston-upon-Hull, England, and at­ the Stratford Hall, guests for Herbert C. Vanaman, of Millville, nylon tulle over, ice blue; satin; fitted Campmeeting. Classified Advertisements bury Avenue, has completed basic who has been a, guest at the,Sam ­ bodice; a floor-length bouffant skirt tended schools, there. She worked Army training arid left yesterday as a telephone operator prior to Mr, and Mrs. Frank Fronek, of pler Inn on Main, Avenue during and a matching half-hat with il­ Advertisements for these columns should be In the office ot "The for the White Sands Proving July and August, and'Miss FISronce lusion elbow-length veil. She car­ coming to the United States. She Hazleton, Ja., were registered at lim es’' NOT LATER THAJM 11KK) A. M. Thursday of each Week. Ground, Ne.w. Mexico, where he will is currently employed as admitting the Roosevelt for Campmeeting-and Vanaman,-who Was-staying at the ried la Prayer Book with purple- CLASSIFIED AD KATE be a mathematics assistant. Pvt. Main Avenue House, returned home tipped white; orchid and white Clerk at Eitjcin Hospital . Miss Elizabeth Parks, of Wilkes- Mr. Schwartz . was graduated Barre, ;Pa., was. a guest at the Im­ SIXTY CENTS Kern, who was graduated from last week. streamers. • ' ... 25 W ords OR LESS ----- 1— j.; William and Mary.College, was an Mrs.' Charles Kiridsvater, . of from Point Pleasant Beach High perial during the Camp. A ddltlonal W ords ABOVE 25 - 2 Ceuta per Word; associate professor in mathematics Rev. arid Mrs. O. H. Connelly of Stratford, N. J., and Hull, England, School and attended Northwestern Miss M. A. Randolph and Miss S Times < will attend Grand Sessions of the ^ w T ytl1tnn -1R Barbara, Jean, Donna and Curtis four rooms and bath. Newly modern­ located all-year 4-bedrpom home. Hot writers. He has been employed in Lippincott. ized. Marie ' Villa. 9 Main Avenue. water oil heat. Furnished. All In splen­ The St. Paul’s *WSCS ‘general , Eastern Star and will make chapter, teivt-cottaire 8 Kin?s ev Pine? re! FR ospeet 5-2559. ; —33tf did condition. public relations for Luftharisa Ger­ meeting will be held >n_the church visitations. Mrs. Marshall turning to her winter home’ in Ros- Larry Feger, of Mohnton, Pa., R. W. Johnson, Real Estate man Airlines and at the completion Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2'P.M. Members. boy soprano ‘who sang a solo at OCEAN GROVE—2-room apartment, 32 Main Ave., Ocean Grove. PR 5- of his Caribbean trip he will return o cv, 0 ?,? ^.n £ el'e ParIt. Her son. Bill Fulton,_an furnished, yearly, all utilities;. retired 1020. * —36* are , askfid to note change, of . date- -Auditorium usher, is a candidate Young People's Meeting every day. or business woman. Near Main Ave. to George Washington University, The executive board will meet country, in November. f0r Mayor of Roselle Park in the during Campmeeting, arid' his ac­ gates. References., 148 Embury Ave., ASBURY PARK ALL-YEAR HOTEL Washington, DV C., for his senior Tuesday a t 11 A.M. . - companist, Rev. Elwood B. Eck- corner1 Lawrence Ave. -.PRospect 4- Couple or single person, retired or year studies. ■■ t Miss Anne Roos, proprietor o f. November General Election, hart and ijlrs. Eckhart, of Shillirig- 0833; not, cart make good incomd from 32 the Vari Cottage, 40 Central Ave- Mr. A. Reiner and daughter, Miss room all-year hotel, • low taxes and ton, Pa., were among the guests ORMOND HOTEL, 20 Pitman Ave- heating, (includes 4 apartments). Own? nuo, and Miss Ann Clark, who as- Je»n Reiner, left Tuesday for their registered at the Marie Villa, 9 nue*/Ocean Grove. Apartment. One er's illness compels sale at sacrifice sisted het irivthe operation of the Jersey City home after a month’s Main Avenue. .Also registered^ large room, twin beds," private bath, with terms. See Mr. Larrabee Martin, ■yiest house this summer, have re- stay at 90 Webb Avenue., Miss Jcitchertette, enclosed porch, separate Manor. Hotel, 700 Monroe Ave., Asbury there for the Camp, were Dr. and entrance, newly decorated. Reasonable P ark , N. J. T el. PR ospect .5-9530 fo r | S t Paul's tDetbodistCburcb urned to Niitley for the^^ winter. Reiner.is a kindergarten teacher in Mrs. Arthur Northwood, : Miss rates. J. D eH arde, PR ospect ,5-9746.- appointm ent. —32-36 Both Miss Roos and Miss Clark are Jersey, City. Dorothy B erg,, of Newark; Rev. .... :• . —36tf teachers in the' Nutley school sys­ , Mrs. Stpphen Jackson, of Ossin­ FOR SALE-*-Three - story . furnished S \ . New York and Embury Avenues Ocean Grovo and Mrs. Ken Masterman and fam­ FOR RENT—Yearly, furnished apart­ apartment house. Sustaining rental in­ tem. •; ■;;'. ing, N. Y., returned home on Tues­ ily, Rev. -and Mrs.' M. E. Deiter ment, first floor, 3 rooms and bath, all come.' Complete three room apartment = = The Community Church at' the Heart of the Grove . Capt. and Mrs. William "Vincent day after a two weekB stay here at and Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. utilities included. Retired or business each floor accommodating four. Block Pathway -Manor on Ocean Path­ couple. 62-A Franklin Avenue. -36-40 from Auditorium and Ocean. 23 Mc­ McKee and their two sons, William, Kresge and ■ Penny, all of Allen­ C lintock S t. —35-39* . * way. While-here she served as a FOR RENT—Apartment, 69. A bbott Jr., and James, arrived in N.ew town, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Carroll R. —36* = 1 ■ York on Tuesday, returning from councillor in the Billy Graham cam­ Feger and family, Mrs. Mae Bear­ Avenue. T "" MISCELL,ANEOIT8 - .S., SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th Sidi Slimane Air Base in French paign. ing, of Mohnton, Pa.; Mrs. Mary FOR RENT—3-room apartment, sec­ Morocco, Africa, where Capt. Mc­ Following an enjoyable summer Bruce N. Jones, Mrs. L. Stafford, ond floor, all utilities. Overlooks.ocean. ,5 S •’ - (one-hour service, 10:45 - 11:45)' From Sept. .15 to May 15, or yearly,- HIGHEST PRICES PAID—I will buy Kee has been stationed for over at the Mi-Jita^ 11 Main Avenue, Mr. of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs, Call PR 5-5485. —36* china, glass, lamps,, bric-a-brac, jew­ two years. Before returning to the and ,-Mrs. Fred Netterwald re­ Harry J. Tagg, of Baltimore; Mr. elry, silver, furniture. Best prices • turned this week to their winter and Mrs. C. A. Greenlaw, of Ando­ THE BOSCOBEL—62-A Main Avenue, paid. A. K. - Sand, 227 River Road. M , Sermon — States,.Capt. McKee took his fam­ Ocean Grove, N. J. Phone PRospect R ed B ank. R . B ✓6-5233 collect —62* ily for a trip to England, France home in New York City. ver; Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Barclay, of. 5-8341. Open all y ear. Special off sea­ and Germany. They will visit Mrs, Stratford, Ontario; Mrs. Carrie son rates for single and double rooms. ' TAILORING — For mien ana women, ^ “Prospecting For Spiritual Power M rs.;’ Emtna Lyburn and Mrs; —36* alterations of. all kinds. 'You'will be McKee’s parent's, Mr. and Mrs. Irma Gorrell have returned to their Bretz, of Easton, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. (leased with th* work. K. Boufar^h. James Alexis Robertson, 16 Heck Thomas Miles, of Catasaqua, Pa.; ft!8" Abbott Ave Phone PR 4-24M. S -. The Minister Proaching Baltimore, Md., homes after an en­ FOR SALE Avenue, Ocean Grove. joyable vacation here during'the Miss Carolyn G. Baehr, of Bay­ . PLUMBING AND SEATING, g u tte rs Campmeeting. Mrs. Lyburn was onne; Mrs. E: E..Fudge, Mrs. F. W. FOR SALE—Quality gas range. Ex­ and leaders. Fred Eisenhauer, 124 = The Chapel Choir (High School) Singing registered at the North End Ho­ Gaver, of Union; Jolin'W. Crane, of cellen t- condition, $5.00 P R 4-0823 •_ Cookm an A ve. P h o n e PR ospect 5-5092. tel and Mrs. Gorrell was a guest at Elizabeth, and Charles VonRoden, -22-31* a. “ Oncc to Every Mon and Nation”, York the Pitman House. of Rutherford. WANTED TO BUY—a home fur­ ^ 5 b. “ Praise My Soul, the King of Heaven” ,. Andrew HELP WANTED nished, facilities for heating. Reason­ able price to retired clergyman. Must WANTED—Woman to give night care have at least 3 bedrooms. Write Box : to sem i-invalld. 'C all PR ospect 6-8270. 5670, c/o O cean G rove Tim es. ■ —35-36* THE —36 • a Herbert J . Smith, Minister OCEAN GROVE Movers. Refrigera­ ;er. Deaconess REAL ESTATE tors our specialty. Odd Jobs of Ml. r S John R. Hoyt,'Minister of Music Miss Fay Tu<; WOOLMAN’S kinds. PR ospect 4-5020. 53% Cookm an FOR SALE A venue. —35-3T — Summer Residents and Visitors Cordially Invited DELL MARKET 127 HECK AVENUE EXCELLENT BUYS—Business Prop­ WANTED—Two retired adults < sire MARKET erty and Home. Restaurant, fully 4 or-5 rooms, first floor apartmenl . h e a t Tel. PRospect' 4-8974 equipped, ready to go, 101 Mt. Carmel furnished,. year-round...... with ' lease. Call, When I. hear that summons FOR QUALITY MFATS OCEAN GROVE Way, opposite bridge, realistic price, evenings, E lizabeth 3-4630. o r w rite, excellent terms. Mrs. Norman Hurley, 613 Monroe Ave­ , ’call, • . Cut When & How nue, Elizabeth. • —36 And those evening shadows “A FRIENDLY PLACE 36 Seaview Avenue, near, oceanfront, fall; ' f ; You Want Them TO SHOP” . overlooking Wesley Lake, all - year WANTED—Refined w idow desires 3, When to me a voice will say,- home and guest house, 10 rooms, mod- or 4 room apartment or cottage for E. W. Robbins, Propr. .. . p -’—‘ partly year round occupancy. Phone PRos*. “You have finished with this 125 Heck Avenue FREE DELIVERY furnished, good buy for $14,500. pe$t 5-2371., -36-37* day.” ■ Will I feel that. I’ve prevailed, Telephone PR 4-0963 51 Webb Ave., 9 rooms, 2 baths, hot WANTED TO RENT — Apartment, air oil heat, equally good for. one or with two bedrooms, unfurnished, for Or acknowledge I have HOME-MADE two families. Price greatly reduqed. tw o ladies. P R 6-8084. .. .-i36* , “EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE” . failed? • POTATO SALAD ‘Will that hour be.joy to me, Heck Ave., near Delaware Ave., all- WANTED —} Waitresses and night COR. PILGRIM PATHWAY & OLIN ST. — PR 4-1749 Corned Beef BAKED LIMA BEANS year 6 room dwelling. Hot water heat. clerk for two weeks. Apply in per­ Passing to eternity ? PICKLED CABBAGE. A sking $9,500. O ffers considered. . son. Seaside Hotel, oceanfront. Ocean Brisket ' • ■ RICE.PUDDING Grove..- —^6'■ Brewer & Smith, Realtors, 619 B angs JELLO SALAD Avenue, Asbury Park.* Dial PRospect WANTED by . quiet woman, perma­ Fresh Quality Meats Fresh Killed Poultry 5-0250.' • •' - = nent, room with private cooking facili­ ROTOrBROlL. CHICKENS 1904 — Our, 53rd-Y ear — 1956 . ties. P . O. B ox 264, .O cean ‘.Grove., Home Made Sausage Filled with Home-Made -3 6 * Groceries - Produce - Frozen Foods . ',. ' Dressing FOR SALE—Year around home,jpne Joseph R. Ely half block. from ocean at South End. ROOM and BOARD FUNERAL HOME Strictly Fresh Eggs Let Us Make Yonr Six- Dooms, and bath.; Good condition. Bakery - Delicatessen Hot air heat. Furnished or unfurnished. ROOM AND BOAltD—Alexander Rest ;'. — Lady Attendant Sandwiches For B ox 8432, O cean Grove Times. . —36* Home, 68 Broadway, ' Qolet. leflncd 514 SECOND AVENUE NBC Crackers The Beach homo ior elderly 'persons. ..Eeaaonahlo ASBURY PARK > -- FREE DELIVERY - Phone PR 5-0567 Premier Can ~ ~ r

■Vi.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 195b OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY V.^E S E V E I t Campmeeting needs young people to live for Him, Grove salute given Mrs. Graham there is no greater thing. Mis3i'on- as she entered. She very graciously ‘ LOU-ELLEN O tean j (Continued 'from Page 3) aries-need help. Pray about your thanked the people for all the fine vere each other and not provoke placfe. courtesies, shown them while here.: HOTEL at the Famous v wrath. Christ is the head of the “God has someone picked out “Truly Ocean Grove is'a wonderful i church. The individual is s e t here for your companion through life, place.” 68 Main Ave. for a purpose—to work the worki if you have let God make the choice, | Clilf Barrows took over and one Opp, Postoffice of God. it is the next moat important de-; cannot help but sing when.they see : OPEN /MAY 26 J "The love of- Christ is the moti cision—-who you give your life to his wonderful face, the.love of God vating powfcr in life and can be share and only in Christ can you shining forth. John 3:1 was read a Vs blocks from ocean in you. Have you been filled with and Auditorium, know the choice. I beg you in th e , by Dr. Blinco. The prayer was AT NORTH END BOARDWALK the Holy Spirit? Holiness means name of Jesus not to give in to the given by Rev. Herbert Smith, pas­ Private Baths 11 Wholeness.. Is Jesus Lord of all in sed urge. Your greatest sin is to , tor of the Methodist Church, here, Reservations for Parties your life?” let your passions go outside - of a i Beverly Shea sang, “The Love of Hot and Cold W a te / Godly marriage. Everywhere . in God,” "Following Jesus” .and “I’d In All Booms SATURDAY NIGHT . v Phone PRospect 4-3196 .During the early song service everything today it is sex and, is, Rather Have- Jesus Than Any- Rooms , from ?2.50 per VirginiaGilbert, of the Jack .Wyrt- used to stimulate. There is noth- i thing.” .' ». Person & Tip ■ . ’ • ’ ' ' ’ ■ ■' <, zen program, sang a'solo. During ing wrong in sex, it is the gift of Dr. Graham then spoke of the the regular service under the lead­ God. Determine to live clean. Com- “generous hospitality shown all the ' PRospect 4-0780 SO Main Avenue. Centrally located, near res­ ership of Cliff Barrows, Beverly mit your life to Christ, read the members of the team. “I wish to taurants, beach, Auditorium1 and all attractions. Shea sang “A Miracle,” “ ’Tis the Bible and pray and you can go state my appreciation to the Team BELLA VISTA Hot and cold running water in rooms. through. ' v as they gave up . their vacations to Mr. & Mrs. Louis Tassaklsj Phone PRospect 4-3993 Old Time Religion,” and “All That "Next, cultivate clean habits. Owners''...... ‘/V ; ' VI. A. OBRECHT I Warit ls Jesus.” Dr. Joseph Blin­ come here and were, to have it here. Watch your words, actions, They, have worked hard each day 24 Main AvftnUe. A Home by the sea, one block ^co read 'th e ,lesson -vV ^' r~“T from —Rom. «*'*': 5. thoughts. Cultivate the best in from boardwalk. Hot ana cold, running water in -Rev. Kaymond Neff* trustee, offered and evening all but about an hour: all rooms. Spacious verandas. L Hat^s on request, the evening prayer. Then M r. Bar-. everything. If there is no one else, a day, God has saved souls; here IVY HOUSE you stand and be a Christian. Have this week and the Glory is His.” . " /I P hone P R ospect 5-1844 MRS. c. W. B. PUTT, Owner-Manager row3 sa^ Ocean .Grove is a w o n - a personal faith. The greatest thrill — —- .■■-—------— — ------— dcrful place. J do not believe there President Merritt, said the col­ is turning your back on sin and lection list night would go to the BARNEGAT BAY LAKE VILLA 46 Broadway, rooms and^ ap’ts,,^ near 113 any one like it in the world. giving your life to Jesus. He will ocean and facing Lake,' hot and cold | You go in. the water, a wave hits Billy Graham Association and running water in rooms. give you power to live for Him. asked Dr. Graham to explain for' ■ you, you knock someone else down, Whoever you are you need Christ.” PRospect 6-7613 , - MBS. A. HANLON Iand they look up and say, ‘God what it would be used, It was to go RESTAURANT Dr. Harold Whitney, from Aus­ entirely to the work of putting on 53 Broadway, all outside: rooms, hot and bless you, that was a wonderful tralia, prpnounced the benediction. ' 68,Main Avenue, Ocean Grove cold water, near bathing beach, board­ service/ He fchfen introduced Mrs. the broadcast of the ‘‘Hour, of De-, THE MADISON walk; light housekeeping; convenientto Shea and Mrs. Graham. Mrs. Bar­ SUNDAY MORNING > cision.” Dr. Graham spoke of the stores; heat. Television;, moderate rates. guests and fellowship with them PR ospect 5-3707 MB. ------ii'SS; 1 rows and Mrs. Beven were, not This was the great day of the A BITE OR A DINNER a MRS. RICHARD g T E E R E unti! later. Beverly Shea A.M. Love Feast. Prayer was by here—Dr. Blinco of England, Dr. 34 Seaview Avenue.. FacinpF acinp Wesley Lake, near I sang, “What a Wonderful Saviour.” Chap. Francis Pattei'son, of Ft. Rees, of Minneapolis, Dr. Whitney Auditorium. Hot and Cold .Water in 2ach room . of Queenstown, Australia, Dr. AT REASONABLE PRICES MELROSE All Innerspring Mattresses. ■ . Dr, Graham . , said, . • “I want\ ~ r r to *" chat VjTii Belvoir, Va. Scripture was by Dr. P hone PR ospect 4-5922 REV. and MRS. LEIGHTON S. PALMER with the young people tomght.” A. C. Brady of Trenton. The James Graham of Formosa, noted ; : ------—;— — ------7T- r*‘ He asked all under 25 to stand and choir sang "Ho, Everyone that missionary to the Chinese, speaking Breakfast - Luncheon - Dinner COOLEST SPOT IN OCTAN GROVE, Broadway a great crowd of them were pres­ the langauge better than the na­ and Central Ave;, South End beach one block. , ,,T tnfcimr rhv tovK L m Thirsteth.” Beverly Shea sang, "I , Open May 26 ■ AIR CONDITIONED 0CEANVIEW Auditorium - Restaurants nearby. Private baths, ^nt. JL ajn taking m y text irom Walked Today Where Jesus tive. He heads the college in For­ !«V w 7' „ JOHN d AFNis, OwnerrManaBcr mosa. Dr. Graham then gave ah P R ospect 5-2040 ' showers, Television Lounge,, Verandas. the 119 Psalm, th e longest and I Walked.” Mr., M erritt said, “The 1,*WJ— * * ~ lik e i t best. ‘Where w ith a l shall a reason Billy Graham is such i suc­ outline of the work of the New - 32 Webb Avenue ^ . . . _ ___ A- ■ young man cleanse bis ways, by cess is because Christ put His fin­ York Campaign next spring and ■' asked for prayers and attendance. East of Central Avenue Cliirtock St!|VOceSnrblock. , Near Auditorium taking heed thereto according to ger on him.' This, has been jj great TH E A L L A N and aH places of interest. Attractive rooms Thy w o r d /— the 9th v e rs e , week and souls have, been saved.” “Now I.have finished the first with hot_and cold . running_ water/ Rates...... - sermon,--nty, text is found in.the. Completely renovated inside and ouU;ide.\Hot and cold water in rooms. reasonable.OceanicT elephone PR ospect 5-9755 “When I was a boy we:^Used to Replying, Billy said, “I am deeply SYDNEY A. TERHUNE Spacious porches. Cooking facilities available.' Also,' first floor private play a game ‘Going to Town’ and I rrateful for the generous hospi- 16th verse of the 14th chapter of' apartment with bath. ality shown the team, Ocean Grove Luke. This is the story of the 4 Webb Avenue, overlooking, ocean hot and g™ ^ “S ^ o n great supper and when it was ready > PRospect 5-21 -IS Mr. & Mrs. Alex Guy, OWNER-MANAGEMENT cold running water, spacious grounds, rooms you ^ with you PWe read has no equal. God does not look oh the crowds but the faithfulness to and the guests notified they began Heat for chilly/days. PRospectan? 5-1127apartments., C. E. SKACKLETON,. — Owner-Mgr. - I a great, deal about teenagers but the task. When I was asked to making excuses why they could there are thousands of young peo­ visit the Archbishop of Canterbury, not come. Jesus, used,many stories DARDANELLE 11 E m b u ry Avenue, hot and cold water in ple, fine Christians that you never I said what can I say to Him? My' to illustrate His’ messages and ex­ ■v.-' 40 OCEAN PATHWAY rooms, half block from ocean, near bathing plain the spiritual'needs of the hu­ beach, all J-qner spring mattresses. read- of in the papers and few wife spoke up and said, ‘Any frian Season May to October ' Fire Equipment and Television people ever hear of. If a boy com­ who reared six sons, is ju st an or­ man race.. You know" the. great • ' All rooms with hot and cold running water. Convenient to all amuse­ P R ospect 6-6727 ' . - MRS. H. ARNOLD, Propr. mits some crime he will make the dinary man.' Questioned as to commandment. God gave th eIJeh Commandments to be a mirror, ments and eating places. PR 5-1797. LORD &. HANCOX , —t front page of the papers. Not long why we live in a Presbyterian 34 Bath Avenue, block frpm ocean near Audi- 0;thPerbe wag W1S an Illumination Camp ground section, Billy replied, and that we see ourselves as sin­ torlum. Light airy roomB j^ M d ro id water. c“ ntest, lasting two weeks. 17,000 ners. God judges the thoughts and housekeeping privileged. Community kitchen. . ' Thi water In all rooms. European plan; Christian.” ..: -;V, scious of it, try everything else'to c - t * n * *ier. Many cannot get work, others do . LAKENSEA. VAN COTTAGE Season June to Sontember. not need it but have plenty to spend Dr. Graliam took for his .text, 2 satisfy the longing but have no PRospect 6-6558 A n NA E.ROOS ~ J V ix Seaview Avenue Vi Block from Boardwalk ,'PB 4-2282 therefore there are a lot of idle Kings 20:1, “Thus saith the Lord, peace because you do not listen to hands for the devil to tempt to evil. set thine house in order.” His topic God’s invitation to the Cross. You 31 Embury Ave.* 1% blocks from When I was young my dad knew was “The Home.” “Today we learn spend your time building a great'1 ocean, all outside rooms, hot and cold that 90% of the homes are unhap­ business, and think it the smart lncIluled in rate g k rwTHTS^cig\iSfoN.foo ^ : « ^ THE WARRENS water in each room; also one apart* how to control. I had to milk 15 ment. Mrs. Ethel Warren, Propr. PR ospect 5-5749. \ ... cows before and after school and py, broken, 1 in 3 marriages end in thing. It is not smart*'to reject when I had finished I was too tired divorce. The Bible speaks largely God and Spiritual insurance; You 14 Main Ave. Just the place for a to go skitting around. on the marriage question. The are more interested in stocks and. • ''LAINGM rap^ restful, pleasant™ .vacation. . Rates “Now what shall we take on this home having Christ as the head bonds. All these are excuses for 8 Ocean Avenue 8 ; renEwrlto Wo°™aS?nOS^ c r i ^ trip ? F ir s ^ th e spirit of bptimism. and in the hearts of the family, you hot accepting God’s salvation of Directly on the Ocean Front. Large, airy rooms, hot and .cold run­ given. E. M. and G. A. BLOOR I" th« E ast most of the.people have will find even the teakettle sings your soul. God says there is no , ning water in all rooms. Rooms; with, or without private bath. All ------little or nothing but a smile on their because it is happy. The home was excuse and He is no respector of '■ faces. Here in the U. S. we have God’s first establishment. Why do persons. You may ha'/e a ticket ex­ everything in abundance and bored we have so many broken homes? cused here but there are no ex- . to death. Martha Raye tried sui­ There are more bdoks ori the home cuscs in the Judgment. You make David H. O’R eilly cide by sleeping pills because she and more sex education than ever yourself better physically- and .in MAJESTIC HOTEL ELECTRICAL was dispondent after five husbands. before. What’s wrong? There are education but not spiritually. CONTRACTOR The greatest clown in the Barhum many - contributing factors.” Dr. j “You say there are too many1 <_ Whole block on ocean front—Cor. Ocean Pathway and Ocean RADIO CAB and Bailey circus was the most un­ Graham enumerated_____ a number,______quacks in the church.'You are not , m Abbott.Avenue , Ocean Gron then pointed out that only the Bible ! going to make a fool of yourself, Running W ater In Rooms — Baths PRospect Phone Pitospeet 4-4118 happy man in the world, said he. The most thrilling and happiest has the answer and w? should i yet you will get drunk and reel PRospect 4-9515 ELEVATOR Mrs; Geo. Haines, Owner young people are those who know search the Bible and if we reject down the street like one. Too much and love Jesus. The Bible says, the W°rd we have deliberately dis­ to give up. God does not want ‘In Thy presence is fullness of Joy.’ obeyed God. No home where Christ your old sins. He wants first place 5 - Wealthy and miserable, H. G. Wells is; breaks. . and will rid you of them. He is OLIVE HOUSE told reporters on his 65th birthday “Let us look at what the Bible faithful to forgive if you come to Corner Heck and Beach Avenues. DAY AND NIGHT he had never known peace. ’ says—In Col, 3 we read that the Him. You say, you could not do it One block from the ocean and centrally located, near restaurants and SERVICE Second, take unselfishness. Who­ man is to'be the head of the house where you work; it would be too Hot and cold running water in all rooms. European Plan. soever shall loose his life for My and the.wife is to submit herself to hard. Paul and' Silas sang when cafeterias. him. Twain • one flesh, both su-1 in .the dungeons. I cannot under- Phone PRospect. 5-1188 Open Decoration Day MRS'. TRINA BRAIN sake and the Gospel’s shall find it. Christ first, others second, and self perior in their place. One. man said, stand it all, you declare. Can you 1 lost. Self , is a very subtle thing; ‘I give the orders on the farm , in I understand the T.V. you spend ' No man with pride and self will the•> ’house ...... it’s her right.’..... Gen. 3:16i hours before? You do not have to. SM ALLW O O D CREST get to heaven. Pride sends more Eph. 5:33; First'Peter 1:22 and Jesus knows it all and will keep you 3:7. I-am aware some women have in,. His care. He does the holding . U6 WEBB KIMMJ AVENUE 3d HOUSE FROM BOARDWALK ALL AUTO REPAIRS. people to hell-than anything else. Furnished rooms with running hot and cold Water, showers, private baths and “Three—develop respect for law, to be the head because of the spine­ out and you are never alone. v \ innerspring mattresses fpr professional, refined adults only, in pleasing en -—£— y iro n - — 20 Years at This Same less husbands they married.. Let meat of .quiet home with congenial people; Heat on cool days,davo *Larga living for authority. Authority begins in “The last excuse you have is, on application. .»■ ■; Address —•' the home. Obey your parents the me suggest, girls, you meet him ‘I will sometime:but not now.’ You room, spacious piazzas,, fine ocean view. Rates on application.' at the door with a kiss, be attrac­ PRospect 4-6312 MISS H. BESWICK, Owner-Manager Bible tells us, if you do not, you only have NOW, this may, be your Neptune displease God. A boy of, six refused tive, dress decently. I wouldn’t go last opportunity. You may even' House-By*The-Sea Centennial to shut the door , when asked sev­ home to some of you cither. Dress be a member of a church and not Spray View eral times. Then the father said, as though you were facing God born again. Surrender all to Him. 1 Ocean Avenue 14 Ocean Avenue f . Auto Repair Shoe Rebuilders ‘I do not know w hat to do with him.’ in the mirror, don’t gossip, don’t He went all the way to the Cross , nag but' pray. The only way a forf o r you!’ v m i.H ■ P" . ' -.■• Rooms wlth Bath Rooms BODY & FENDER WORK' 63 Main Ave., Ocean Grove I think I would read Lamentations woman can do this is through DIRECTLY ON OCEANFRONT PR 4-9639 3:27. ’Tis said everything in the The -benediction was given by PR 4-0079 R A Y ELLIS home now is run by a switch, but Christ living in her. He can give Write For Information and Rates , you beauty,-grace and strength. • Chaplain Charles Cole, trustee.' Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Buttel, Owner-Management Stockton and So. Main St. the children. You people''need- a cause, a creed to believe. Upon this -“Eph. 5 tells us what you as a Ocean Grove, PR 6-7727 Bible this Nation was founded. To­ father should do. God holds you . Harry Rosenstein & Son’s responsible for the leading of your day the whole nation is_ upset on family to Christ. Your example is 1 Best STRATFORD HALL the race problem. Young people required. Your children you send r Under New Management New Home Of take your stand, I will love my neighbor. How wonderful to see to Sunday school, you are expected I Paid 17 Main Avenue. Unobstructed view of ocean from porches; clean, to set the example by going also. airy Tooms with hot and cold water; many rooms overlooking ocean and young people stand for; God. You For Old Gold and s “McGEE haa the STUDEBAKER If you do not you are worse than bpardwalk. Steel fire escapes. Community kitchen optional. 1 must start by committing your life ! an infidel. Christ commands, . ' Silver and PRospect 4-6311 Mrs. Miles Lageveen. OWNER-MANAGEMENT to Jesus Christ; You may be will­ Old Jewelry KEY to ing to die for your country, might through the-apostle Paul, that you Sales and Siervice are to love your wife as He loves the even die for Jesus but it is harder church. You cannot be a good hus­ Repairs On All Makes Of Cars to live for Him. It is a living sacri­ WILMINGTON HOUSE fice of self. band without Christ in your heart. 44 HECK AVE. New Lavatories and Showers PRospect 5-8526 181 Main S t, Neptune The man who is unfaithful to his I B. F E D D E S I “Next, take God into your choice. wife, or a wife to her husband, the | JEWELER : | Corner, all outside rooms, innerspring mattresses, hot and cold running Opp. Stockton Ave. Gates Jesus said, follow me. You will get Bible says, will not go to heaven, water,. 2 blookB to ocean, near stores, restaurants and Auditorium. Spe­ the best out of life. Ifc has a place i OCEAN GROVE I Phone PRospect 5-2050 doomed unless a full repentance is | POST OFFICE BLDG. ; 1 cial June and September rates. ; L. & D. MIERAS, Owner-Mgr, for you and a work to do. Without made. Only Christ can give yoii Him you will miss' the place. He the power to resist temptntion. “Children, obey your parents is WARRINGTON HOTEL the command of the Lord. You are to start obeying in the home; if not, DAILY and SUNDAY ^ 1 22 Lake Avenue, facing Lake and Asbury Park you will not observe the law else­ Convenient to all beach-front attractions and Auditorium.. Rooms'only, where. -You also disobey God. He hot and cold running water, hot baths and sho^ers,1inner..8pnng mat­ “CAREFREE MOTORING’ will discipline you. There should NEWSPAPER tresses. Television.'Write for folder and rates; ‘blue coal’ , be prayer before thc child comes PRospect 4-9626 Wm. Baumann, Owner-Manager and after. They should be trained, DELIVERY 6 Atlantic Avenue. Ocean view, CHRYSLER TELEVISION taught and disciplined in the home. Hot and cold running water. I noted in the paper, thc teachers in T H E A U R O R A European plan only. , AND Fuel Oil New York at a meeting said what Ocean Groi^e News Service _ FRANK IVES BULL APPLIANCES was needed today in the schools Telephone PRospect 5-S579_____ - was some good ‘warming on the roadway, corner of Beach, One-block rear" (paddling). Today we find Phone PR 4-3948 * " Overlooking,ocean PLYMOUTH Custom Tire Co.] Burner Service the average is only 7 minutes a day BROAOW AYS.fsrfe« « spent with the children. Be a pa! JAY WOODWARD • and cold running water in rooma. T& ty-flfuf' scMSn!£iP,M^s!i,c!tL.S? E V ^ 1200 Main St. Bradley Beach I to your children. How can you ex­ 612*4 G reen O rove B d , N eptun# Sales and Scrvice 24 Oceatt Pathway, bljwc from ocean* private baths and pect. them to be courteous if you show none in the, home? Honest lavatories, large guest porch and Lounge; BURNS BROS. toil, each one having their special P R ospect 5»6239 ; I: . V- ; MRS. H. A. MARSHALL, Manager a . share of the home work. Teach CIIAS. DUNN, Mgr. 7 Bath Ave., 4 houses from, Beach, overlooking them to face up to life by your pre­ ocean. Boonjs only, che6rtyJ. comfortable., ,Hot ant M c G E E cept and example. . Grove Cleaners CAROLINE cold water in all rooms. • ^ . . ''y - : ‘ 801 13th AVE. ■■ “Only Christ can help you to be • "v ■ / MRS.. 0». Hi ’CiUley, Wm. C. Catloy with hdt and cold running water. Eur­ ing service with over lO.OQO people . .. Proprietors opean. Light Housekeeping. » • PRospect 5-4344 ‘ • MUfaal '1-1440 in the Auditorium, temple and park. 40 Pilgrim Pathw.y, Ocean orove J DeWitt House t . . PRoapect'ii-5587 MR. and M RS.,P.BYLSMA, Owner-Mgr, The program opened' with the • ■ PR 4-U89 7. early song service and an Ocean ifff Rf oiiif j» Kiniwtiwrc o

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J. N, Brown Jessie B. Smith Mrs. Caroline Grossman *■ Margaret Herr 3. J. Peterson •/ Luna Wellman. Mrs.-Phllctta .Ward Mrs. M. Hatch ' Helen B. Sehultz * Mada F ranz DAR Room Miss C. P. Nakus '* . , Mrs. Albert Gray Norton . Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Houghtolink Sarah Knoedler B&EvBUSINESS h o u se s Edith W. Gritting Miss M argaret. Telfer Closed This Week G. A uxland Anna E. Dicrauf. . HOTEL. AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES PROPERTY RECONDITIONING Dr. George F. Brewster ’ Mrs. D. I. Limbarth . Mrs. Theodore K. Brewster, Sc­ Miss Bonnie A^res • . lent of the Richard Stockton Phyllis Cole Chapter, D.A.R., has announced Mrs. R._M. Eckensberger Mrs. C.E. Turner that the chapter headquarters will P au l J* R in k er ' . be closed permanently this week. Laurctte MeKcndree , The room in the Ocean Grove As­ Larry Riggs PLUMBING HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING Mrs. J. Wiseman ’ sociation Building on Main Avenue Mrs.. E. K. Moss was given to the chapter through Mrs. R. R". Akins . the generosity of the Association. SHEET METAL WORK—KITCHEN MODERNIZATION Mr. & Mrs. T. R. Stelling ' Mrs. Emma H. T o w nley Through the years many visitors, Over Fifty Years Fourth and Railroad Aves. Samuel L. Moffett, Jr. from other States,'"as weli as from of Service In , . Asbury Park, N. J. De Giola ■ ' India, England and other countries J. T Elwood M. Easton Monmouth County Dial PRospect 5-3193 Dr. Daniel D. BrQJi came to consult the genealogical Alice. T. Ball library. In this room the chapter Emma Charpek kept its records, flags, pictures and APPLIANCES — Sales and Service Glendora Weeks • LAUNDRY Mary A. Robey '■ framed documents of historical in­ Mrs. James W. F u ch s ' terest. The members of the chapter ^O.MES AND HOTELS Phone PRospect 6-7119 John Leahy~ are proud to have had headquarters s a l e s Neeo Refrigeration s e r v ic e Mildred Martens 1 • •• NEPTUNE LAUNDRY CO. Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Weis in this building and fire glad that Washing Machines & Dryers, Refrigerators, a l l SERVICES - WetWash, All Flat, Shirts; Wet and Flat, Mr. & Mrs. Harry G. White, the youth of Ocean Grove will now Freezers, Air Conditioning — Domestic & Commercial Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Spring have the use of all the fine space for finwhfd. Blanket*. SAVE — -Tfty Oar Cash and Carry Service. Mr. & Mrs. G. L. R. Thompson : 220 Maple Ave., Neptune PR 5-3-!32 Day A -Niffbt’ Service 815-817 MAIN STREET, BRADLEY BEACH May V. Whitney Thompson their activities. Miriam R. Clark . The Regent hns also announced Rlehnrcl Gibbons. Jr. the annua) luncheon of the chapter *UTO BODY REPAIRS Mrs. William E. Thomson . MILK AND CREAM Marshall family • at the Beau Rivage Restaurant Frances & Pauline Foster on September 18th. The guests of MAVt ftAIUATORS CLEANED AND REPAIRED Mrs. E. R. Sliitz . honor will be the New Jersey State Elizabeth Hall Regent, Mrs. Rudolph Novak, the Finishing W ARDELL ’ S DA IR Y Miss Mary E. Johnston . 'Nick Antich Martha.Ellen Mays State Vice Regent, Mrs.. George Bf.r »n« Axle Rtr»ig!it»n«r—Wlieel illr»meni DAIRY PRODUCTS Miss Mae E. Fulton Skillman, the honorary State Re­ 1006 FIRST AVENUE, ASBURY PARK Tel. PRospect 5-3472 NEPTUNE, N. J. = , Phone PRospect 4-1916 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Wright gent and editorof the Bulletin, Mrs. Miss^Anna LaForge - Mrs. D. R. Sherwood Edward F. Randolph, and the Mrs. C. V7 B achm an speaker, the Rev. Harry L. Hadley. “No Finer Milk Sold Anywhere’ Green Grove ltd., Neptune Mrs. S. H. Holliday . Mrs. Henry Almond All the neighboring PAR'Chap- Mrs; Emma Mayer * ters have been invited to attend, WOOLLEY’S DAIRY Kinsey N.. Merritt' . - and members of the DAR, as well Mary L. Terry Successor TO Grace Wolf . as friends are welcome. For infor­ Taylor Dairy Tel. PRospect 5-5050 Rev. Fred Long ♦ • mation and reservations please Mrs. Ellis Pierce- ' contact Mrs. Cranage T. Tilton, H. R. & C. P. Reinhardt 404%' LaReine Avenue, Bradley MOVING — STORAGE — EXPRESSING Mrs. J. L'.' Kaseman & Miss Schneider Esperonza Calon Beach. Tel. PR 4-3588. Mrs. John Hillig * - PLASTERING — PATCHING — CONCRETE WORK J Nicholas Kranenbury Sunshine Boys Cheer MA m w & s - MAYFLOWER Marguerite Bureau LOCAL &. LONG DISTANCE MOVING AND STORAGE Mrs. Albert Fullman • WILLIAM GRAY, Mason Con tractor j EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOK. AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO. Audrey Stoll On Tuesday a number of the Christian Weaver • ‘ • group known as the Sunshine Boys 22 Third Ave., Neptune City, N. J. PR. 6-7940 1924 Heck Avenue The Shore’s Newest and Most Modern Warehouse Mrs. P. E. Nqwkirk N eptune, N ew Je rse y , .. . KEllogg 1-1033 Mary Hall « entertained at the home of Mrs. Helen & Elizabeth LitUc Annie Sharp and Mrs. Jennie Nace, Mrs. E thel V. G ray 71 Cookman Avenue, in honor of Mrs, Harold Browsher k Mrs. Nace’s birthday. Their mes­ , • Mrs. Herman F. Carl K U b lS il 5 | I n c Mrs. A. L. Wilson * sages of good cheer in recitation STORAGE AND MOVINO Jean M. Brown ‘ . and sacred song were gi'eatly ap­ George Gilliland . ' preciated by Mrs. Nace and her Phone PRospect 5-2091 Mr. & Mrs. Ed Latta* AGENTS - nT. nrTnWrlf 0.9224 931 ASBURY AVENUE Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Royar , friends. Sunshine Boys present ALLIED VAN LINES o r IJV nM T K 3 -UM asbury PARK, N. J. The Staten, Alice M. Gilby I were Ajfred Saisselin, Thomas Da­ J. E. Rudisall vies, Samuel Pegg, Christian Weav­ Mrs. A. L. Wilson , Jessie Blair v ; er and Harold Foster. Mrs. Sam Clark j Mrs. L. A. Clark ' • Charles Lambert ^cew^r GENERAL ROOFING CO. Mr. .& Mrs. Howard E. Metzbower ROOFING — SIDING .— GUTTERS — LEADERS The Sholwells Roofing, Siding, Alteration Work — No Job Too The Gaddis family FREE ESTIMATES • Mr. & Mrs. William H. Johnson • Large or Too Small — Terms Arranced PRospect 6.-8249 1408'/z Corlies Ave., Neptune PR 6-7580 M. Grace Tra^nier 'Miss PhilipinfT Laure ' • ; EVERYBODY’S Mrs. John M. Stoney \ PLUMBINGHEATING Mrs. C. Robinson Mr. Frederick Royar ROARING FOR Mrs. Joy C. Royar Mrs. L. Leinthall F.G.RflODES M rs; H. b . Price GAS RANGES and AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS Mrs. Charles Whiteman Mrs. Walter A. Miller Telephone 220 MAIN STREET Mary .Edwards PRoanect 5-2768' Established 1913 - AVON. N. J. Mr. & Mrs. E. P. Jessup - j Miss S. I. Hathaway . ; Elsie M. spitz • Experienced Contractors & Builders Free Estimates ■Mlldred A m y V--;’ .■ • V, M ary B. Watson ' . ■ Charles I - ;. v Mr. & Mrs. William H. Johnson i Gontribiitors In Donald Hooper ; - :5> E. Janet Reece . E. N. Y. CORPORATION Ethel Paugh - ; '..i.'. • Mr. & Mrs. Harry C. White F . , J . M cCrea^ v->-, »'■. Mr. Robert Pfeil Jo h n H err : - Helep L. Thomas • Joash Chest On Hans Hosenhaupt . V. v ' : • Miss Jennie. Fulton ' Only the Esso Oil Burner has Children of Thornley Chapel' D. E. Pierce the exclusive .Economy. Clutch. Elsie M. Otto ■ 1 ■ . ‘ Fred Allen ' It begins to save , you; money, fit! G CLE A N IN « V ' Frances C. Vandergdft Mrs. Ws I. Schofield ' from the day of installation. Our j Sunday, Aug. 19 Mrs. J. Franz w •. Presbyterian Home Women-*- ; ‘ Watchdog Service - gives . you Mr. & Mrs. J. Ml Kendall M. T aft. Automatic delivery of Esso Heat­ Carl R. Hammcrly- Mrs. J. M. Trenary ing Oil. • , v:', , " Brieiiey^s Rug Cleaning Service Mr. & Mrs. Samuel L. Moffett Gertrude Powell'. The special Joash Chest service Clara M. Nace • Mrs. Murgatroyd KUGS ANU CAftPE'l'fc> rHOROUGHLY CLEANED ' m the Auditorium t>n Sunday ■nighty MJss Sara Stewart Mr. & Mrs. John D. Crowell B Y BEING ELECTRICALLY SHAMPOOED August 19, realized $10,192.04 for Mary Munsick " ' . . • H orry W; R icker ’ - • Mathilda Hoffman -Mrs, John M. Powell* • 140 Lawrence Avenue PRospect 4-4427 . Ocean Grove Ocean Grove’s Restoration and Im- H. R. S tork Mr. & Mrs. Harry Tice provement Fund. It was a goner-. M r. & Mrs. Harry Sturgis Mrs. C. M. Prior . o ■ , ous outpouring pf gifts by the lol-' Miss Theresa smith Mrs. Merle January COAL AND FUEL OIL Paul M. Reece lowing volunturjr contributors: E. Smithsmith • • f» Ruth Wagner , Emma Devonshire ■ ■ . Mrs. S. W akelam Mr. & Mrs. N. Klauder, Jr. Thompson Fuel Company Mr. & Mrs. G. H. Blamberg Jessie B. Smith < • Miss B. H irzcl Air Conditioners Gifford A. Voorhees , . Mrs. Adele Magee Mrs. Ira E. Mesler Marion.C. Streit .. . , w',**-*;, A Mary S. Keating :: Sarah Rohrbaugh PURL OIL WOOD AND CHARCOAL . ’‘BLUiS" .aIAL Mrs. A. c,' Monagle . ..• ••. ; • • ! D orotha J. .Moore R ev / Sc Mrs. W. B, Grltman 20-40 Prospect Avenue Neptune, N. J. Mrs. ,.Willard L. 'Robinson The Hamilton children Mr. & Mrs. Garfield .Williams 117 So. Main St.—MERRILL H. THOMPSON, Prop.—PR 5-2300 John . W. Fish .' •. • I Gertrude M. Gilby Mrs. Edward Gray . Heating Specialists At The Shore For 10 Years And More" M r. Sc-. Mrs. Samuel B; Watson (■1 R. W, M clves- (. A. L. C. Anonymous' (Scotchman). . jI Pat Warner . M r. Sc Mrs. Howard E. Turrle Louis Schultes . I Mrs. Charles L. Poole/ N eighbors WELLERPHONE PROSPECT 5-4600 • Mrs.' R. Y. Ferner ■ - I E. Peters • 7 ■ , . • ■. ;l 4S MAIN AVENUE W. B. NAGLE Georgia Odell Grace G. Howe & Edith Lee ' . Rev. & Mrs. Louis Mitchell ‘ EAGLE’S .Main • Central Pharmacy Mr. & Mrs. Irvin W. Riegner “Doctors Advise Nagle’s” •__ Elizabeth Snelbaker- . • .-?■ Evelyn Clark Snyder - PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BEST QUALITY DRUGS Mr. &• Mrs. John C. Corbin.i : Mr. & Mrs. Charles B; Lindsay Mrs. Matilda Hoffman • ELECTRICIAN Rev.'W. I.'Hemenway Rev. Edwin Forresf'Hann BV1 ■ 1217 MAIN STREET Mrs. J. Roberts -Given ; • Sarah L. Gatchell H BRADLEY BEACH ADAMS ELECTRIC Lucretia Fothergiil Rev. & Mrs. Harold D. Flood . We reserve all rights to limit quantities. Opposite Stockton Avenue Gates to Ocean Grove Wiring — Fixtures — Appliances. Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Cole R. Darwin Adams, Jr. PRospect 6-8376 Virginia Avery . Samuel p. Yeo • I*. O. Box 915, Asbury Park, N. J. Stewart’Warner . • . . U. S. CHOICE LINDEN HOUSE Mr. & Mrs, C. E. Stevens Mr. &, Mrs. Ernest H. Stout . ;R. M frabella . . MU 1-3898 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Rev.'&■ Mrs. Theodore 1. Hubbard Sofield Supply Company JOSEPH BERGER Colonial Hotel, Albert &’ Dorlsv Potter Sampler Inn-, Albert Andersoii BIRD’S EYE FROZEN 505 Thirteenth Ave., Belmar, N. J. William C. Hogaru HOUSE WIRING—FLUORESCENT. FIXTURES & APPLIANCES Homer B. Kresge . . . . : Auditorium Choir, Ocean Grove YOung people's. Temple, Ocean Grove FLORIST Auditorium Ushers, Ocean Grove Elizabeth Hall Maude A. Turner EVERSWEET ARCADIA — The Land o! Flowcrt Margaret Telfer HANOVER — 46 oz. Can Edna Coleman ARCADIA Anna Makjolm FLOWEH SHOP AND GREENHOUSE Robert H. Jniha, ProP. Edna Townsend PLANTS AND DISH OAHDENS, CUT FLOWERS, WEDDING FLOWERS, Hz?zcl M orris . ■ r CORSAGES, FUNERAL DESIGNS, FLOWERS BY WIRE Helen Douglas U. S. CHOICE Summerfield ana Cookman Aves.______P hone: PR ospect 4-2445 Kenneth Brur.dige George Jenncy - DOLE’S — 46 oz. Can Mary Layton •• W. A. H ough . . - ,v • , • v FURRIER . Louise Stapleton ' Henry Almond- * Jo h n G riffith . .. . Phone FURS Clara Wright - •' . " ■ . v PR 4-4060 J t . S a ria n Ready To Wear M. G race T ra y m ier . - Anna Stowman V GARDEN FRESH YANKEE ALL-GREEN — #303 Can Remodeling — R epalrlni Mary W. Church A ibary p u k H arry W. R iker Dry Cold 8torpfe Ruth .Trenary Nettle'Murgatroyd Coro Hostie * GARAGE—STORAGE Dorothy Dilkowskl , Edith Gulden Gray. FALL LEAF Howard Tuttle Oldsmobile Sales and Service Eat. 1925 Phone PR 5-4670 Ruth Neighbors Belle Gaddis Mabel Meslar . i~ i * . .‘ Billy Major’s Seacoast Garage Mabel Woodruff Bertha Hirzel - ‘ tioath Main Street, 0<£an Grove Anna Stevens Norton FRESH SEA FOOD DEPT. B'l'ORAGE—BY DAY - WEEK -.MONTH______J. N. Brown ‘ Edna Slutz ' ,• ' Martha Ellen Mays Elsie. M. Otto . ‘ . FRESH' Phone PRospect 4-1439 24-HOUR SERVICE Ethel D. Carl . ,• -. Joseph Grott FILLET OF Ruth HodRson SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP. Elizabeth Strow < ' ^ Eliz. Hillig ... 'j: STOR AGE—BATTERY—TOWING SERVICE—REPAIRING ; Eleanor Houtenng • / Corner Corlies Arena* and Main Street ■ Neptnne, J. Elwood Easton N. John I>eahy .... . Helen WJlson • Store Hours 8 A.M., to 9 P.M. Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. ’ Emma B.'Stoney , v .- Mada Franz ’ , . 8 A.M. to. 10 P.M. Thurs., Fri. — Siinday 9 A.M. to 1 P.M •EJia Poole . ' Sallle g : Moreley • :. i V f ; • Bertha .Clarke . s