Ocean Grove President Dies After 17-Year Term

FOR QUALITY PRINTING OCEAN GR O V E WELCOMES TRY THE TIMES SUMMER RESIDENTS JOB PRINTING DEPT. AND VACATIONISTS

AND THE NEfrCl'TOE TIMES — and of the Indcpendotfce of the SIX CENTS Vol. LXXVIII, No. 32 OCEAN GROVE, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1952 United States of America the 177th year

Brooklyn Pastor FASHIONS & MUSIC ALE Natural Gas Co. MEMORIAL CROSS Ocean Grove’s 5th IN NORTH END HOTEL Ocean Grove President The 18-foot. Memorial Cross Preaches To 10,000 Aids Dealers In on the front of the' Ocean - Swimming Meet A Fashion Show and Musi- Grove Auditorium, facing the cale will be given in the Rose sea,. will be lighted the week of Dies After 17-Year Term Dr. James McGinlay, of Room of the North End Hotel, iance August 9 to 16 by,Arina Kirk Tuesday In Pool Baptist Temple, In Audi­ Ocean Grove, Friday evening, in memory of her grandmoth­ August 15, a t 8 P. M., for the er, Mary E, Ray. torium Sunday benefit of the Ocean Grove Launch Promotion Thru Registration Continues For Memorial Services For Dr. Auxiliary, Fitkin Hospital, of Newspapers, Window Dis- Aquatic. Highlight of Sea­ Nearly 10,000 Auditorium wor­ which Mrs. Charles W. Day, son, Sponsored By The shipers heard Dr. James McGinlay, is president. plays, Time-Payment Soloist Here W . of Baptist Temple, Brooklyn, N. Y., The fashions will feature Loans, Free Servicing Recreation Commission George Henson, Age 80, last Sunday, the largest crowds of morning, afternoon and eve­ the season. It was the Scotch pas­ ning attire. The artists. are Tuesday, August 12, the Ocean tor’s first preaching visit to Ocean the well-known Shore and Flo­ With a tremendous state-wide Grove Recreation Commission will In Philadelphia Tuesday Grove and he challenged his con­ rida musicians, the Cotterill promotion in over 41 papers and present its fifth annual Swimming gregations, as Christians, to “quit Sisters Trio, Miss Theresa 100 appliance stores, the New Jer­ Meet at the North End Pool. The TI 1 nus College, Collegevillc, Pa., arid Thoma and other interesting sey Natural Gas Co. introduced, The Rev. Dr. George. W: Henson, ■ recejve(j })js doctorate degree in apologizing to the Godless world. meet, directed by Swimming In­ President...-of the Ocean Grove divinity at Dickinson College, I’d rather be, in the minority on the talent. The proceeds will ba this week, their, policy of helping structor Anna Nichols, will start at side of God and the side of truth donated to the proposed new appliance dealers and plumbers 8:00 P. M. and will include 25 races . s,!'ce Carlisle, Pa. On several occasions than be in the majority and against wing of the Fitkin Hospital. sell their gas appliances. and relays. (In the event of rain, 1935, died suddenly last Saturday ■ pr Henson returned to England Him.” According to W. Daniel Wil the meet will be held tho following morning at his cottage, 41 °a^ asa lecturer in advanced schools. ' For his morning text, Dr. Mc­ Hams, vice president in charge of night.) Ayenuij. . .. PREPARED: OWN SERVICE Ginlay chose Malachi 3:16 and 17, sales for the gas company, the Mrs. Joseph Hemphill, of the Speaking at the memorial service i ^ , ,, n- „ company is going to undertake a Tuesday in Philadelphia’s Geth- . 51?. -ooks^ L^Uptet.and RU..; <5tclV Wittekind, Joanno-M at- ing policy, the new gas company nance, Mr. ClifTord DeHaven; Safe7 |h C\vs, Loricl' Snyder and Betsy Delphi"'Conferee: fn AS “ADMINISTRATOR In answer to the query, "Why announced that: it also plans to of­ ty Patrol, Mr. Paul Riley; Sun- - the-late. Dr. Melville E. Snyder be- All the honors of the church does God not take people before Mrs. Alvin E. Bills, Jr., and Mrs. Grceric Tyler Bills were hostesses last Fri­ fer free servicing to every user of shine, Mrs. Norman;.Hannah; Class Junior Girls Backstorkc—Emily eame . siiperintenrient , h ' Dr.! came to him, Bishop Carson said. they experience the terrible pangs gas appliances arid to repair any Mothers, Mrs. Henry A. Horter; Henson succeeded hiniijas secretarychurch .•turned; to 'him because of hunger, pain and sorrow,” Dr. day in the former’s home, 89 Mt. Morris, Connie Fitzgerald, Gail Hermon Way, at a baby shower in gas appliances, should they have Open Gateway, Mrs.: Philip Kirk­ Wittqkind and Loriel Snyder. of the Campniebtihg Association. of his qualities of directorship. I McGinlay, in his evening message, some defect. : i : , patrick, and Publicity, Mrs. Rob­ In 1935 Dr. Henson succeeded .the- know no man whose life, touched read as his text the prayer of honor of Mrs. Thomas Shotwell. Junior Bovs Backstroke — Ben Decorations were in aqua and yel­ ert B. Gillum. j Hehn, Dick Kern' and Joe Fitzger Jaie.'.Vl)rv;;{CHaHes\'.V;Mv:. Boswell- as j the church in. so many places, His Jesus, “I pray not that thou : Mrs. Mister announced that a president. ■ He was then serving as administrative qualities made him. shouldst take them out of the low.'. . :'■./• Page eight, please Those attending were Mrs. Rus­ ALLENHURST VS. GROVE peach festival would be held on corresponding i secretary of the: a. good district superintendeTit,;; If world, but that thou shouldst keep Saturday, August 16, from 2 P. M. | Methodist Hospital, Philadelphia, he. had been elected bishop, he them from the evil.” . sell Bannister, Jr., Mrs. R. Bannis­ IN SHUFFLE MATCHES Celebrates 8th Year ter, Sr., Mrs. Andrew Wilson, Jr., to 8 P. M., at 52-Pitman Avenue; A native of' Nottingham, Eng- would have been an outstanding Dr. McGinlay declared that “we Mrs. Arthur Morse, 113 Broadway, land, he Vcamev to tHis country at bishop.. He will be.remembered for must remain until the work. God Mrs. Rutherford Trimmer, Jr., Mrs. A shuffleboard match between Alvin E, Bills, Sr., Mrs. Joseph will be in charge of tickets and any­ Connie Estelle, daughter, of Mr' tHe age of nine and spent most of his constant devotion to the Sus- has planned for us is finished.” the Allenhurst Beacli Club team one may get tickets from her or and Mrs. L. Estelle, 99% Stockton his youth in Philadelphia. Dr. In speaking of backsliders, the Keating, Jr., Miss Joy Keating, and the Ocean Grove players will tentation Fund of the Philadelphia Mrs. A .E. Bills, Jr.,. Mrs. C. T. any member of the.executive board, ^eniiev eelebratetl her cifyht birth^ Herison was graduated from Ursi- Conference and more recently for preacher said he wished God would be held tomorrow (Saturday) at 2 Mrs. Hancox.Hancox, nrokramprogram chairman,chairman,. - day with a party at ... her nome. - , The , take them to heaven before. If Bills, Mrs. I. Buch, Miss Helen P. M., on the Fletcher Lake park his work with the Methodist Hos­ Buch, Mrs. Douglas W. Smith, Mrs. announced that the first, meeting J room was decorated . in pink and pital and .at Ocean Grove. anyone says to you that there are courts. The public is invited to see of the year woiild be a tea and f^-;I c. the table Avas^centered SAILS FOR ENGLAND too many hypocrites in the church, Norman Klauder,' Mrs. Turner, the match', according to- Jane' Hio, ; “He was the great expediter who Mrs. Shotwell and Miss Mary Jane ception for the tcachers and the w‘th a large cake with eight TO VISIT HOME TOWN helped put in the sinews that en­ using that as an excuse for not hostess at the Ocean Grove courts, new principal. Other, events dur- ! candles. Games,were: played^ priz- attending the House of God, just Shotwell. Joseph A. Thoma, Association abled the, church to be strong,” Mrs. Thomas Shotwell’s husband ing the year would be a Hallowe’en , c/' won and refreshments served. Erriest-J. King, 116 Broadway, is the Bishop continued. “He was the ■ tell them that we don’t want the manager and Recreation Commis­ Party, health program, Fathers’ i Attending were Linda .Donnelly, Page two, please was recently commissioned Ensign paying .his first Visit to his old servant of. the church and recog­ sion president;, will give the weir Night,. Children’s hobby show and | Alice Krayer, Judy Triblehorn, A n n in the U. S- Navy. come. Following the match, both home in Staffordshire, England,, nized the .duties and sacrifices of a reception to the eighth grade and r Louise Lambert, Carolyn l.arnbert, after an absence, of 27 years. He leadership. He had the tireless COASTAL EXHIBITS AT teams will enjoy -refreshments at their parents Alma Hashagen, June Taylor, N. J. MUSEUM, TRENTON Havens’ South End restaurant. sailed bri. Wednesday of. this week energy of John Wesley and a log­ Mrs. Jacob S.-Batdorf announced ''.-NAhcjr. Estelle,.^.Norma^^ Ferris and on the Queen Elizabeth and will j .ical , mind. You could trust his ms ------' ■■ .-I:.:';, I'aRe elBht, please Mr. and Mrs. L. Estelle. spend two months visiting four; judgments.” “Island Beach” and “Atlantic Wed at Post Villa brothers and sisters and many j Pallbearers were John S. Yeo Coast” are the two exhibitions in Engagement Told nieces anil nephews in London and . and August G.. Stoll, of the. Occan the New Jersey State Museum, Varied Program Saturday Niglit Staffordshire, the home of famous j Grove Association; Rev. F. L. W al- Trenton, during the summer Mrs. Barbara D. Post and George The engagement of Miss Evelyn Wedgewood; china. Mr., King lost ley, pastor of the Allentown, Pa., months. The former features the Y. VanBrunt,'of the Post Villa, 79 his wife about three years ago. He Methodist Church: Rev. Wallace Hopkins, daughter of Mrs. W. T. Main Avenue, were married there 10-mile peninsula of unspoiled na­ Hopkins, 13 Bath Avenue, and-Mr. By Local Youth, Guest Artists h a s; recently retired from li.C.A. Harris; chaplain of the Methodist tural beauty located in Occan last Wednesday. The Rev. Carlisle Corporation, by whom he was cm-1 Institutionsif llllAmr. rtfof TlL'.l.. f’hiladelphia; .1 . 1_1. • Dr.r \ Hopkins, of Rpslyri, to Mr. Herbert Hubbard, former pastor of the County, while the “Atlantic Coast” . _. . . . , their chosen instruments. The old- ployed for many years. Mr. anil I Frank Prentzel, director- of the exhibition is a photographic papel Thorpe,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank F irst . Methodist Church,'. Asbury Willard Pierce, soloist at Radio cs(. of £|lesc W. Thorpe,'of the Stokes Hall Ho­ e performers is ;16 years Mrs. William Reed ami son, W il-M ethodist Hospital, Phila., and display by Eliot Elisofon, of Life Park,; •• officiated. Mr. and - Mrs. City Music Hall, is making a re liani, have taken his apartment I Rev. Thomas Buttimer, paster of tel, 28 Ocean Pathway, has boon Frank Kunca, -;Of .Maplewood, and of age. Dr. Eddowes reports, “The Magazine. Museum summer hours tnrn appearance to the Ocean public '-will be amazed at their ar­ here for the summer. Haws Avenue Jlethodist Church, are: daily, 9 A. M. to 4:30 P. M., in­ announced. • a s :.;. • •• • • • friends of the cpuple for 30 years, Grove musical program and will The bride-clect, a graduate of tistry and accomplishments,”. . *—— Norristown, Pa. cluding Saturday; Sundays, 2 P. M. were the attendants. ' highlight th§ Youth Concert tor 13 TRUSTEES ATTEND to 5 P. M. 1’here is no admission Neptune High School, is employed morrow (Saturday)- night in the Another feature will be one of THE I JOB CONNOLLYS by the Asbury Park and Ocean Uncle Sam’s servicemen, -Bob Ocean Grove Association trus­ charge. Auditorium. FIND LOST PARAKEET Grove Bank, Mr. Thorpe, also a Wyrtzen Film Tonight . A largo group of youth from the Warstler, accordionist, who comes tees attending the service were Tourney At Courts Neptune, graduate, recently receiv-. Young People’s Temple will pre­ here from Ft. Monmouth. Furman A'. DeMaris, J. Edgar cd his honorable discharge from Jack W yrtzen’s film, “Born to sent the “refreshing, original and A brand new feature of this Finding a colorful parakeet in Washabaugh, Harold Paul Sloan, the Army and is associated with varied program,” according to Dr. youth show will be the “Hour of the street in front of their cottage, Howard W; Selby, Frank C. Prop­ Tom Duvis and Ray Whitford his father in the Stokes Hall man­ Live,” will be shown, tonight (Fri­ day) at the College Young Peo­ Walter D. Eddowes, minister of Charm Minstrels.” 1 This talented Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connolly, i l l ert, John S. Yeo, Stanley Wagg, scored high, 114, in the Red and agement. Franklin Avenue, have caged the Arthur C. Abbott, George Miller, Black tourney last Saturday at the ple’s Boardwalk Witness Meeting music. The concert starts at 8 P. frroup is composed of members of No date has been set for the wed­ in the Memorial Pavilion. Bob M. '■ ■ the newly-formed college age bird in their living room and will' John U. Dixon, Louis W. Mitchell, Ocean Grove shuffleboard courts. ding. return it to its rightful owner up­ George L. : Hergeshoimor and The Reds garnered 12 wins and the Warstler, accordionist, will play. The opening feature will be an youth.,: Three of our popular life The meeting starts at 9:30 P. M. attractive selection on the great guards will be seen in different on identification. The Connollys August G. Stoll. - Blacks, eight. X. A. Stringfellow, are leaving Monday for their home .Dr. -Henson is survived by his__ tourney director, reports the next Fort Promotes Civilian ------* ------organ by Josephine Eddowes. : uniforms. Several of our old fa­ contest will be held tomorrow (Sat­ There will be an interesting pre­ vorites will join in this moving, in South Orange and from that wife, Isabelle Hersh Henson; one “Mrs. America” Contest view, entitled “Artists of Tomor­ stimulating, happy, spirited part time on the parakeet has a new: sPn> and three grandchildren.. urday) morning at 10 A. M. Joseph P. Malone, of Shrews­ home, if the present’ owner doesn't the natural course, Howard ------* ------— row,” in which four very promising of a most attractive arid wholesome bury, who began work at . Fort young soloists will be heard on entertainment. appear on the scene. W. Selby, vice president, will as­ Marine Officer Class Monmouth in 1939 as a. supply The 12th annual “Mrs. America” sume the duties of president of clerk, has riBcn to the highest ci­ contest will be held in Asbury Park Ocean Grove until Dr. Henson’s on September 7. Shoregoers will Beach Meeting Sunday The Marine Corps has opened up vilian post in the important office successor has been chosen by the of the Comptroller there. He has see some of the nation’s comeliest board of trustees. At the time of flight training for its reserve offi­ been appointed Deputy Comptrol­ wives in an event that has- attract­ cers, including college graduates ed countrywide interest. AUGUST Rev. Richard C. Swift, of Ocean the president’s death, Mr. Selby who have entered its Officer Candi­ ler, second only to tho head of the BsaagAimiMt: Grove, wil be the guest speaker was busy holding a scries of meet­ date program. Applications are office who is a member of the mili­ CARD OF THANKS 10—Japan sues for peace, this Sunday, 6. P. M., at the Beach ings with his farmers of the great now boing accepted for the next tary. ' The Methodist Home wishes to 1945. Meeting in the Memorial Pavilion. dairy cooperative which he man­ . Officers Candidate Class, begin­ thank- all those who contributed in Mrs. John Taylor will be soloist. ages in New England. ning Sept. 80, by Sgt. Ernest Li- CAL’S SNACK SHOPPE any way towards the success of its . II—Movie cartoons intro­ The Treble Clef Trio—Mrs. Bleeck- Breakfast, Ltmch, Supper. er Stirling, soprano; Mrs. George HARVEST HOME SUPPER Calzi, USMC: recruiter, Asbury Annual Fair. duced, 1914. At Hamilton Church, given by Park postoffice. Griddle Cakes COMMITTEE ON Burrows, first alto, and Mrs.. Sam­ Home-Made Clam Chowder 12—Sewing machinc patent uel Watson,, second alto — will W.S.C.S., Aug. 14, 5 P. M. Adults,' 49 MAIN AVENUE 'MANAGEMENT ■ granted, 1851, $1.50; Children, 75c. —32 AMERICAN BARBER SHOP 'H ', ; — 3 2 sirig. There will be a selection of — 20 the Trumpeters, Mrs. J. Braisted 13—Mexico surrenders to OCEAN GROVE PHARMACY, Inc. Under New Management NAGLE’S MAIN CENTRAL OCEAN GROVE AUDITORIUM Cortez, 1521. and Mrs. Edna Chandler. Bleecker The preacher Sunday, August Stirling will be leader. Now located at 56 Main Avenue Competely Renovated. Featuring PHARMACY Opposite Occan Grove' I’ostoffico the' Best Sanitary TonBorlal All-year Bervlce. Drugs o f’quali­ 10th, a t the 10:30 A. M. arid 7:30 14—Americans enter Ma­ P; M. services will be Dr. Wilbur nila, 1898.' ■■■',-■' Who’d think of CHRISTMAS —-25tf Service. Hours 8 A. M; to 7 P. M. ty for prescriptions. Doctors aWill Rogers killed, —25tf adv. Fuller Theological Seminary. —32 selling 1952 Cards non;! Most Are Main Avenue Sandwich Shoppe 1935., . only FIVE ' CENTS. Norcross, 60 MAIN AVENUE PAINT UP NOW FILMS — DEVELOPING v D,R. NORMAN LAYTON - 16—Gold found in the. Fravessi LoMont, Workshop and Full course brenkfast, salads, sand­ We have the finest in Paints, Var­ , Cameras Sold and Repaired Chiropractic Physician, 97 Abbott others. :’s wiches, desserts, ice crenm. nish and Wallpaper. Try Our Guaranteed Service Ave., Occan Grove. Off. 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THE SOFTBALL STORY jthe grinding Life Guard Relay, BIG STICKS CLUB OCEAN GROVE, 10-2 ; .. | $ a m ps‘ for fhe pnst^w o years) I TOOTTERS » OUR CENTENNIAL YEAR * PACEBS I The Ocean Grove A, C. went down to its second successive defeat . 'will again match speed and tcam- by the A. B. Newbury Big Sticks, Monday, losing 10-2, under the lights 'H0l'K w'*;h the ‘forth End :ife ; iss?s.asaitf BY Whitewashed, 21-0, in their last outing with the Big Sticks, Ocean-here again is an evening no one 9 RACES RAIN OR SHINE County softball champs, the Grovers jumped off to a 1-0 lead.in the top fan afford to miss. So, if you tattpt • O— Aug. 7 thrv Irtfy Thun^ff t* DONALD COSLICE of the second inning when speedy RUSS WELLS’ double got away from haven’t made out an entry blank, *21 Doyi of lA O t Z T D A Y those of you who want to swim, do FIRST POST 2 P. M, the centerfielder. The Ocean County nine countered in the bottom half so by all means immediately. Then, of the second with three runs and again in the third with one run. The we’ll be looking for you tonight and Daily Dovbh Cfosrs at 1:45 A D M T S W O H ...... | U 0 Grovers came back in the top of the fifth when GENE HALLOCK’S Tuesday. m o v m io x u A n . . . ijo single was thrown wild at second, tallying a run to close the gap, 4-2. — YOUR BEACHCOMBER However, in the fateful fifth, the roof finally caved in on the valiant ------* ------New J»rtay’s Only Pari Mutual Trotting Track Grovers as the title-holding Big Sticks pushed across four more runs and then added two more in the sixth to pull out of reach of the locals. RUSS WELLS was the big man at the plate for Ocean Grove,with a G. I. Questions double, followed by GENE HALLOCK and BOB MOSS with a single and Answers North End each. LARRY MIHLON twirled for the Grovers in their losing fight, Attracting hundreds of thousands of summer vacationists to its assisted in the final innings by HOODY SEXTON, Neptune High School Q — I’m a World War II veteran Said Tweedledee to Tweedledum beachfront, Ocean Grove’s North and South End bathing groups annu­ star, whose unusual "Windmill” style of windup mystified both the bat­ drawing disability compensation, ally play host and official representative to the visitors in our unique ter and the catcher. on a graduated rating, for arrest­ ‘!My word-it’s most confusing • •••<* ed tuberculosis. I understand community. This week we will visit the busiest bathing group, North there’s a ne\y law that pays statu­ To try and find the tilings we want** End. LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE tory awards to veterans with ar­ North End manager since 1935, ARTHUR MOUNT, Ocean Grove’s Below is the schedule of the remaining games of the Neptune Town­ rested TB, Will I have to apply And surely time-consuming!” supervisor of streets, employs 27 people to keep the 1240-house bathing for these awards, or will I get them ship Little League teams: automatically? , group in top-flight operating condition. DATE TEAMS FIELD The original North End bathing beach and pavilion were developed A — So long as you're receiving Said Tweedledum to Tweedledee August 8 ...... compensation for arrested TB on a by JOSEPH ROSS in 1877. In 1910, a newer North End pavilion was ------Dodgers vs. D iesels...... O. G. August 11 ...... Optimists vs. M idgets...... Uncx. graduated rating — a sliding scale “From now on let us look built. The hurricane of ’44 nearly wrecked the pavilion, and in 1945 it that’s adjusted downward period­ August 12 ...... was reconstructed to a smaller size, housing concessionnaires only...... Dodgers vs. Wildcats ...... O. G. ically — vou will not have to apply August 13 ...... j.... .—.. Diesels vs. Midgets 'Unex. North End's facilities for entertaining the vacationists include for the statutory awards. They’ll August 16 ...... be paid automatically. A veteran bath houses; a swimming pool; refreshment stand; a stand where um­ ...— Midgets vs. Diesels O. G. August 18 ...... Optimists vs. Dodgers ...... Unex. who is NOT receiving compensa­ brellas, beach chairs, surf i..ats and back rests may be rented and even tion for arrested TB on a graduat­ August 1 9 ...... 1...... Wildcats vs. D iesels...... _____ .... o. G. bathing suits and towels may be rented if they should be forgotten. ed rating, however, must apply for August 20 ...... Dodgers vs. Midgets Unex. Five life guards on the beach and one in the pool make the area aafe as^ the new statutory payments. August 2 2 ...... Optimists vs. Wildcats ...... 0, G. Q — I obstained a G I home loan well as relaxing. August 25 ...... during the early days of the G I Life Guards at North End this year include Captain of Guards ...... Midgets vs. Optimists ....i...... Unex. of the telephone book August 26 ...... Dodgers vs. Wildcats ...... 0. G. Bill, when the Sop guarantee was CLYDE HEMPHILL, a Rutgers University senior. Majoring in civil $2,000. Now I. want to sell my August 27 ...... Diesels vs. Optimists ...... Unex. . engineering, Clyde has been head guard since 1951. ‘ bouse and buy another home. Will August 29 ...... Wildcats vs. Midgets :,....__.:...... 0. G. I receive any additional entitle­ Other guards are PETE COOPER, a graduate of Ramsey High September 1 ...... Diesels vs. Dodgers ...... Unex. ment, even though my first house School; LARRY MIHLON, a freshman physics major at Lehigh Uni­ has been guaranteed for the entire For products or services versity; SHERRY ARPERT, a senior at St. Paul’s Prep School (Garden We sure hope DON ALLAIRE'S $2,000? Common or rare— City, L. I.); DICK GOEWEY, a senior at Irvington High School and shoulder gets better real soon. It A — Yes, You may bo entitled People to serve you pool guard GENE HALLOCK, a freshman pre-law major at Temple was a mean accident. to the difference between the 82,000 Tonight and this Tuesday are guarantee already used and the Fair and square.” University. the two biggest times of the sea­ •law’s current top guarantee of The umbrella boys this year are headed by BILL WANNER, a son. Tonight, of course, if. rhe An­ S7.500 for home loans — or a home NEW JEBSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY junior at Asbury Park.High School; assisted by FRED HALLOCK, a nual 0. G. Beach Club Dance at loan guarantee of $5,500. junior at Plainfield High School and.WAYNE SMITH, a Neptune High Jumping Brook Country Club. We Q — I’m in the Regular Army, Hi there! Here’s that ol’ gossipy expcec to see everyone there,'and assigned to a college to teach mili­ School junior. AUGGIE STOLL is the owner-manager of the umbrella and long-nose« Beach e ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE. ; JCWAPAIfiN AR0UMD served, according to HANK OXTYERf president of itt& dub. 0H- AND- -ER-WVE MAURICE BIIDC Jl 5 - )0W5 n »1ASON! ) TKtS6«T WE j FOR '?K0tAf KOOL6R”, ‘ TH& SLOfe^M-•"THEi MAKE SOME TCSTiNCs^L-'vlAH! I •UHS COULD PLAV A FEW * FISHING TiS K MK» MEADOW*! HE'U ORINKTHAT^AS* SHOT ES^WATCH you- AND carry on With r - E.RE5H ASA W!NKlu i j r i practice her ,—' HANDS OF NICKtL'A-f OINT BODS And REELS REPAIRED IS 32351 dark room and WINK! Sk__ _ GIN RUMMY? PR IZE 8 — * voui iw i__J A WITH PHOTOS OF A i „ EE iW -VCLOPSiYAK! QIRl WINKING W YAKlYAK! • • -WU'RE A ( BRESLIN’S •, , ,'l. JhCARB#MISS BRKKCftiy 705 B rlnley A ve., B rad ley B each T elephone: A Sbury P u fc Z-5371 MERRY* HOW Learn To Swim Swlinmfnr, tUvlng A life Savins T»ll int — . ALL AGES INQUIRE — North End Pool, •; Ocean Groye, or CALL m m m m A. P. 2-2019-M . (Scs'atJi :• a f l. ru th h o u s * H o lflsra ’ NORTH END OCEAN GROVE; ,,-V ;v :A«omnioa»u ' •, , . \ , \ iV ” 1 '* • V.T. ’, •;, ; OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1!

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And Neptune Times Published Friday Tel. Asbury Park 2-0007 HOMUIt KUKSGI'. Publisher WILLIAM T. KHESGE. Editor N'.\rY-FOlR MAIN iWFNl’E, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY SUBSCRIPTIONS: $3.00 yearly; $2.00 som i-nnnunlly; $1.25 q u arterly and 6c and postage p er copy in U nited States; Canada $8.00 nnd Foreign $7.00 a year. ADuUESSES changed on roquest—always give former address. ADVEHTISFMENTS: • Rates will be furnished by us on request. WATCH THE LABEL ON YOUR PAPER FOR THE EXPIRATION OF ■______YOUR SUBSCRIPTION ______THE TRUTH IN ITS PROPER PLACE - . , '

Entered as NATION A l EOITORIAI1 6euoml-elai?s mall at the l ^ c g t g H Ocean Grove ijostofllce jEcqnaoaain i

Dr. George W. Henson His Bishop called him the “great expediter, the great administrator.” Because of his qualities, the church turned to him for directorship. Pastor, district superintendent, ex­ ecutive, he excelled in all. Said Bishop Corson: “I know no man whose life touched the church in so many places for good.” He was truly a servant of the church. When Dr. Henson assumed the presidency of Ocean Grove seventeen years ago, his spurs of leadei-ship had al­ ready been won. His administration here assured the pres­ ervation of both spiritual and fiscal solvency. He proved a worthy successor to the great leaders of the past, keeping ■fresh the ideals of the Founders. His adm inistration has seen the fame of Ocean Grove spread over wider areas, and the influx of summer visitors grow steadily larger. It was he who coined the descriptive slogan for Ocean Grove, now heard TWO FAMILY — Oil heat, hardwood floors. Convenient mortgage everywhere: “God’s Square Mile of Health and Happiness.” term s. ASKING — $10,500.00. NORTH SIDE — 6 room's, modernized kitchen, bathroom on first floor. A ONCE IN A LIFE TIME Oil h ea t. ONLY — $7,500.00. BEAUTIFUL — Corner property. 2-family, oil heat, finest location. A Reminder • ONLY — $13,500.00. T RARE OPPORTUNITY to purchase magnificent home Before going home at the end of the summer, why not SEVEN ROOM HOME — Hardwood floors, oil burner, extra first floor lav ato ry . In p erfect condition. ASKING ONLY — $12,500.00. on beautiful Ocean Pathway. 12 spacious rooms, suit­ SEVEN ROOM HOME — OU burner. This place has an extra lot. have The Ocean Grove Times follow you. This is an active ONLY — $15,000.00. town the year round, and much goes on in which you will be Several other very good buys noto available In homes, cottages, able for large family, or income. Includes fine 4-room rooming houses and hotels. interested. This is just a reminder to leave that subscription ARE YOU HANDY?. If so. don’t miss this bargain! 17 rooms, famished apartment. Full cellar, oil hot air heat, air conditioned order at the officewhich you planned to do last season, but in —even linens! All year business. Good furnace. Excellent location. Possession a t once. M ust be settled! ASKING PRICE — $10,00.00. Good the hurry of departure you forgot. ' ' mortgage arrangements. throughout. Unsurpassed view of ocean from ;3 out­ SUMMER RENTALS side porches. NEAR OCEAN, NORTH SIDE — 7 room cottage in excellent condition and with attractive modem furniture. Every Improvement. Oll burner. ALSO COTTAGES AND APARTMENTS

V. M. KUBLER, Realtor 48 MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE 117 MAIN AVENUE — OCEAN GROVE Tel. A. P. 2-1142 :< TeL l e i, A a. tr. 1* i.2-03Q} Ucsas ASSOCIATES: ROBER1 T. RALSTON 3 JAMES E. HUNT, JR.

SUMMER BUNGALOW — Three year old 5 room bungalow with attached parage. 3 bedrooms. Can be easily winterized. ASKING — $10,500.00. NEAR THE BEACH — Six room cottage with bath and extra lavatory. Lovely sunporches overlooking the ocean. Oil burner. ONLY — $10,000.00. HOTEL — 35 guest rooms, lavatories and private baths with some rooms. Large dining room seating 90. Fully furnished. A-l clientele. $15,000.00 DOWN. SUMMER RENTALS BY THE WEEK

OLIVER BROTHERS REALTORS 30 MAIN AVENUE OCEAN GROVE, N. J, TELEPHONE A. P. 2-0999

$11,000 — DUPLEX of 5. room s $13,500 — OVERLOOKING each, overlooking ocean, immedi­ FLETCHER LAKE, 9 room lovely ate occupancy, furn., a fine home cottage with new kitchen, storm with income. sash, two baths, extra lavatory, W ise automatic. heat, partly furnished. $12,000 —. LUNCHEONETTE, M ain folk?! pul away a fixed Ave., a going, successful business THE TIME TO BUY 'IS WHEN SOMEONE WANTS TO SELL! which must be sold on account of amount of their income sickness. SEE ‘IT TODAY, Or every week in a savings will consider rental to right party*- MS,00#- — A ROOMING MOUSE account against the time The blessing of Truman has become the kiss of death in you have often admired. In per­ when thfeir income may $8,000— CONCRETE BLOCK cor­ fect condition. 25 rooms, hot lessen. A savings account his home state. For the third time, a Truman-supported can­ ner bungalow, 3 rooms, bath, heat, water heat - oil burner. Fully here sb always liquid, al­ didate has gone down, to defeat in Missouri. No wonder the cellar. Subm it an ofTer{ furnished. ways safe, and insured by Democratic candidate for President appears reluctant to ac­ the government. cept further tutelage fro mthe White House. His quandary is SEE ME BEFORE YOU BUY, BURN OR BORROW •understandable. Friends Meeting Aug. 10 LOUIS E. BRONSON The First National Bank of Bradley Beach Lyle Tatum, executive secretary REALTOR & INSUROR Named Gas Mgr. of the Central Committee for Con­ Bradley Beach, N. J. scientious Objectors, an interde­ 53 Main Ave., Ocean Grove —• A. P . 2-1058 nominational organization, w i 11 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCB CORPORATION In Central Area speak Sunday at the Shrewsbury Meeting of friends (Quakers), N . ■ - •Route 35 and Sycamore Avenue, Everett A. Kelsey, of As­ Shrewsbury. He went to prison bury Park, Appointed By for his beliefs in the last war N. J. Natural Gas LIKE OCEAN GROVE SINCE 1375, OCEAN GROVERS HAV E BEEN ENJOYING LOVELY colonial six room house, which improves with age, keeping pace with THE TIDIES—Now $3.«0 Yearly ^ i corner property, newly decorated tested changes that make for healthful devel­ / m m flR B L thruout. Fireplace, full cellar, new opment in keeping with the precepts of its Timken heating system with air founding fathers BUY YEAR ROUND conditioning. Large porch and U OogBtone patio. Flowering shrubs HOME IWlB tlB l m\ 11 ~nw 1 and choice perennial flowers. Beau- tifully located at 12 New York Ave. THIS OLD BANK 6 Rooms, 3 bedrooms, auto­ Easily converted to two apts. matic heat; newly decorated CHARMING five room home, newly decorated, oil heat; large lot keeps pace with improvements in modern, throughout. PRICED FOR with room for garage — ASKING — $10,000.00. banking service but clings- to the Bound V fundamental principles that have won for it QUICK SALE. THREE APT. HOME 5 rooms; 4 rooms; 2 rooms; oil heat, good MORTGAGE FINANCING location — ASKING — $8,000.00. recognition as “the friendly bank.” v Vv INDUSTRIAL ATTRACTIVE COTTAGES and APARTMENTS FOR RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Be sure—insure with Correspondents • SUMMER RENTAL THE HOWARD SAVINGS INSTITUTION ALVIN E. BILLS Newark, N. J. ‘ • REAL ESTATE MARION SMITH AGENCY Established 1889 INSURANCE REAL ESTATE ^ C ^-/ INSURANCE ;. :: ■ •'v'". ’':v -v ;\ <£;-y..• T. Fi*ank Appleby Agency, Inc, Telephone A. P. 2-2121 . 138 Main Avenue, Ocean.Grove A. P. 2-2809/- - ■ Oceftn Groye ^RWng;Hpu«e^/^-V>;.: 78 Main Ave-, Ocean Grove 230 JIAIN,STREET, ASBURY PARK, N. J. v A. P. 2. . “JU$T INSIDE THE GATES’^ ' AVENU^ ::at TIL'GRIM P A T H W ^ ' FR ID A Y , A UG UST 8, 1952 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY gaiiiitiiiiMiiiaMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiinniiunum^ John Buder, 19 Surf Avenue, was removed to Fitkin Hospital on Sun­ Arthur Kelleys 8 In And Out Of I day, afternoon: by the Ocean Grove ambulance. , Of England Here ' P ® Ocean Grove Library, 81 Mt. OCEAN © KOVE.N.l Ocean Grove | Tabor Way, will be open Fridays, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelley, who from 2 to 4 P.M., during the month recently arrived from England to. i GO l P , Sgutj 4irc. daughter, Helen, of Passaic, are Grove a t 32 Seavicw Avenue. Also Joan Ann and Barbara Chadwick, spending the summer at the Hotel visiting there are Mrs. Fawns and Barbara Alexander and Albert LaPierre. sister, Miss Isabel L. Allen, of Thomas, accompanied by Donald Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eisenberg, Philadelphia. Murdock. PEiAW/Mac AVfcl of Cape May, visited here with ■ Mrs. W. Wakclam, of St. Louis, Rita and Arthur were warmly Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Eisenberg on ► who enjoyed a two-week vacation adopted by the folks of their new N EW tatV AVf. Monday. > . at the Amherst, on Pitman'Avenue, country and received many con­ Mrs. Lurene M. Stout, of Phila­ left Wednesday by air from La- gratulatory cards, and useful gifts. delphia, spent several days last Guardia Field, New York, for a Friends and guests of Kool Kor­ WWiVtVANI, week , as the guest of . the Misses six-weeVs visit with relatives in ners attending were Mr. and Mrs. Odenwelder, 129 Cookman Avenue. England. . • . • v.:" :;■■■' Anderson and granddaughters, Miss Helen E. Lockwood and Joan Ann and Barbara Chadwick, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Wiggin, Mrs. Walter Thomas and son, Al­ HtW VCftK Avs. Miss Margaret Stumpp, both of 73 Embury Avenue, entertained Clifton, are enjoying this week at bert, Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander Mr.: and Mrs. Clarence Downie, of and daughter, Barbara, Mrs. Cook, PDBucirr the Seaside Hotel on the ocean- Ocean GroMe, and Mr. and Mrs. . bureau front. Mr. and Mr3. Williams, Mr. and Harry Wauters, of East Orange, Mrs. Wihcig, Mr. and Mrs. Hise, Rev. and Mrs. John M. Jaqueth on Tuesday. Mrs. W auters is a Mrs. MacKenzie and daughter, 22E2ZE3E and her mother, Mrs. Ella A. . But­ former resident of Ocean Grove Marie, Bert Woods, John Murdock ler, of Plainfield, have returned to and a former member of the Ocean and sons, John and Donald, Mr. their summer home at 105 Embury Grove Association office staff. Harry Holgate, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. ( Avenue for the balance of the sea­ Norris C. Hendrickson, of Chel­ Snyder, Helen Pounder, and the »5S53§ son.. sea, Mass., and formerly of Ocean honored guests, Mr. and Mrs., Ar­ Mrs. C. R. Pancoaat, of Passaic, Grove, and his fiancee, Miss Sophie thur Kelley. V&VIWgJiS is spending the month at the Hotel Boiko, also of Chelsea, are spend­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wincig al­ Ormond, Beach and Pitman Ave­ ing their vacation here. Mr. Hen­ so celebrated their wedding anni­ nues. Mr. Pancoast spent the first drickson is manager of the.J. J. versary at Kool Korners last Sun­ two weeks at the Ormond and now Newberry Cc*. in Chelsea. They day. irs# joins her on weekends. will be married.Oct. 4. . The Rev. and Mrs. William B. ?;2CtV^3a> * Gritman, formerly of Wilkes- Mr. and Mrs. James I. Hendrick­ RESIDENT HERE DIRECTS Barre, Pa., and now of Lake Ariel, son and children, Karen and Jim SALVATION ARMY DRIVE Pa., are arriving tomorrow to en­ my, returned to their home in I ryuNntNO | Stoneham, Mass., last Saturday, F ^>sr-^\VSr^rr joy two weeks in Ocean Grove. Rev. after enjoying a vacation here, Louis A. Lyne has again been Gritman is pastor of the Lake appointed to direct the Salvation ^OMtzerts srAn-T' Ariel Methodist Church. stopping with her parents, Mr. and ax-thb 3Ea 6T 3£mo- / Mrs. H. R. Bush, 38 Abbott Ave­ Army campaign for northeastern Miss Anna Bertha Myers, of Monmouth County. He directed nue. Mr. Hendrickson is district f n ^ ’HO Qt*cw] Ik Lancaster, Pa., who with her auditor for Wilson Co., of Boston the successful campaigns for the ’Tb&OOYf*, C Hr-father before her, the late, S. M. army in this area in 1948 arn^ 1949. I STAur* . * Myers, were long summer residents Prior to his present assignment, h AT T** JfS /e THjS^O,t here, spent the past week at the Lyne directed the $G50,000 build­ North End Hotel. She writes The ing fund campaign for Riverside Times, “I would love to live in Hospital, Boonton, which was over­ Ocean Grove till I die.” subscribed. Several years ago Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Deighton, Lyne served as associate campaign and the latter’s mother, Mrs. Wil­ m director for the Fitkin Hospital, position of principal at Upper i liam C. Keyworth, of Paterson, are SH9 Neptune, and the Paul Kimball Freehold Township. Members ; of > spending the summer at the North Hospital, Lakewood, campaigns. the committee on arrangements End Hotel. Mr. Deighton retired During his stay with the Salvation are Mrs. Duthal Sanders, chair-! READ THE OCEAN GROVE TIMES last year after many years service Army campaign, he will reside in man; Mrs. Henry Horter, Mrs.' Ocean Grove. Charles Batdorf, Mrs. Mildred Par- Fresh - Killed ■with the First National Bank of What you and I do day by ' ' Paterson, of which he was vice day. telow, Mrs. Richard Kern, Mrs. Thomas Batten and Mrs. Alfred president. >j ;. ■ ■ The kind of life that we dis- ■BOX PARTY MONDAY Todd. ' Fryers •■ ‘ Lt. Col. Norman A. Campbell, _ play, ■ V i ; FOR COLLEGE YOUTH U.S.A., has completed his studies Will blaze a trail that when Classified Advertisements we’re gone, BRIELLE MOTOR-VUE at the Command General Staff Col­ Caponettes Advertisements for these columns should be In the office of "The lege, Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas, There’s others going to fol­ The Ocean Grove College Age RT. J4. NORTH OF BRIELLE. Times" NOT LATER THAN 11.-00 A. M. ^Thursday of each week. and is enroute to his new duties at low on, - Youth will have a surprise box Ft. Benning, Georgia. He is the So we should watch each step party at the South End pavilion Fowls ■- CLASSIFIED AD HAT* with care; Monday, 8:30 P. M. The girls will 'k'b'k'b'fr'fr'b-b'& 'b'b 23 Words OR LESS son of Mrs. Cleo Campbell, 115 Mt Additional Words ABOVE 25 ------SIXTY CENTS IXermon-Way. For every blaze will sura pack the boxes and the boy3 will 5 Cents per Word appear. - ~ s bid for the most attractive box. All Jersey 5 Times for the price of Four Consecutive Insertions Mrs. Martin Robinson, ■ of the Each box wilt contain food for two. Copy, mailed in. given to a representative or brought to office, per­ Bronx, New York City, who has Our lives will somehow stand, sonally must be accompanied by cash or stamps to cover cost. Copy provide. The girl will eat with the boy who accepted over phone as a courtesy and convenience to customer*. been connected with the Bowery Or serve for i other, folk a buys her box, so, girls, be sure to Poultry Bills due immediately upon presentation. Savings Bank, 42nd Street and guide. pack a box you'll be proud of. Lexington Avenue, for 23 years, is _ ---- -* ------enjoying a vacation as a guest of FOR RENT Mr. and Mrs. James Boyce, 33 Main • Farewell Dinner Aug. 19 Avenue. ATTENTION SUMMER GUESTS ~ TheJDun-Haven, one of Ocean Grove’s floors Ch\«AwU!r!^ U m Cm S: ;■ /; Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lovels are R. Ely A committee of the Ocean Grove finest hotels, on the beautiful Ocean man Ave. By appointment. —32* arriving today 'from New York P.T.A. met this week and arranged WOOLMAN’S Pathway between pavilion and Audito­ rium,* again offers 12 recentlyibv^uu* new and duu City on their annual, vacation, FUNERAL HOME for a farewell dinner to be held in PYtV>neilfnlirexpensively furnished __ main1_ floorn __ tbed­ I stopping at the home of Mr..and honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. rooms, just adjacent to charming large Quality Market 2J;}jim , “ lounge and_deep^main MVWJJ tltcilll IIUU1floor,porch, putcjl, Mrs. James Boyce, 33 Main Ave­ 514 Second Avenue Whildon on Aug. 19, at Sea Girt Priced low despite tremendous cost. nue, and greeting their many Asbury Park Inn. Mr. Whifden has accepted the . . . . . r-% »•-. n Expensive Hollywood beds and beautl- friends here. 125 Heck Ave. ru^decor throughout; modern bath fa­ ______—29tf Phone A. P. 7-0567 AUGUST 10-13 cilities. The Dun-Haven Hotel is su­ Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cramblatt perbly situated overlooking hundreds Tw o Shows N ightly — 8:30 & 11:00 Telephone A. P. 2-0963 of square miles, of open ocean from rooSS S i , CB^ edrw,pyropg , ^ bf Johnson and daughter, Judy, and every veranda. See the view from son, Martin, Jr., are arriving to- D*uf?C?aven s b °rc hes on th e H otel Page 9-3554-M appointXncnt* Call Belmar of this newspaper. ' 6 -29-33* , morrow for a vacation in Ocean DUN-HAVEN RATES ' • I- Grove, stopping at the Ocean View. Singles . Jl6 to $24 Judy models Catalina bathing Doubles ------— • ' • 525 to. $34 miscellaneous suits and sports togs for Rosen­ Rfc-.No. 34, 200 F t. N o rth of x wins ...,— : $26 to $39 I baum Bros. Department Store, Bridle Circle StopB^ UoCr'f o r % u ^ r 3 le d efoldir | ■Cumberland, Md. BOARDWALK CONTINUOUS FROM DUSK OCEAN GROVE I A S b u ry Park 2-SOM-ijtfbccan'pathway Mrs. E; P. Jessup entertained a WED. & THURS. — AUG. 6 & 7 1 : ■ ' ■ ••■'■ •■■-■■■•...... —2Jt£ 3 SHOWS DAILY *• —30-35*! group of friends at' her Cookman 2:30 — 7:Q0 — 9:00 P. M . “Wait Till the Sun S Maln;Ave„ clean, Avenue cottage recently.' In the Shines, Nellie” = ^ £°r a& y ^ tlisl)ed. rQom3 With or party were Mrs, ,G. Wolff, Mrs. R. MON.. TUES. & WED___ .With Jean Peters without kUclien privileges for refined inW a ^ h T s c T t i S l W l ^ ^ r AUGUST 11, 12 * 13 ' and David Wayne adults. Season or all year occupancy; ,PLove or Asburv Park Ogg, Miss T. Grarlt, Mrs. J. Young, ..(In Technicolor) Inquire after 4:30 P...M.. ■ Mrs. P. Madsen, Mrs. J. William­ “The Story of Robinhood” and son, Mrs. R. McDermott, all of Jer­ FRI. * SAT. — AUG. 8 * 9 ,nI?tLnI!ENT ‘T’ 3-Room furnished price,' Write (In Technicolor) , apartment., near South End beach: cool 1060, Ocean Grove Times Office Box sey City; Mrs. Robert Henrick, of and very dean.. 4-Room bungalow, A Walt Disney Production -. “She’s Working Her Way SHOP AT REITZ Last^two weeks in August; 63 Frank­ ______—29-33* Springfield, and,Mrs. E. Lees, of Through College” lin Ave, ... — 31-32* Nutley. ■ THURS.. FRI. &SA.TC. — .v With Virgin* Mayo ES — Bought AUGUST 14, 15 & 16 an d : Sold, and Ronald Reagan I i. -^-Cottage for small fam- items/ *CaiT'«i?f?w?re,a!~p furnitureo and ootaer th e r Brigadier and Mrs. Frank J.. ■: .* . • •:,,. -(In Technicolor) . little Bakery In Ocean Grove A,ear, round- All con­ z-0350. T he Todds, Smith, of Hartford, Conn:, are “Has Anybody Seen veniencesi, oil heat; also for sale., 9»Jane Wyman’ i. -r00m cottage, garage space, and Will Rogers, Jr. S id. Teresa W right.; and II mi aid Reagan (In Technicolor) 524^TahorC' Gacrlflc*- Scm ons A gency, Cor. Pitman and Beach Ayes* r—, One Block from Ocean (In Technicolor) (In Technicolor) _____ - - S'lxturta, New* News — Frt & Sat. Unusual Home and In- FRI. 4 SAT. — AUG, 8 * 9 come Properties. • Ave- N e p 1 S e f f e % , ^ V a^ F B I it SAT. — AV0. 8 & 9 . , “The River” :■ R . W. JO rfN S O V RiEAIi ESTATE SPECIAL SUN., MOtt. & TUES. — 3t2 M ain Ave. T el. A. P . 2-1020. —32* “California Conquest” AUG. 10, 11 & 12 With Nora Swlnbnrne KRAYER BOOTOIO CX>. — All Idnds. With cornel.WUde and Esmond Knight FOR SALE - 4,1 urove, hotel, of roofj applied and repaired. T7 M Full Course Turkey Dinner - $1.25 and Teresa Wright “The Wild Heart’* .(In Technicolor) oneof best. aU year, steam oU heat, 38 Benson Ave., Ocean Grove. Pbont, , . (In Technicolor) With Jennifer Jones S “ rurin,nR water, baths, A . P . 8-4058-J. —18H and David Farrar SUN. St MON. — AUG. 10 i 11 Good Wholesome Food At Reasonable Prices 8«N., MOK. * Tl’BS. — (In Technicolor) i bination- storm and screen windows fora- AUG. 10, 11 Si 12 ex cellen t condition, $40,000, term s, w lli _%o s t a n d p o u n d N ew s ? ■ “The. Lavender Hill Mob” exohanae tor small property; Pitman Breakfast, 8 to 11 — Weekday Dinners 4:30 to 8 ■ -“Story of Will Rogers” With-Alee Gulness home, 7 rooms, bath, . With June Wyman and Marjorie Fleldlnj ^ ^3.500: Mt. Tabor WED. &, THURS. — AUG. 13 & ,Ws*y' rooms, 2 baths, hot 4 ? gYS7N , f ? ^ h u a^ ,Ct>a?aVi.a Sunday Dinners 12:30 to 7 and Will Rogers, Jr. . ^eat, adaptable for conver- v ■ (In*.. Technicolor) Nfttn > "Story of Hobinhood” ^nto apartrnents, big value, Sls.000' All Pastries Made on Premises With Richard Todd TUES.. WED. & THURS. — year house, hot water J < • ► '•U1UO, U11U and Joan Bice AUG. , I? . 13 & 14 \ coa*L^e^t, excellent year round location on He ok Ave., $7,500*. Delaware Ave Webb £ lyetn 80 B each andv.K v “IfOvely To ,00k At” air*P)vini ;T«1001113 . eoch side,-' h o i '■:>l : I-wtllv kithryn Giasson. Red. xx?r. further particularsKI??,t,y, reduced and in- to d , . A y Walt PUnty Trne Uto A^oa^ntt s IhOUvWAVs IS FRIDAY, AUGUST 8,1952 OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN: GROVE, NEW JERSEY

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The building: was jammed when the I thank every one, the child that witnessed that Sabbath Day. 10 o’clock service commenced. Af­ gave the penny, the widow her Those of U3 who witnessed this ter song and prayer, Dr. Stokes, mite, up to our yast great deliver­ history-making year oft-times re­ Have Plenty of Home-Canned Peaches! Ocean Grove president, said: er, Mr. Andru3, who gave his $4,- call the words of Dr. Stokes, “For the past 25 years I have 333.33. May the divine All-Father “When salvation ceases to be pre­ carried this great enterprise on my send his gracious benediction upon eminent here, we shall fall to the soul. For the. past five years the all, near and far, and fill this level of other places.” ideal of this new Auditorium has temple with the highest glory of Since writing the above" story been constantly before my mind. It Himself.” of the 25th anniversary of Oceaa is now a dream realized. ' In its The vast crowd remained thru Grove, much has taken place. God, management it is denominational. the solemn ritual of dedication. in His great wisdom, has called two THE OLD In its practical workings it takes Prof. Sweeney then led all in sing­ (Dr. Wells and Dr. Henson) from in all which have Christ, for their ing. It seemed as if on one wanted our sight. Their labors here are Central Sun. Today, I address all TIMER the denominations. Twenty-five to leave and in spite of the late at an end. They are with the gal­ years we have tried to help you. hour many gathered in groups and lant array of those who have serv­ You have gone to your house to talked of the great events they had ed us and our God. ■> The 25th and Silver Anniversary help your own people with help ob­ year was one of the richest in the tained here. I am glad of it. Re­ k history of Ocean Grove. We canT vivals have followed in the local not tell it all in one column. Last churches. New churches have been wfeek we gave an outline of the Au­ V • v built. One year ago you so helped ditorium opening and now we’ll us as to make the .execution of this have a glimpse of the dedication vast edifice possible- . . .” of this present building, a four-day ) { & program, AugustJ)-12,1894, as fol­ Dr.. Stokes' continued his address, i f > m lows: -• asking each person to lift a little Thursday, Aug. 9 —■ 10:30, ser­ of the burden from his shoulders, mon, Chaplain C. C. McCabe; 3 P. having carried the weight of the M.y lecture. Dr. C. E. Mandville, of Auditorium construction, and the Chicago; 7:30 P. M., lecture, Ocean Grove enterprise for some “Bright Side of Libby Prison,” time, ■ . ';/ Chaplain McCabe. He continued, “I am in a pit, 26 Friday, Aug. 10 — 10:30, ser­ thousand dollars deep. Will you mon by Bishop Bowman; 3 P. M., help me out?” To this appeal were lecture. Dr. Mandville, who was added four others; then, the black­ then giving a series of lectures in boards were unveiled. Never will Ocean Grove on “The Seven I forget the scene. There. was a Churches in Asia;” 7:30 P. M., ser­ lot of excitement ,in the.calling out mon, Dr. A. J. Palmer. of amounts by, those on the floor to . Saturday; Aug. 11 — 10:30, ser­ those on the platform. Finally, mon, Bishop Walden; 3 P. M;, lec­ Dr. Hanlon, on our side, called to ture, Dr. Mandville; 7:30 P. M„ lec­ Mr. Yatman, on the other, “Yat- ture, “Great Deeds of Great Men,”. man,. say something.” Mr. Yat­ Bishop Fowler.'. man stepped to the front, raised Sunday, Aug. 12 — 10 A. M., his arm : and. you could hear a pin short addresses by Bishop Bowman, drop in the silence. He and Dr. —Ptaota courtesy Ball llro»: Co. Hon. J. A. Bradley, Dr. Hanlon, Stoke3 had the wonderful power Rev. C. H. Yatmari and Dr. E. H. of command oyer an audience. At . Home-canned peaches make lon. (Do not allow the fruit to sure the band screws down evenly Stokes;, 2:30 P. M., Dr. Hanlon’s' the end of two hours, one-half of sure-hit desserts—as peach upside- Btay in this water over 20 min­ all the way around. Don’t force Bible Class; 6 P. M., Beach Meet­ the $26,000 sum had been' raised.. down cake, or heaped on angel utes.) ■ band as tight as it can be turned. ing; .7:16 P. M., sermon, Bishop In the afternoon the Bible Class food cake and topped with whipped Drain fruit, then cook it in A snug fit is all you need. Fowler. . .’’V gave $1,000. From where would cream, baked in pie or cobbler, sirup until boiling hot to the cen­ Staivl jars on rack in canri«i of After the evening message, the the other $12,000 come? or even served plain. They are ter. (Note: Peaches may be steaming, not boiling wa*er. Water Bishops and other ministers; for­ An informal meeting was held also delicious in salads. With packed without heating but they should cover tops of jars. Put lid mally dedicated the house to the that afternoon in the President’s plenty of them on your shelves, are more likely to float and discolor on canner. Start counting pro­ service and worship of Almighty room. John E. Andrus, .of Yonk­ t f "•» you are ready to serve a dish when packed raw. Unevenly rip­ cessing time when waier reaches a God. This w as. carried out to the ers, N. Y., a stranger to most, said, letter; The sermons moved the “Divide it into three blocks, $4,000 which will win acclaim . from ened fruit should be peeled with rolling boil. Process pints nnd souls of men, the lectures stirred family and guests. v ,, ■ sharp knife.). quarts of hot packed freestone, each. I will give one-fourth of the the ’ greatest patriotic: emotions. first block, one-third of . the second WHO COULD FORESEE New Jersey’s growth? Yes, When you can peaches, get ev­ Pack, hot fruit, cut side down, peaches 20 minutes, clings 25 min­ When the Civil War veterans and one-half of the last, if the sev­ erything ready you will need and into hot Ball Mason Jars. Leave utes. It takes 5 to 10 minute marched in to front seats reserved eral remainders are taken by the the highway system is having growing pains—but new examine your fruit jars, being one-half inch space at top of jar. longer for fruit packed ra

m m PAGE EIGHT OCEAN GROVE TIMES, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, AUGUST 8; 1952 Por a "Headstart" on Autumn BUSINESS DIRECTORY >RAPII3 REFERENCE;-TO RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSES

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OP COURSE YOU WANT THE BEST AND MOST REASONABLE It, PLUMBING SKILLED MECHANICS for Oct it at the HEATING ^''■^^each craft will give you OIL B U R N ER S*''*. tiu- B E s T in E E A L Shore Restaurant Equipment Co. CONTRACTING ...SHEET JIETAL^s^S E R V I C E Kitchen Equipment and Furniture or JOBBING ■' CARPENTRY HOTEL, RESTAURANT and BAR SUPPLIES THE PAINTING WM. R. HOGG CO., Inc. . MASONRY . l K f i M a i l i Telephone Asbury Pk. 2-1147 908 - 4TB AVE. - ASBURY PARK >J» I tXc iI jJ. Opposite Main Avenue Gates T e i 2-3193 or 2-3194 Hats — an important item in This velvet profile model is A deep felt cloche that fits your fall wardrobe, A saw­ available , in black, blue, or snugly and is made in a varie­ AUTO BODY REPAIRS toothed brimmed cloche comes ty of fall shades. About $11. U ■', -ADAM’S ESSO SERVICENTER in all the autumn colors. About brown. About $9. By Mad­ HAVE RADIATORS CLEANED AND REPAIBJBD Washing — Slmonizinp — Tire Repairs — Tires — Batteries $12. By Madcaps. caps. By Madcaps. Lubrication — Mechanical. Repairs — Road Service Nick Antich Finishing Tel. A . P .’2-8840 LEGAL NOTICE Team 2: Phil Kirkpatrick, Sue Al­ BANCROFT-TAYLOR FAIR Be»r r n s i aia Axle 8 u*lght*ner—W kert Allrmmtol MAIN & PARK PLACE AYES., BRADLEY BEACH bert and Edgar McGinley.. ORDINANCE NO. 376 QUier races will, include life AT 52. PITMAN AVENUE MM FIRST AVENUE, ASBURY PARK , Telephone 8472 CHAIR. C ANEING TOWNSHIP OF NEPTTJNE IN THE guard, umbrella boy, locker boy COUNTY OF MONMOUTH and Ocean Grove Fire Department Do your Christmas ahopping at CEMENT AND CONCRETE WORK NOTICE is hereby given that at a relays. the Bancroft-Taylor Rest Home - :gular meeting of the Township Com­ JAMES L. SMITH mittee, of the Township of Neptune, in bazaar, the . committee urges, , re­ FABIO BATTAGLIA the County of Monmouth, held on the porting that the annual sale -will Chairs Re-Bottomed and Re-Caned fifth day of August, 1952, the followinr P. T. A. Board be held August 14 ana 15 a t 62 a n t w i f t i l riTlBI CEMENT BLOCKS HANDMADE BASKETS and CHAIRS ordlnance was introduced and passei 2010 Bangs Ave, Neptune A, P. 2-3393 on first_readin^. (Continued from P xge 1) Pitmar Avenue, opposite Audito-. Said Township Committee will meet t h a t a farewell'dinner will be giv­ rium Square Suitable gifts for n il s u p AT 1-WM at .the i Township Headquarters, 137 en for Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. all ages include aprons, bags, hand- PLUMBING HEATING South Main Street, Neptune, New Jerr sey, on the nineteenth day of August, Whilden on Tuesday, August 19, at woven leather and sheli articles, R U G CLEANINfi 1952, a t 7:30 o ’clock to consider th e said the Sea Girt Inn. Mr. Whilden books, cakes, food, candy, baby and ordinance for final passage and adop­ has resigned as principal of the children’s articles, toys, fancy F. G. RHODES tion and to give all interested persons GAS RANGES and AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS an opportunity to be heard concerning Ocean Grove Grammar School. work, kitchen accessories, grab Brierley’s Rug Cleaning Service the ordinance. *■ Anyone who would like to attend bag, greeting c a rd 3 , handkerchiefs, Telephone 220 MAIN STREET th i s dinner may make reservations jewelry, novelties, plants, quilts, RUGS AND CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED ASbury Park 2-2768 AVON, N. J. AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE SAL­ BY BEING ELECTRICALLY* SHAMPOOED ARY OF THE WELFARE DIRECTOR with Mrs. Batdorf, A. P, 2-4350, or a n d afghans. OF THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE, Mrs; Batkin, A. P. l-128irR. 139 Franklin Avenne TeL A. P. 2-4427 Ocean Grove IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. ' ------LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTtCgv Others attending the meeting BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN­ were Mrs. Batkin, Mrs. Horter, COAL AND FUEL OIL SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN­ Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. YOUR BEST BUY — THE TIMES Township of Neptune, New Jersey SHIP OF NEPTUNE, IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH: Brooks, Mrs. Gillum and Mr. Mis- *3.00 YEARLY BY MAIL Thompson Fuel Company ANNUAL AUDIT REPORT — 1051 1. That the annual salary of the ner. The following summary was prepared from the report of audit for the cal­ Welfare Director shall be Eighteen fT| endar year 1951 as submitted by Elmer O. Stevens. C.P.A., Registered Municipal H u n d re d ,. ($1,800.00), Dollars. FUEL-OIL WOOD AND CHARCOAL "BLUE" CO AI Accountant and.is hereby published as required by R.S. *30: 4-2. The Audit re­ 2. All ordinances and parts of ordi­ “Red Mill” At Circus 117 So. Main St.—MERRILL H. THOMPSON, Prop.—A. P. 2-2300 port is on file in the olTlcc of the Township Clerk and may be inspected during nances Inconsistent herewith are here­ business hours by any interested person. by 'repealed/ ;. v JOHN W. KNOX. Clerk, 3. This ordinance shall become ef­ Township of Neptune. fective retroactively as of January 1, The perennial Victor Herbert DRUGS County of Monmouth, New Jersey 1952. comedy-operetta, “The Red Mill,” COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET CHARLES S. LOVEMAN, will be the featured production at ______w T a NAGLE Dec. 31 Dec. 31 C hairm an ASSETS 1951 1950 A ttest: the Neptune Music Circus for the 43 main avenue . r t „i Pharm acy $ 203,221.52 181,746.33 JOHN W. KNOX. week beginning Aug. 12 thru Sun-, Petty cash fund _____— ...... — ...... — 400.00 400.00 C lerk —32 8y Charles H. Connors NAGLE’S Mam - Central rua Investments ...... 195.000,00 195,134.98 Aug. 17, with a matinee Aug. 14. State road aid allotments receivable ...... 13.925.43 15,000.00 Paul Heed, recently of the national Rutgers University “Doctor3 Advise Nafile b DRUGS Taxes. sewer rentals and assessments receivable _ 99,840.24 100,375.76 company of “Guys and Dolls,” and PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED »ES1 ** ~ Tax title, sewer rental and assessment liens ____ G88,265-47 GG7.238.08 Ocean Grove’s 5tli Colee Worth, one of the top operet­ Accounts receivable ...... 3.085.93 3,562.80 (Continued from Page 1) . Interfynd accounts receivable — :------18,912.94 124.778.10 ta and stage comics, take the lead­ Rooting cuttings of woody plants ELECTRICIAN Sales contracts, mortgages and property acquired aid. ing roles of the two itinerant is always an intriguing feat for the by tax title lien liquidation ...... 192.22C.98 210.700.03 Senior Men Freestyle (Novice)— novice gardener. This seems to be Fixed capital — utility ..... - ...... 381,671,74 . 381.071.74 Paul Caceio, Curt Lippincott, Phil funny-men who drop into a Dutch Fixed capital authorized & uncompleted — village. The two final productions especially true of roses. VAN DYKE ELECTRICAL CO. U tility ...... 1-...... ‘ 61,500.00 61.500.00 49,500.00 Kirkpatrick, - Edgar McGinley and for this season - are “The Merry All garden roses we buy are ELECTRICAL WORK —» REPAIRING JIADIO Deferred charges to future taxation ...... —440,600.00 479.023.16 Dick Kern. • ■ D eferred charges to succeeding y e a r’s rev en u e ..-L . :.8,859.5)7 8.059.97 2,793.72 Widow,” Aug. 10 thru 24, and budded or grafted on wild or semi­ WASHING MACHINES — VACUUM CLEANERS — ELECTRIC CLOCKS Senior lien Freestyle (open) — “Kiss Me Kate,” Aug. 20 thru 31. wild seedling roots. This method 1013 COOKMAN, AVE„ ASBURY PARK PHONE A. P . 2-0093 TOTAL ASSETS • $2,3fi7.510,22 S2.4U.924.70 Curt Lippincott, Phil Kirkpatrick, of propagation produces stock that Ted Bronczyk anil William Marsh. •-----—* ------is winter hardy and uniform in LIABILITIES, RESERVES and SURPLUS Senior Women Freestyle — Red Cross At Races growth in the shortest time. How­ All kinds Electrical Work Radio Repairing Bonds payable ...... ------—.------318,000.00 412.000.00. Connie Fitzgerald, Sue Albert and ever, the great majority of roses Bond anticipation notes —...... ■ 149.100.00 Joan Wallace. Appropriation reserves. ------...... — ___ .. 57,077.80 54,272.81 August 9 is Red Gross Day at do well on their own rools. Accounts payable and other liabilities ...... 11334.96 1.763.12 Senior Backstroke — Dick Goes the Monmouth Park race trac'.. The simplest way to root a.few TEPHFORD ELECTRIC CO. Interfund accounts payable ...... — ...... -..i • 18.912.94 : 124.778.10 ivey, Phil Kirkpatrick, Larry Mill­ rose cuttings is by means of the Improvement authorizations ...... 47,150:38- 52.964.50 ion and Jim Mehortcr. Proceeds from tKe program:- and' 18 Abbott Avenue, Ocean Grove — Phone Asbury Park 2-7517 Statutory and special funds ....------: V 12,774.59 32.678.54 members’ parking fee will be jar method, in which three to five Junior Individual Medley—Paul turned over to the Red Cross Dur­ cuttings are placed under one quart TOTAL LIABILITIES $^604,350.75' $ 678.457.07 Caceio and Dick Kern. FLORIST Reserve for amortization-fixed capital ...... 364,671.74 ; 347.671.74 ing the 3rd and 4t^r races, 150 Red jar. Deferred reserve for-amortization-fixed capital ; - 12.100,00 5.150.00 Senior Individual Medley — Phil Cross girls will'go 't'n/u the stands Good cutting wood of roses is ARCADIA — The Land ot Flowers Reserve for petty cash fund ...... —...__ • 400.00 400.00 Kirkpatrick, Ted Bronczyk, Larry asking racing enthusiasts to con­ made from a shoot that has just Reserves for certain assets receivable ...._..... £194.822.85 ' 1,058.964.89 Mihlon, William Marsh and Jim matured a flower, the petals all ARCADIA Mehortcr. • tribute, The Monmouth County . . . rtwc-T, e n n r* AOREENHOUSE Robert II. JUSka, i’rop. TOTAL RESERVES ....X...-...... SI.371.994.59 ' $1,412,186.63 chapter’s fund campaign quota has fallen. Remove the remains of the Surplus ------...... ------...;, 391,164.88 321,281.00 Junior Mixed Relay — Team 1: O f"? V T ? AND DISH GARDENS, CUT FLOWERS, WEDDING FLOWERS, boon increased to 3124,000 and to (lower and the leaf below it. The PLANTS cAND DIM ^uNERALDESlGNS, FLOWERSI BY WIRE • TOTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES Joe Fitzgerald,- Connie Fitzgerald, date $97,000 has been raised. cuttings should be' three joints sammerfleld a i Cookman Aves. > z AND SURPLUS ...... «...— ...... $2,367,510,22 $2,411,924.70 Dick'Kern and Jeanne Matthews; long, although it is possible to root .Team 2: Ben Hehn, Loriel Snyder, — —*■------a two-joint cutting. Betsy Greene and Paul Caccio; LAWRENCE and WEBB AVENUES A. P. 1-0832 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of OPERATION and SURPLUS GEO, WASHINGTON U. Cut off the lowest two leaves of CURRENT ACCOUNT Team ri; Bob Moore, Trent Smith, the three-joint cutting and one OCEAN GROVE FLORAL SHOP REVENUES 1951 1950 Emily Morris and Audrey Stoll. NAMES DR. J, R. SIZOO Surplus revenue appropriated ______- ______$ 150,000.00 $ 150,000.00 from the two-joint cutting. With COT FLOWERS • PLANTS • CORSAGES • WEDDING BOUQUETS Current revenue ______...... 1,081,442.76 1,012,082.24 Senior Mixed Relay — 7'eam 1: a sharp knife cut diagonally thru FUNERAL DESIGNS • POTTERY » FLORAL ACCESSORIES Connie Fitzgerald, Anna Nichols, The Rev. Dr; Joseph R. Sizoo, the bottom joint. FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS OF DISTINCTION — LOUIS PALENIK, Prop. TOTAL REVENUE ______$1,231,442.76 ?1.162.082.24 William Marsh and Larry Mihlon; EXPENDITURES president of the New Brunswick The cutting is now ready to Appropriation-budget and emergency $ 457,389.00 $ 436,403.37 Theological Seminary and one of stick. The use of a root producing FURRIER Local school tax------447.872.50 419.811.88 the favorites with Ocean Grove County taxes ------...... 167,398.91 - 160.231.27 hormone will speed the formation Fire district taxes 58,390.00 52.480.00 Auditorium congregations, has of roots. i Phone ■FURS Additional county taxes on added assessments . 634.67 1^82.72 “Monthly Pains" stopped been named. professor of religion Previously you will have selected Jt. Sari an Ready To Wenr Refund prior year's collections------—------323.88 • 560.00 at George Washington University, a spot for the rooting bed, in par­ A. P. 2-4060 Due from tax collector 20.0Q Washington^ D, C. Dr. Sizoo, s Mad* to Order — Remodeling — Repairing Cash disbursements for additional costs on dp amazingly relieved tial shade, and will have dug the ta x title li e n s ------...---;------360.07 • In 3 m t ©f 4 ess*e* in doctor*' tu til Netherlands-born Reformed Church soil. Make a hole 4 to 5 inches «n autttwn A-r.nu. Dry Cold Storage Ajbnry P arl1 minister, was for 12 years pastor TOTAL EXPENDITURES ...... $1,132,028.96 $1.071,129.31 deep in the soil with a round stick J* Chances are you’re of New York Avenue Presbyterian about the size of a broom handle. SURPLUS from operation ...... 99,413.80 90,952.93 mtting up — u»- Church in Washington and more GARAGE—STORAGE Add, Unexpended balances prior year’s •necessarily— w ith Place the cutting about 2 inches appropriations 2,910.76 ' 1,513.07 he functionally recently of the St. Nicholas Colle­ deep in the hole and hold it -while Oldamobiie Sales and Service Est. 1925 Phone A. P. 2-4670 Checks cancelled ------13.00 caused pains, giate Church, New York City. you pour clean sand around it. Items transferred to general funds cramps and weak. by resolution ------1'..—. ■ 683.77 • 120.00 ------* ------After the cuttings have been set in Billy Major’s Seaeoast Garage Interfunds returned. ____ — 67,424.31 9.323.55 f no xxf feelings of place, water well and cover with a Total other revenue ______48,704.70 • 78.152.40 enstruationl Fewer Bridge Openings quart fruit jar. 88 Sooth Main Street, Ocean Grove . For, in actual testa TOTAL SURPLUS FROM OPERATIONS by doctors, Lydls If the jar should fog on the in­ STORAGE—BY DAY WEEK - MONTH ______AND ADDITIONS ...... $ 219,150.34 180,061.95 Plnkhatn’s Com- -Traffic tie-ups that have been side, just raise the edge until the Less, Interfunds advanced ...... —. 56,686.65 ipound brought com- caused by drawbridge openings fog disappears. Keep the soil and 21-HOUR SERVICE ;$ 219,150.34 123,375.30 ,p le ie o r s tr ik in g along Shore highways have been sand moist. . Phone 2-1439 Deferred cliarfies in above expenditures i/rellel from sucfe dis- fewer this year, the result of a In G to 8 weeks roots will have • (Incurred currently) -----...... — • 2,000.00 / tress in 3 out 'Of 4 of SHAFTO’S GARAGE CORP. cases I state program with small boat formed.- Then the young plant can SURPLUS REVENUE (added during the year) 219.150.34 125,375.30 i j Lydia Pinkham's is modem in its owners. Bridge clearance guages be transferred to a permanent site. STORAGE—HA1TERY—TOWING SERVICE—REPAIRING. BALANCE — Ja n u a ry .1 -~ .w .;rv.— — ...... — ;. 280.724.31 311,340.01 taction! were installed and boat owners These newly rooted plants should were advised to know their craft’s Corner Corliea Avenue and Main Street Neptune, N. J. SUB-TOTAL .... 505.874.G5 436,724.31 I, So setL ydia E. Pinkham’is' Vege- be well mulched during the first Less, appropriated in current budget ...... 150,000.00 150.000.00 itabls Compound—or new, improves height. Many owners also agreed winter at least,. It will require two LAUNDRY .Tablet*; with added'. Iron. See if — to “hinge” their antennae, military to three years for an own-root BALANCE — December 3! — ...... ____ $. 355,874.05 S ,286,724.31 /taken through the month-—it doesn’t ------— — Phone A. P. 2-711? .Rive relief from those backaches, Jit- masts and outriggers so that plant to attain the size of the iters—help you fee! better before nnd bridges were not forced to open for grafted or budded plant that you NEPTUNE LAUNDRY CO. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OPERATIONS and SURPLUS numerous small crafts. may purchase. . SEWER LTIL1TV ACCOUNT 'muring your periodi ALL SERVICES’ — Wet Wash. All Flat, Shirts; Wet and Flat, REVENUE 19s * 1959 II Or—if you softer .from functional, Finished, Blankets. SAVE — Try Our Cash and Carry Service. Surplus revenue appropriated — ...... 4.590.31 j "hot flashes” of “change of life,’’ fine •...... 815-817 MAIN STREET, BRADLEY BEACH Current revenue ------...... ;...____ 39.984.74 42,903.97 out how wonderjul PirikTtam’s is for ML II I n — — — — w — — a — that, toot » # TOTAL REVENUE ... 5 39,984.74 $ . 47,55423 EXPENDITURES It lias a Qnlelfeg effeet oa MILK AND CREAM . Appropriations budget 39,B56.£2 39.3CD.3l ■ ££ler!ne Deferred, cnarges Incurred currently ------.-:—...... FURNACE CLEANING Cash refunds of prior year's collections------..... 30.00 oBct esa» '•jwiod'’ B«tal WARDELL’S DAIRY TOTAL EXPENDITURES ______------! SURPLUS from operations------______: 128.52 7,385.59 TIME- Call A . P. 2-0613 DAIRY PRODUCTS Add. Overpayments transferred to general funds NEPTUNE. N. J. Telephone 2-191A 5.02 TOTAL SURPLUS FROM OPERATIONS AND ADDITIONS ____ 133.94 7,385.58 Deferred charges In .v^ove expenditures MOVING —- STORAGE — EXPRESSING (Incurred currently) ------i------778J8 VELVEETA WELLER’S OPERATING SURPLUS REVENUE - (added during the yearl —;------1. 533,54 8,163.67 MANNING’S - MAYFLOWER BALANCE — Ja n u a ry 1 ------33,758.78 30,185,10 ^ caa0^ dfSSn? eSLs® ™ R ,^ rT nds^ 0c5 A0B SUB-TOTAL ______------. 33,892.30 38,349.0? Less, Appropriated In b u d g e t____ •5A00.3! -feaeaase it's rich P ifggi BALANCE — December 31 ______33,892.30 33,758.76 in food values ysrjM M ures/ RECOMMENDATIONS: from milk.v. A. G. ROGERS, Inc. Repeated from prior year's audit report: . Truit the Coliector maintain proper control and proof of the records tn STORAGE AND MOVING his office with controls maintained by the Treasurer, Phone A. IJ. 2-2093 : 2 That a proper file be maintained of all tax titie certificates owned by the DIGESTIBLE AS MIlKfj Mt A8BOTV AVPNtE Tow nship. tSIStn VAN IJNM ««n nv PARK, N, J._ 3. That eolltction of sales of foreclosed properties be.made in accordance with the terms of sale. ROOFS — SIDINGS 1951 RECOMMENDATION: - , ’ 4. That all disbursement vouchers be completed, including the required affidavit ar.a all required approvals, be properly filed and made available IAAGARONI to the auditor. . ______• ______. McCarthy Roofing Co. CERTIFICATION 1 HEREBY CERTIFY fhat I h.-ive examined the books and records ot the AND APPROVED BUILT-UP and SLAG ROOFERS TOWNSHIP of NEPTUNE, COUNTY" of MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY SIDINGS OF ALL KINDS for the year ended December 31, 1051, that the examination was made in accor­ ASbury Park 2-4737 — 1412 Unami Ave., Wanamassa, N. J. dance with generally accepted auditing standards applicable under the circum­ (CHEESE stances. and in accordance with th„ requirements of the Division of Local Gov­ ernment of the Department of the Treasury. ‘ SERVICE STATION I FURTHER CERTIFY that ? hrive reported or'commented upon “any error, *...... — discrepancy or other non-conformity to lion. At ACME Super Market / 20 Main St./A . P. ______and several supporting state­ Both in the one package' ments present a true statsmer.t 6 f the financial position of the municipality for t!i u:c year under, audit and in my opinion constitute £ proper report , the LANDES SERVICE STATION audit of the accounts as determined from the books and leonrds submitted to 1 TENDER MACARONI AND KRAFT GRATED 1 WASHING, SIMONIZING, TIRES, BATTERIES me, supplemented by personal inquiry and Investigation. ELMER O. . STEVENS. \ FOR FINE CHEESE FLAVOR # TIRE REPAIR — LUBRICATION A. P. 2-9068 B.M.A , N o . 288 • —32-33 ■ . ' " ' ^ ------'' j

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Private Showers , CADILLAC A ll Outside Rooms BARNEGAT BAY HOTEL Hot an" Cold i r t f S W ater in Rooms 27 .Webb Avenue RESTAURANT Centrally Located 68 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove HOU-ELLEN Rooms Only Our “Welcome Home” A BITE OR A DINNER 10th Anniversary Year HOTEL FREE Coffee In Your Boom Each Morning AT REASONABLE PRICES 58 Main Ave. BEV. St MBS. W. C. Breakfast ~ Luncheon - Dinner Op p . Postofflc« HAMILTON | • JOHN DAFNIS, Owner-Manager • s QUESTION: I am planning to coaatruct a OPEN MAY 29 Owner-Management muooiy fireplac* in my new nocn» and would ^iiliiltiiiiaiiaiiatiininairiitauiiiiiiaiiBuaiiatiiiiniiiiaiiaiiiiiaiiaitaitaiiaiiaiiaiiaiiaiiatiiiiiniiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiaii^ lik« to know whether the firebrick must b*, Phone: A. P. 2-3053 ’ (aid is cement mortar or ia fire city. Z£ fire* Phone: clay, what I* the proper way of gifrini It?, A. V. 2-8549 j!iaiiiiriiiaMaiiiiiaiiaiiatiaiiaiiiitaitiiiiiiaiiiiiaiiaiiBiiaiiaiiaiiBiiaiiaiiaiiaiiBiiltiliiiiilitliiiiiiiiiniiil!llUliiii!liillllilliiiiii<> 'siajiBii'iiia'iiiiiaJiiiiaiiaiiaiiaiiriiaiiaiKiiiaiiiiiitiBriBtiBiiiiiiriiiiiiiaiiiiinriiiiiiinitiniiiiBiiiiiaiiaiiBiiiiiiitimiiiiiiiJiiiinii1^ Ocean ANSWER: When firebrick are laid In mortar, cracks usually develop in a abort while. Fire j KI.SIK H. ORAHAMB I 5 r r 1 W 7 1 HT OCEAN GROVE FIRE-RESISTANT s clay is better, more enduriaft. Mbs the dry, j M anager g s i he Wal-lVlar HOTEL w ith ELEVATOR - 5 at the Famoti* powdered clay with water to the combtesc? g " Newly decorated, innersprlng mattresses In a of putty, or mot tar—an easily workable mix* 63 Clark- Avenue all rooms. Open All Year. Near Bathing a ture. Do not build « fire befoie 48 boon harel Beach, ShutJleboard. Restaurant on premises, a .elapsed.; Phone A. P, 2-S452 MR. and MRS. LOUIS HANSEN, Mgrs. a QUESTION: I am unable to get paint to adhere satisfactorily to the house in which I Grand View Hotel Uve. I use.the best quality paints, yet now ft is beginning to peel again. I have been ad­ vised to use shellac by one person—an under* | IS.Pit man Avenue j AT riORTH END BOARDWALK coat of aluminum paint by another peraoth' | {Running Through to 17 Olin Street) i Can you offer a solution to my problem? J | Furnished 2 and ;i Room Apartments and Rooms ; Reservations for Parties —A.L.M., Roanoke, V*. ’ANSWER: The advice you received ia sound I All. Rooms with Hot anil Cold Running W ater, j in both caseu Shellac and aluminum paint Plione 2-3196 a re ‘are excellent wood sealer* end should | . Jnnerspriiyg MaLtresaes : { cure" ties paint peeling problem; Be sure to I One-hnlf Block from IKvnir -— N<‘ai- Cafeteria nnd Aiulilorium . ; remove a ll' old and defective paint before EiuBJiaHBQuititBiiiuiJiBiiatiiniuiiiiiiiiirniitBuitiiiiiiiywaiituiiiiiiiiiBiiifiiitiiiiniiiriifnrtiiitiiaiiiiianBiMiitiiBiiiiti^ application of either of these undercoats. t i ■- l.ii.UAN ami THOMAS HOGAN, j a a strictly modern guest house, 57 'Em* | Phone A. I*. 2-I3X!) Ownership-Management j r r n r t OTT QUESTION: Can you tell me bow to refinish p i * j r j ^ 1 1 f \ }y I U U I jI V bury Avenue. All outside rooms with a mirror that has Spots showing through from riiai|aiiiiiii.i«iiiaiiiii»iii,'a||iiiiiiiiiaiii:iiii«fi!iiii*i'i!iiiia.’ii.;i;;iiniiiini,iiiiiia.ia.i*i<»iiaiii"iiiiiii'ia'iiiiaiiitiiitaiii3 hot and cold running water,"rates the bock which mar the clear visionr There reasonable. Phone A. P. 2-7950-R. MRS. JEAN MeMASTER,- Owncr-Manager. Tjmut be some solution for.this purpoee. [ -A W ., Reedsburfc Wbcocste 40 Centra! Avenue. Hot and sold ANSWER: The only real cure ia wilvering running water in all rooms. your mirror. This is a professional Job requir­ ing, special equipment, including a tank Large 3 1 Pilmnn Avenue European plan. Season June to enough to contain the mirror. pius knowledge One-half block to occan, near Auditorium awl all attractions. Rooms si ...-. a n n a e .R o d s ol proper chemical mixtures. Oxidation of the THE SANDER G~ silvering coat causes the black spot*. You can and apartments; hot and cold running w ater in all rooms; litfht, airy, LIN .•crape the loose material away at these comfortable. TELEVISION FOR CiUESTS. MRS. A. MITCHELL 1 0 PITMAN AVENUE — PHONE A. P. 1-1202 points, cover the area with aluminum foil held IDEALLY I.OCATi:]) WITH OCEAN VIEW, COMPLETELY MODERN, NEWLY down with clear shellac, but the patchwork Phone A. P. 2-0350.. Owners hip-Management VUUNISIIKD, AN1> UNSURPASSED FOR COMFORTABLE LIVING will show. AND RELAXATION GUEST ROOMS STUDIO APARTMENTS HY WEEK . . . MONTH . . . OR SEASON ROOMS All Varieties of Meats, Sea Food G2-A MAIN* AVENUE WAITED I.AFHENZ. Owner-Mgr.______JU NE TO NOV. Runnlng-\Vatrr-tn-Rooms — Center of all Activity A Stone’s Throw to llearli-Iiestaurani-AnUUorliim POST VILLA DINING ROOM Rates-im-Reqnest f'liotie A. r. 2-8341 CORNER MAIN and NEW YORK AVENUES \ BiCHARD EGKDY GEORGE A. IIREUK Seacroft Hotel 1 4 S e a view Avenue SPECIALIZING IN TURKEY DINNERS One-half block from ocean, athing bcach, open air swimming pool, Telephone A. P. 2-0513 boardwalk and amusements. Near cafeterias and sestaurants. Hot and BUENA VISTA cold water in rooms. Breakfast served. Reasonable rates. 18 Heck Avenue (Corner Reach) Phone AShury Park 2-8211—NOW OPEN—J. COCHRANE, Owner-Mgr. ST. ELMO HOTEL Open-May 20 to October. Rooms only; convenient to cafeterias and OPEN ALL TEAR restaurants; one block tu ocean; .lu.it and cold running water.' Special rates for June anil September. SUNSET LODGE Corner Main and New York Avenues Phone A. P. 2-3100 • MRS. ’H; GREENWOOD Individual meals served by day or week VLI; OUTSIDE ROOMS — 1 Block to Auditorium, 2 Blocks to Beach — American Plan R R. SHUBERT Tel. Ashury Park 2-0R7i SPACIOUS PORCHES— SHOWERS — APARTMENT Centra! Ave. from Te). MR. & MRS. Bradley Auto P itm a n to McClintock.St.-- Asbury Park 2-8843 C. L. DUNSHEE THE WAYNE TEA ROOM Aibury and New Jersey Avenues • Seat Covers At Emory Street Bridge • — AUTO TOPS — SMALLWOOD CREST CLOSED MONDAYS Custom and Ready Made DINNERS — -5:30 to H:00 P. M. Tuesday through Saturday T elephone 719 M ain St. f, WEBB AVENUE 3d------HOUSE FROM BOARDWALK SUNDAYS — Noon to 7:00 I>. M. \ . P. J-0153 B radley Be»eh Furnished rooms with running hot.and cold water, showers, private baths and Public Phone A. P. 2-8505 M. G. EVANS innerspring mattresses for professional, refined adults only in pleasing environ­ ment of .quiet home with congenial people. Heat on cool days. Large living CENTENNIAL HOTEL room, spacious piazzas, fine ocean view. Rates on application. 65 MAIN AVENUE — CONVENIENTLY LOCATED TO ALL POINTS ASbury Park 2-G312 THE MISSES BESWICK, Owner-Managers BRAKE SERVICE OF INTEREST A NO ACTIVITY. LIGHT AND AIRY COM PORT­ BATTERY SERVICE ABLE ROOMS. HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER. ALL MOD­ • CARS INSPECTED ERN FACILl I IES. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS. RATES STORAGE TIRES REASONABLE. Pleasant, clean airy rooms with hot and cold running water in all. AS. PK. 1-2986 J i.U .rll rE O .1 nll TIIERICSA OI.SSON, Owner-M gr. Many rooms overlooking the ocean and boardwalk. Atta»ctive rates. INeptune Steel fire escapes. Community kitchen optional. , |flc p ONNEI,I.& QO COLONIAL HOTEL r Main Ave.' Tel. A. P. 2-9191. MRS. SARAH PATTENSON Auto Repairs 15 MAIN AVENUE ISO BROADWAY. NEW YORK 5, N. V. AUTO REPAIRING Open For Season — May 15 Branch Office:.! Press Plaza, Asbury Park, N. J. Reasonable Rates — Showers — Hot and Cold Water in Every Room WILMINGTON HOUSE RAY ELLIS yt Block From Ocean Near Auditoruim NEW YORK Members Stockton and So. Main St. 4-1 HECK AVE. .Under New Management. A. P. 2-852G M. HEFFRON, Mgr. REV.aml AIRS. A. L. POTTER, Props. ASBURY PARK New York Stock Exchange Occan Grove A. P. 2-7727 TO SERVE You IS OUR PLEASURE Asbury Park 2-976i Corner, all outside rooms, innerspring mattresses, hot and cold running water, 2 blocks to ocean, near stores, restaurants and Auditorium. Spe­ DETROIT And Other Leading Exchanges cial June anil September rates. L. & D. MIERAS, Owner-Mgr. NOW—For the convenience ot those who are unable to attend to HAMILTON COTTAGE their Investment matters during the day, we will be open every 23 Central Avenue Phone Ashury Park 2-7132 A friendly vacation home where comfort is always considered. It is the Wednesday Night from 0:45 P.M. to 8:45 P.M.., nearest rooming house to the Great Auditorium, and is only a two min­ PHONE ASBURY PARK 2-0177-0776 ute walk to boardwalk and ocean!. Near cafeterias and restaurants. Rates reasonable, given on application A. T. DEY, Owner-Manager THE IRVINGTON Needleerafit News B a x te r

rp H E well-planned wardrobe for the summer senson is focussed upon J. clothes to r the out-of-doovs. A bathing suit is a must; a skirt -with Centennial MARIE VILLA two or three blouse chBnses, trim shorts with halter or strapless bodices 9 MAIN AVENUE OVERLOOKING OCEAN and several feminine sun suits constitute a perfect wardrobe for under- Shoe Rebuilders Attractive rooms with running water nnd innerspring muttresses! the-sisn activities. You may have your basic items selected by now, but 63 Main Ave., Ocean Grow; Home-like atmosphere. KITCHEN PRIVILEGES. Open to Oct. 15. probably need to odd an extra blousa #r sun suit. Tel. AS. P. 2-0815-J. SIR. nnd MRS. IS. J. DELANEY, Owner-Mgr. BE WELL-DRESSED AND BUDGET-WISE JACOB “The Friendly lluiisc fur Friendly People” Rooms With - Running • Water. One-half block. to ocean. Apartment. Booms by month or season. Open May 21. Our rates are always moderate. GROSSMAN A. P. 2-7591 MRS. ROLAND I,. RUDRAUIT 11 Main Avenue ; Headquarters For OCEANSIDE : RED CROSS : 25 Ocean Avenue SHOES Rooms Overlooking Ocean Opposite Bathing Bead) and Boardwalk Convenient lo Cafeterias JOSEPH L., BLACK, Oiviier-Manager OLIVE HOUSE Phone A. I*. 2-1844 JC J”03’ Central Avenue, overlooking ocean Corner Heck and Beach Avenues. a°d lake. Light housekeeping. Clean ■ 708 COOKMAN AVENUE One block from the ocean and centrally located, near vr-staurants and comfortable rooms. Open all year. cafeterias. Hot and cold running water in all rooms. European Plan. MABEL and HARRY HODGSON, Owner-Mgr. i: - a s b u r y p a r k Phone A, P. 2-1188. Open Decoration Day. MRS. TRINA HRAIN ParkView Hotel 23 Seavlew avenue, facing Wesley Lake. A complete wardrobe heed not One block to Asbury Park and North End-pavilion and Bathing. Capacity be an expensivo one. Clothes, Howard L. Smith 123. Spacious porches. Hot and ■ cold running water in rooms. Steel Fire Escapes, Private Baths. Television. Booklet. Phone Asbury Park 2-0524. comparable to those found on the Tho Hardware Store AMER1C&W and EUROPEAN PLAN. ETIIEL S. HEMPHILL pages of the leading fashion mag­ azines, can be created by you for.: , of Ocean Grore . sometimes half tlip price. Since, summer outfits usually have_s!m- PINE TREE INN ple lines, you won’t have difficulty 10 Main Ave. — “For Your Vacation Pleasure” — A. P. 1-1397-W selecting an attractive pattern PLUMBING Excellent location, block to ocean. All rooms, porches hnve unobstructed' which will make for comfortable TINNING md HEATING view of ocean. Near. Auditorium, Cafeterias. Hot & cold water in all rooms. wearing and easy sewing. Concen- ItonersprinB mattresses. Open all year. MU. and MItS. R. L.-SNYDER reasonable. trote on gay prints to brighten your wardrobe. Tha simplest pat­ HARDWARE tern can become the most attrac­ PAINTS and OILS tive garment when you have cho­ sen a pretty striped, plaid,; Directly on the Ocean Front — Season May to Oct. checked or flowered material, . 51 Main A venss European Plan, All rooms have,innerspring mattresses, hat and COTTON FOR BEGINNERS OCEAN GROVE, N ijl ) cold running water, some with private baths and lavatories. Telephone A. P. 2-4084 I. A. SHAW, Ownership-Management If y.-u ha.ve never sewn before, ' Phone A. P. 2-4741 : ; this is a good time to start, be­ cause now, cotton is king. It’s the easiest material with which to', sew; even experienced Bewers praise its adaptability. A sturdy cotton fabric is n royal treat for the beginner since it’s inexpensive and easy to handle, its ravelling is at a minimum, so you won’t have to worry about pulling out a few stitches if you’ve’ made, a mistake. And because It’s almost slip.proof, you won’t have difficulty in kacpins U under control when you run the sewing machine needle quickly over it. One thing to remember, when purchasing your cotton material, is to find out If it has been pro-shrunk. If hot, wash nnd irop the cotton before cutting the pattern to insure against shrinkage after the gar­ ment has been constructed. SUITED FOR SUNNING Get all dressed up to go sunning in thl? feminine sun suit which !s sure t