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Prodigal Son Story Message for Main Street's Wayward People Out of Town Keep In Touch' The Subscription Price of The Timas With Ocean Grove Affairs ' Is Only J1.50 a Whole Year ■ By Reading THE TIMES Every Week Isn’t the Paper Worth That t» You? Vol. XLV-No. 33—Ten Pages, OCEAN GROVE, N. FRIDAY, AUGUST' )9, 1927 FOUR CENTS OCEAN GROVE W. C. j . U. SENDS CENTRAL FINDS RARE COINS PROTEST AGAINST SYMPATHY TO WAYNE WHEELER j PRODIGAL SON STORY MESSAGE IN iJltiNKING-CUP. MACHINES BENEFITS HAD IN I The Bradley Beach Union had; The Central Railroad of New Jersey NEW TRASH MJMP i charge of the program at the weekly is out $1.13 ana F. T. Dickerson, sec-: WATER DISTRICTS i meeting of the Ocean Grove W. G. T .! FOR MAIN STREET’S WAYWARD, rotary and treasurer ; of the road,,; IS' VOICED BY- 43 PROPERTY U. Tuesday'in Thornley Chapel.-The doesn't know what to do about i t . ! AS POINTED OUT BY CHIEF OF devotional period was led by Rev. Mar­ Somewhere in the company', books the OWNERS IN NEPTUNE tha Rogers. Two new members were BY REV. DR. SAMUEL W'GRAFFLIN sum must be accounted for and ;the THE NEW JERSEY DIVISION ___ received,.Mrs. Carrie S. Cook and MrS. secretary-and treasurer of u big ;rail-, ’ ]■' ."1 •.v'’ •; ’ ■}C. F. Sleeper. ; ■ road hesitates to make the notation,in : • Nevertheless Health Oflicer ; I^eigh’s * — _• • the. official records: “Funds Flim- One .of the Proposed Amendments To Pr„„. STOOBS IS THE M U EO fO Iffi B ELOOTS M D IS FODHD flammed from the Company, $1.13.” 1 the State, Constitution To Be Voted ■ .program; Mrs. William H. Lafferty ONLY BY A COMPARATIVE FEW, WHILE THOUSANDS The financial dilemma developed the! On At Special Election Next Month. erty As Disposal Place Is Adopted. I sang a solo, and Mrs. Walter Eisen- other day when a collectioin of 113 I Sewer Built On Private Property. j berg’s Loyal Legion sang a temper- WHO FAIL TO MAKE THE HIGH DOLLAR DRIFT BACK coins from fifteen ; foreign nations A Forward Step In Water Supply. I ance song. Readings were given by which had. been taken from the penny j Forty-three Neptune property own- [Mrs. S. D. Rayner and her daughter, HOME AFTER HITTING THE HIGH PLACES—REAL RE­ drinking cup machines on the road’;; In order that the people of New dcrs sent a written protest to the town­ Miss Catherine Rayner. LIGION A HELP TO THOSE WHO WOULD ESCAPE FEED­ passenger coaches during, the last, Jersey . may have an intelligent and ship board in session Tuesday evening, Mrs. Laura Bimblcr,' county presi­ three years, was presented to Mr. comprehensive knowledge of the prac­ inveighing against the removal of the dent, gave_an address, followed by Dr. ING ON THE HUSKS AND BEING TRIMMED, AS WAS Dickerson. They represented the cur­ tical benefits to be derived from the' .. trash dump to the premises of Thom­ Julia Baright, with a brief message. rency of England, Italy; Canada, i proposed amendment to the State as Gravatt out on the old county road ' It was ordered that a letter of sym­ SAMPSON, BECAUSE HE TRUSTED "TOO MUCH IN HIM­ Cuba, Holland, Germany, China, India, 1 constitution authorizing the legislature near Wayside. These! said property pathy be sent to Wayne B. Wheeler, SELF—DR. GRAY, OF SCRANTON, PREACHES AT MORN­ Sweden, Argentine, Czecho-Slovakia, i to create water districts, sewerage owners se'e in the trash dump, in i attorney of the National Anti-Saloon Czarist and Soviet Russia, Turkey districts, .drainage districts and mead- , which they . erroneously’ included“ League,-whose wife just recently met ING WORSHIP, HIS THIRD TIME HERE. and France. Dickerson said he would ow reclamation districts, which is to . garbage, a fire hazard and a menace with a tragic death. probably present the collection to be voted uport at a special election on Next Tuesday’s meeting will be the to health. An analysis of the petition For the youth that goes to New Best Things At Home.’: a friend who made a hobby of collect­ September 20, H. T. Critchlow, chief disclosed that less than fifteen of the last of the summer series, and a large York City there is. a success message ing rare coins. , of the Division Of Waters, of the New ; ' f persons whose names appeared on the attendance and a good program are from the Y. M. C. A., if-he will have Merely moral persons are not tol­ Jersey Department of Conservation document live within a half milte of expected. it, declared. the Rev. Dr. Samuel W. erated in church positions by Dr. and peveipment, in a statement made the proposed new dump. Nevertheless, Grafilin in his sermon at the Audi­ Grafilin. .“Too often the absence of NO peanut"selling public Monday has set forth how and Chairman Rice was of the opinion that torium last Sunday evening. Dr. vice is taken as the presence of vir­ with what success water district ■ ', consideration should be given to the Grafilin is: associated with, the West tue,” he said on this point. “There problems have been solved in other . FIREMEN’S NIGHT States.; wishes of the petitioners. Health Of­ Side Y. M. C. A., and he knows New are too riiany persons in the official PAYS GROVE DEBTS ficer Legh\ recommended that the peti­ York and its habitues as does a child In' Massachusetts, Mr. Critchlow . boards of churches who' are; merely points out, a metropolitan district, in­ tion be ignored and that the board ac­ A NOTABLE EVENT its own home. Preaching on '.“The moral, If I had an official board I cept Mr. Gravatt’s offer of a dumping Message for .Main Street,” he said DR. BOSWELL REFUTES FLING cluding the city of Boston and envir­ ground, saying the latter was in an would not'have.in it a man,who was ons, was authorized in 1895. Today • : the average ' persons goes .to New not able to offer a prayer when called OF EDITOR MUNHALL 'out-of-the-way place and too far SEASON’S LARGEST AUDIENCE York for two reasons—to make the there are sonie t\yenty towns and cit­ from the neighborhood houses to be an upon to do so.” The Prodigal Son ies .being supplied with water in AT ANNUAL BENEFIT '. high dollar and to hit the high places; was held up. as an instance of genuine annoyance to anyone. His reeommen- His discourse was replete with per­ This Resort, the Association' Head wholesale Quantities .from- the water datiop was adopted and the new dis­ repentance; But he had to learn his les­ Works which is the outcome' of those ,: “: sonal experiences in his work. Per­ son in the bitter school of experience. posal grounds, were used for the first sons who' found their way to the me­ n Declares, Is More Religious This begun by the Metropolitan Water Great Assemblage a Tribute To the The speaker referred, to this head­ Board of 1895. These towns pay the • time Wednesday. tropolis always were hopeful of suer strong-, wayward young man as “the Year Than Ever Jieforc—A Differ­ A second protest was made to the Worth of the Local Department. cess. Success was founded on four board a wholesale rate of about $50 board, this one in person by Edward head waiter to a lot of hogs." When ence Between 10 Days and 3 Months j for a million gallons delivered, .and Excellent Program Provided By basic principles, he found—1, educa­ he came to himself he realized -his J. Stroud, the outdoor advertising tion; 2, the. ability to make a .dollar Contrary to the Rev. Dr. L. W. Mun- distribute the whter to their respec­ Radio Artists From New York. plight. “They have better things than tive citizens. The main drainage, or man of Asbury Park. Mr. Stroud had and to keep it; 3, the right attitude these back .home.” Jesus did not send hall, of Philadelphia, militant editor a grievance. He believed he was dis­ toward home and women; and -1, real of the Eastern Methodist, and who sewerage systems, of the same terri­ Only once in a blue moon is there anyone :after him; He left' him alone tory was built and is operated by prac­ criminated against in being forced to such- a tremendous—th a t. is the right religion, which is the helpful living of delivered his famous sermon on "The pay a license fee of $100 a year for until the Holy Spirit took hold of him. tically the same authority. word to' use in this connection — as­ the right life. and his repentance.was genuine. Resurrection" in-the.Auditorium here' his signboards scattered about in the last Friday evening, it is not neces­ semblage in the Auditorium as that Among'the groups with-which the And for the sinners who come to the Solves Flood Control. • township, when others, he said, .were which gathered Tuesday evening to Y. M. C. A. comes in contact, Dr. sary for the Ocean Grove Camp Meet­ doing a similar business in Neptune Y. M. C. A. gatherings there is also In Ohio, Mr. Critchlow goes on to patronize the Ocean Grove firemen’s Grafilin said, is that one made up of but one sermon, the story of the blind ing Association to sell peanuts in or­ without paying for the privilege. benefit, an annual event. The big those who, haying tasted the wine of der-to pay.its bills. So says Dr.; say, the cities of Dayton, Hamilton "Who are they?” he was asked.
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