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' ' , s i * Take inventory of your printed” sup One word can tell the Btory of con plies; If you need anything, the - tinued business activity in the com - j ■ ' Times stands ready to give munity—Advertising. vi:;/ you Bervice, • . AND THE SJIOUE TIMES FOUR CENTS /,-;t VOL. LX . No. 33 OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1935 - / ' : $ THOMSON GETS ‘MARTHA" IS BIBLE LESSON HOTEL MEN WANT CHURCH 7,500 HEAR BISHOP MOUZON Mrs. Gertrude Brown To Teach At OF THE BRETHREN RARE SOUVENIRS St; Paul’s MORE PUBLICITY in Au ditoriu m sermons “Martha” is the Bible class les MAY MEET HRRE IN 1936 THREE ANNIVERSARY: MEMOS son for .the coming Sundny. Text, WILL REQUEST LARGER BUD “Jesus loved! Martha and her sister ARE PRESENTED and! Lazarus,” John,: 11:5: Read GET APPROPRIATION. Preacher Sees Chance For Uniting of Three Luke, 10\38-42 and John, VI '.17-28. National Convention Would Bring Eight Thou Sixth Founders’ Day, Stokes Gold Dr, Francis Harvey Green will be Appoint Nominating Committee Branches of Methodist Church—Prays For en Wedding and Dr. Ballard’s the teacher 'at the|. Auditorium For Report at September Meet sand Delegates for Eight Days—Dr. Hen Bible Class,, at" 2.30. .Written Ques Birthday Arc Noted In Special ing of Ocean Grove Hotel As Kingdom of God and Revival of Hope, tions will be answered at the begin son Offers Buildings for Sessions—Ar Announcements. ning of theperiod. sociation. Endorse Play-Ground Faith and Love— Gives His Definition of Three precious documents have The Assembly BiblejClhss, which D rive/ rangements Committee Decides Today. mets at St. Paul’s church at 9.30, been added recently to tlie archives A proposal that Neptune town will be taught by Mrs. Gertrude on. of William E. Thpmson, historian ship increase its advertising ap of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Brown, unt|l Teeentiy )be pastor at propriation for 1936 to $10,000 was auditorium seating at least 5,000 Association. Tho new records are a Jersey City Gospel j Tabernacle. Ralph W. Johnson, director of Tho Abiding.Relations of Life,” made by H. A. Williams, of the Neptune township plublicity, left and ' several other buildings for- ;/i; Congregations " totaling 7,500, program of the sixth annniversary Subject, “A Home That Attracts Arborton, at Tuesday night’s meet Hope, Faith, and. Love, , was the last night for Washington, D. C., sectional conferences and parking ‘ (4,500 in the morning nnd 8,000 in exercises of Ocean Grove, July 31 -Jesus.” ’. / / / " ' / ‘v / / / . : . ing of the Grove Hotel as theme of the evening sermon by Ocean to endeavor to secure the annual accommodations fdr about 2,000 the evening,) heard Bishop Edwin and August 1, 1875, a folder an sociation. The mittter was laid Bishop Mouzon. ' ‘ . conference of the United Brethren cars.’ . :■■;* :;/- . : , • D Mouzon, D. D.,L1. D., a t tbe nouncing the, Golden Wedding an over for furthe^ discussion with He pointed out to the large at BRADLEY BEACH for Ocean Grove next June! Through tho cooperation of Dr. Auditorium, lost - Sunday, Dr. niversary of Dr. and Mrs. Ellwood the .suggestion by President Ed tendance’ that one of these essent The possibility of securing the George W. Henson, president of Mouzon is senior bishop of the H. Stokes, January 6, 1897, and an ward J. Borton, of the Marlbor ials;; of life cannot be taken ,away national convention of the Church the Ocean Grove’ association, the Methodist Episcopal church; South. invitation to the reception to Dr. HEARS CHARGES ough, that a representative com from us without having both of of the Brethcrn in Ocean Grove in Auditorium and their other build He prefaced his morning sexmon Aaron E. Ballard on h iB 80th mittee be on the job at budget- the others crushed. If this happens the early days of June, 1936, re ings have been offered free and un with expressions of confidence that birthday, Christmas Day, 1909. CITIZENS CLAIM PEDDLERS making time this fall to further we have disobedience, sadness, ceived. offers of the fullest cooper limited parking space will be pro in the near future the Methodist The sixth anniversary program, and darkness. “When faith dies, the-interests of the hotel industry ation this week from the Ocean vided and the the bathing offered '’ Episcopal Church, the Methoditst listing hymns and addresses to be ARE STILL ACTIVE and to secure an advertising bud hope, dies, and when hope dies, love Grove association, the Ocean Grove at half price. Episcopal church South and the heard in a. gala celebration thOBei get in keeping with the possibili dies,” said Bishop Mouzon. He con Hotel association ahd the Neptune At the meeting of he Ocean /Methodist Protestant church will two days, was presented to Mr. j Mayor Borden Asserts Every. E f ties of Ocean Grove as a seaside tinued by saying that these things township publicity department. Grove Hotel association Tuesday be one. "Methodist union now aPj Thomson by-Miss Helen R. Smith, resort. l make us the superior of all animals fort Is Being Made to Enforce The convention, if it. should de night, special rates for the con pears - to. y be.’ almost in-1in sight- : lifl Drexel Hill, Pa. The exercises and give us kinship with the spiri New Ordinance. May Need 25 A nomination committee was ap cide to meet in Ocean Grove, would ference were proposed by James P. said,;; ’ • •’ opened with the singing of the pointed to propose officers for the bring from 6,000 to 8,000 people Dunn, chairman of -the hotel pub . The sermon concerned what the tual and eternal. Extra Feet of Boardwalk. Doxology and closed with the coming year at the next meeting here over a period of eight days. licity committee, and adopted as Bishop thinks to be three neces- “Hope refuses to look in the Coronation Hymn. Among speakers Several visitors ' at Tuesday in September. Dr.’ Warren L. Wal Today the committee of arrange follows: European plan, singlo sary, logical steps to a fuller lifer closed casket,” Quoted the Bishop, Were Revs. W. B. Osborn, J. H. night’s meeting - of the Bradley lace, of Philadelphia, accepted the ments is meeting in Washington, room $1 a day, double $1.50; Am and was preached on the textfrom “therefore, it guides us toward the Stockton, George- Hughes, R. J. Beach commissioners, most of chairmanship reluctantly as he D. C., for the purpose of deciding erican plan, $2.50 single; $4.50 Matthew, 6:33,’- But seek ye first good things of life and heals our Andrews, Adam Wallace, and Jos them recognized as members of said that he had performed this! the date and place of the,-confer-j double. the Kingdom of God, ahd His j disappointments. It is standing out eph H. Thornioy, David G. Brown, the Good Government League, cit job for two'successive years, butUnce. The date of the convention will righteousness; and all these things from; the shadows.” J. L. Hayes, George W. Evans, Bishop Mouzon believes that to ed alleged violations of the recent was willing to do it again for the! Ralph W. Johnson, director of be either June 1-9 or June 8-16. shall be added unto you.” Frank Cookman, and Dr. Stokes. ly adopted anti-peddling ordinance. good of the association., Two other j Neptune township publicity, has If the Church, of the Brethern de “It is the duty of the minister exercise n'personal trust in Jesus Together with the Golden Wed After it was pointed'out that tho committee members elected were-been in communication with Ar- cide at their meeting today to < of the Gospel,” opened the preach Christ is to have faith. Many cen ding announcement of Dr. and Mrs. proper place for such Charges is Miss A. M. Van’ Skite, of the | thur Scrogum, chairman of the vene here, President Henson er,” to remind of the existence of turies, ago Jesus changed every Stokes is a clipping from the .to the police department, Mayor Osborne cafeteria, and F. W. Roh-’ committee 1 of arrangements of [consented to the opening of the God. Never was that more neces thing, lightening and brightening World, showing sketches and brief Borden explained that .although land, of the Loraine. Juniatn college. The reQuirements Auditorium for the 1936 se sary than it is today.” There are the Whole Bystem of created things, stories of the principals. An orig tlio law' was passed only for the of the conference would be an with their leaders in charge. three things in the text, he con “Eternity is .in- the very structure James P. Dunn, of the Ormond, inal poem, "Fifty Years of Wedded purpose of ncomQdating several tinued, which nre set down in the of the human soul, and because of Reported on the sales tax, followed Love,", written by Dr. Stokes, is Borough merchants and not be order of their importance and their Jesus we have hope for. the gener by an open discussion, and'Treas included in the announcement, cause he favored it, it will be en IV. C. T. U. HEARS SPEAKERS logical seQuence. First is the ations to come.” urer Frank G. Mount, of the Lak- which was presented to Mr. Thom forced as strictly as possible. ensea Hotel, reported a healthy bal Kingdom of God; Becond, His right One of the greatest examples of son by Mrs. R. C. Bergen, 87% As Mrs. Wagg Will Lead Sleeting love is that of Robert Browning A resolution was adopted setting ance in the treasury. Miss J. E. eousness third, "all these things." bury avenue.

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