PAGE EIGHT FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1937 The Cheapest Printing is Often the Most Expensive in the End. We It; is the Wise Advertiser Who Grasps Do the Right Kind at a Fair His' Opportunity. His- Opportunity avenue, and Mrs. Howard Weston, Eye-ing the Crowd Shrewsbury; tliree grandchildren, Price. THE OCEAN GROVE TIME: . ' • is Right Now. ‘; , • r •Lonesome ■one brother, and four sisters. a & i t T / i r stionrr rnn:s

VOL. XLII. Nc. 7 OCEAN GROVE. NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1937 FOUR CENTS 5! JK'CiiVre- Ntvwijpftjie.r SyoOlonte. I Bradley Beach Items ! ■ Vo «. ' /M'Ntriferyk'c. ■MiiititMiitttiiniiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininitiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiMiiiiiiiMiiiiuiiiiniti-: PLAN SPECIAL LKNTI-N MUSIC Miss Dorothy Schroeder, of Bel- COBB RESIGNS . ^^VX/.rilAT do you .’suppose that SEVEN CONFERENCES LISTED collections UP mar, is a new' employee at Tlie left Outlines I’roi'rams For SUGGESTS HEALTH LECTURES - Y ; rzirl. js,?/looking nt7fV First National Bank. . ny 'j; Mrs: iicnderson asked tho ques- Raymond Earl in, G17 Second ' AS SCOUT HEAD S i. Paul’s Church 25''« IN JANUARY ,tioiV- off; her Jiusbanj as they took: the .cold. • it should be. hot enough Stephanie ■ *'■ I avenue, is confined to his home ON 1937 SEASON PROGRAM G. niO'mond Bartlett, director of LOCAL FOOD HANDLERS: their leisurely- ■ after, -. dinner stroll with an attack of neuritis. DV (tef?ipcraturc’al)oiit 105°) and long. W hyte cnoiigii : (about . > 10: ininutcs) . to ■ TO. ASSU M E POST .IN XKWJ music at St. Paul’s church, ' is i $50,7*22 cojjLk c j:i ;d b y o k a - a lo n g .R iv e r s id e , d r iv e . : . Mr. aind Mrs.' Daniel Wilkins, E L I Z A ^F-rank Henderson looked a t: the; 409 Bi'inlpy avenue, left-this week equalize the circulation and stimu­ j planning 'several musical features | . M . YORK STATE VATT’S OFKiCB- girl.'She was standing in the groon for Miami, Fla., whore they will late - the flow df stagnant blood | for Sunday evening 'services dur-| STEPHENSON back to- the luiigs where, its. im­ patch of grass that lay between the FTER 36 Years of Eervlce. this 5 spend the balance of the winter. Dr. Henson States Schedule Is Not Completed ' J ” .# i ing .Lent. ' . . • (' Unique Plan Proposed at Neptune Board of , will travel to every ttaM In tb. Union. letter, nnd Mome Scrvice purities may ' be burned up. A drive ahd the river and she kept the trip will continue for a t lo u t . rt*r. Follow the .white Mr. anti Mrs. William Rofjbins glassful or two of water while in Barbour Apppints Commitlee lo| The -coming Sunday.evening, the lohnson Recommends Construction searching the sky as if for an air­ line weekly, beginning at the star ot New Jersey. and son Lloyd, 401 Fifth avenue, Dircclor the tub will help to start prcspira- Yet— Sees Promise of a Good Season. Select NewyKxccutivc For Mon-[series of programs will be .jnagu- of Traffic Circle Opposite Main Health For Education ox Food Handlers sh ip .. left recently for Miami, Fla., to J ersey C entral tion, or a hot lemonade after retir­ Spriinif Ffow w f?' Tn "Looks as if she expected.to see spend the remainder of the winter. " .mouth Council; Considerable I ratud with special piuno and organ P ower & L ight ing will have the same cffcct. Avenue Gates as* State Highway shooting'stars or some fireworks,’* Richard Hubbs, son of Mr. and “Dwight L. Moody” Day Is Planned; Also Orowth Shown in^^ .Last Ten!^kct5cns ^ Miss Thelma Mount As Alternative To Compulsory' Physical “ WHAT I FOUND IN LOUISIANA” Co . . This is bv no means a new or Project. replied Henderson.’ Mrs. Leon Hubb3, 40G Me Cabe Full Bloom Now • . land Kermit Stewart. Mr. Stewart, We arrived in this great state leans. We entered the city. by . way original treatment for colds or iea rs. - • . . . I . . t . . . .- lt ’ ‘.'She interests me. Let’s sit down avenue, who has had the measles, their prevention. Grandma recom­ To Be “ Gideon’s Day” Services. p:amst, is .music supervisor in the ; According to the monthly report; Examination. ' of Louisiana about four o’clock in of the Huey Long Bridge, one of is* able to be about again. “GETTING INTO HOT. here ond rest,’'’ suggested Mrs. Hen­ WATER” mended it and used it long ago. But Frank Cobb, for ten years Scout j Neptune schools. Miss Mount, who of Collector Walter il. Gravatt, I d e r s o n tho afternoon and. found the the finest in the country and ab­ Raymond JohnsOn, Jr., 404 Sec­ it is now much simpler and more Artificial Beauties For Executive of Momiiouth Council,Recently..was awarded a scholar- HERE is much we may know cfTcctivc,: certainly, by virtue of a submitted at Tuesday night’s meet-; They watched the girl who stood weather; - just fine, almost like sum- solutely free. Of toll. Words will ond avenue, recently recovered Predicting an outstanding sum­ Recognizing the difficulty and ■ ology, :diseases and their, proven-' slimly silhouetted against the fad­ from measles, is -still confined to •about hot water, . its uses, its continuous supply of water at the August 10-13, Conference of Mis­ Boy. Scouts, has tendered his i-es- |«lii'p at the Guilmnnt school of mu- ing of tile Neptune-township com-! nier time, and the roads wer ex­ not describe the city of New Or­ T Corsages and mer season for 1037, Dr. George compulsory . lion, venereal diseases, also a deni-.: ing pink of the Western sky. She his home with a sinus infection. cffccts, and its blessings; but what desired temperature by a mere sions; August 15-20, Conference of ignation to former United States I sic in New York, is the church or- mitteo, total- . collections for. the; expense of • enforcing cellent, thanks to the liate Huey leans, but it is a beautiful city oiistiation or : lecture on physical wore an anxious and, at times, a Miss Clara Jane Broome, daugh­ w'c might recall to mind right now, turn of the tap, whereas in the old W. Henson, president of the Oc­ Evangelism; August 27 to Sept G, Senator W. Warren Barbou chair- ] ganist. medical examination of food hand­ Long;. You may or m ay h o t think and we spent the week end in this Arrangements. month ’ of January amounted to wistful expression as she dropped ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Broome, is the hot water 'bath as a health days the w'ater was usually carted ean GrOve Camp M eeting A ssocia­ Camp Meeting. of the Board, to take effect) Among the selections on the .exam ination, closing w ith over last year. For j thcavens. Whatever she looked for sane or even foolisli, but let- me the city has wide streets; with improved from a; severe ear infec­ winter sees an epidemic of .tho Applegate recommended to the; A qualified lecturer wonld be the program recently announced by Day,;in memory of the late evan­ charge in Westchester County, New i tasie,” “Kammeroi-'Ostrow,” by was not to be seen. tion. ‘ ;;i4 - S - ; . ' v,;; /.• co hi mo n cold, oft en followed r by water had cooled. W a k e -u p , the same month last year collec-; tell, you this,; Louisiana has lost beautiful’ homes; hundreds of them the devotional and program com­ Neptune Township board of health,! chosen to talk on the subject as- The girl, noticeably discouraged, Little Jackie Ryan, son of Mr.' “flu,’! and this winter has be.cn no Tlicn there is the sedative batli, cheer-up and gelise, Dw'ight L. Moody, who was York, where he will be Scout Ex­ Rubenstein, ahd Chopin's “Etude. tions were $48,980,81, one of the greatest promoters -it regular mansions; covering almost which produces a state of quiet and . snap - out o f mittee. . (Tuesday night, a'course of public;signed. There would be no charge was walking toward them. She and Mrs. John Ryan, 602 Ever­ exception.' Hot water, used corrcct- bom 100 years ago. Drs. Speer ecutive fo r ; Siwanoy; Council,; with Opus 25, No. 1.” Some -of the ever libd or ever will have. Huey an entire block, .Trees, flowers rest, and. should be between ■ 920 m id •- '...winter, aigei i.ems lectures which food handlers would for the course and a certificate twisted the leather ,handlc of her green avenue, who has been suf­ ' ly, can be a constant protection Seven conferences have already and McDowell,• two close person­ headquarters at: New Rochelle. ; against a cold, or a weapon .to.com­ and 98o. .Remember that .baths doldrums; a t J ded in the collections were 1937; jbag. and her step lagged. There Long, may have made ■. 'mistakes, and shrubbery meet like huge fering from bronchitis is improv­ been arranged,; as well as Dwight be urged to attend. • ; would be issued to each person at- bat it, if necessary, r below 90° or above 98° are ; stimr V horn e : a n d ' al friends of Moody will speak and Unwilling, to accept the .resigna­ taxes, S33,307.91.; 1936, $6,608.40; r • " , ,. j .. . , hyere tears in her. eyes which she may have often been wrong, but arches across the wide, 'well-paved ing. • ■ > ; _:>• Vv■'■•■-■-.V V Perhaps' you didn!t / know . that ulating rather . than sedative. The a broad , ; ’ . Moody Day and Gideons Day. evangelism will• be the. prominent tion but. understanding Cobb : felt KNOX, WOOLLEY, 1935, $2,297.23; 103i, 9476.33; 1933 The. report was made after ajtemiing every lecture. ’tried to hide when she discovered Huey Long did -more to bring; his streets; In one business section •'Officer.^illiaiiri.Newjiaiis^n,- true, sedative bath, relaxes the ten­ seems to be Dr. Henson's letter follows: . ’ . ’• t careful study of ordinances, licen-i The board of health looked upon . bathing pan be quite: scientific. note of the day. At the conference his interests and "opportunity, for and previous, $723.09;. tax title • .v. • > _ , the pair on the bench near the state .to the front - than any other of the ' new city we found streets Second avenue, who was struck by You may be one w h o bathes daily' sion-of muscles,* nerves and blood the A idea;; be­ ■* * ’ . , , I ses and history cards from munici-. this plan with favor as compared drinking fountain. . a 1 car ‘ recently, is fully recovered Vessels, and should; be taken in hind: the . epi­ 1937 Program on Evangelism> Bishops Leonard scout /. .work-, m ust; determine;, the LAWLOR ELECTED man has ever done for. any; state. as wide as an ordinary city block, for the sheer .joy of .cleanlmcss and Jo on Ji o ’ - o i!’ ^°S S °-n Gl-GS ! paiities in New Jersey that have; with an ordinance requiring com-. 1 *!I b e lie v e s h e ’s lo n e s o m e ,” s a id and has resumed his duties in the .stimulation' wliich is .a boon to the the evening before retiring. It is ‘; demic of ne\v ' and Hughes -will be the lecturers. matter,-’Mr. Barbour, has' appointed The only . way you will ' ever with palm trees and flowers down “The program for the new sea­ ’ . * * L SCIlp }efCeiJn 'food handlers’ ordinances. Theipulsory medical examination. The iMrs. Henderson. V b o r o . '■ ';■/v-V' y spirit. But; >there is more to the advantageous ' to remain in' * the floral - blooms Dr. Clovis Chappell will be ,one of a committee -from the Executive the center. - - ’ • son is gradually taking shape and SCHOOL B'OAR D ELECTION ' “She’s too pretty to be lonesome,” know just what Huey Long really Raymond F. Johnson, cashier jfeily bath habit thaii that. ■ If you water for about ten minutes, keep-' .descending up-' the speakers ; at the Bible Lovers Board to;choose his successor. The ° 1?° n 1 .*im c;1! 91° ° ,r- health officer, did not recommend j latter, plan would necessarily en- of The First National Bank, Spoke ing tlietemperature. of the' bath will soon be completed. The pro­ •scoffed the map. did v • for his state . is to visit. " it In tho old part of the city we are .taking the right; kiiid of a bath on us. A street HAD NO CONTENTS . • , coun y scup, . (adopting an ordinance, but.a pre-jtail the.establishment of a clinic, even by allowing, a small stream of Conference. The plans for the Mu-1 committee consists of Munroe A traffic crcle for relieving, the Helen Taylor had hoard the word yourself* Don’t depend on , what found the. Cathedral, the preat to the children of the grammar (temperature ' 90° • to 95° F.) you floor booth at gram committee has. been busy liminary campaign of education; the employing of doctors and aU school recently on the .fundamen­ • are building, up. resistance against hot water to trickle into the tub. S t e i ’ri b a e h sic Conference promise even big­ .Eisner; ■■ Sanford: • Flint, V Wiliiam ilonesome at just the wrong m om ent some political newspaper may tell French . Markets, old buildings and with their work for several months congestion opposite the. ^tain • ave-; would obtain the cooperation the' other expenses attendant there-' {Without quite knowing, what she tals of banking. colds and other contagion and in­ After, . the .bath,, do ;; not rub Vthe I r e s g e * si ger things than last year. Details Ctichsbnmn nnd Mr. Bnrbour. They Budget Passes By Wide Margin, the narrow streets, just as. they and have it well in hand, though nue gates, .w leie .» am sti.ee , ajj connected with food handling, to. There was reluctance to com- said or did, she turned to the couple. you,: but go into this wonderful Miss Esther Emmons, 409 Sec­ fection. body vigorously; simply 'blot 'the .is piled high ^ will appear later. have asked the national organiza- state and don?t be satisfied with were many years ago, when the ond ayenue, an employee of the excess moisture with, a large towel, with flower-: not; finished. Many of the friends Boulevaid and Mam avenue inter- mar-j pelling food handlers: to pay for “Don’t you even have a moon—in This daily temperature treatment “The Gideons will be in our tion in New York to surest some Memljcr3 to B« Seated at Jlarch sect, was pi-'oposed by. Committee- j ^ French were in .command. - We Jersey Central Power and Light leaving the skin a trifle -iliois't. A sprays and . arrangements that of Ocean Grove arc inquiring about j their own medical examination and 1 (New York?” she asked, tearfully; driving over the state's fine roads of a hot bath, followed by a. cold midst Sunday July- 25, and in co­ candidates. Mr. Cobb w ill remain j iMeeting. Company, has been confined to plunge or shower, improves the batli taken in this manner usually defy detection from natural : it.. Thus far the . committee , has man Ralph W;, Johnson.* On motion; ' * “Moon? Why — yes, my dear,” and .wonderful bridges, but ask the then drove out to the “Sea Wall,” induces - restful sleep. ; A depend­ blooms. The Accessories Section operation with them Dr. H. I. until after the annual Boy Scouts j _ ; Applegate proposed that a a feeling that the taxpayers could ■said Mrs. Henderson in her kindly her home with the grippe. circulation and helps to make the -definitely engaged as Sunday of Johnson, the committed passed j ^ , bc GstabUshjcd in the ev-1 jot-afford; this expense, people, ask the poor people, the said to be one of Huey Long’s able hot .water supply and a ther­ is a-riot‘‘With gay corsages to be Congress to be held at the Berkeley , Lawlor, an incumbent, ■tone. Mrs. William Mooney, a former skin more efficient as an automatic Ironsides w ill .be tho preacher. middle class o f. people, the rich ideas and unless we miss our temperature regulator, in this way mometer are necessary to insure, button-holed for a fresh bit of preachers Bishops E. G. Richard­ a resoluton recommending - to the j cni j,jst before the summer sea-: Tlie educational plan will be fur- “ W e — \\n sort o’ forget there is resident of, Bradley Beach, who the success.of a bath of this.kind.V interest to weary winter ensem­ “We were encouraged by the suc­ Carteret Hotel on February 27. „Jolm F- Knox and Earl L- state highway department the pro-1 ^ and hear what they have to say guess, it will soon be the wonder tending to immunise, the body son, T itus Lowfe, A. W. Leonard, one though/’ the man added. how lives in Vermont, has been bles. It looks like sho\vers of cess of the' 103G season and glad­ During the ten years-lie Uas • « opllcy, all unopposed,-were cloc- against sudden changes of temper­ ; Instant- hot water in' abundances Doctors G. A. Biitterick, C. J. Me ject of. constructing such a traffic • “Perhaps you’ll think I'm crazy— about the man who really and land of this great state. Here we visiting with her son and daughter flowers everywhere. Just see for dened by the many kind words w e been in chhrgb in Morimrtuth and u'11 to membership on the Neptune or four nights with intensive lec- - and recommendations. made at ; in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lori- ature. The hoi . bath brings the is now a convenience everyone is but, oli, I'm so terribly lonesome truly gave his life to keep this found that a gi*eat wall had beep yourself what a fresh and inspir­ Combe, J. M. M. Gray, Raljih gan, La Reine avenue. blood witli a rush to the skin of the entitled to because with gas auto­ heard from the people, especially Ocean Counties, the enrollment has ^ n ^ B oard of E .lueationT ues-jg'^ t~ ^ ^ 0“ lUrCS on i'^-ne, sanitation, physi-1 later meeting, 'that I.thought I’d walk down fo the, state on the map. built around thousands of-acres of ing lilt they give to your spirits. Sockman, R. E. Speer, W. McDow­ Miss Patricia Irwin, daughter , entire body. The quick cold splash matic water heating at the present those ,who are at Ocean , Grove grown from 700 to 2,600 boys, the i ' .. ! record as one that might be con-|~ r 7 -river to hunt for the moon—just marsh land. and.then the beauti­ low' all-purpose rate, it can no At Steinbach Kresge’s flowcr- ell, H.T. Ironsides, Clovis Chappell. Drive with Us along the fine of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Irwin, follo\yitig still further speeds up arrangements for centerpieces every summer, but .wereally antici- odmimsti'ative personnel front'100!' The members will be seated a t f . lvorably - by the ■ state Ai>r'-rn iPM no »T (anything we have back home in longer be considered a luxury, but The .Camp Meeting preachers, Us ful Lake Pontehartran which sur­ 405 Fourth avenue, wh is a stu­ the circulation and closes the pores. are 1.39 to 1.98. Boutonnieres Vermont.”, ’ : highways from the Texas border must be recognized as a necessity pate an even better-1937 season. to 000. In 1028 Mr. Barbour took »>e organ.zat.on m eet.ng o f the | fii^ way- ,leTOlrtmcnt in its JOSS,'GROVE FRIENDS- Al rounds this land had been dredged dent at the University of North Besides being a protection against and corsages (4-starring some last, year, will he Bishop Moore MOTHERS’ CIRCLE A quality in the girl’s voice went to Lake Charles where we spent a catching cold it is an unequalled and an economy. There are no. Already there, are evidences of it. the chairmanship of the Board nnd Il0ard in March, Lawlor succeeding .1 out and filled all of the marsh Carlina in Greensboro, spent the vibrant violet bouquets) are 59c and Dr. Lee; * program. straight to the hearts . of the lovely night right on the shores past weekend with her parents. natural energizer, a tonic and nerve hidden costs in gas water heating. • to 1.95. The Philadephia banquet was an* a major, part of the development himself and Knox, and Woolley re- s tr a n g e r s . land level with the great “Sea builder. Mrs. W. J. Green, colored, who 1 GOLD DUST LOuGE of the great Lake, where Ocean The Young Peoples] Republican (For further information wri Important Dates , indication: The enthusiasm and has occurred since that time. The I placing Milton T. Wright and Alva ENJOYS PROGRAM “Sit down,” said Mrs. Henderson. Another type of bath is prescribed requested a house for a community liners were docked and where 21,- W all,” thus m aking a ;Wonderful, Club will repeat the Minstrel given me at the Jersey Central Kitch' •This list is not complete but it expectancy were most, encouraging.' organization is outstanding in the ! Bennett, who • did not run for “We wondered what you were look- for he who hath alrca'tv caught Allenhurst, N. J.). Center in the Harrison street sec­ 000 satisfied and happy people •resort: sec tion for N e\y, Orle ans. : by them recently, Thursday even­ Straws Blow In . , . will give some idea o£ what to ex­ “More about the program at an j State and is one of the prominent j l‘oolectioni; GUESTS OF COL.. STAN YON AT HAD TEA AT F E B It U A It Y 'ing for.” - . ’ • ; ing, February 18, n in -the Bradley Presagi n.g tion, Neptune, was informed by “I know I’m silly, but the calendar liven in big magnificent homes, The city is very orderly - and no pect. July 13-15, Conference on early date. In the meantime any-i ones in the National organization. | There were 271 votes cast in the Beach grammar school, for the s p r i n g i n Chairman Raymond Gracey that S. A. HOME MEETING ON MONDAY sai, Tompkins, Monday afternoon, The three talked until it was dark of Organization. Methodist Union. Scarlet Fliers Play Keyport, South and the next year a crop is harves­ which seemed to be in the fan of Attorney Joseph R. Megill and kept him bed-ridden for many ents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Darby, acceptance of a place on Occan March 1. and as they rose to go and walked Mrs. Megill, 402 Lincoln avenue, Hat Boxes De Luxe . • . Amboy Next Week ted. When it is cut, two more the motor. We stopped for gas months. 48 Atlantic avenue,, for many Founders’ Day will be observed Bishop Edw'in D. Mouzon, D. D., Grove’s program on August 7, 8 Mrs. Ruth Trimmer was accep­ .out lo the street a car came along are vacationing • in the j?unny The inevitable years. Besides his parents, he is by the Ocean Grove-Neptune P. T. Three important games, two of ted as a new member. the curbing furrows; are thrown *'over the and the man soon found the south. • Serious complications had ag­ spirit of de- LL. D., senior bishop of the Metho­ RED CROSS RECEIVES $1,165.02 and 9. The fine reception given tho “Well, for the love of green .ap­ stubble and it sprouts up ahd pro trouble. The little pulley wheel on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newberry', gravated the malady which forced survived by a brother, Harry l'u x a b i 1 ness A., at the regular meeting Thurs­ dist Episcopal church South, who which will be at home next week, Army and its band last summer A five dollar donation was given ples, mother,” said a gay young duces another, fine eroj). This is the generator had split apart. He 321 Norwood avenue, left several Megill to retire from active duty Darby, Westfield; and a sister, has descended day evening, February 18, at eight had been heard many times in the fi*cc the Neptune high school bas had made a lasting impression, to the Red Cross for flood relief. A voice from behind the wheel. “We upon prosaic repeated the next year and then directed us to a garage and we days ago on a motor trip to Cali­ on the force on December 9, 1935, Mrs. George Frederick, of South o’clock- in the sew ing ix)om o f the Ocean Grove Auditorium pulpit, Netball team. Tomorrow night, the said Col. Arnold. Dr. George W. colonial tea and program followed thought you and dad had eloped or hat boxes. Two a new crop is planted. Through thoj}iad a new one put on which cost fornia., "'j 1 ' and he was able to be out and Orange. Yesterday’s services high school. died suddenly Wednesday evening ■ an(1 Black courtmen will Henson, president of the Ocean i the meeting. Mrs. Nellie Lincoln • been kidnaped.” »'.. Mrs. James Sm ith, 115 Lincoln new- super- FOR FLOOD EMERGENCY FUND Government . Experiment Depart­ about only a few days since that \ycre followed by interment at Mt. Mrs. L. B. Mulford, past presi­ at his home in Charlotte, N. C. He travel to Toms River, next Tues- Grovo Association, and Dr. Robert poured, assisted by Mrs. H; P. , . It was their son Tom. \is-75 cents. We arc all well and avenue, who. has been very ill boxes have . “No—we have had an adventure— ment they have a cane which is having a grand time all the time with a cold infection; is slightly time. ■ • - Prospect cemetery. emerged in the dent, is to be chairman of the was C8 years old. ; [day South Amboy will come here C. Wells, chairman of the program |Fox at the tea table, '•your m other and 1,” said Henderson, trade chan- meeting. The program will consist committee, responded for Ocean I The program was as follows: yielding tlie farmers great crops. in our little Covered Wagon Home improved. .Frank Megill was bom at Ar- One of the staunchest suppor-!for a return m ‘ the Scarlet The amount of money received 1 : List of Donors REV. DON S. COLT, D. D. n e 1 s. O n e laughing; l-’* v-'■!: '• ;',:y We drove on until we, came to ori w heels. : . ' ; Charles Dodd, 515 Washington dena, N. J., 5 j years ago. He of a guest speaker, Mrs. Philip tors of the movement to unite the! ^|*crs» an<^ on Friday, Neptune by the Ocean Grove and Neptune Grove. The members o f the great Reading of the Gettysburg address “Yes,” explained his mother. boasts cello­ Ocean Grove donations received- the famous Mississippi River and My next letter will be from Mis­ avenue, wrlio belongs to tlie Coast formerly w»as. a member of the News has been received of the phane sides So Schmitt, of the West Belmar P. T. three,branches of Methodism, Bish-j w^! seo^ vengeance for a defeat Red Cross committees for., relief band who delighted last summer’s l>y Mrs., Emily Heintz; solos, "Bird “Tom, thi is Miss Taylor, a young Guard at Avon, .is on duty in included those from Dr. and Mrs. to the wonderful city of New Or- sissippi .and Arkansas. Allenhurst police force and also death of Dr. Don S. Colt, January you may have A., music by the high school girls’ op.Mouzon gave his strong views.Icst December when Keyport comes work in the flood stricken areas visitors were also present nt the Song at Eventide and “Roso in tho woman who is strange in New Louisville, Kentucky. His report complete vis-* William A. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. worked for the Lewis Lumber sextette, and recitation of the his­ in that behalf when heard by 7,-; ^iere a re^urn ff^me. dinner. f Bud,” Mrs. Raymond Manley; •Y o rk . ” -V ‘ Cy • \ ' X ; of conditions out there .is not very; 13, at Maryland General Hpspital, ability of con­ now stands at $1,165.02, it .was re­ Jacob Beutell, Mr. and Mrs, Mock- The young- people acknowledged Company before joining the Ocean tory of the organization by Mrs. 500 people in the Auditorium here! Neptune now stands near the Following the dinner, Col. Am- Readings, "Mary Had a Little encouraging. . . ■ . Baltimore, The Rev. Colt was' a tents, The top ported this week by Mrs. W. H. ridge, Mrs. Fischer, Mrs. W. II. the informal Introduction;: and in a Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Effingham Mrs. Raymond Pittman and Mrs. Gro.ve police departm ent in 1913. summer visitor in the Grove for . and bottom Ira. Howland. last August 11. “Methodist union\ toP in the Shore Conference, hav- Carpenter and Mrs. JR. C. Mere­ old introduced his two distinguish- Lamb,” and "Mrs Kelley at tho moment Helen found herself tucked Carpenter, Misses Egner, Mrs. and daughter Alice, Tenth avenue, Amebor Hansen have returned He;;seryed. continuously from that many years, stopping for the sea­ are colorful Mrs. William Heintz, as a moth­ appears now to bc almost in sight,” !in^ experienced another success- dith, chairman and co-chairman, ed guests from the Grovo, Dr. Seance,’’ Betty Sanford; piano into the back -seat with Mrs: Hen­ were Sunday guests of-Mr. and glazed cardboard. Quito swank. George Goodrich, Mrs. O, D. Lin­ Neptune News Notes] from a Peek’s vacation spent in time until his retirement in De­ son at the Kenilworth, where, last er of 1897 and Mrs. Joseph Porter, he promised. Iful week on the court, defeating Henson and Dr. Wells, to the great duet, “Il Trovatqre,” Mrs. Lyman derson and being whirled through Mrs, William Dilentash, of Jer- Chicago with Mrs. Hansen’s .sis­ The other super hat box is travel- respectively, of the Ocean Grove coln, Postmaster and Mrs. H. O. cember, 1935. He had been pa­ summer, he brought a large dele­ a** a mother of 1937, will give a Tr i , i .. . . . Red Bank, away, last Friday by a audience of homeless men at the Allen, and Mrs. Myrtle Miller; the cave-like streets to,her board­ scyville. ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and minded, comes in tweedsy effect He also took it upon himself to' , . - Red Cross, and Mrs. Charles E. Moore, Miss Lulu E. Wright, Miss trolman No. 1 for many years, to match your new airplane^.ug- : Founders’ Day sketch. , i i *. l. , 24-19 margin, and winning over night service. That the old fasli- Readings, “When Grandma Was ing ■ place. ;■ Monomuth Temple, Pythian Mrs. A lbert Co wen. gation from his Govans, Md., give what he regarded to be a good, , . . . . Jamison, Neptune Red Cross chair­ E. Carpenter, Miss Whitworth, ■ “Oh, I do; feel so much better, Mrs. Samuel Bright is ill at her but w*as on desk duty-the last gage and is feather-light. Un­ ioned gospel still has power to Young” ahd "The Bride Goes to Sisters, held a birthday party church. He ahvays took a keen in­ The offering which is to be taken definition of religion, s.yinft ^ man. In Ocean Grove $543.03 has Mrs. Height, Bancroft Rest-Home, Mrs. Henderson. You were surely home on Eleventh avenue. Monday evening for members usual oval silhouette too, nipped ja last half rally that cinched vic­ reach the heart was shown in the' Market," Louise Kresgo; song, Jolrnny Knows, Too year* or so because of his failing terest, in the Auditorium services, at the close of the meeting is used ligion is the interpretation of the been, received ao far and in Nep­ • sent by a .kind F ate to lift me out Mrs. Walter Gravatt is.ill at her having birthdays during January with a handle for easy-carrying. Mr. and 'Mrs. Dennis, Mr. and. Mrs. Teacher—Johnny, what’s a hypo­ health. . He; is survived by his wife and one: Each priced $1.50 in Steinbach for the promotion of P. T. A. work tory at 25-16.. The Fliers suffer-, tune, donations total $621.09. rapt attention and response given "Cousin Jedekiah,’’ audience, of my blue depths,” said Helen as home, 1206 Tenth avenue. and February; • Universe in the terms of moral Butler, ' Mrs. Tolbert, Mrs. Rose c r i t e ? . ' . ' He was a member of St. Paul’s daughter. Funeral services were Kresge’s Millinery Section. throughout the state and nation. ed .a. jolt. last night, dropping a. to the two speakers by an audience The room was decorated with she said good-night. Mrs. George Phillips is recov­ Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rose and . Johnny — A boy who comes. to personality and the right adjust­ ■ Dispatch of the money to Red Strassburgcr, Mrs. Rebecca Wain­ church, of the Order of Red Men held January 16,: with interment 13-12 decision to Freehold at the urilike.any that has ever sat In the flags. :_. ',V.v";; “Tomorrow night at 6 — sharp,” ering from recent illness at her daughter Patsy Lou, of Allentown, school smiling. . Mrs. William Perkins will be the ment of our lives to that supreme Cross executives in the flooded wright, Mrs. Elsie Goldsmithy, Mr. county seat. Ocean Grove auditorium. With the ~ ’ ' ' said-M r;.Heridprson as the girl left. home on Corlies avenue. Pa., were Tuesday callers on Mr. of .Farmingdale, of the Eureka being made in Kansas. hostess for the evening.’ Refresh­ Personality w e call God;” middle west has been made through and Mrs. Bowen, Miss Hattie Stu- They had invited her to dinner. j and Mrs. Daniel Thompson, 1227 -uiiMiiiiiiiiMMiniiiiHiiMiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiniKiitiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiitmniiimiiu; Club of Ocean Grove and of the Roll-A-Dor Closet . The Conference tournament will aid of the band and the.army male | “GOOD SHEPHERD” IS THEME Mrs. Amanda Boud, Corlies .ave­ ments,, including a birthday cake, the Asbury Park and Ocean Grove dish, Miss Frances Foster, Ocean ; They .had a simple dinner and j Corlies avenue. Bishop Mouzon gained wide at­ ,be held Friday and Saturday, Feb­ nue, is .visiting her brother, John Ardena O. U. A. M. H e is sur­ About the best will be served by the. social com­ chorus, a great time was enjoyed answer we’ve tention when he openly and stren­ Bank and the Neptune Bank andfGrovc Auxiliary of Fitkin Hospital, Assembly Bible Class To Have Helen noticed that Tom ate bread Marrincr, in Farmingdale. ! Mrs. Addison Patterson, of WOOLMAN’S I vived by a sister, Miss Mamie ruary 26 and 27, at the Convention by all, both on the platform and with.gravy on it just;as her own jHoImcson, spent several days last seen to the mittee. . Mrs. Helen Hammen is to uously opposed the presidential Trust Company. Miss Grace Ashton, Misses Ethel Rev, Ernest Holmes, of Carbon- Megill, with whoni lie resided Hall in Asbury Park. Tho four out in- the audience. Election Next Friday. [b-pther did back home. It was a dale, Pa., visited his father, W il­ I week with-her brother and his limited - closet- assist Mrs. Mulford in the direc­ °f Alfred E. Smith in t„ulll. aL tho top of tho k .„.Ll. wiu In Ocean Grove, several mem­ and Agnes Day, Mr. and Mrs. H. 1 ire; and two brothers,. George, SIrassbnrger’s Colonel Arnold's description of j silly thing to notice, but Helpn could | wife, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lem- space - problem tion of the program. “Jesus, the Good Shepherd” is liam Holmes, 205 'So.'Atkins ave­ QUAUTY MARKET] 1928, basing his attack on the re­ be paired off and the victors in tho bers of the committee alternated in C. Openshaw, Mrs. Alice Johnston, not help it, nue, last week. j ing, Ridge avenue. c *’ Belmar, and Ira, of Farming- i s t h e n e w . Ocean Grovo as “just a little bit the title for Sunday afternoon’s Roll - A - Dor Tho executive board met in the peal of the 18th amendment issue. taking charge of a receiving table Mr. Heck, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. “Now, then* if you’ll hurry out to j Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown, ('■ilc.. Friday night’s games will play Sat­ of heaven down hero” was received Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lutch, 1402' 125 Heck Avenue j Marhct closet. A very high school library ^Tuesday after­ The Bishop held honorary degrees in'the post office lobby, to receive Gracey, Carolyn Hatfield, Bessie lesson at the Assembly Bible Class ,the'river we’ll find , that moon for urday in tho title tilt, while Fri­ Seventh avenue, are the parents 11312 Sixth avenue, gave a birth- Funeral services were held at recent arrival with applause. meeting at 2.15 ' in St. Paul's !you,” said Henderson after dinner. | day party last }Vcdnesday. after- noon for the regular transaction of from several colleges. day night’s losers will play Satur­ donations. Red Cross workers in E. Drake, Vasil B. Boynton, Mr. of a daughter. She has been nam­ Occan Grove 1.30 Tuesday afternoon at the in the depart­ church. Text, John 10: 11, "1 am ' “Not going to make Miss Taylor [ noon in honor of their grandson, The Oldest Independent General business.' This meeting, presided Neptune centered their campaign and Mrs. Stubb, Paul Holmes, Rus­ ed Eleanor Marie. late home, with the Rev. F. Rus- ment store it day night to determine third and ;take that constitutional with you, Telephone 963 Pre-Easter Season Begins tho good Shepherd; the good shep­ Mrs, Emma.. Slocum has return­ Franklin B. Grassner. Market in Occan Grove. is fast making ■over by-the president, Mr3. Elm er fourth place winners. at a station in the Neptune Bank. sell Francis, Daisy Sthiek. ;are you?” .asked Tom. rell Purdy, pastor of the First Auxiliary Plans Card Party The Lenten season was ushered herd giveth his life for tho sheep.” ed to her home on Atkins avenue, Mrs. Abbie Wainwright, 1415 Pilgrim Pathway and Olin Street a name for it­ Beattie, was well attended. Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Mere­ And, Miss Jessie Staats, Mr. and “As she likes,” said the mother. after spending several months Baptist church of Asbury Park, self. It stands At a meeting of the Ladies Aux­ in at a largely attended Ash Wed­ Read John 10: 1-16. Corlies avenue, has announced the Prime Rib Roast ...... 29c. | Invited to Pre-College Conference dith were assisted in the Grove by Mrs. Morton Morris, Paul Strass- Helen got-her hat and, unexpect­ with her son in Llanarch, Pa. engagement of her daughter, Miss officiating, assisted by the Rev. Telephone Asbury Park 1749 COM: i n c h e s iliary of the Washington fire com­ Next Friday, at 5.30 p. m., the Borough Board Election Quiet burger, H. Stiels, Mrs. A. E. Bar- nesday communion service in St. edly, Tom got his. “I’ll go, too, if Naomi Wainwright, to Eugene Chuck Roast ...... 2 3 c .} R. W. II. Weech, acting pastor of high, 2 1 % Harry A. Titcomb, principal of Mrs. E. W. Davis, Mrs. John G. .Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Bennett pany on Monday it was decided to to, Misses Y. and L. Althrese, Mrs. Paul’s church, Wednesday evening. class will have an exchange cafe­ you don’t mind,” he said; . . . and son, have returned to their Shafto, Main Street, Farming- Legs of Lamb ...... 25c. | St. Paul’s church. Interment was inches wide, J. Clarence Barton, F. Ralph Neptune high school, has received Syms, Miss Victoria North, Miss They found the baby silver moon ZlJ/i inches hold a card party Tuesday night, Elmer Smith, M. E. Home for The coming Sunday morning, the teria supper in the Junior Room,, home on Eighth avenue, after dale. The wedding will take place Shoulders of Lamb, f made in charge of Fred E. £arry Shibla arid Eclward Yarnall, all un­ an invitation for the local high Isabel Ryerson, Miss Isabelle Scar­ and Helen smiled through her tears. spending seven weeks in Florida. in the spring. deep . . . hat February 16, at the home of Mrs. Aged, Mrs. Cora Moulton, C. J. annual Thank Offering service of under the chairmanship of Mrs. Boned and Rolled 18c.] in the family plot at Ardena Bap­ Fresh Meats opposed, were reelected to three school to send representatives to borough, Miss Beverly Valiant, 4‘It is wonderful,” she whispered, an escalator-like rolling front Jean. Shaw, Victor Place, Neptune. Heintz, William H. Weart, Mrs. G. the W. F. M. S. will be held, with George Catley. The supper is to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds, Funeral services were held Sun­ Smoked Tongues ...... 25c. I door, and will hold from 12 to 20 , year tehns on the Bradley Beach Mis3 M. Halloran and Mrs. Hopper. “wonderful!” • of Summerfield, are spending a tist cemetery. Following the business meeting, the fourth annual. Pre-College Mrs. W. B. Williams, missionary in be followed by the annual meeting day at 2 p. m., for Isaac Covert, garments. Added blessings are a Gardiner, Mrs. S.-E. Sellnow, Mrs. And Tom knew what she meant weeks with Mrs. Reynold’s Frankfurters and Bo- | Board of Education Tuesday night. Guidance Conference. This unique The chairman also expressed her few G2, of 1547 Tenth avenue. Rev. J. A solo, “In the Garden,” was Poultry humidor equipment which is' refreshments were served in tho John Wies, Occan Grove Pupils, Africa for 20 years, as the speaker. ond election of officers, with .tho even though it was weeks before he logna . ..1...:...... 25c. } The 1937-38 budget was passed. brother, Edward Rose, Ridge ave­ J. Messier, pastor of the Hamil­ rendered by Raymond Holcombe, moth-preventative,, and excellent gold room by the hostesses. Mrs. guidance program for high school appreciation of the cooperation af­ In the evening, Dr. Fox will preach president, Jacob C. Glocklor, in dared to tell her that he, too, had Mrs. Dorothea Bush, T. P. Sum­ nue. •_ .. 'V; • ' • ton M. E. Church, officiated. Mr. Vk lb. Packages of Ba- | construction of California red­ Only 156 votes were cast in the girls will be presented April 22, forded by the post:office and bank found it an enchanting moon. accompanied by Mrs. May Whit­ Nellie Blair and Mrs.. Shaw. The mers, H. II. Winsor, Mrs. William on “The Authority of Jesus.” Len- charge. ■ V Mrs. Charles Haas and daugh­ Covert is survived by his son, Wil­ ro n ...... 19c. | Fresh Vegetables wood which makes for‘both good- election. 23, 24 and 25 at New Jersey Col­ personnels. ters, Mildred and Geraldine, Elev­ lard B. Covert, with whom he ney Thompson. next meeting of the Auxiliary will Eokins and Mrs. Susie Scott, Mis. ■ .. preparatory classes for chil­ Roll Butter, Fresh From j looks and good-serviqe. A gilt- lege for Women in New Brunswick. T o B e . D e m o n s tr a te d enth avenue, left Wednesday to lived. Honorary pall bearers were edge investment for 2.98. You be on February 23 at the Washing­ Members of the Neptune com­ Ellerslie W. Davis,' William Kirk- dren and the Young People’s Sun­ 'Here’s Why Paper Came l«ite C ream ery ...... 38c. | Cut Rato Drugs. Buy your cut- The conference is. designed to give Miss Bute (at the ball game)— visit relatives in West Palm Manager Joseph A. Thoma, Ser­ can find them in the Notions Sec­ ton fire house. mittee headed by Mrs. Jamison bridc, Mrs'. Sadie Haubrick. day vesper meetings will begin ■AS today, tho anniversary of Beach. ' • . Gordon E. Lane, 49, janitor of Groceries rate dmgs at Nagle’s Pharmacy. Tell me, Jack, what is a squeeze Bhidley Park school for a num­ Fresh Killed Fowls and r geant Willis Atkinson, and Offi­ tion' at Steinbach Kresge’s. Why go out of town?—43 adv. high school juniors and seniors an were Mrs. Earl Gardner, Mrs. Ira soon. Dr. Fox' has outlined a two­ Lincoln’s birthday, is a half-holi- .Carl W oehrcr, 1510 Tenth ave­ ’ (Concluded on eighth soec) .p la y ? ' "*. •. v ':‘ ber of years, diod Tuesday morn­ Roasting Chickens cers Milton Asay, Thomas Devlin, Optometrist-Optician opportunity to spend several days Boyee, Mrs. Wm. Stanley Apple­ fold purpose for Lent—the increase day at the post office, delivery of— Escort—Oh, it would take too nue, has offered to relay messages ing at his home, 132G Tenth ave­ Free Delivery Lawrence Opdyke and Everett Albert E. Robinson, jobbinc, Don’t Neglect Your Eyes on a college campus and, by their gate, Mrs. Dare Swisher, Mrs. of the church membership and an long to explain it here.. I’ll drop to the flood stricken areas. Woeh- nue. He is survived by his wife Valentines: up-to-date- ' assort­ the Times to. subscribers in the Free Delivery White. Active pall bearers were carpenter, and all kinds of roofs Dr. Joseph F. Heine. own personal experiences, to find j James Strudwick, Mrs. Charles i.around this evening and show you. rer operates amateur radio station Mrs. Viola Lsne, and. two daugh­ put on.' '64 Heck avenue.—15tf ment nt nopular prices on sale at added enrollment in the Million Gi'oye wHll be delayed until Satur­ 618 Cookman Ave., A. P. Tel. 154 what college is really like. iDiSalvo .and Mrs. Howell Walton. W2CTI. * : ters, Mrs. William Brand, Tenth •iniNiiimwmiiMimiiuwuiiuiiiiiijisiiiiiiiimmiiiiiutMmmmiiiiiiiiiiiit Officers Arthur Barkelew, William J Where Courtesy Abounds Openshaw’s, 60 Main Ave.—adv. Fellowship Movement. day morning. . •/ Wi w a p s i pW% ® fS S |l|fS |li5S p ^ '.• '■:.\ . ■ /■’:'■ ■:■ ■-■■'• ■ * ’•'";-:'':■.■;;-1•:;:• •;■(■'*•;•; ' : •' • -:.■//■■ W,■ ^ ':;V’i ■ > • ■.V..-;: ■ ‘'•':'-A* •; >v;V. A ;•;>/!.•;• v‘V!-'<; • *'■■.1V*t ’ '.'■ . FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1937 PAGE THREE

P AGE' T W O FRIDAY, FEBRUARY .12,1937 nothing at all to he gained here, - Deborah did not speak.. Bryn tirely your own fault. If you hnd lii»(i|’i|iriu|iiiiiiii|ii|ii|ii|ii9itlliliriitaft«iiliTStiliiiiliiiiii|i||it|rii(ilillii|ii|iiiiii>ji|iii!iiiittjtilli'j. taken the trouble to art as a'gen- and thnt you may as well go.” 2iitiniiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiinii!iiiiuiUHUiiiuiiiiiiiiMi>iitii(iiiiiuiifluiMt»ani)iiiiiiiiiriuiuiJiiMUiniMifliifiaituatt«mMii>iMHiMiiiMiiiiisary to spend with ber. she He took her cold fingers within his gained.. . . ‘by. me.” lie.said softly. ' *** THAINK YOU j W. K. Eisenberg. -would have married you. she ex- own, nnd held them tis he spoke.! “What do you mean?”. Asbury Court, No. .21, Order of She did not draw away. ; pi'i-red to m arry you. I w as only a Amaranth/. Meets in Masonic Hall, chance pusser-by.” “You’ve filled In the picture pret­ CALL AGAIN! J “I have fu» engagement ring to Ocean Grove, second and fourth "is that s«i?’- Graham said thromrh ty well, haven’t you? -But you know give.” lie told her. “It- was my A HANDY DIRECTORY FOR OUR READERS | Saturdays at 8 p. m. Mrs. Bertha If You Are In Business clenched teeth. “lt’< n damned lie. too much about that will; nnd the i mother’s. It Isn’t a ruby. Deborah. Hotfnlan, Royal Matron; Miss W hat you think you’ll ^»t nut of It, estate. It seems to me the trouble f Anna Rhome, Secretary...... It’s a pearl. And the ring Itself Is I don’t know; Who 0M. ixou ponupuoo) Gustav C. Huck; Secretary, John .. I . you don’t understand,*’ he hand gently. "Arid now,” Grand­ cover some bright morning that Pi­ NO the satisfaction of her grandmother. there, leaning against Bryn’s car at ingly. “So that’s final, Is'It? And F. Knox. • • Otherwise lhe fortune Is to go to protested. "I’m trying to say that mother said happily, “let us go out lar has put ground glass in Made­ charity. The will Is somewhat ambig­ the end of the row. his cigarette T suppose she’s scared lb see me Asbury Park Chapter No. 071,' whatever she told you wns' wrong and sit on the veranda. It will he line’s coffee.”. Ladies of tho Moose, meets every. uous as to whom Debprah Is to glowing brightly. and tell me herself. Is she?” marry. The girl'arrives with Hol­ It Isn’t true.” a beautiful evening.” "In * my coffee?’- Madeline In­ Frinday. in Moose Iiall, Grand worthy. Tubby Is surprised to find “Well,” Bryn announccd.“here we “It Isn’t necessary, for her to see For the first time—an Ironer that is really easy-to-use. The new Her glance dropped onlekly to “I’m afraid It will be chilly, quired. “Is it permissible to ask find Cookman aves. The Ocean Grove Times her charming and sweet, and greatly are, little buttercup.” you,” .Bryn explained. "Her mar­ bewildered. The wedding over, tho her hands, clnsped together before Grandmother,” Ifryn said quickly. why mine, particularly?” M U SC U LA R 1937 EASY Ironer saves Yz to % your hand-ironing time,—saves couple arrives at tho homo of Deb* "Oh,” Simon murmured. “That’s riage with you no longer depends her. "It Is true,” she snld with “We can open the. drawing-room Sally looked at Tubby helplessly. orah’s grand motlior. The grand­ nice.” . .. on her own choice. She can’t marry ALL ironing labor. Sit down as you iron—effortlessly guide iiHHrmtmuiinnuiitnnmiiiM- and TKe Shore Times \ mother anti Bryn, who she believes conviction. windows wide, and sec the moon Tubby fidgeted. lie stood first on to be Stuart, take to one another, The headlights of a, car came you. Kven In case, liki* our friend RHEUMATIC .“What Is?". Bryn said In despera­ from ■ I here, can’t we?” ' one foot and then ..on the. other. the clothes, while EASY does all the work for you. whfeh somewhat displeases Deborah, slowly across the bridge down at of the jungle; you had changed your who foresees dlflleulty when they tion. “You/are much too careful of me, “Well,”, he said., Save Time and Trouble j arc to separate after a year. the road. A man’s voice called out spots. She can’t marry you because Forty-Eight Main Avenue "Whnt sho said. . But It doesn’t my hoy," Grandmother said with af­ “Well?” Madeline repented, something In a sharp tone, and she is already martlet I. To rue.” By Bringing Us Your Locke ; ..CHAPTKIt HI.—Deborah remon­ matter, you'know. That Is, hot to fect Ion. “It Is not in the least “Look here, Sally,” Tubby expos­ strates with Bryn for his familiar­ Gary answered from the gate; Tin* / For half o minute Graham stood and Their Trouble* me. T can Imagine that you must chilly.” : tulated. “That wasn’t fair. That P A iN HO INCREASE IN PRICE! Tho new 1937 EASV ity and Insincerity. Bryn declares perfectly motionless, staring at him. ; ho Is sincere. Deborah believes Bryn he troubled, when you think' nhmtf car. turned; the gate opened; the The moon had risen already, anil- wasn’t a bit fair. I .didn’t . . . 1 has a sweetheart waiting for him. car. swung through ahd stopped, as Then he moved back a step, and Ironers—with all their new lectures thct let you iron L O C K A N D | Telephone 7 Ocean Grove, N. J. the position you find yourself In. lay, u great round silver lantern, on don't . . . th a t Is, I can’t , . . . ” Grandmother plans Improvements far fJary shut the gates'behind It and folded-Ills arms. “Do you expect l beyond their means. Bryn’s offer to hut you needn’t be troubled on my the tops of the rolling black hills to Sally took .Madeline’s hand. “Lis­ everything without previous experience—cost no more SAFE EXPERT: borrow the money from Holworthy fastened them, according to his In­ me to believe that?" account. BenUy. Bryn. If only we the west. ten,” she said. “I suppose I’ll have I T takes more than “just a Balra” Is accepted. structions. He came back to tin* "I hoped you would.”’ than ordinary Ironers. . . . If only there were some way “Let’s play games,” Tubby said to step in. He’ll go on like that for to draw them out. It takes a CHAPTI3R IV.-—Bryn takes Grand-: car, climbed to the running board "Well, I won’t. It’s a damn* lie. ucounter-irt tlant ’I And that’s ...... but ftrnndmnther , , cheerfully.. “It isn’t late. It’s only hours, just maundering, Tubby Is mother shopping. He induces her to anti stood beside the driver as it She wouldn’t marry you. ’ She what good old Musttrolo i»—sooth­ YALE KEYS -call him Bryn, Grandmother Is out- "The position I find m yself In?” about half-past seven. Something very good at taking care of other; fitted and Bryn buys a dog for Deb­ moved slowly toward the wide door couldn’t marry you. I know the' ing, warming, penetrating aad help­ Bryn repented Incredulously. !‘Wha» loud and cheerful.” people’s love affairs, but he's ter­ o r a h .^ . . . . . - of th e fStal’do. • . family.' I know the clrcuaistancea ful in drawi:.:; out tho conges­ 10c. Fach position do I find myself In?” “It doesn’t seem just the night rible at his own. Madeline, I may CHAPTER V. — Deborah is dial, . “It’s. Graham, all right,” Bryn de­ they’re in. I’ve had plenty of let­ tion and pain whoa rubbed on the .pleased over Bryn’s giving her gifts. Deborah was silent for a long mo­ for loud cheerful games,” Grand­ as well tell you . . . he came into sore, aching spots. Bryn falls from a ladder and Is cided. Ho stepped through the nar­ ters frOm the grandmother, and the ment. her eyes still bidden. Then mother protested. . “It’s a dreamy our room last nigh t—d Id n’t- he, Si­ Muscular l-inibago, soreness and knocked unconscious. When Deborah: row door beside. Hazel’s stall, and glri; too. There Isn’t a chance In Sam uel's LoDksmitli Shop pleads with him not to die. ho at- she raised them, nnd said, “Let’s sort of night, my boy. Couldn’t we mon-—and he- sat on the edge of Ejjflness generally yield promptly to ' tempts to take her hand, and sho the others followed. the world that she’d have married rfT;:i treatment,, and with continued Jersey Crafrci fbwcr&li^iilC©. 719 Bangs Avenue, Asbury Park flees. Later, Bryn disregards Deb­ ‘ not discuss It, Bryn. It Isn’t nec­ just sit nnd talk, quietly, and look the’beil , . . didn’t, he, Simon? . The car Jerked across the end of you.” • ; 1 orah’s attempts at friendliness. She essary.” at the moon?” and talked about you for hours. application, relief usually follows. Is .very unhappy. Grandmother is the Incline, and slid nlong with pro­ “Why?” • *T>fd she suggest,” Rr.vn demand­ Deborah’s eyes met Bryn’s, as he And be‘ended up. by practically ask­ Even better resuits thau the old- '.Telephone^ AsErory P a rk 6600'. constantly pointing out iiryn's testing brakes to a bait beside the "You know damn* well why. In The A-B“C of thoughtfulness. ed tensely, '.“did she suggest that sat at her knee. She turned away ing Simon for your hahtl, although fashioned mustard plaster. Used by shadowy bulk of Pilar’s car. Gary th e-first • piace,- she loses her prop, iriiliicas for 25 year?. Recommended I was. or ever had been. In love from him quickly, conscious of Pilnr anybody but Tubby would know It CHAPTER VI. — Tubby comes on got down off the running board and erty. In the second place, the old by many doctors and nurses. .All a visit, nnd nearly exposes Bryn.' with her? I suppose that’s not n watching them, being miserable and Isn’t done any more. There. That's Grandmother wonders. Bryn admits went Immediately back to slide the woman wouldn’t hear of it for a druggists.' In thr\ ■ strengths: Regu- r . C n i t | J ® 1 1 j I CLEAN AND WELL 5 question a# tnnn oucht to ask, but I unhappy and lonely and . . . beat­ what’s the matter with him. And ECTRSCALLY t d Tubby he is In lovo with Deborah, stable doors shut; Mennwhlle, the inLnute. property or no property. lar Strength, Children’s (mild), and hut is afraid to show It for fear ho’li think I’m justified. I’m just be­ en. Bryn didn’t love Pilar, Bryn that’s why Pilar will want to put Extra Stronc. Tested and approved by ! SCREENED ANTHRACITE • frighten her - who he believes does driver Hung open his door nnd Slic’d starve first. I’m the only ginning to wake up to n number of didn’t love Pilar . . . the words ground glass in your coffee. Pilar GoodHouseKeepingBureau, iio.483 V; not care for-hltn. Tubby suggests in­ stepped out, anti one look at him iipin In the.world they'd marry the viting his sister Sally and her hus­ thinus. Tell me . . . did she?” Sang In Deborah’s heart so loudly always ! wanted Tubby if she band Simon, and Madeline. Simon’s was sufficient to assure Bryn that girl to, and you know it. Oh, I get Deborah’s eyes dnrkened. . “She that she was almost afraid Pilar couldn’t bnve Bryn.” sister, believing they might help this was, ‘without any shadow of tlie situation. I’m not entirely dumb. ter Councilor, Carl Applegate; Ii. M, Hartshorne Camp ahd Printing Bryn’s cause. An Invitation Is sent. showed- me her ring.” • would hear them. He had'.snld / Tubby stepped forward and' lift­ Scribe, Harvey Herbert. A ii x i I i a ry, United . S pan i«h WaV Deborah apologizes to Bryn for be­ doubt, Stuart Graham at last. He I can see that you’re In love with 1 COAL | ing' horrid anti tells him Grand­ ‘‘Tier ring? Whnt ring?” . 1 %“I love you.” ed .Madeline’s hand. He tucked it I LODGE and CLUB I Oc>.*an. Grove-Neptune Parent- Veterans. • Meet second* Monday was oiit of his navy blues and in her, and she’s In love with you, blit mother suspects she doesn't love “The ruby yon enve her.” There was a sudden loud no|«o. tinder his arm. “Come on, Made­ Veachers' Association. Meets in. every month, Library Hull,.Asbury him. Bryn tells her of how he has dark civilian clothes, a bl£ blocky that doesn’t change the situation; ■ \cjiUm»{ Kigh school. President, 'Park.- John Fitzgerald, Secretary, Hoffmann Coal Co. j been telling Grandmother of his love "Oh,” Bryn snld after n rrjoment. to Deborah’s ears a man's unmis­ line,” he snhl. “After all; this thing’s t DIRECTORY I for her, and Deborah thinks hq Is figure with tremendously . wide any. She Isn’t married to you. She . \Vanamn:ssa.. ■ «: He turned and wnlked away across takable cry. Grandmother start ed got to a stage where an audience Is *3- / ' | Airs. Elmer Beattie; secretanr, describing his lovo for Uls own shoulders that swung as he moved. Wouldn’t do ir., Sho hasn’t got the J Yard, Fifth Ave., and Railroad; the room. He couldn’t stand being Miss Anna Iv. Scholl. . Corinthian Castle, No. 47, sweetheart. Deborah suggests Bryn courage. Anti she wouldn’t take a forward In her chair. “Bryn,” she practically unnecessary,” movo his bedroom to a sewing room there so close to her without touch­ He was speaking to Gary. "Mrs. .Iordan Lotlge, No. 2*17, F. & A. Knights of Golden Eagle,. Meets f A ]M0NG the printing ne- Larned expects me?” chance of breaking the old woman’s said quickly. “Surely that is a man’s Sally dropped down in the step /Monday evenings in Mikado Build­ J Telephone, Asbury Park 5207 J off her sitting room to allay Grand­ ing her, and there wns still too - Viunmouth LoJtfO, Xo. 107, .U. Meets Masonic Hall, 50 Pitman mother’s suspicions, “Yes, sir.” , heart.” voice?” beside Deborah, exhausted. “There," K nigiiU 01 Pythias. Mecis sccoml avenue, first -and third Wednes­ ing, i.lO Cookman avenue, at 8 p. much between them to fhfnk of Bryn stood up. “rt’s stenrn es­ she said faintly. “That’s done. cessities that can be •'"ciIA TTEirviI.—The invited guests "Miss Mnyne arrived home again "W hat, proof' will you take?” •and loiinii I' riuny «i every moniii day at 7:*>0 p. m. M aster A. O.tto m.- Ambrose lieynolds, N . C., i touching her. * “Old. sho sngtrost If caping, Grandmother, that’s all,” be Aren't men idiots?” Ilarry. JI, Drake, ,M. of A. Arrive, Deborah thinks Madeline Is safely?” “None.” Graham snld flatly, “ex­ sat this J. 0 . U.-A. Jl. Hail, 8.1O Loewy; Secretary, Jacob Abra­ m Bryn’s sweetheart, and Is troubled. wns an engagement .ring, Deborah? said reassuringly, and then; “Let’s It was a long time before Grand­ 'Cookman avenue, Asbury itU'K. Coasr City Council, No. 813, promptly taken care of at She admits lo Grandinothor. that she “Yes, sir.” • cept a statement from Mrs. Larned Newtork hams. . ^4ii|iiliii)i|ii|iiiji|ii»iiiiiii>|rrtiilliliiaiilii||lliiiii| Milling Did she dare say It was?” Jlaymond- Bakur, Chancellor Com-1 loves^ Bryn. Madeline confesses she Bryn stepped in through the nar­ herself.” not stay here and hqve It worry mother and Bryn came back, near­ • Liberty Temple No. C; Ladies.of Loyal Arcanum, meets 700 Main YOUR ___ loves Tubby. "I . . . it wasn’t what she said, mamier, lJaul' Groeiin, Keeper 01; St., third Monday - of month at FOR EXPERT | row door. He wos not a yard from Gary lifted his head. "They are you. It may go on for some time, ly two hours, Graham pounded and Motor Coaches Golden Eagle,' meets every WQd-' this office are the following: . I thought that was what she meant. Records and Seal. ‘ ‘ •: ; F p. nt. Kegent, Francis Hoffman; CHAPTER VIIi;—Bryn fnterccpts Graham. married,” he said to Graham, “ft’s now would you like to go for.a lit­ tried to make Himself heard a few: nesday in ' Moose Hall, Grand anti a letter for Grandmother from Stu­ But you needn’t explain these Leave Ocean Grove Slizpah fcjhrme, iNo, 1U, Order i Cookman avenues. Noble Temp­ secretary,' Walter . Quclch ,* Treas­ the, truth. It’s nothing but the tle drive with me? You haven’t times, but after a while he appar­ art. In It Stuart attempts to explain things to me. Bryn. There isn’t any “How do you do,” Bryn said Association Office of W hlle Shrine ol Jerusalem. lar, Sirs. Melissa Archer; G. of urer, C. Frederick Drake, RADIO I PRINTING , his actions and offers to go through pleasantly. truth he’s telling, you.” been In the car'for a long time.” ently decided it was.useless, and all M eets , in Ma.spnie. Hulit ocean ; with the marriage [not knowing explanation duo me, you know. The K„ Mrs. Elizabeth Holcombe. B. P. O. Elks, No. J28, m eets Graham’s eyes shifted to Gary’s "I think I should like it very was quiet. 7.25 A .M . -Grove,‘first and thud Saiiiruay ac , D e b o ra h is m a rrie d J. a n d s a y s th ey ; explanation, It seems to me, Is due Graham whirled. He fsurve.ved Eureka Club, of. Oce^n Grov’e. Elk's Building, Cookman avenue SERVICE j may expect .him. Wednesday. The Bryn steadily, with eyes thnt glint­ honest old face. • His expression much,” she replied hesitantly. “But They came In at last, chatting 7:30 p. m. High Priestess, Mrs.y ORDER group decides to capture Stuart. to Pllnr herself. She . . . she 8.25, 9.25, 10.25 A. M. Meets Masonic Hall, 50 Pitman and Heck street, second ar*d ed In the light. “And who are changed slowly. It lowered, dark­ th at noise . , . a re you sure . . . ” comfortably. Grandmother kissed Beulah Swain; Scrbo, Mrs. bufc.i , fpurth Friday. Frank Durand, E. Tel. 542-J | doesn’t know exactly why you mar­ 1.25, 5.25 P. M . avenue. H. E. Blauvel*-., president'; CHAPTER IX.—From a talk with you?” bp inquired belligerently. ened, H is lowe.r lip th ru st Itself out. “Positive,” Bryn said definitely, Deborah good-night nnd went direct­ Evans," . ' • T • , William Catley, vice president; R.; John J. Levy, secretary. Tubby Deborah gathers that Pilar ried me. It must puzzle her dread­ ly upstairs on Bryn’s arm. lie came -.. .Star .of the .Sea Lodge,-No. i D'Avlllo Is tho girl in Bryn’s life. Bryn lifted bis eyebrows. “Sure "If they are,” he began, “there’s lie offered her his arm and led her Daily Except Sundays Frank Van Nest, secretary-treas- Loyal Order- of Moose, Asbury J. M. Rutherford | fully. It must hurt her. Couldn’t down the steps. Hying down in a minute or two, Shepherds of ■ .Bethlehem. • MeeU .A nnouncements N o t e u e a v s Pilar arrives unexpectedly. Pilar you don’t remember me', G raham ?” .something.fisliy somewhere. There’s urcr.’ • Park Lodge No. 1407. Meets Radio Serf ice | tells of the. friendship between her you tell her? .She Is nil torn to “Where’s Tub? And Madeline, and every Monday. niffht, Moose Ilall, Moose Hall* Grand and Cookman and Bryn. Deborah Is sorry for Graham straightened.. Ills hand, something .- . . after air this talk They were gone. ' Women’s Club of Ocean Grove. O r d e r b o o k s pieces with being hurt, about It, Pilar?” he inquired, DAILY Grand and Cookman aves. ; - ! Regular meetings second Thurs* aves. every Thursday at 8 p. ,m. B i l l h e a d s , b l o t t e r s Filar being shut away . from Bryn. hanging at his side, clenched itself. about marrying her to me. To a Deborah, after a little, remem-’ . 2 5 Excursion • Primrose Lodge, Sons oi St. 63 Asbury Ave. | Sho tolls Pilar of how she came to bo wondering about It. I enn see why "Pllar’s in bed.” Sally answered, ciay of cach month at 2:«‘10 p. m. al- Secretary, George Avison. r o g r a m s Graham. Where’s the catch?” Ho bored Pilar, and turned to her. “I’m George, meets second and lourtn C a r d s o f a l l descriptions P married to Bryn and that he wUJ bo she talks us she does. I don’t quite “So,” he said softly. .“It’s you.” One B£y Good On All Coaches club house,- 89 Mt. Carmel .Way Victory Court, No. U6, Order of Ocean Grove | free by tho end of a year. Pilar sug­ “Yes.’ fingered his cldn. •*! get It,” he said sorry, Pilar,” she said politely. “I “and Madeline aatl Tubby .went off Tuesdays in Moose - Hall, Grand ; gests that Bryn Is simply having a . . . It doesn’t matter,” she said President, Mrs. Harold Bills; re­ Amaranth, meets first and third D o d g e r s Q uestionnaires forgot that you don’t know what In.the general direction of Heaven. ' and Cookman avenues. . .■iiiftttaitiiiiiitiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiijiaiiiiiaiiiir«itiiitiiiijaij»iii7* new adventure and shows Deborah "I suppose you did tho noble res­ at last succinctly, "I get It now.” cording secretary, Mrs. O. J. Moul­ Thursdays each month Newman’s a beautiful ring which she says hastily, and then, again, "I think this is all about.” ; • Toward the orchard. 1. imagine Sundays, I.eaves from Canton Monrhouih, Patriarch R e c e i p t s cuer act nnd brought Deborah home Bryn .waited, ton. Hall, Belmar. Mrs. Eliza Evans, E n v e l o p e s ' Bryn had given her. Pilar tells Bryir you ought to tell her.”. that’s where they still are.” Militant, I. O. O. F. Meets, first Deborah had described their mar-- again? The poor little country girl . “So that’s your game In meeting "I do know,” Pilar murmured. Lake and Heels Street * Asbury Lodge, No. -142* F. & A. secretary; A lice M. Bunnell, •....iiiliiiMiiiiiiini,ili:«iiiiiiHiii«iwiiliiiilliiliniiiri|ii^ "I have told her,” Bryn said, nnd V'O-ho,” Bryn said. “So at last it’s and third .Saturdays, in X. O. O.f. F o l d e r s , f o r m s S h o w c a r d s • rip.ge as one of. convenience. Bryn lost In the big city?” me here and trying to scare me off, “Bryn told mo the whole story, of M. Meets northeast corner Cook­ matron. tells Pilar he loves Deborah and came a step closer, "She knows ex­ come to this I Well, if you will ex­ Asbury Park, N. J. Hall, Rod Bank. James S. Smith, alms to- mako' her love him. “Something like that,” Bryn is It? .That’s your game. Your’s course.” man avenue and Main'street, first . Tecumseh- Tribe, No. 00, Im­ T ic k e t s actly why I wanted, to marry you, cuse me, must lie 'about my own Tel. Asbury Parle 339 Capt.; Clerk, Sydney Gaddick. proved Order of Red Men. Meets I Aibert L. Brown | G u i d e b o o k s agreed equubly. nnd the girl’s. After all her molly­ “I see,” Deborah said slowly. 1 and third Tuesday at 8 p. m. Deborah. Nobody in this world business.” . American Legion Post, No. 24. Neptuune, every Tuesday at 8.00 U t i l i t y s t a t i o n e r y coddle looks. Pretty cute,” • Tubby straightened. “Why do you Master, William C. Gray; Secre­ . H a n d b i l l s ’ ■ could have It .any plainer,” "And you’ve been hanging around Meets first ami third Monday at p. hi. Sachem, Paul Kondla, Sr.; \ Jobbing | C H A P T E R X here ever since?” “Just exactly what do you mean?” say 'of. course,’ Pilar? '1 Deborah rose swiftly and Inid her Asbury Park-New York Transit Co. the American Legion Home, jO’.I tary. Frank Pullen, P. M. V o u c c h e r s • 'i ’m glad.” F. O. Jones, Chief of Records, I n v i t a t i o n s "Hanging around ever since,” The Icy note In Bryn’s voice did She glanced at him. vIt Is a nat­ hand on his arm, "You won’t go Sewall avenue. Executive -Com' Neptune L. O. L. No.-508. Meets Bryn came hack to stand hefore John N. Ennis. |: ' TIN AND SHEET ' , \ ILAU stood motionless, her tinnds not curb Graham’s rising pride In ural thing to say, surely?” alone?.” .. mittee second and fourth Tues­ 810 Cookman avenue, second and ■ J o u r n a l s ' W e d d i n g invitations her, “Deborah, If t explain about Bryn repeated quietly. “And, now Lady Chester Lodge of Rebekah, cbispetl tightly around the rail­ his own cleverness. “You donlt want “No, it is; not. Not under the “Why. not? It Isn’t going to be n day. Commander, Harrf L. 7 els* fourth , Frday.. P thnt ring, will you believe me?” that you know all. about me*. I I. O. O. F. . Meets first and third I METAL WORKER) X m a s c a r d s me to see the old lady,” he an­ circum stances. You would, suggest war. We’re just going to have a ford; Adjutant, F. Clare Cyphers. Mothers-’ Circle M eets St. Paul’s K a t a l o g u e s ing, staring at him. lVryn moved “It Isn’t necessary for you to ex­ 'should like to discuss with yon your Auxiliary meets second and fourth Church. President, Mrs. Marjorie Friday, evening at 700 Main Street. | Slate and Asbestos Shingle ? off ngnlnj :tow ard , the house. lie own position here. Unfortunately, nounced. “And why? Because It to Deborah that Bryn goes to you quiet little talk, Graham and I. I Noble Grand, Miss Kathleen Stitt; Y e a r b o o k s plain. It Isn’t any of my business.” Monday. Mrs. Eva Carr, Presi- Mac Whinney; recording secretary, L a b e l s , letterheads will spoil your gnme. There’s some: as a matter of course’ with all hjs think he will see reason before Recording Secretary, Mrs. Ellen E. | Roofing, Stoves, Ranges and | suggested to Pllnr that they go In, “But I want to explain. Will you there was no time, nfter your let­ dent. Mrs. A, Knight, . ■ Z i n c h a l f t o n e r e p r o d u c ­ bnt she shook her head nnd did not ter arrived, to got nn answer to reason why it will spoil yourg,im<\” concerns and interests?” we’re through.” He left. Eisenberg. = Furnaces. Pipeless Heaters | ■ M e n u s believe me?”. A little later the tloor opened. It Atlantic Encampment, No. 22. Monmouth Temple, Pythian Sis­ t i o n s answer, nnd Jiryn did not "'jjit. It you; or we might have spared you “I.ook here.” Bn n said coldly, Pilar rose.; !‘I do not mean to West Grove Council, No. 273, I 109 Abbott Ave., Ocean Grove | •* Her eyes met his steadily. "Of X. O'. O. F. Meets first and third ters, No,. 28, second and fpurth hnd suddenly occurred to him whnt the trouble of this trip." standing tip. “ I’m telling you the suggest anything In particular to was Tubby and Madeline, lie Jr. Order United American • Me­ Telephone 3142 «• course. But , Thursdays at 70G Mau street. Mondays. Red Men’s • Hall, yorljes it wns that he must do, and do tmth, Graham, nnd there’s no Deborah,” she said coolly. “But if grinned sheepishly. Ills dimple chanics. fleets Red Men’s Hall, •‘Don’t object, please. Listen, Deb­ “Whnt do. you mean, spared me Chief Patriarch, W. H. Challendar; avenue, Neptune. Excellent chief, quickly. He. must find Dehornh, the trouble of this trip?'’. about It; Dpborah is married fo she chooses to be reminded that dickered In and out. The yellow lock 1140 Corlies avenue, every Wed­ orah . It was as businesslike Scribe, John F. Knox. Mrs. Louella Emmons. . - me. We were married three ,*n*i» Bryn always has come |o me with on his crown stood straight tip. Asbury Park Council, rso. 810, nesday evening. Harry Bishop and tell her that he loved her. He a transaction as this. When I /‘Surely you understand that It Corson Commandery, No! 15, Councilor; Walter H. Barton, Re­ afte r she* met yon there In 5«t:r his Interests nnd concerns, that is Madeline put'her lingers up and ,OV^ 6 Knights of Columbus. Meets DOS reached the door of her sitting went to tho Orient I was headed for was quite useless for you to come 8 p.m. Secretary, Harry Hulit. cording Secretary. •^innrnumttitiuiiiiiiniiiuimtmininvrwnwtimmtiiiiimnmuiromn^ TT H E T f I7V\:ES Francisco, as soon as we ccnM c*t no fault of mine. It Is true.” tweaked It. Summerfielo avenue, second and Knights Templar. Meets northeast 2 room. He tapped. Ther whs no an­ Indln. We had'talked all sorts of here, Graham. You must know that fourth Thursday at 8 p.m. Wanamassa Tribe of Red Men, swer. He entered, nnd closed the you put yourself quite out of the- a license. It wns her twenty Put “It Is not true,” Tubby said. “1 "The first improvements we corner Cookman avenue and Main meets every Thursday in Re­ nonsense about jewels and precious make,” she decided, "will be to have Pride sf the Park Council, N street, first and third Thursday at Frank S. Morris | door gently, behind him. birthday, the day she would have know exactly what you have been 15, Hons and Daughters of Liberty. publican Ilall, Bradley Beach. stones and old treasures there, .and picture by your actions In Sun the roots of that piece of hair dug Pontoosuc Council, D. of P. Bryn hesitated, his eyes going to to Bryn, just how little • you have . Councilor, - Mrs. Elizabeth Thom­ Chief of Records, Stanley Palma- j after got there I kept my eyes Francisco," married you if .you'd been decent to completely out. Think of all the- meets first ahd third Tuesdays of Electric Co. Job printing her closed bedroom door. He 1 really meant to him. These others son, Kecordnfr Secretary, Mrs. teer, Belmar. open for that sort of thing . Graham’s voice thickened. “Thut’s her. Why you come up here now. hours and hours It will save me and each month in Moose Hall, Cook­ straightened his shouhlers. I1i» know, too; Sally and Simon and * 1 Martha J. Parker . . , Queen Esther Lodge, L. L. C. •Electrical Contractors | and once or twice, in writing home your fault.” -, I don’t know. By the terms of the the children.” . man and Grand aves. No. 200. Meets 810 Cookman rapped lightly on the door. She Madeline. Here and now, before Burbage Castle, No.. 02, Knights Auto Electric Service | to Pilnr, I told her about cne or “I don’t think so. It wns fortu­ will, It’s too late for you to marry- Bryn came in, quietly. He shut Gulden Enslo. Charles Fenton, Ocean Grove Lodge, No, 238, F% avenue, first and third Friday. would be there. She would be dress­ them, I ask you to repeat- to Debo of Refrigeration Service Engi- | two things T d seen. So, In one let­ nate for Deborah that somebody Iter anti collect the estate, even if the door behind him. He stood for N , C. Arthur Stejvirt, M. of &, A. M. Meets Masonic Hall, 50 Harold Daley Post, No. 1333, V ., ing for dinner. she weren’t already married to me, rah the statement you have Just PiLman a v en u e. first and .third F. W. Meets at . 303 .Sewall ave­ nccrs | ter I had from her, she enclosed a happened along to help her. hut she u moment, lost in thought. R. Meets every.Monday night m M.AIN AVENUE ^Telephone .“Yes?” her voice answered, soft­ I suggest that you forget It and gc made, and If you will repent it, we the Stricklin Building, ’702 Cook­ Monday at 8.00 p. ni. Woraliipful nue, Asbury Park, second and Rattcry and Tire Service | check and asked me to buy her the would riot have m arried you, Gtn* “What’d lie say?” Simon asked. ly ,'w ith th a t small lilt In It Mint ham, even If she had to work the back to your ship, 1 will get you will take the 'm utter u p ’ with Bryn, man eyenue. ' •• .. • • blaster, *Vicfcor Hoc; ; sccvctaiy, fourth Wednesdays. George F. Telephone A. P. 2778 . | OCEAN GROVE Asbury Park 7 most beautiful ruby I could find, when he returns, all of tis, togeth­ "Nothing,” Bryn .replied." "He Charles. Porter. sung In' )ils henrt night nnd day. ; answer out for herself. She. was. proofs of our-marriage; possibly Trinity Chapter, Order of De Martin, commander; Joseph -D. N E W JERSEY' i bought the ruby, and hatl It set er, Pllnr.” didn’t say anything.. lie's gone,.and Molay, Meets second and fourth Jordan Link, Order of Golden Grossman, qdiutant; John C. San­ 47 Main Avenue. | "It’s I, Bryn,” he salc|. M1 . . . for her In India. 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' '. • » class: of 1934 of Neptune high | ing service provides a safeguard through the issuance of I held Wednesday at. Germantown pastor of St. Paul’s church, the school, mot Monday evening ■ at the nnd interment has •. been, made in I / The Assembly: Bible Class dona­ TERDAY AFTERNOON Roy. Robert W. II. Weech told the home of Homer .Kresge,, Jr.,, 96 Fern wood cemetery. * **' | American Express Traveler^’ Chectjues I tions to the flood relief fund now morning;- congrgationlast Suni Webb avenue. Those attending | The plan is simple—you sign the cheques at the time of pur- § : total $65.00. Straw Vote Conducted; Donate $10 day of “The. Gospel of the Second were Joseph Nolan, chairman, Bel- JAMES GORMAN | chasc and again when spending them. If lost or stolen before - | Mrs. Laura Frances, of New M i 1 e,” Vcen terin g hi.s renlarks. a- vs ■ Parker, secretary, Dorothea To Flood Relief Fund; Receive Janies Gorman,. 72, died Wednes­ f tho second signature is-affixed, the amount involved is refunded. | . York city,' was; a visitor here- this round Matthew' 5.: 41,| ”And who- Bush, George Smith, : Galvin Pat­ New Member; Outline Corning day morning at Marlboro hospital, I The denominations are $10, $20, $50 and $100. This protection f week at her cottage at 107 Embury soe.yer shall compel thee to go to1 a terson, John N arayouski arid Events. lie is survived by his wife, Mary; 5 costs 7fic. for each SI 00 purchased. ' ' § ' ayenue. ;■: ;>■'. ! mile, go. with him'..twain.'' Homer-. Kresge, Jr. The next meet- a daughterj Mr3.: Frances Van | We Have These Cheques on Sale | f-\ He said ih part:, ;::■ Mrs. Douglas Darby, 9 Atlantic in will be held Wednesday, Feb­ J. W. Duffield, of the New York Ochsen, Bradley Beach; a grand­ j ‘ “There have been various inter- avenue, is critically ill . at the ruary 24,: at the home of Miss Times, addressed' the Ocean Grove child, and a sister, Elizabeth Cal­ ! pretations of Christ's teachings. | The First National Bank of Bradley Beach I Homeopathic hospital in East Parker, 82 Mtl Hermon Way. Woman's Club at the regular meet­ vert,, who lives in Ireland. Himself ! Some have take them literally and \ Orange. ing in the club house yesterday af­ a native of Ireland, Mr. Gorman | Bradley Beach, N. J. j Tlte sale of three Ocean Grove ternoon, on the subject, “The Torch some have taken them broadly. came to the United States 65 years I MEMBER FBDKRAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1 The Willard W. C.T. U. will properties was announced this -.-.•eek But however liberal our interpre­ of Progress.” At the conclusion of ago and he had lived in Bradley i ‘ " a meet this evening at 7.45 at the fey J. A. Hurry, local real estate the address, Mr. Duffield was - in­ Beach and, Ocean Grove most of tation. oi;., these Words .may be .we home of Miss Mary Walker, 76 Mt. agent. The cottage at 77 Embury terviewed by Joseph Kiernan, 13, the time-since.. Funeral , services all agree .that: they, preach unsel­ Hermon-Way. avenue, belonging: to the William of Asbury Park, who runs his own are to be held tomorrow morning fishness,; peace, unstinted liberali­ Havens estate, was sold to John'W ty. The virtues enjoined are not The Ocean Grove Round ’ Table little newspaper. " . . at nine o'clock in 'the Church of the Geiger, Jersey/ City; . Theodore * will meet Monday evening at the A straw vote was taken for the Ascension, Bradley Beach, followed to be circuinscribed, bound or hin­ Turdo, 118 Mt. Hermon, has pur­ dered in any.: way. They are to home of the Miases Sarah and offices of second vice president, by burial, in charge of funeral di­ chased 75 Webb avenue, from the have full play in their exercise. Victoria North, 46 Abbott avenue. recording secretary, financial sec­ rectors Matthews and Francioni,; at A t Your Service Rose Ealden estate; and Sirs. retary, auditor and trustee. The “The gospel- of the Second Mile Mr. and Mrs. John Schafcr, of Mt. Calvary cem etery. Mr. Gor­ Louise S. Stout, 77 Asbury avenue, Tegular election will be held at the blesses those who practice it. g We invite the people of this community and surrounding the Pine ,Tree Inn, won first prize man's Ocean Grove home was 147 has purchased 78 Lake avenue, for- March meeting. . ’ \ . What an .exhilaration We experi­ * vicinity to avail themselves of our complete banking facilities at the 87th annual Bal Masque of Stockton avenue. m erly.ow ned by Ijoui's W. A say, of The club voted to donate $10.00 ence when we deal generously and which include the following:. the Philadelphia Turngemeinde on Wanamassa. All. sales were effec­ to the Red Cross for the flood re­ CORNELIA T. DAVISSON sympathetically with man! February 8. CHECK ACCOUNT ted, through the Hurry agency. ! lief fund. Mi3s Virginia Hamrnen, Miss Cornelia T. Davisson, a “The gospel of the Second Mile SPECIAL INTEREST ACCOUNT . Miss May W. Trimble, a Balti­ president of the Junior Woman's resident of Ocean Grove for. G5 blesses. those who receive it. ‘ It CREDIT DEPARTMENT more deaconess, and Miss Bessie Club, reported on the work of that years, passed away Saturdnynight is twice blessed. It blesses him TRUST DEPARTMENT K. Van Scyoc, superintendent of organization and presented a gift at her home, 77 Mt. Carmel Way. that gives, and him that takes. It ! NEPTUNE I TRAVELERS*CHECKS .v Community House, Uniontown, Pa., of .$10.00 from the junior club to A former proprietor of the Cen­ meant much to Paul to say at the SAFE DEPOSIT,BOXES are guests at Bancroft-Taylor Rest | SCHOOL NOTES | the senior unit. tennial hotel, Miss Davisson also close of his. ministry, ‘I was not Home. P 2 Mrs. Wilfred Paxson, member­ was once a member of the faculty disobedient to the heavenly vision.’ Each deposit account at this banh is insured up But think what it meant to he Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mellor and ship chairman, reported that Mrs. of the Ocean Grove school, at the to $5,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora­ Monday, Feb. 15—Boys Captains’ Macedonians and other to whom ho Mr. MellorV father, Frank Mellor, Alvin Bills has become a new time when classes were held in Meeting. G. A. A. Council Meet­ ministered. His obedience spelled a tion. are at the Ocean Front House member of the club. the former St. Paul’s church at the ing. new day for Europe and, indeed, We Solicit Your Patronage af.Wr spending -several m onths in Several events to be sponsored in j Main avenue gates. • She also was Tuesday, Feb. 1G—Basketball for the world. Florida, tho near future were announced as a Sunday School teacher in St: with South Amboy, home.' Girls follows: Mrs. E . L. Bernhardt, I Paul’s church in the days when the “The gospel of the Second Mile | Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Bank • Miss Sarah Disbrow,. of 88 Mt. Leaders Corps. chairman of the ways and means .school met in Association Hall. will hasten the coming of a better Tabor Way and.South Amboy, N. Wednesday, . Feb. 17—French committee, will be in charge of a I She is survived by a grand niece, day.” . ’ • . Main St., Asbury Park Main Ave., Ocean Grove 'j.,* is recovering at the latter place Club 'M eeting. Freshman assem ­ sewing tea next Monday, Febru­ | Dorothy D. Kugler, 78 Mt. Zion What have we in mind when we Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation after an operation performed by bly. ary .15, a t the home o f Mrs. O; J. [Way; and two grand-nephews, pray ‘Thy kingdom- come’? A bet­ Dr. E. H. Eulner in South Amboy Thursday, Feb. 18—Band rehear­ Moulton, 89 Heck avenue. There Paul N. Kugler, Washington, D, C., ter day for the home, the .church, ~ «... i... ,t. . , \ r ...... Memorial hospital sal. Student Council Meeting. will be a silver offering. and Gilbert R. Kugler, Florida. the world? Or are we thinking largely of economic and social con­ Members of the eighth grade of Friday, Feb. 19—Basketball with A covered. dish supper- will be Funeral services were held Tues­ tjriumintiiiiuflumiuitimniuiujiimitiwimiimiiimiiintmmnitiminU the Ocean Grove Grammar School Keyport, home. Sophomore, Jun­ held February 25 at the club house, day evening, in chargc of the Revi ditions? The air' is full of all Wlint’s Going On at the kinds o f t i l e o r i e r and pro­ held a Valentino party last night ior and Senior Assembly, with Mrs. F. W. Engel and Mrs. II. P. Fox, pastor of St. Paul's1- grams which men believe- will at Association Hall. Games and W. H. Carpenter in charge. church. Interment has been made Walter Reade Theatres The French Club Carnival, which bring this thing to pass. There is music were enjoyed and refresh* Next Thursday, February 18, at Greenwood cemetery,‘Trenton. in Asbury Park was held in the gymnasium Friday nothing, however, -which w ill do \ ments .were served. there is to be a shawl pageant and Matinees 2.30 night, realized a profit of twenty exhibit at 3 o'clock at the club more to hasten this desired day Evenings 7 and 9 p. m; Mrs. Henry Hamilton, .107 As- I _,, j i | Slate, Tile, Asbestos, Slag dollars. This was the first affair house. There will be a musical than the spirit of love and service Continuous fcury avenue, was taken to . Mon; Saturdays, Sundays, Holidays | and Built-up Roofing of its kind in Neptune and the club program and tea. Mrs. R. C. Mere­ | Bradley Beach Items f which is in this wonderful gospel.” mouth Memorial Hospital, 'Long intends to make it an annual event. dith, Mrs. G. H. Scgur and Miss ‘“Jesus said, ‘Let your light so | Sheet Metal Work Branch, On Monday in the Ocean Tomorrow night Neptune will Hammen will direct the program. Bruce Taylor, 411 Second ave- s h in e .. .th a t others shall- glorify Warm Air Heating Grove ambulance. She is undergo­ M a y fa ir vie for the .tenth straight court The music study group will meet iriue, is confined to his home with God.’ The first mile is good, the Ventilating ing treatment for a toe ailment. victory when they encounter Toms at the club house, February 17, at I measles. second mile is better. Too often Lake Arriiue Mrs. Harold Bills, 78 Main ave­ River on their floor. At the pre­ 2.30, at which time. Kermit Stew­ 1 The' regular meeting of the we wear out before the end of tho Entire Week Starting Saturday, Estimates Freely Given i Bored of Education was held last first mile and therefore have no nue, returned home yesterday af­ sent time the team is in third art, Neptune school music supervi­ inight in' the school. February 13, strength or zeal for. the rest of j J.N. BEARMORE ter visiting for several days at place in the Shore Conference sor, will be . the speaker, explain­ I Ralph Shibla, G Parki/Place ave- DICK POWELL 4- the home of her parents, Mr. and league. . . ing, the various instruments in the jnue, is* confined to his, home with the journey; Paul must have, had j' MADELEINE CARROLL & CO. ■Mrs. George D. Lange/ 1 both o f high school orchestra. an attack of grippe.. this in mind when he wrote to the r ALICE FAYE Galatians, those warm-hearted,; 919 Third avenue, Asbury whom have beeiv ill at their homo New Typing Course Mrs. Harold Bills, president, led Mrs. Thomas Irwin,-405, Fourth’ in avenue, spent a few days this ^ eelc in Bridgeton, N. J. A Voluntary typewriting course yesterday's meeting. impulsive,- but vacillating church j Park ■ * / with her parents, Mr.’ and Mrs. members of the'first'century, ‘And was added to the senior College John Newton, of Philadelphia, “ On the Avenue" Tel. 1858 Mrs. Ada Hoagland, of Chicago let us not be weary ih well doing, Preparatory curriculum this week OBITUARY. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wegeman with Boulevard, Sea Girt, and New for in due season we shall reap, if Brunswick, N. J., a member of Pit­ by Principal Harry A. Titcomb. are leaving Sunday for Miami, RITZ BROTHERS MISS JEANNIE JOHNSON Fla. Mr. Wegeman is president of we faint not?' .. , IRVING BERLIN man M. E. Church and the Homo Twelve students meet every Tues­ p it hi g 111 nmi inn iti mumniii I tf mrattnmn i n 11.m nm ra inin mi i munufc Funeral services were held yes­ the First National Bank in the "Brace up! Try the Second! for the Aged auxiliary there, has day, Wednesday, and Thursday terday at New York for Mtes borough, . Mile.” ' I donated two hospital beds. to the for a half hour period under the SPECIA L | Joannie Joljnpsn, 50, who died Clara Jane Broome, daughter of In the evening, Dr. Weech told tutorship of Miss Elsie Bulman, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Broome, 306 M. E. Home for he Aged. his listeners to “Be Yourself.” PERMANENT WAVE 1 commercial teacher. Tuesday morning at her home, 73 Evergreen avenue, who has been Paramount Elmer Woodruff and son, Curtis, Since so many colleges are at Benson avenue. Interment was very ill with an ear infection is Basing his sermon on I Kings 14: •1' Days Starting Sat., Feb. 13th greatly improved. G, “Why fcignost thou to be an­ $ 3 . 5 0 arrived home Wednesday at 115 present requiring their students to made at Greenwood cemetery, VICTOR MOORE Miss Alma Gant, 500 Fourth other?”, the preacher offered three • Main avenue, from St. Augustine, hand in typewritten .assignments, Brooklyn.' HELEN BRODERICK Three Items for $1.00 S' Fla. Mrs. Woodruff and her avenue, reported her radio stolen ! thought?, First, “Beware of arti­ MJr. Titcomb deemed it a very ne­ out of her car this week while she CHARLES ROSS ficialities that mar your life. ‘To daughter, Mrs, B. P. Jones, are cessary subject for those who in­ was attending a performance at Funeral services were held Wed Raymond’s Beauty Shop staying nt St. Augustine, for tend to go to college. the Paramount Theatre, in Asbury I thine own-self be true.'” Second, “ We're On the Jury” nesday evening at the Matthews Park. I “Be your best self.” Third, “Be 727 Bangs Avenue awhile before coming north,• The pupils taking the course are and Francioni funeral home for: Mr. and Mrs. George Bostick ;our best self through tlivine 3 Days Starting Weds., Feb, 17 Asbury Park Mr. and Mrs. C. Hopping, for- Florence Westervelt, Charlotte. Charles Ross, 68, who died Sunday and children, Mary Jane and Ruth, help.” . JANE WITHERS S mer residents of Ocean Grove, but Cowan, Mildred Steel, Augustine Telephone for Appointment, 8220 morning at Fitkin hospital. Mr. Jackson Heights, Long Island, He- quoted Haydn, who said, in who for several years have been Addison, Jeanne Deegan, Earle were week-end guests of Mrs. Ross resided at 81 Piilgrim Path­ “My way of recovering strength is living at Aberdeen, Md., have re- Smith, Franklyn Martin, Stanley Bostick’s mother, Mrs. Flora; Far- way. Col. Stephen Marshall of the ry, 411 Fifth avenue. within. I have a chapel. I go “ The Holy Terror” turnrt to their home, 37 Abbott ave­ Erbacher, Norris Hendrickson, Salvation Army officiated at Wed­ there and kneel at its altar. It in addition to nue. Their daughter, Mi's. Ray William Perkins, William Tiirchyn PHONE 2283 nesday's services. Interment has BRADLEY PARK P. T. A. MEETS never fails.” LEE TRACY Westerfield, of Aberdeen, has conic and William Kresge. L. HAZATSKY, Prop. bqen made in the family plot at GLORIA STUART to Bpend the w inter w ith them. Fairmount cemetery, Newark. Mr. Hear Two Past Presidents On A VALENTINE in THIEF GETS WATCHES, CASH JUST RIGHT The northward trek from Flori­ Ross^ w ife died about three months Founders’ Day > ■ .. (From the Love-Lorn Swain te “Wanted: da’s winter resorts has already be­ ago. • . SHOE REBUILDING Entered Home by Breaking Back Founders’ Day wa3 observed with the Unknown Goddess) gun. This week, Mr. and Mrs. Fine Work, Low Price Door Window MRS. LYDIA E. HENDERSON an appropriate program by the I met you once—mayhap ’twas in Jane Turner" Best Leathers James P. Dunn arrived back at the Bradley Park P. T. A. Wednesday A sneak thief entered the home Mrs. Lydia E. Henderson, 138 a dream— - Work Done While You Wait Ormond, Beach and Pitman ave­ night at the Bradley Park school. We Do All Kinds of Ortho­ of Mrs. Robert B. Fisher, 3 Bath Heck avenue, died Monday morning And thought I glimpsed you nues, after spending some time at A playlet was given during the pedic Work avenue, Tuesday night, between at the home of her niece, 156 Pros­ since fully many a time; Miami. Mr.' Dunn is president of program, which was in chargc of New St, James 203 BOND STREET 7.00 and 11 o’clock, and, according pect street, Neptune City, to which And sought' to catch you with the Ocean Grove Hotel Association. Mrs, Ragner Hansen. ASBURY PARK, N. J. to police, stole a coin bank con­ place she had been removed by the my simple rhyme, 4 Days Starting Fri., Feb. 12th The next meeting of the Ocean The president, Mrs. Wm. Stan­ taining about $4.00, a yellow gold 6 eean; Grove F irst A id Siquad. Like salt on a bird’s tail; but still PETER LORRE ley Applegate, ’ introduced Mrs. Grove W. C, T. U. is to be held pocket watch, chain and knife, and sides her niece, she is survived by you seem BRIAN DONLEVY Tuesday afternoon, February 16, Paul Greetin, first president of a man’s wrist watch. a ' son, John D. Chambers; Avon, Keen, to elude me, like a lovely at 2.30, at Bancroft-Taylor Rest the organization, who spoke of Entrance was made by breaking four: grand children . and ; eight stream the beginnings of the Bradley Park CALL Home. It will be Francos Willard a pane of glass oVer.tho latch on great grandchildren. Funeral rites Hidden aw ay 'mid rugged rocks “Crack Up” Memorial meeting and Dr, F. H. unit, and Mrs. Ella Smith, tho most the back door. Tlie thief ransack­ were held yesterday at the Cham­ sublime, 8900 or 8901 Wright will speak. A social hour recent past president, who also 3 Days Starting Tues,, Feb. 16 ed several bureau drawers on the bers residence and burial has been Or like the echo of an evening For Prompt, Economical Taxi is to follow. Visitors will be wel- poke briefly. .V.\, second floor of the house, accor­ made at Imley’s Hill Cemetery.' • chime ZASU PITTS Scrvice One new member was received, ; come. ding to police chief William C. Over a wide, bare landscape. Lady, in ASBURY PARK and OCEAN S > Mrs. Valerite Giglio, bringing tho GROVE RATES . The evening auxiliary of the Catley, who is conducting an in­ MRS. MARCIA LAUBENSTEIN deem membership to 85. , Women’s Foreign Missionary So­ vestigation. Funeral services were held Mon­ Me not too forward that I thus ad­ “The Plot Thickens” 25c. William Nelson, teacher in the ciety of St. Paul’s church will Mrs. Fisher said that she had day at Elizabethtown, Pa., for Mi's. dress . . . Also Per Passenger Bradley. Park school, was named meet Tuesday at 8 o’clock in the gone out to vote in the school Marcia S. Laubenstein, 98 Lake My suit to you, although I do not ROCHELLE HUDSON ' legislative chairman and gave a Century Cab Co. Junior room. Foods and markets board election and to call on avenue, who died last. Thursday, know in talk on his subject. The principal, Office 600 Bangs Ave., Oppo­ of Africa will be the topic discus- friends. February 4, at Monmouth Memorial Your name, /nor .where you bide; Raymond Warwick, also spoke. site Electric Building. Open "scd by Miss Cartes K. Swartz. All hospital. Interment hns been made nor Can I guess “ Woman Wise’5 A collection amounting to $3.57 Day and Night. ■women interested are cordially in­ Officials' Fines Are Remitted at Elizabeth to wm, by funeral direc- Your lineaments. But prithee, ■.iwwiiiiuuuinm’iiiiiutiui'tuiiJiuiujtiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiuttiimnuiuMi. was taken for tho Founders’ Day vited to attend. Finc3 of $1,000 each against two ors Matthews and Francioni. She show gift. Refreshments, were served. former Asbury PaVk councilmen, is survived by her husband, Wil­ Some favor to me, that I now con­ MtiiiiiiiiiiiixeiiaiitnaittiKiiiiiiiiiiiantHmtifiiaiiijiaititi* ^aiiaiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiitaiiaiiiiiaiiaraiiiniiiiMliiiHlliailli’. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grammer, Sidney L'. Henry and James J. liam I. ‘Laubenstein; a daughter, fess .. Civil Service Exam Announced 1 MATTHEWS and I 63 Cookman avenue, aro spending Digney, and a former city clerk, Jean Susan Ann, a sister and two My heart-is. yours, wherever you. 1 Wilbur R. Guyer I the weekend in East Orange, whero The United States. Civil Service m ay go I § FRANCIONI | Roland H. Loog, were cancelled by brothers. | ■ Successor to | | Successor to = Mrs. Grammer is visiting a friend Commission has announced an open Lucia C. G. Grieve an order of the New Jersey Court I . George B. Sexton . = confine! by illness, Tonight Mr, of Pardons on Tuesday. The court MRS. WILLIAM MORTON competitive1 examination for the Ocean Grove, N. J. ! WILLIAM YOUNG | Grammer will, servo as best man denied a pardon , to the three men, Mrs. Mary E. Morton, 66 Ab­ position of Bindery Operative February 5, 1937 _ | Funeral Directors f , . at the wedding of one of his ioiv (hand and machine) in tlie Gov­ j PLUMBING AND | who were convicted on a charge of bott avenue, died suddenly Satur­ = The Oldest Undertaking Estab- i 'mbr. stuil.-iits ' at the Newark Col­ conspiracy to. defame the charad- day evening at Philadelphia, where ernment Printing Office. The rute Robot Sorts Letter ? UshmoDt In Wonmoath County g lege of Engineering. A new robot at the British, post, ~ Continuous Serrlce ~ j HEATING | acter of another former council- j she was, visiting her .mother, Mrs. of pay is .66 cents an hour, less a = FIrst*CluH 8 Aniljuliinco Sorrlc# a ofllce automatically sorts letters ac-. tirem ent deduction o f 3M»%. Full = • Estimates Given s At the conclusion, of a refreshing, man,. Dr. Max Silverstein. Tlie Amanda Conners, who is 97 years cording to-the.color of their stamps,' I 704 Seventh Avenue f and restful‘vacation trip, Dr. and charge had developed after Silver- old. Besides her mother, she is sur­ information may be obtained from thesbasis of .the invention being the 1 61 Mnin Avenue, Ocean Grove = Mr; Bilm3,‘ Secretary of the U. S. 1 Asbury Park, N. J. | Mrs; Hamilton P. Fox returned stein’s chauffeur, Leonard Johnson, vived. by her husband, William photo-electric cell, the impulses ot | Telephone 428 | | ^ ’ Tolephone, Asbury Park 21 s this .week to the parsonage, 10S colored, was arrested on a narcot­ Morton; a daughter, Mrs. Charles Civil Service Board of Examiners, which vary according to the colors at the’ Ocean Grove post office. ..thaXcome before its “eye.” 4iiinaiiaiiaiiia:taiiau^ SiiiiaiiaiiatiaiiaiiaiiiiiaitaiiaiiaiiiiiaiiitianitiiiiaiiBiiaiiiDi^ • Broadway, and Dr. and Mrs, R. Wt ics charge. ■ W eaver, 66 Abbott avenue; a son, PAGE BIX FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1037

OFFICIAL INFORMATION FIREALARM OC*JUI It’s Easy to Make Your NEPTUNE AND OCEAN XI...... ;New Xark e ad A sb u iy Avea. i t .'... ; .Clayien'a stern, Main Aye. e A latitfted Jlincoln GROVE 11...... H u rt a n * JtJ«aQti 2 4 ...... Unliury h u U .tte & o u I Owe to Valentine Party Different! Township Committee—Raymond R; ----- .JUaln : »Dd JfUgrlm jc*AUiway Gracey, Chairman; John W. jt'AUiway Knox, Clerk and Business Mana­ JiT.. Mt. 'i.*ab*r Way and i*%niut3riva«ia£'*n& 87iva .tu a ger; F. Leroy Garrabrant, Chair­ ...... W orth j&u«t rm ytu on Angel Mother a*.. ? . .McOUntodt and irfeacb- man of Finance; Harry S. Whit­ n ...... ;. Jfind >»vilion lock, Chairman of Police; Charles 41... . i ...C lark a iji • J e rs e y 3 3 ... ilen«»a and ML Tabor Way Loveman, Chairman of Roads; «<...... ;H*ck and WhUn^ld Ralph Johnson, Chairman of IK ...... Wekt» and Pennsylvania Light, Poor and Publicity.' a * ... .Surf and PU*rlm A'aUiwidiy 3 7 ...... ,-Haase* aod »a/iklin Tax Collector . V ."Waiter Gravatt a ...... tteoaon and Abbott Tax Assessor...... Alvin E. Bills 3 9 ...... N ew Xora and SUcltton Treasurer ... ,.. Arthur H. Pliaro 4 1 ...... H o c tt. aad Lawrence Attorney ... ..-. * .Richard W. Stout 4 2 ...... OUn Street Firehoua^ LITTLE girl, reared in pov­ .4 a . . . : . . . .Main a n d erty in the backwoods of Vir­ flashier ...... W alter Gravatt ttfteW i Tajpi A Chief of Police .. . .William Maas ginia, destined for .'a brief ^ '5 General Alarm. 1 W tr© Road Foreman ...... John White T r 2uW?:'’.? Out. a Time I. a. ra. and none too happy life, was to Township Physician and Chlof'a Call. 2 J?lret-Aid Sqnao. grow up and- bear. a , child; whose i* Iro L hlof, Leo Brleriy. Stokes W. A, Robinson, M.D. C om pany. career m ore than fulfilled her high­ Overseer of Poor. .Janet V; Bouse est dreams for him .. Building Inspector Harry Whitlock. WJBST e jio rs .. Born at Patterson’s Creeki Va., Engineer ....Claude W. Birdsall 15..;... .Alain Mtreet and Main Aye. in 1784, Nancy Hanks went at the Police Recorder----- Ross R. Beck 11...;... Main atreet and Coritee Ave...... UnezeeUed Vlre Mouse age of twelve .to live with her aunt Auditor ...... E lm er 0. Stevens |3...... i . , ;. .AtJUnji ana £mtiury and; uncle, Thomas and Elisabeth Board ®f Health-—M embers of * 4. ------P ro e n e tt a n a li^ c k Sparrow, in Mercer county, Vir­ Township Committee, the Asses­ • z . . , ...... CerUee and. Btdge sor and Township Physician. W ...... Cerilte and Union ginia’ She had a chance to attend Health Officer < * • > ...... • «■*•eveatfc and ' Stokea JJ ...... a n d ^ e h t h school there,, and made the most of William Stanley Applegate ” ...... vTwiih and AtKlna it. In a community where many Board of Education—John B. *«.;...... 81* 1)1 and -Atkins of the men could neither read nor Stout, President; Mrs. Anna T > ? ...... El«kU and Hamilton write, she learned to do both, notes Dey, Vice President; A. P. Todd, 9 r« * io i - Q«neral Alarm. Z Ambulance a writer in the Indianapolis News. D istrict Cler}c; Roland Reighton. Call, Flr« Out. S Chl*f» Call, Time She was skilled ' a t. needlework, By BEULAH V. GILLASPIE Augustus B. Knight, Edmund l p . m - 4 Unexcelled. 2— 2— 1 P o lic e Headqcartera. • Fire Chief, Stodman too, and hired out to families In Director, Sealtest Laboratory Kitchen L. Thompson, Hugh O. Moore, Milton T. Wright, Alvah F. Ben­ S h a fto . the neighborhood. Though phe ERB aro two sugestions for that Place the sugar, milk and butter nett, Claude Lawlor, Onsville J. worked for wages she. was never iK nuY siics colorful, party day; and so easy in a saucepan over low. heat and • Moulton,'Supervising Principal; il ...... MeamMia antt Atlantic regarded as a servant, but; sat at H to prepare, and serve. Suitable for stir until sugar is dissolved.’ Bring H. A; Titcomb, High . School ...... Kewark aad Madiaon table with the household .wherever Principal; Samuel Edelson, M. J».>. ...».. .Syerxreeji and Madison either a youngster’s party;—or for to a boil, add cream of tartar, cover JJ*...... a n d K o o t she went. Report says she was D., School. Physician; Janet V. «... ------...... Park Plate and Ocean. tail and handsome, with a ' frank, the grown-ups. arid cook slowly for 5 minuteB. ,Re­ Bouse, Attendance Officer. to . i . . .• .X a H e la e a n d O cean open countenance and a voice pleas­ move cover and wipe off any sugar Neptune f\ire District No. 47^. ..ream and Ocean VALENTINE CAKE WITH • 7 . Oeeaa Park and Central ing both when she sang and when STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM crystals from the sides of the pan. Herman Johnson, President; .....lA lU ine a*d Central she talked.- . Cook to 238°F, or until a soft ball . Albert Reed, Albert Barth; Eu­ ' t v ...... Fifth and Cent^ul Use a plain cake batter and bake gene Slocum, Charles Diehl, ...... Ocean Park aad FUtehar Lak#- A young apprentice named Thom­ in two large square pans. Remove forms when a little of the mixture JFlftk aad Fletcher L?.ke as Lincoln was learning the trade George Reynolds, Clerk arid U • ■: v • • ; T b ir d a a d F ie te h a r L a k e from pans and cut each square in a is dropped in cold water. Pour oh a treasurer. ; of carpentry in the1 shop of Joseph H ...... LeHelae aad JPleUber Lake heart shape. Cut out center. Spread cold, wet platter. Do not scrape the ” • ...... P ark Plate and Main Hanks, uncle ;bf Nancy. % The ,two boiled frosting between the two; pan. Allow to cook to' about 110°F. I* ...... MeCab* and Main young people were attracted to each Postm aster— Hugh O. Moore. In 75...... ’,,... . MrimUr a n d M a ta heart-shaped pieces and on the or, until just slightly, warm.. Work charge •£ Neptune Branch, Percy I* ...... • .F e w rth ’. a n d M a in other, and were married, on June sides and top. Place on a large plat­ the mixture with a pancake tumer E ldridje. 1 1 “ ...... JSvejrareen and Main 12, 1806. Thom as took his bride 18 ...... BnvUavteu and Main ter, decorate with Valentine Mints, or broad spatula, folding it oyer and Board Adustment—James home to a tiny: house fourteen feet • • • • ...... S**«Bd and Beacb ABRAHAM LINCOLN and when ready to serve fill center over until it becomes white and Strudwiok, Chairman; Warren square; A. Pearsall, Secretary; Joseph S»»«iai Ttapi.; with strawberry ice cream. (The solid and knead with the hands un­ —I General Alarm. 1 Wire He could' not write his own name Lane, Earl Woolley, Waite? cake that has been removed from T r o u b la 2 n re Out 3 ChieX'e CalL until the ambitious. Nancy taught til smooth and creamy. If mixture Taraaovis. 4 Pioneer Ce. No. i. i Independent. him how. But his ambition could the center can be crumbled, mixed begins to harden before smooth, add Ocean Gr«ve Fire < District—Dr. Co. N o. 2. I B ra d le y N o. S. 1 lo n g * short. First Aid. .Telephone 249. * * not keep pace with hers. Her dis- with soft custard, chilled and used a little cream and continue knead-’ William A. Robinson, President; * Fire Chief, Addison Hutchlnaon. Jr. ______LINCOLN______* as a dessert.); .v\ • ■■ ing. Flavor fondant with mint and L. C. Briggs, Treasurer; James L i n c o l n t ■' vrbitesviu* -;' • VALENTINE MINTS V ^ divide Into: three portions. Color, Boyce, Harry Reeves, C. M. N agle. 2 1 ...... -.Sprlnewood and Springdale T f / ISE with the ivisdom of ages, 2 % cups su g ar; .% teaspoon '; portions pink, green and yellow. Neptune Fire District No;- 1— 8 2 ; ...... s.. . F is h e r a n d B a n g s as cup m ilk ; .cre&m of ta rta r Pat out to about 1:3 Inch thickness 8 3 ...... Fisher and Sprlngirood Shrewd ns the matt of trade, 1 1 Frank R. Dodd, President; 2 4 ...... Myrtle and Maple Grim as the ‘prophets and sages, - 2 tablespoons Coloring and \ and cut with a tiny heart-shaped Thomas Orr, Treasurer; Earl 2 5 . . . . .,..Myrtle and Stratfortf ‘ ■Keen as a damask blade; butter Mint Flavoring cutter. Lawlor, Secretary; Edgar Phil­ 2 5 . . . . . ----- .... .M yrtle and Munroe the 1 7 ...... A r t e r y a n d A n e lv e lips, Austin A. Hurley. . 2 8 ...... Stokes and Munroei. Firm as a granite-ribbed mountain, Ocean Grove Publicit) Depart­ 2 9 ...... Stokes and Stratford Loneliest Tender as woman's song, ment', public inform ation bureau, Gay as. a scintiHanl fountain— telegraph and. telephone center, , NEPTr^e CITT- /-•. 21...... '.....Avondale and Summit Yet was he oaken-strong. railroad and steamship ; litera­ 2 3 ...... ;;Neptune and Proapoct Rice Can Have Its Big Moments, Too! ture. Ralph W. Johnson, chair­ 2 4 ...... 5.rinKdalo and • Sylvanla Here, the wonder of eons: man. 3 1 ...... »v. .Ridjfe and Sylvania Horn into pain and strife; Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Asso­ 82.. ;•.., Munroe and Oxonla 32.. . . . ;. . Steiner and Sylvania Dead, with a thousand peons ciation—George W. Henson, S 3 ; . ... Bangs and Springdale AM the loneliest man in Deathless, he enters life. President; Alfred Wagg, Vice 34...... Third and Steiner America.'’ These words : - . —Thomas Curtis Clarke, President; Howard W. Selby, “I dropped from the lips of - > in Rural New-Yorker. Secretary; Lott R. Ward, Treas­ Abraham Lincoln one evening in urer; Joseph A. Thoma, Mana­ 38G3, that period which was so ger; William Catley, Chief of dark and unpromising for the cause termed “that meddlesome body," Police; Harry Ayres, Superin­ tendent of Street Department. of the Union. the committee on the conduct ot IMKINDTO w ar. V , Occan Grove Hotel Association, In M arch, 1803, w rites W. H. The President rapidly reviewed Ii.c.—President. James P. Dunn, Smith in the Washington Post, I Secretary, William Hyka. yOUR SKIN! heard the incident related to a Grant’s record since he joined the army. He was at Cairo with a Neptune Board of Trade—Harry small group of distinguished men G. Faby, President; I. Goldberg, small force. He urgently asked per­ by Bishop Ames of the Methodist Vice President; . Joseph Snuta, mission to move, saying he would church. I do not know iX it has Secretary; Earl Swisher, treas­ win a victory. The consent was ever appeared in print, but if it, urer. • has, it is worth retelling. The nar­ long delayed, but; it. came at last. Within two or three hours his men ration ‘took place in the National Nancy Hanks, Mother of President BRADLEY BBACH Hotel, in Washington, in a suite of Abraham Lincoln. Board af Cammissionera—Mayor rooms then occupied by John Evans, Frank C. Borden, Jr., director of territorial governor of Colorado, appointment at his easy-going ways public affairs and safety; Ber­ and father of Evanston, Chicago’s was forgotten in her children; first, nard V. Poland, commissioner of beautiful suburb. My presence is a little girl* S arah; then, in 2809, revenue and finance; John Rog­ ers, commissioner of streets and accounted for by the fact that Gov­ the son known to history as Abra­ Keener, longer-laitinff, public improvements; Freder­ ernor Evans was a relative and I ham Lincoln. lin d to the skin, TVeet Between this child and this back­ ick P. Reic hey, borough clerk bad called to pay my respects. and collector; Francis Huggins, [Blades aro u n ifo rm ly In the group were two or three woods mother there was; a power­ deputy clerk. jfood! And only 1 0 * f o r ful bond of sympathy.. They under?, Methodist bishops, a member of the Building Inspector*William Megill '4 s u p e r b b la d e s . senate and two of the house. I am stood each other without words. By BEULAH V. GILLASPIE Borough Engineer Claude Birdsall sure no one who heard it related Perhaps she felt in ^him her own Director, Sealtest Laboratory Kitchen Chief of Fire Department ever forgot it, or the impressive fierce hunger for learning, for a- :; Addison Hutchinson, Jr. manner* of the bishop. President larger, richer world.- OU can do so many interesting Few grains : 1 cup cooked ' Board of Education—-William Laf­ Lincoln and the bishop were warm She \yais thirty-four, years old, an d Ythings, with rice—making a d^ pepper or canned ferty, President; J. Edward Yar- personal friends, and the President Abraham Lincoln was nine, when licious main dish with rice as the teaspoon shrimp nall, Clerk; waiter Fox, . F. had employed the bishop on some she fell ill of an epidemic disease base. And the men folks will go for Worcester- 4 cups cooked Ralph Shibla, George Bostick. B LA P E S delicate mission connected with the “Grant,” He*Sald, “Fights, and known in southern Indiana (to this tongue-teasing “Rice h. la Valeri- shire sauce. rice; : • - Harry K. Hutchinson, Lester GEM AND EVER-READY RAZORS w ar.: The bishop said that one cve- That Is What I Want.” which the family had migrated) as ciana’V with Its subtle blend of Cook together the tomatoes, bay Roigers, . J. . Clarence Barton, FIT ’ ning in June, 1863, he went to the the milk sickness. In seven days spices, vegetables and shrimp; Serve Thomas Irwin; F. J. Gronde, were oh the steamers, and the bril­ leaves, cloves, sugar, salt, pepper White House to coll on the Presi­ she was dead. Vv-.V. Principal. V liant victory of Belmont followed. it for lunch or dinner. and; Worcestershire sauce for a bout dent The President was in a very Abraham helped his father to Attorney and Recorder It was not a great victory, for the VALENCIANA 15 m inutes. Saut6 . the • onJpri and Joseph R, MegilJ despondent mood. Hooker had just make her coffin out; of green lum­ RICE A LA forces engaged were not large, but green pepper Jn; the ^ butter ^until suffered his defeat at Chancellors- ber cut with a: whipsaw, helped to 1 % cups canned 2 tablespoons Health Officer, Overseer of Poor it was a beginning and showed the sdfL Add flour, niix weil ahd add the ville. The conversation lasted until bury; her in a forest clearing- There tom atoes chopped : : - George W.' Bostick metal of Grant. Postmaster ...... John Timcoe a late hour of the night. was .no ceremony. This troubled the 3 bay leaves onion milk gradually while stirring con­ Back to Cairo, with a larger force The President reviewed the situ­ boy. until: several months later, they Vi teaspoon 2 tablospoons stantly. Cook until ; thickened. Ret* he again and again urged for per­ ation at length. The war had been secured ■ a wandering preacher, to • ground chopped move the bay leaves from the toma­ mission to move, and when the going on. for. two years* and the deliver a funeral sermon, over the cloves green pepper toes, add the soda and pour, into the permission came he rushed his men North had made little material I teaspoon 3 tablespoons milk mixture; Add the shrimp and to the steamers, and three days lat; lonely grave. C'::V iv'-’-i progress. The bishop asked if he , His • mother’s influence stayed s u g a r‘ butter pour over the cooked rice If rice is er he captured Fort Henry. . Not despaired of a final victory. His. with him always, and ■ was -voiced & teaspoon 1 % cups milk . cooked in rice ball, unmold on a delay ing an hour he.^ pushed' his responsa was made with great ear­ in that most famous of filial epi­ % teaspoon platter andr cover with tlie sauce. small force across the; country to salt nestness: ; taphs : “All that I am or hope to- Serves six to eight. .■ Dry Clean Your Fort Donelson. < He was not dis-, Va cup Hour soda "No. I dore not despair when I be, I bwe to my angel mother.”., ;; rhayed by the fact .that the force in G arm en t know there is a God who controls the fort was larger than his own, INDIVIDUAL the affairs of -nations as He does but immediately locked the doors - you can get a baby pow­ And Retwm Clothes on that force. When the rest of his der th at will keep your baby STERILIZED men reached, him, by; a series of Lincoln at 3 7. SAFER against germs and skin T e le p h m B brilliant assaults, he captured, not infections. It's Mennen Anti- alone the fort, but an army, almost septicPowder. KourdoctorwiU Asbury Pork 2364, 59) 6 “P. R. R.” TRAVELOG tell you that whenever you buy equal in number to his own. 3 2 0 Rond Street At Shiloh, unlike, any 'other gen­ n baby powder it surely ought Asbury Park eral, he remained to fight after 'his tobe Menneri. Because Mennen disaster on the first day, he made is more than just a dusting no effort to" get the remains of his. powder—it’s antiseptic! Andit army across the riyer, but at day­ costs no morel So, mother, buy light the next morning became, the a tin of this “safety powder" attacking- party, . winning, a vic­ from your druggist, today. tory. He was now at Vicksburg, and complaints of his delay were MENNEN Antiseptic POWDER many. . Only that day two. sena­ tors had urged Lincoln to displace “I Dare Not Despair When I Grant, but he would not do it. UMtrnniMKUHINMM Know There Is a God.” “Grant,” he said/ “fights, and that is what I want." . H e; said Grant H ave those of individuals, but the thought had promised him .he would cap­ Water Heater* of the thousands who must yet be ture Vicksburg:.; by; tite fourth of p u n ® slain is appalling.” July, and he intended; to give him lutattod Now. It was then he uttered the words the opportunity. , All Make* of Cara With which this article begins. He ThePrcsidentpWithdeepearriest* said: "I am the loneliest man in ness, then declared: “When he cap* T A ,Iiim 7727 j o m s , America. There is no one to whom lures Vicksburg, I will find some I cap go and unload my troubles, Way to boosi him over the heads NEPTUNE M E D iG S m assured of sympathy and help.’* if all others,- andgive 'him com- This is the earliest Imown por­ , TO REPAi- He spoke of the quibbling, com­ nand of all the i rmies. With Grant trait of Abraham Lincoln^ It is an USED OVER plaining and fault finding in con­ .n command, by Jinks!” (his favor- old daguerreotype taken in' 1840, HERBEKT Si ELLIS gress, and the harsh and unjust crit­ .le expletive; “the armies will when .the martyred. President was Stockt*n Avenue . 8 0 YEARS icisms heaped upon him. He spoke move and move to some purpose. thirty-seven years old. a lawyer PETiNSYLVANIA RAILR0 AD And South Main Street. with extreme heat of what he .Ie fights,” , : edging towards a political career. I1 \3 I ^uiuiitiuiiitnmiiutuiuiHiuiwitiiututuiuwuiiwiiuitwuitiiiiiiriuiiiiUKtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiniiwMiiiiiiiitiuii.iBriiiiiiiiiiiniiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:...... iiiiiiiririiiiiiiiiiiiiiijfiiirniniiiKiii*

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Mrs. Beatrice BcVgcn, Interlaken, W River Hills fire company No. 4, SHEER FACTS ABOUT West Paint Beach, Florida. * Susan Gale, Italian Presbyterian YOUR ,«TOCKliVCS Cards arc being received from mission, Fred Woehrer, Lydia "CHEER UP SLEEPYHEAt), it’s almost seven, Mr, and Mrs. Van Wilkins, 213 So. Garrabrant, Lillian White, -West Atkins . aycnue, announcing that - you know when daddy’s away he always wants to talk with you they have arrived in Miami, Fla.- Grove Methodist cluirch, • Mr, and Mrs. Harry DunKor, Mis.f. Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Ivins B. Grant, Jr., and then you can go to bed 209 So. Atkins avenue, left Wed­ Anna Thompson, Bertha Woehrer, nesday morning to spend the re­ and others. Keeping in toiicliton w i^ lioiiie costs little by telephone. After 7 at night anti all mainder. of the winter in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Niedhardt, iS llif c rates are reduced— 10 to 40% according to distance.. Ninth avenue, were recent guests STATE RECORDS of Suiiday'inbst ol* Mr. and Mni. Uriah' Conover, Ctdar. avenue, West Long Branch, GIVEN FOR 1936 ■ -George B ., Jefferies, Atkins ave­ nue, was installed, last Wednesday eyenung ;as president ,of the Italian NEW JERSEY DEATH RATE Progressive Club at a; meeting in the Main street club rooms. WAS 10.3 PER 1,000 By Slujilianic Whyte Mrs. Lyle E. Shafto, Ninth ave­ Of Stcinbach ICrcsgc's nue, Mrs. Harry Faby, Tenth ave­ Aubnru Parle nue, and Mrs. Irving Turner, Nep­ •Birth Rate Is 12.5 ; 1,122 Deaths tune . City, visited Mrs. Lyle Mat­ CharioPs models wore white cot­ thews in Freehold last week. Due ,to Automobile Accidents; ton stockings until • this season, but Chanel's models arc a race Mr, and .Mrs. James Kandall, 1610 X»r*nt Mortality Rate tow. apart. In genera) thc rest of the Asbury avenue, announce' the en** feminine world is divided into gagement of thoir daughter, Miss There wore 54,165 births Repor­ two parts: those who,' wear black Dorothy May Randall, to Lawrerice ted in Now Jersoy during 193G, cotton stockings and those who Alvah Frazec, 1504 Sixth avenue. "'Inch number was equivalent to a keep on experimenting, season _ Mr. and Mrs. Austin Gunther, of rato of. 12.5 per 1,000 inhabitants, after season, trying to find silk stockings that will “wear a rea­ Lakewood, were Friday evening i otal births-reported to the State ffuests of Mrs. Anna Matthews, sonable length *.02 /2 So. Atkins avenue. Mrs. Department of Health,, nhowed a o f t i m e Matthews is recovering, from an T wenty or attack of grippe. f o r S ° r 904 ■fl'0m tho number ' twenty - five; y e a r s .a g o Mr. and Mrs. Charles Netcher, The numbor of marriages repor­ women; bought 014 Sewall avenue, have announced ted was 32,771. The number for their silk./ the engagement of their daughter, 1930 exceed the- number for 1935 stockings b.y; j Miss Elizabeth Charlotte Netcher, by 3,047. Tlie number for 1934 was weight; , t h e j to Joseph Sauta, son of Mr, and heavier t h e Mrs. Antonio Sauta, 1331 Corlies 28 991 for 1033, 24,453-and for the stockings, | avenue. 1932, 22,840, for which year the the more ele­ rate was tho lowest since marriage gant .their 1 Funeral services for Mrs. Lena wearers felt. Pollack, 08, were held Thursday slashes were first compiled in Now the re­ kansas Congressmen. Through the fered a laceration of. the forehead afternoon, at 15 Pharo avenue, in verse is true charge of Rabbi Meyer Cohen, A low general death rate and in and you per­ kindness .of Mr.. .Compton's father, that required six stitches to close. Congregation Sons of Israel. She David Compton, of Beritonville, I A definite step- toward comple­ rant mortality rate was attained in haps uncon­ n V T ' n ^ V 101' I,U3ba^ . Sam- sciously, have been buying sheerer met State 'Commissioner Wasson tion of a project that has long New Jersey in 1930, when thb gen­ daughteis.0 “ S°" S an<1 five and sheerer hose every year. also; It was .iri'.Arkansas that .wb been discussed was taken by Mana- eral death rate was 10.3 per 1 000 Keenly conscious, however, that saw. our first cypress' trees.: This squan Council in session last Tues­ 1, A “ J-** P®rty-was hold at the population. The rate for the pre­ you arc getting more sheer beau­ tree is very, friendly td water ’and' day night when it decided to have vious year was 10.0. The number ty but decidedly less wear . fob lev" Fri t and, Mrs- Enl-1 Wool- your money. There.isn’t a recipe !X(y’ Friday evening for the bene­ of -deaths reported for 1936 Was while m ost o f the large timbei* has; sidewalks and curb laid on the east fit of Neptune Chapter, O. E. S. in the world for making these been cut, yet the large tentrlike side of First avenue, with provis­ Refreshments were -served Tlie 44.089; ' ; • sheer beauties serve like chore • stumps - rernaim , At this season of. ions for a street 40 feet in width. next card pnrty will be held at the The death rate. frorri tuherculo- girls; for turning these tempera­ mental prima donnas into char­ tlie year, the , leaves, are . a dark The cost of the work will he levied Nnfn n S r- aml Mrs- Horace Van sis, 50.0 per . 100,000 population, Note, Oakhurst, February 17. women. As long as you buy the brown and stand out • very differ­ ngainst properties on the. side' of was the lowest rate for the disease sheerest of silk stockings for ail- ently ' iri color from all the -other the street where the walks and ln,w,r\rD°ns Havens, daugh- over recorded in the State. The day-long wear, you may. expcct trees; . While : we were'eating ;.din^ curb arc to be. hid.' The officials, 1408 r* v MrS': Prank Havens; death rate-for. thn disease for 192S to spend a big slice of your dress 1406 Coi lies avenue, and Ilarrv allowance on hosiery. nor nt Bond ;LaIce one day^ a co 1- ] r.ftci- discussing the project, diree- Ste* max, Corlies avenue, were wns 8G.0. ored lady came along and 'said hpr | tflfl (Jlerk Annie B. Applegate . to The death ;rit(? fropi typhoid fe­ r i tils jo i cars ot o c m c t, uua dw m e'^f tfv n haM Vyt'ninff at -the A Stoching Wdrdrobn will travel to every state In tb« Union, i ncso iciicn uaw “Missy” had /.two daughters who] notify o w n e r s 0f properties to be Home-of the bride s parents The ver w as 0.0: TI10 known maximum thc trip will continue for ot least a year, hollow thc white ceremony was perfoSllod h~ ^ line weekly; bccinnlnR ot the star nt New Jersey. lived in New. Jersey and that they affected that the improvement is to typhoid fever death rate in Now You re a 11 y , W- Y“‘-d, pastor of need four wanted tb : take_. her to Jersey - with be made and to move any encroach­ the W est Grove M. E. Church. Jersey occurred in 1882 when the them. Slie said, ‘-I sho>: did want ments. rate was 74.3. Since 1012 the an­ types of stock­ Miss Edith Johnson, dnuphter of ings in your to go, but I’se got these younguns nual death rate for this disease What I Found In Mississippi and Arkansas” A statement in criticism of the Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Johnto^ 570 life.. They to look after." Arid there were the has not exceeded ten deaths per vary as much As we entered the state of Mis­ Yazoo and Mississippi Rivers. The Spring Lake Heights Board of of rnn aVn?Ue,’ bccame the bride three little black youngsters with ur-19 , ?e Eberhardt, son of Mrs 100.000 population. from ‘ one an­ sissippi avc observed the land seem­ great National Military Park is Education relative to its proposed their white teeth and eyes shining. Wilhelmina Ebcrhardt, 1132 Cor- The death rate from diphtheria other as y-ur ed very much, like our pineland and here covering more than 1,300 1937-1938 budget, by Councilman riding-c!:.hes We drove another hundred miles or E T ' ?n Sunday in the Lu- "•;as 0.4 per 100,000 total popula­ there wove but a few small farms. acres of land. At Brookhaven, of Thomas B. Barnett, nnd one in tlieran church. The Rev. Carl H. do from ycur more thru* thc eastern section of tion compared with a rate of 148 e v e j i i s - Negroes “sho’ nuff” arc here in course, we have Whitworth College, defense of the board by its clerk, ililler, pastor, officiated. Mr. and the state and found the roads bet­ for 1888. During the decade be­ gowns; and if goad numbers and appear to be and of course in- the eastern sec­ William T. Herbert, also a board M dn Strpet“n 'ji" leside *£••820 you will buy ter and much good farmland. lttm street, Bradley Beach. ginning with 1900 the rate declin­ about 90r/o of the population of tion , is the city of Meridan, the member, came last week, as Coun­ them and v.ear My next, letter will be from ed from 48 to 26. The following this section. We arrived at Brook-, home of many colleges and, an im­ cil approved its 1937 budget and Ev?daughter of Mr them with tha Tennessee and .Kentucky.; 'v the School board prepared to put ^nd Mrs. John Prati, 1031 Embury ten year period showed a decline same consider­ haven late in thc afternoon and portant shipping, industrial and. avenue, vms married to Gabriel to IB. ation given t-> spent the night there. It is a free its budget 'before - 'voter? at the Phillips, 1029 -First avenue, As' agricultural center. The death rate from cancer, and the rest of range for cattle and hogs all Now wo. leave Mississippi) and annual school election Tuesday. l>ury_Park, at Mt. Carmel Chapel yuur costumes, at least some of other malignant tumors was 1274. through this state and it is a com­ pass through another small, section Councilman Barnett’s attack came frin fh ' A,fter-f shoi't wedding your stocking troubles will dis­ trip, the couple will reside at 928 The death rate from this cause has appear. They are: First, a lisle mon thing to sec an old sow and of Louisiana into the;state of Ar­ i County Notes f while Council was discussing the. Summerfield avenue. Tlie bride gradually increased from 37 per or wool hose for country wear her little piffs right out in the kansas. • Well, we haye always been ...... u i. ii ...... a,imaii.i4iiiiiiin*Mijj|u«iuii»i«uiMi? borough's financial condition dur­ is employed by the Asbury Park 100.000 population in 1879. (Wo suggest Wayne K nit llp'.e, middle of the highway. We also a great advocate of good roads. Two of Kcyport’s best known ing Monday night’s meeting. Fol­ and Ocean Grove bank. Mr. Phillips 35c a pair or McCallum sillc- ^associated with Louis P. Croce, Deaths-due to accidents in which passed a dead cow lying by the Good roads, in thi