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VOLUME XXXIX NUMBER 24 MANASQUAJL NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, MARCH 8 1918 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Jfl.OOA YEAR FIRE AUTOMOBILE ft Se rvice fla g for /Ifcanasquan Jersey Coast We want the name of every boy from Manasquan who is engaged in the service? Real Estate of Uncle Sam. Arrangements are being made to procure a Service Flag to be flown in the Public Square and we are anxious to have your boy’s name at once so that his star may appear in the Flag. Send names as soon as possible to The Coast Star H0MES-PL0TS-FARMS COMMISSIONER DEEDS, WILLS. OP DEEDS MORTGAGES «uj office. Insurance Agenoy LEGAL PAPERS WITH SEAL WRITTEN ---------INORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE---------- AND HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANIES SEA GIRT LOOKING REV. HILLMAN 810,000,000 WAR AHEAD TO SUMMER ENDS FIRST YEAR PLANT STARTED IN John D. M« ner ^ £ £ T AT M, E. CHURCH SOUTH JERSEY Local Office Spring Lake, N. J. T elephone National Army Men From New York Office------165 Broadway. PLATE GLASS INSURANCE Camp Dix May Practice on Hoprocenting (!>u Under His Leadership Nineteen Hammonton Streets Filled Rifle Range. State Mili Best ot Insurance Companies. New Members Have Been With Army Trucks Carry tia Also Booked. Added and the Church ing Supplies to Con- Farms and Cottages For Sale or Rent Sea Girt is preparing for a big sea- The United States son. While there is no certainty as to Has Had an Excel tractors. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE what activities will mark the life about lent Year Finan The streets of Hammonton were filled the State Encampment reservation, with motor trucks marked U. S. Ord Government Cooperates business interests are proceeding on the cially. nance Department, evidently from Camp strength of their belief that there will Dix, each with a man in khaki, all be no end of military life, as well as Last Sunday Rev. George T. Hillman bound tor the big tract a few miles be the 7.HOO member banks in maintaining the Federal Reserve Banking important political and social activities completen his first year as pastor of low there, where a small army of work y8lem tor ,||e Pr,,tection of the business interests of the country. Through the that will center about the little White the First Methodist Episcopal Church men started work Tuesday to put 8,300 Federal Reserve Board at Washington it supbrvises House, where Governor Edge will again of this place and splendid congregations acres of woodland in shape for a big j tlie twelve Federal reserve banks: it appoints one- spend the summer. were in attendance at bqth services. shell loading plant. * third of their directors; it deposits its funds largely It is generally believed that the State At the morning service the treasurer of About two-score army trucks, loaded with them; it guarantees the currency they issue, Do Not Waste rifle ranges there are to be utilized by the Official Board gave his annual re with supplies, arrived at Hammonton This cooperation greatly increases the value of the system to us and our the War Department for the training port which showed that the Church has and at Elmwood. The plant will cover community of expert riflemen, and it is entirely had an excellent year financially. Are you linked up Mith this new national system as one of our depositorsT Y our Time 8,300 acres of land, the ground purchased II not, vou should delay no longer. , possible that large contingents will The minister reported briefly the being known as the Frazier tract, which Talar.? out a lamp to march from Camp Dix to the reserva work of the conference year. Nineteen tor many yours formed a portion of the cu uch your electric iron. tion for such work also. Such hikes now members have been added to the big Wharton estate. would serve a double purpose in that fchurch, $4\9U>1 has been spent foj im The site chosen is situated on the Other — a'.v ::y r e a d y — provements on the Church property. flfcanasquan UTational Bank out!;^; r: iv. mi shed by the men would get good practice marches county boulevard, about five miles be in addition to the rifle work. This plan Five members have died during'tne low ilaiunumton and extends in the di simply Stiir.g into a ny of was taken up by the War Department year. The pastor ’s report to the an rection of Pleasant Mills for a distance your present sockets the last summer at the State was preparing nual Conference will show that the of about five miles. It is a portion of to give all possible aid toward the train Church has raised $571 for benevolent the great deer hunting ground of that ing of the American forces. At that purposes, including missions, etc. section. About two hundred men are time it was suggested that the ranges Pastor Hillman ha%been unanimously at work clearing the land. It is claim invited to return to the Manasquan vJIZ x js , be used during the winter, but this ap ed that'the plant, with site, will repre i jr s parently was not found to be practicable, charge for another year. sent an investment of $10,000,000. and there has been no military activity At the monthly Official Board meet Then again, you ■yvill need those at the reservation since early winter, ing held on Monday night the following resolution was adopted: extra outlets to attach your toas when the last of the State officers and troops completed their work. Inasmuch as our pastor, Rev. George SEA BRIGHT AFTER ter, fan, washing machine, and The New Jersey State Militia, organ T. Hillman, is now finishing his first other electrical devices. ized last summer to take the place of year at the Methodist Episcopal Church Federalized National Guard, for mili of Manasquan, and in view of the fact APPROPRIATION FOR RALPH W. HERBERT, JR. tary duty within the State of New Jer that the year for this Church had been 114 M ain Sti r it sey, will doubtlessly go there in bat a successfnl one, due to his untiring ERECTION OF JETTIES and faithful efforts in behalf of th Man&squan, N. J. talion organizations for their encamp With two of the five appropriations ments, each battalion remaining in Church and the interest of the Kingdom of God, cinched, and two others asgoodaswon camp a week. the active business men and cottagers Brigadier General Bird W. Spencer, Therefore be it Resolved:—That the Official Board assembled in regular of 'Sea Bright now lo6k to the federal the inspector general of rifle practice Government for the fifth $15,000 to in for New Jersey, is preparing for an un monthly meeting"' this fourth day of March, Nineteen hundred and eighteen; Bure the erection of hook jetties that usually large contingent of civilian will withstand the stillest northeaster, rifllemen this seasop. The entry of that it express the hearty appreciation of the Congregation lor the splendid save the peninsula from repetition of the United States into the world war the winters of 1913 14 and incidentally has stimulated interest in rifle shooting, service of Rev. Hillman during the past year and the confident expectation and keep Fort Hancock, Sandy Hook, intact. he believes, and the Federal provisions Mayor Packer said this week that he for the promotion of civilian rifle prac hope that the New Jersey Conference about to convene at Atlantic City will would have a borough ordinance passed tice are likely to attract larger numbers requiring the abutting property owners than ever. be guided to return Brother Hillman to us for another year of teervicc in our and the Now Jersey Central Railroad CALL 241. AND TALKTO There is some talk, too, that the Gov to appropriate together $15,000 toward ernment may utilize the enormousdrill midst for the Kingdom of God Be it further Resolved—That the the cost of building two or three rocn field there as an aeronautical station. stone hook jetties runnning from the E. B. GREEN Fliers who made the reservation the President and Secretary of the Official Board be instructed to sign three copies beach seaward 1,000 feet with ar hook terminus for numerous flights last sea running south 100 feet, forming a pocket Comforting Warmth at the - 7- ■ r r .il son declared that the field there was of this resolution, one to become apart of the minutes of this meeting, the to catch the sand and build up the without an equal so far as their know beach. Turn of a Switch ledge extended. The probable im second and third to be sent respectively to Presiding Bishop Berry ana to Dis minence of an aerial patrol of the coast trict Superintendent Marshall at the At adds interest to the possibility that a With a W estinghousc Keif-Regulating Electric lantic City session of the New Jersey big district depot may be located there. BROILERS NOT INCLUDED Warming Pad you can hare heat whenever you ::i r Conference. During the pastor’s absence next The food administration announced want it and as long as you need it—just a Sunday there will be no preaching ser this week that the prohibition against gentle, steady heat tliaf rases pain and induces War-Times Have Taught vices in the church. The regular Sun the sale of live or freshly killed poultry - I - day school session will be held at 9.45 restful slumber. 4) A /eater to In’ heated. No , V.

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