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FOUR CENTS. VOL. LXIII. No. 29. OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1938
ALL STARS VS UNEXCELLED DRUNK DIRECTS TRAFFIC r RECEIVER WEAR! OCEAN NEW YORK CITY Softball Teams Meet Monday Ocean Grove Police Hu\;e . Busy f GROVE BROADCAST In Neptune RESIGNS POST Week • j AUDITORIUM SERVICES Anxious to pass into a higher /\lex Wood, of Crosswick?, N. J„ • OVER W-H-A-T, PHILADELPHIA percentage column, the Ocean was arrested-Sunday by Officer j Grove Fire Department All-Stars, GEORGE K. MORSTADT, OF AT Jack Foley for being drunk and: credited with three losses and i LANTIC CITY TAKES POSITION disorderly. * Wood was picked up; three victories, are looking forward I while directing traffic on the bon-j r~y. Dr J, V. Moldenhawer, of First Presbyter- to a soft-ball trium ph at the ex-1 levard.- Arraigned before Police Township Publicity Director, Ralph W. John pense of the Unexcelled Fire De- i Every Efflnrt Will Be.Made To Justice James R. Laird jr., he was partment Monday evening at G.45 Liquidate The Local National fined S.Vand costs. son, Recites Attractions of “God's Square ' ian Churchy. and- Dr. R. W. Sockman,; of o’clock at the Unexcelled Field, Charged with being in an iutoxi-. Neptune. and Avon National Banks by the cated condition in Founders' Park Christ Church, Here Sunday—Attendance Other games that, have been ar End of the Year. 1 Sunday, Lester Johnson, colored*,- Mile” To Wide Radio Audience In Penn ranged by Bill Denham, manager, of New York city, was ordered out • are July 20/ Knights of Honor, With the aim of winding up the of town and -Warned against , the : Larger Than Corresponding 1937 Sunday Occan Grove field; August 2, As affairs of the’old Ocean Grove Na-t penalty of his return. sylvania and South Jersey. bury Park Fire Department, Eich- tional Bank by the.end of the year, Mack McOahee,, colored, of the engreen field, Neptune City; Au George E. Morstadt,- of Atlantic Sunset Lodge, was arrested Mon Before a Sunday moraine congregation of nearly 5,- gust. 9, National Biscuit Company, City, moved in this week as .re day for driving a Florida, licensed Eichengreen aield; , August 10, ceiver of the two closed institu automobile without a reigstration A broadcast of Ocean Grove's attractions that has al 000 persons, Dr. J. V. Moldenhawer, pastor of the First Berkeley Cab, Ocean Grove field; tions. • card. : He .was arraigned before ready brought many inquiries was'made by. Neptune Pub Presbyterian church, New York city, in his Auditorium ser and A ugust 15, Long Branch Po He has replaced William II. 1 Acting Police Justice Joseph Stern lice, Speedway field in Long Weart, Who resigned effective July and fined $5. and costs! licity Director Ralph W, Johnson over Station WIIAT in mon on the fifth assigned dctrinal theme— ‘;Sin — used as Branch. .17. Speaking of his predecessor, .Tames Sutton iind Evandcr B ar-j the Philadelphia area on July 14. his text a clause of the Apostles’ Creed, “I believe in the . Members of the team, which are the new receiver, said: “Mr. Weart noy, both colored, of Asbury Park, j Speaking informally, Mr. John- drawn from tho Ocean Grove Fire did a fine job; there is no fault to be were arrested early this morning i awhile on the boardwalk benches forgiveness of sins.” son brought to his radio audience D epartm ent league, are Cliff Cole, fount!. The department Teels that at the head.of Wesley lake, Lake; “greetings from Ocean Grove, that to see the strollers pass and thci “There is a universal reaction catcher;' Bill Herbert, pitcher; Ed the business ‘.of , liquidation- should • and Lawrence ave hues, where th e'y j delightful little seashore summer fishermen on the beach and on tho . he had the pleasure of watching [■were' arguing. and vaising a distiu> [ i; to certain articles of | this and oth-, die Thompson, first base; Rny An be completed as soon a$ possible, resort over. 011 the North Jersey pier. That's the .way most first i cr creeds in the Bible; that is, Mike Hickey, an efficient pickpock derson, second base; Sonny Her and that is my job.” •; bance. They were' fined': $3 and j Coast. So, to all who may be lis- evenings, are spent. • Succeeding parts arc difficult to understand,” et, perform, Milk led a wasteful and bert, third base: Rus Francis, short Before-.comingv to Ocean Grove, costs -By/ justice Laird • for-:-being tening in, Hello again and another ones will likely find you in the sinful life,. When he wasn’t in jail continued" Dr. Moldenhawer. But stop; Jake Ba'tdorf, left field; Bill Mr, Morstadt supervised the liqui drunk and disorderly. ; invitation to come to Ocean Grove amusement places to be found on no one ever draws a long breath of he was pick-pocketing. Finally Denham, center field; Jack Thomp dation of the' First National bank for your summer vacation or for a the Boardwalk either side of Ocoan uncertainty when he reads the Mike, was converted and he fell son, right field, and Stuart Blair, of Somers Point, the first National HANLON PITCHES TONIGHT day or week-end if you would like Grove. And you will be wanting to text article. “Is it so simple-that upon Ms crooked knees for Christ, short field. bank of Pleasantville and the Plea to sample .what we have in the stop in at the Strand Theatre, just we should assume that He will his, Master.;: Hie had a -full realiza- Plans are being completed santville National bank. • Belmar Roundsman Faces Phila. way of accommodations and whole off the Boardwalk, the only, such tion. of sin and spent the rest of his whereby tho team’ will be outfitted forgive our Sins—the one thing a- That the closed bank had become Colored All-Siars some recreations on the beach of amusement in Ocean Grove, This, bout mankind that is plainer than life getting over 700 men to fall on in colorful uniforms.' Final word an eyesore and; a hindrance to lo the great Atlantic Ocean. theatre has been remodeled and re their knees and plead for God. •has- n o t been approved but, rum or cal business improvement was the. any other things.” ’Roger. Hanlon, tough luck hurler Whether you come by train oV furnished for the season of 1938 Dr. Moldenhawer, in a voice vi “Many say that the modern world says the players will, wear blue feeling of the department as well of'the Belmar Braves, will attempt and is new and modern. Or you will, never be right unless men are sweat' jerseys with red; sleeves, as the community. It is under automobile, it’s a short and easy brant with hard reality, cried out to break into the. win column a- ride. If you drive up, take the hew will be going' to the great Audi that the Christian Church is woe made anew, one by one, to lead a blue wawii-up pants with a red stood that every effort will be made gainst E(i Bolden's Philadelphia All torium on the Camp grounds where correct life, but 1 disagree. If we stripe oh the outside of the legs to speed liquidation. Stars, one of the pace-setting clubs route, New Jersey State Highway fully, wrong on the seriousness of No. 40 out of Camden Circle. All there are many fine musical and sin. In many cases today the begin in the hearts of man today and blue caps! The fifth divfdend amounting to of the . National Negro League. other entertainment programs dur- ; with a truly fresh sense , of God was paid by the Ocean GroveHanlon always pitches good ball5Cr the way through beautiful country, Christian Church will forgive a woodland and fields, you may speed ing the week-end, on Sundays, rer good church-goer who^ may sin in and plead for his sins, he will be National on April 18, this year.: for the Braves, but. they seldom ligious services' whose congrega- - a valuable aidp in bettering the HOME’S 32ND ANNIVERSARY along, with never a stop for traf his business transactions and in The total amount paid to date i3‘make more than one or two runs fic, and before, you know it, you tions sometimes exceed 10,000, his relationship with people . as world.” Rev. Wilbert Wcscott Speaker Here 6 (KJ-. The next dividend will be when he is on the hill. That first night you will go to bed In the evening service Dr." Ralph pijid when liquidation is completed. will be at the Gatps of the Grove, long as he gives generously to his Up to and including the game of with the smell of the sea in your earlier than on succeeding nights, church, “Christ despised the man W. Sockman, pastor of the Christ Tuesday Afternoon July 15 the Braves had. lost four grateful for the warm blankets, a- Church, New York city, who is re nostrils . and its cool, salt-laden /who wronged his follow people.” “What is heeded in the world to contests, three in extra .frames, breeze fanning your, cheeks. It. gainst the unbelievably cool breezes nowned as an author, radio speak day is a wise and knowing effort Announce Nuptials and Hanlon was-tho losing pitcher the occan sends rushing through “Many people think that taking er and clergyman, described Jesus is only 56 miles and on this high small things is not considered a with a sense , of the presence , and in each case. ‘ The fourth tilt-was your open-, windows. You w ill;no as the Prince and the Pioneer to dropped in the ninth inning. way, because it is so straight and sin but a ‘snapper-upper of un- power of God," declared Rev. Wil runs almost entirely through' open tice that the windows are screen-, an attendance of 3,500 worship bert Westcott, of Newark, in his of Local Couple A new player in the Braves’ cast ed but that all the porches are considerate trifles' is a sinner and pers. 1 country, you can, with safety, make should, be treated as such.” The address Tuesday afternoon at the is Carl (Ace)-Miller, star outfield open and then you will remember ; “There is something about er, first baseman and pitcher with beftter time.than over the more doctor gave several illustrations of thirty-second anniversary of the congested routes 'that lead to re that not once while you were on Christ as the Prince which sug- Methodist Episcopal Home for the DOROTHEA BUSH WEDDED the Rutgers University nine thi? the beach, did you feel a mosquito. people *\vith the acquisitive tenden guests a rich background and there sorts that are nearer-by measured cy who have defied God and are Aged. I. . A. LeROY WARD IN 1936 season. ' Miller is performing • at m iles.' You* are about to learn something is something about Him as the Rev. Westcott, who is a summer first base for tho Braves. else about.Ocean Grove. There aro picking and stealing. Pioneer which points’ to newness Mrs. Lester W ard Bitah, 57 Next Tuesday night Belmar will Suppose you should come over “There are oceassions in my own resident of Ocean Grove at 133 by automobile, and it is. your first no mosquitoes. The screens are. in and individualism,” continued Dr. Clark avenue, was the main spea Webb avenue, last Sunday even meet another crack colored semi the windows to keep out an occas life where I did or said something Sockman'. “What we need is ing announced the marriage of her pro-opponent. All games start at visit and you wish to look the place that proved to be sinful and I re* ker, Other ministers participating over a bit and find somewhere to ional fly. But there are no mo better combination of both. Some were Rev. Leon Chamberlain, Rev. daughter, Dorothea Aiothea, to Ar 9.15 p. ni;, and are preceded by squitoes, . . ' j call them with a bitter feeling in cling.to the past and they are call thur Leltoy Ward, feon of. Mrs. softball preliminary, at 7.30. stay, a hotel or boarding house, my heart. If you want to know G. W. Yard, Rev. J. E. Wagner, you’ll probably drive straight _And, in the morning, you will ed reactionaries while those who Rev. L. G. Atkinson, Rev. F. A. Lillian Ward, 75 Mt. Carmel Way. not be out of bed quite as early, how sinful you are, think of the run to everything new are called The m arriage took place. Dec. 2G, down - Main avenue,, or Broadway, things you ought to have done. DeMaris and .Rev.,G. N. Moore. GENERAL HIGGINS TO SPEAK whichever of the two main thor as you.intended. It is so cool and; radicals and' revolutionaries. When Following the program over 103U, in the Roseville M. E. par comfortable, sleep hangs on. But Did you shrug* your .shoulders nnd we durn to . something new it - is sonage, Newark. Rev. Harry Ayre3 oughfares you chance- to come in, continue on your way when some three hundred persons were served .Members of Salvation Army Will to the beach. And there on Ocean the thought of breakfast brings necessary to see what is going on a supper in the Home dining room, Relyea, pastor of the First M. E. you out and soon you- are back oiv one needed an act of kindness? If behind us. This principle is some church, Asbury Park and former .Meet Here August G*S avenue, .with your car less 'than you did, you sinned.” in charge of Mrs. L. C. Briggs, as 100 feet from the Boardwalk, the beach again ami this time' in what related to a driver’s mirror sisted by members of the board of pastor of St, Paul's M. fl,.church, Tho lecture to be given by Gen to a bathing suit and tingling to.' “Sin draws, people who realize which enables him to see in the Managers.. According to John H. performed the ceremony. eral Edward J. Higgins, former with nothing'to obstruct your view the touch of the waves as they that they are the kind of person rear without taking his major gaze Miss Kathe Vanderlioof, of of old Ocean’s rolling waves, you Parker, jr., manager of the Home, International leader’ of the Salva wilL probably park a few minutes roll in on superb bathing beaches., who can do that sort of thing, A from what is happening in front. nearly $1,100 was realized from the Ocean Grove, was the maid of hon tion Army, in tho auditorium on carefully planned and supervised; sinner is not a person who sins Then when the driver turns left, to fill your lungs again and again supper. ' ’ . -______or and Thomas M, Ward, brother Monday evening, August 8 th, will, and protected by seasoned liiV but is one who has sin in his heart. the most dangerous turn on the of the bridegroom, was the best according to advance notices, be wjth ocean ozone. Aiitl then you’ll .The dreadful thing about sin is road of life, he is able to safe take a turn up and down the ocean guards under whose watchful eyes LOCAL COUPLE ENGAGED man. Other attendants' were Miss one of the most interesting events there has not been a fatal bathing that, you start it going but don't guard the move by knowing what E, Louise Relyea, Asbury Park, of the season. drive . and move slowly through is behind him.” some of the shaded avenues and accident in Ocean Grove within the, know When it’s going to stop.” Charlotte Bryner, Richard Ster formerly of Newark; Albert E. Colonel William C. Arnold who memory, of the oldest inhabitant.; “When dreadful things happen, “We need a foreground to bal Hedden, East Orange, and Herbert is handling the arrangements for over to the Municipal Information ance our background,” declared Dr. ling Betrothed Bureau on Pilgrim Pathway. There What you do the rest of the day sinners,1' declared Dr. Moldenhaw W. Bertine, White Plains, New the Army’s weekend at Ocean and the days and evenings that er, “pitifully demand why God has Sockman. He told a story of a*- lit Mr. and Sirs. Charles Bryner, of York. Grove—A ugust Gth to 8 th inclusive a co u rt e o u s attendant who tle girl trying to button the back will be truly happy to meet you, follow depends on your individual to let such things happen. Sinners Riverside Drive, New York city, The marriage was announced at —states that General Higgins will preference^ You may bathe,, ride; are forgiven because God is Love. of her dress and said to hev- mother Who are summering at G4 Franklin a dinner Sunday evening at the talk on the Missionary work of the will give you any information you that she -\yas unable to do the feat wish. You will be told all about fish, btat, play tennis, golf or We should cultivate ln our hearts avenue, recently announced the .en Buttonwood Manor; Mata wan. Only Salvation Army. General Higgins what-not, You may drive each day the forgiving spirit.’ We can’t be as she was: in front of herself. Our gagement of their daughter, Miss the immediate families were pre has, during his more than fifty-six the hotels and boarding houses and rooming houses, where they are, all summer over some different forgiven unless we forgive.” The back is toward the past and 1 the Charlotte Joan Bryner, to Richard sent including Mrs. L. W. Bush, years of Army officership, visited route -through back country of. speaker then told a story of a fine future cannot.be foretold . “A new Bleecker Stirling, son of Mr, and Miss Betty Bush, Mrs. Lillian every part of tho world in connec what sort of accommodations they ly selected district, superintendent have and how much they charge. fairyland grandeur. Or you may minister who had a chance to re Mrs. Bleecker' Stirling, 12 Pitman Ward, Miss Dorothy M. Ward, tion with the, oversight of the or loaf, as so, many do, hours and ceive the charge in a magnificent asked Bishop McDojvell how he Thomas M. W ard ,' and Mr. and ganization’s work. You will be shown just where they avenue. are located and you may sit right hours, in some shady spot on the. large church and one of his col was to help the young ministers in Miss Bryner was graduated from Mrs. A. L. Ward. beach, just watching the myster leagues stopped the appointment his district, which he thought was the Barnard School for girls and Mrs. Ward is a graduate of Nep there and use the t e I e p h o n e his most important task. ‘Your Evangelist Paul Rader Dies and talk with any house that in ious motion of an ocean that is by writing letters, that only a pro the Froebel League, New York tune high school class of 1934 and never still and the stately ships fessional man in a bad mood could most . important task,’ said the city. Mr, Stirling is a graduate of was the recipient of the Parent- Dr. Paul Rader, 59, interna terests you. You will be given fol Bishop, ‘is not helping the yo.iihg ders and programs that tell all and smaller craft that pass con 7 write, containing false accusations Neptune High, School class of ’33, Teachers cup for being the most tionally known evangelist, who de stantly. across this broad expanse ; against the minister. “Would we ministers but keeping the middle- and is connected with the Standard representative .senior girl. Mr. livered the Camp Meeting sermons about Ocean Groves and w hat, it offers in the way' of entertain of blue water. And every night • be able to forgive this' man who aged ones encouraged.’ We need Oil Company, in Radio City, New Ward was graduated from the here in 1925 and '26, died a t Holly you may find some new entertain had dealt cruelly with us in order someone to keep us interested in York. . • same school in 1932. wood hopsital, Los Angeles, Cal., ment and recreations. It is the business and the pleasure of this ment and every day a new thrill to hinder our advancement.” cur foreground.” An informal dinner party will be Tuesday after a long illness. He and interest. ' . given the couple at the Monterey was; head of the Wide World Gos bureau to see that you are com The speaker said that one day (Concluded on eighth page) fortably and satisfactorily provi Ocean Grove will grow on you. Hotel tomorrow. Friends of the pel, Couriers, which he founded in You’ll find it hard to leave when immediate families will attend. No 1922, In his college days he was- a der! for and the attendants there delight in the opportunity of de time for parting comes. You will ; date has been set for the wedding. boxer and football star at the Unk try to analyze its charm and when new. Route 35 from King George’s versity of Deliver, and founded monstrating. how efficient is, their \\ STATE PREPARES Road to Smith Street nnd will in service and how cordial is Ocean you take it. apart,- so to speak, n . Betta Kappa, a national fraternity. you'll find it is made up of clean clude 2G lamps of G00 candle pow Local Girl in New England Camp He was born in Denver, Colo., Au Grove's welcome to a visitor. er and 51 of 400 candle power, liness, wholesomeness, quiet, an FOR ?39 VISITORS Miss Katherine Erbacher, daugh gust 24, 1879, a son of. Rev. Dan The chances are 20 to. 1 that atmosphere of culture.and refine ter of Mr, and Mrs, Henry G. Er iel L. Rader. you will arrive in the late after ment, an absence of the blare and I NORMAN THOMAS TO SPEAK bacher, 33 New York avenue, a noon and the chances are 100 to 1 rush and excitement in so many APPROVES MODERN HIGHWAY member of : the ’ Neptune high Work on Parish Hall Begun that, after you have seen Ocean seashore summer resorts. -Yon Will Address Monmouth County school Camp Club, is vacationing Grove, you will decide to stay. So, will realize, that you may get all LIGHTING ON ROUTE 35 Work on the new- Parish Hall of in a little while, you'll be.opening Press Club August 8 at Camp Minnowvista, Center Ossi- that sort of thing you wish just pee, New Hampshire, where she is Trinity Episcopal church, Asbury your bags in a pleasant room in outside Ocean Grove, but when you Park, has begun and it is now ex- some hotel or boarding house1 and Ncu- York City—Seashore Resort Nornmn Thomas, storm center a life-guard and a swimming in are in the Grove, you are apart,.as of the xecerit “free speech battle” structress. Other members of the j pected that the building will be getting ready for a little stroll on' though you were in a land far. re Ronds Being Made Ready For of Jersey City, will be guest spea Camp Club and its advisor, Miss ! ready for use by October 1. Over the boardwalk before. dinner for moved, That is tho way. Ocean Heavy Traffic; New Raritan ker at the next dinner meeting of Elizabeth Adams, girl's physical $11,000 was raised by members and which an appetite, already, edged Grove has always, been and prob the Monmouth County. Press Club, education instructor at. the local friends of the church for this by the ocean breeze, is.beginning to ably always be. Folks like it that River Bride Under Construction. it has been. announced by Harold school, who are spending several building. Members of the working manifest itself. And after dining, way. So will you. Come on over committee living in Ocean Grove feeling just a bit stuffed, perhaps, In preparation for next year’s M. Canning, president. The .dinner weeks at the New England camp, nnd find out for yourselves. It is will be held Monday night, August are Jean Pearson, Virginia Stout, are Paul J. Strassburger, Dr. Hen you’ll be back on the beach to join just a* little way, a very short ride, great influx of visitors to New S, at tho Monterey Hotei, Asbury Louise Ziekler and Betty Wolford. ry B. Dorr, and Ralph G. Wiggin, the evening promenaders or to sit to a very different sort of place. Jersey during the New Yorlc Park. Miss Erbacher and Miss Adams ,Thc old Parish Hall w as destroyed World’s Fair,'State Highway Com Being one of the few occasions will leave for Camp Miniwanca, by fire several months ago. missioner- E. Donald Sterner this or/ which Mi\ Thomas’ itinerary Shelbey, Michigan, upon their re Mrs. Lina Cronk Honored Sermon Theme At St. Paul’s will have allowed him to appear in ^ Shark River Wants WPA Grant L week approved plans for tho latest turn from New Hampshire. Mrs. Lina Cronk, IS. Webb, ave >■- V / Jersey since tho famous Hudson At the morning service at St;. modern highway lighting or* the MRS. A. LeROY WARD A group of Shark River Hills nue, was tendered a birthday party, Paul's church Rev,.Carlton.R. Van new Route 35 to by-pan the Wood- County episode, his appearance at D. of A. Plans Saturday IPicnic property owners petitioned the Monday evening by the’guests of thu Press Club dinner is expected Former Miss Dorothea A: Bush. Hook will preach on the theme, bridge-Pei'th Amboy “Bottleneck” M arriage Dec. 26, 1930, Revealed Neptune township committee Tues her hotel, the Plainfield. She was “Our Mighty Saviour.” on the approach to tho New Jersey to arouse considerable interest. Plans were completed for a pic day night to have Riverside drive nic on Saturday at Hulse’s Land At Quiet Supper Sunday. the recipient of many flowers and' • The ladies of the church arc seashore resorts. Although his topic has not’ been improved by making application for gifts. Others present were: Mr. announced it is understood the so- ing, Breton Woods, at the meet running a supper every Friday, at ; Route 35 is r.ow under construc a WPA grant. The committee took and Mrs. Benthy and daughter 5.30 p. m... for the benefit of the i socialist will speak on freedom of ing of . Liberty Council 52, Daugh tuiiiim in u m 1111 mttmunii in n: ii i in i n nu unra mwi o unimm nrmanra the request under advisement. The tion lo eliminate the congestion ters of America, Tuesday evening Patsy and son Fred, Mr. and Mrs.. church. The/memt for today has and hazards to motorists on the speech nnd the press and recount report of Elmer O. Stevens, town George Martonj and ’’ daughter the stox-y of his ejection from Jer in Red Men’s Hall, Neptune. Mrs. APOLLO CLUB TO SING been changed to old fashioned Vir present narrow Route -! through ship auditor, of the year 1937 was Ruth, Dorothy and George Juner, ginia baked ham. sey City. : - Flora Bremell, chairman of the ST. PAUL’S NIGHT, AUG. 12 filed with the committee. Woodbridge and i’erth Amboy. ways and means committee, repor Gladys Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Col This work is scheduled for comple ted that the luncheon held in the lins, Mrs. Sheppard, Miss Bagnall, Ocean Grove Pharmacy tion by November of this year be Class Hears Talks From Judges Tho feature attraction of St. Yard, Wagg Will Address Meeting Mrs. Mary Anderson 'and daugh lodge rooms on Tuesday was a fi Paul's -night in the Auditori .South West corner- of. Main and • tween Route 25 near, the Wood- Dr. Harold Paul Sloan, editor of nancial success and she 'announced Rev. George W. Yard, pastor of ter May, Mr. and Mrs. Heintz, bridge Cloverleaf and tiie Raritan um, Friday, Aug. 12, will be Mrs. Mable Stahl. Mrs. John Bo- Central . avenues, entirely under the Christian Advocate, of New that the organization will conduct a the Apollo club with a chorus the West Grove M. E. church, and new ownership. Our, refreshing/ River at Smith Street at Perth York.city, is giving a series of covered dish luncheon on- the sec Dr, Alfred Wagg, leader, will ad gardus. and Miss Ella Vantehn. Amboy. of GO male voices. This will be Sodas, Special Luncheon a.nd Sand talks from the book of Judges at ond and fourth Tuesday of each the big event for music lovers dress the South End pavilion meet wiches will please yov.. Courteous, i A new high level bridge is un the Auditorium Bible class sessions month. Refreshments were served ing. Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock: Are You Deafened? der contract across the Raritan along the shore. Members of quick service always. Quality on Sunday afternoons at 2.30. Dr. by Mrs, Mildred' Delhagen, chair the committee are Alvin E. Musical selections will bo rendered Free demonstration Sonotone drugs and finest quality of; ieo. River to South Amboy for the con Sloan, who is teacher, will have as man of the social committee. by Mr. and Mrs. George Burrows Audicjo by laboratory trained .tech tinuation of Route 35, but until Bills, chairman for ,St. Paul’s, cream.-r25tf his topic this Sunday,.. Gideon, Norman Schlack, Harold .Bills, and* the Male Quartet. nician, C. Frederick Drake; 404 that is completed traffic will tra found in Judges 7: 4-7, 15-23, OCEAN GROVE AUDITORIUM Cookman Ave., Friday, 10 A. M., to vel over Smith Street to cross the Geftrge *Camp, Harold Redden American Barber Shop Tasty, delicious sandwiches of Charles L Poole, leader, invites The preacher Sunday, July 24th and Julius C. Zingg. . • 4 P. M.—29tf all kinds and light lunch at Nagle’s Raritan River, on the present Vic everyone to hear the inspiring mes 52 Main Avenue, Ocean Orore tpry" Bridge, at 10.30 A. M., will be Dr. -Edwin —adv 15 tf Soda Fountain, 43 Main Ave.—radv.. sages of the editor. F, Lewis, Drew Seminary. A t-7.30 1 Optometrist-Optician The plans for lighting as ap Don’t Neglect Your Eyes Breyer’s Ice Cream; 25c! pint,' BAB LAN, Only Tailor ’* P. M., Miss Georgia H'vknnss, Ph. Albert E. Robinson, Jobbing Children's H air Cut 35c. proved today !>y Commissioner D., . Professor of Religion, Mt. carpenter, and all kinds of roofs Daro's Barber Shop, 307 Bond S t Dr. JosopH F. Heine. •19c. qiiart. Breycrpakt at Open-. Sterner cover the section of tho Open In Ocean Grove tf Holyoke Coller?,'-will preach,—29 518 Cookmira Ave*, A. P. TeL 154 shaW’s, GO Main Avenue.—Adv. yl*,- put on. 64 Hock avenne^-lStf 318— • • '-m g s
FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1938 FRIDAY, JU LY 22, 1038 Agntfs O’Keefe, Mrs. Ida M. O’ Keefe, JIaspcth, L. I,; Mr. anti Mrs. Roy Miller and son, John E, Park, With Pleasure the Members of the Newark; Mr. and Jlrs. Earl Spaul ding:, Pen field, Pa.; Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifton Derr, Ruth E. Derr, Mr. Horth :Eii^ Ehret-Day Co. Ocean Grove Hotel Association and Mrs. James Derr, Mrs. J. L. -McLaughlin, WHIces Burro, |P a.;" extend sincere Congratulations to the Mrs. C. L. Murphy, Spartenburg, — jij South Carolina; Mr. and Mrs. JI.- OCEAN GROVE CAMP MEETING ASSOCIATIONX i ? R. Harkins, Philadelphia; Miss Carrie Landis, Norristown, Pa.* Mr. and Mrs. N. Cook, Little Falls, In Forty Days—Ernest A. Arend, Architect ’■•. on the completion of the . 5 '' N. J.; Miss Delilia Carlton, Bronx, NEW NORTH END HOTEL ■ ' ;:: i X X X X of the Bible Lovers’ Conference. through Ocean Grove. The boule Oceanic—Viola Bradley, Alic« Damage Done by $200,000 Fire is the lounge. But the room seems helpful changes. The main en iatley after the close of the present Westlin, C. S. Besson, E. A. Fanis. so different because it has been trance which is on the South end . The hotel is conducted exclusive-’ season. vard would have gone right thru A member and supporter of our Association ly on the American Plan, but meals The jetties wiir be built similar the hotel site if it had been approv William Hart, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. totally rebuilt, newly carpeted and opens into a fully renovated lobby, Elren, Leonard Jlolendyke, Pater attractively furnished and lighted. with new furniture, an attractive are , served- to the public in the to tlie. one recently completed at ed. The opposition to the boule Was Repaired In Record Time regular dining room/ The menus vard, led by Former Governor E. son; Mrs. F. C. Curtis, Troy, N. Y .;' This room is built on the South loupe and red carpet and a rede the North End Pavilion,.which jet Mr. a"nd Mrs. William Braunlin, bridge that spans the boardwalk corated elevator. There the walls compare favorably with those of ty has built' up considerable beach C. Stokes, was successful in de the leading hotels of the popular feating it. As the state built more Prospcct P ark, N. J.; tVIr. and and is well patronized by those and woodwork have been repainted. at that point and is a good indica Jlrs. Burdewick and family, Mt for the Season Opening On July .who like to see the passing crowds. The lighting system of the hotel resorts: Only the best of food'is tion that that type of jetty prop parallel highways inland, the cam served arid in wide variety. paign for a state highway on the Vernon, N. Y.; Mrs. K. E. Ma'uer, There'is a new .room called the has been totally changed. Modern erly ■spaced along.the beachfront Altoona, Pa.; Miss Elizabeth Kier JIusic Room. That is really the' a p p 1 i a n c e s. have been added Between seasons many other ad and properly constructed will solve ocean front was dropped. ditions rtnd impi'ovements will be The fire which partly destroyed Compliments of nan, Plainfield, N. J.; Mrs. Johanan First; Additional Improvements most elaborate of all. Its- archi throughout. The water supply has bur shoreline problems. Sauer, Hcrmon Sauer, New York tecture is colonial, the carpet:-is a also been modernized. introduced and this widely and The Camp Meeting Association the old North End hotel started in Bathing Beach in front of favorably known hostelry will be the early morning of JIarch 7, this city; Janet Hanley, South Orange; gorgeous scrolled gray, rust and All the work has been done by along with its beach program in NEW NORTH END HOTEL Francis J.JIurray, A. F. Murray, black, the furniture is dignified Ehret and Day, contractors, under better equipped and more comfor tends, weather and time permit year. By mid morning the whole Contemplated In the Fall; Dr. table than ever...... ; ■ central section was gutted. A gen Clifton, N. J.; M ae M. B. Dicty, and in tlie, comfortable chairs, the .the direction of Ernest Arend, ar-. ting, to clear away all useless ob Plainfield; Vincent Snyder, . Hale-: guests recline and ■ hear the radio chitect. In order for them to have GEORGE W. HENSON structions on the beach so that eral alarm brought firo companies from all nearby towns to aid the Rutkiri don, X. J.; Jlrs. and Jliss JIc Gow-. or Ihet piano or special music. the hotel ready for opening on when the jetties are completed the an, Alexandria, Scotland; Jlrs. F. Henson Describes New Hotel. June the. 29th, an army of men beach will be free of all unsightly local companies. Hundreds of peo There are one hundred and twen ple flocked to the beach to view C. Curtjs, Troy, N. Y. ty-two bed roonis all 01 which have were on the job for about, forty, timbers. Association to Build the spectacle ,and the surrounding tha Datnpman, Bristol, Pa.; Ida M. been redecorat'd in ivory, pea-green days. They promised to have-the AMONG THE HOTELS Emma II. Chase, Newton, N. J.; Shelburne—Emma Louise and or sky-blue. Every room has a hotel ready on the date set and. streets were jammed with cars. Electric Supply Jlrs.G . E. Van Nostrand, Boonton, Porte, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hender- JIary Rauck, Jlr. and Jlrs. Hayes Ocean Grove is proud of its numerous attractive ho they kept their promise. Three New Jetties By late afternoon the fire had W hite Hall—Jlr. and Mrs. A. N. J.; Jlr. nnd Jlrs. V. Inferrcrn, shot, Washington, N. J. Rauck, Union, JJ. J.; Mr. nd Mrs. bath or running water and six OLD HOTEL HELPED burned itself out, although streams commodious suites have been ad The first function in tho - hotel Main Street at Third Avenue Brown, Jersey City; Harriet Bard, New York city; Sara A. Lewis Stokes Hall—Jliss Katherine R. W. Tretzen, Albert W. Dietish, tels. These houses vary in size and differ in prices but all of water were played on tho ruins Mt. Vernon, N. Y.; Minnie D. Pasadena,-Cal.; Jlr. and Mrs. G. Ridgewood, N. J.; Mr. and'Jlrs. E. ded. For the benefit of the rooms which was held before the date of BETTER BEACH PROTECTION Cartwright, Union City; Louise .. have their regular patrons who love to cdme to Ocean completion was the annual banquet BLOCK BOULEVARD all night and the next day. Dam Asbury Park, N. J. Brewster, Brooklyn; Jlrs. F. C. H. Straham, Montclair; Jlrs. Eva Dumont, North Branch Station, N. ICluman, E ast Orange; Mrs. D. C. without bath on the second,-third age was estimated at approxi and fourth floors, shower, baths of the Ocean Grove Hotel Associa IS PLANNED Hartman, Fallsington, Pa.; Jlrs. and Jliss Elizabeth Hasler, Cald J.; Charles N. Feldmann, Ramsey, Vnn Sant, Jlisscs Alice nnd Sue Grove. • mately 8200,000. Telephone Asbury Park S070 Thomas Shaw, Trenton; .Jliss Ada well, N. J. Wagner, A. W. Sutton, May C. have been installed; in the six lava tion arid it was a pleasure to have FORJIER GOVERNOR STOKES N. J.; Jeanne Servoir, Jlrs. Nellie ■■■• Among these hotels is one. own- ing, .is there to, satisfy a popular tories much to the delight and ap this distinguished body enjoy that In order to build up and protect The first fire at tho North End J. Anthony, Ardmore, Pa.; Jlr. and Newark—Jlr. and Mrs. Jlichael- M. Seibert, Bridgeton, N. J.; L. JI. Burkhart, Lillian M. Walsh, Balti privilege. /: ' •" this Ocean Grove beachfront, the LED THE FIGHT oceured on August 20, 1925,- with Jlrs. E. Wright, Philadelphia. son, Brooklyn; Rev. N. White, Knox, Maplewood; ■ Jliss Frances more; Mrs. Lydia 0. Jlyers, Forty / .ed>and;. operated by the Ocean desire, The. Solarium is -where preciation of the guests. Consid Ocgffn Grove, Camp Bleeting Asso a loss of over 5100,000. The ho Grove Association. It was built- 28 many sit during the. day and'watch erable new furniture has been ad .- Mr. Richard B. Fredey, who suc vminiiiiDininntniniintiitnuiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiii'.iiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijii^ Central Avenue House—Mrs. Lloyd G. White, Scranton, Pa.; Travis, C. JI. Travis, Nyack, N. Y.; Fort, Pa.; Jlr. and Jlrs. H. Kraus, ■ : years agoi This year there came, the -batliei’s and: at night enjoy the ded and all the bods .have been ciation has instructed Joseph A. The original1 North End hotel tel was rebuilt and the south wing Sarah Keller, Wilkes Barre; Jlr. Bogota, N. J.; Jlrs. Fred Davis, cessfully managed the hotel last Thoma, its manager, to start build w asbuilt in 1912, a t about the time constructed of hollow tile, which Franklin Patterson, Atlantic High Jlrs. George Faus, Dorothy Faus, the. chance' to rebuild a large por- breezes and Welcome the. moon and season, has been welcomed to the lands, N. J.; Jlr. and Mrs. George William Roegen, Jlrs. William and Jlrs. David Kudos, Louise I. Jliss Alberta Davis, Stone Ridge, ing' three new jetties and repair of the bitter, controversy over ex section was damaged comparative Brodbeck, Philadelphia; Ruth JI. N. Y.; Jlrs. C. B. Griffith, New- tion of it. That had its benefit and the stars. .The filling room is un job for 193S and reports very en three of the existing jetties immed- tending the ocean boulevard ly little in the recent file. W. Houly, Ray J. Ward, Philadel Rogge, Belleville; Jlisses Ruth, is, opportunities. The hotel is located changed except for decorations, couraging, bookings for the sea phia; E. Alben, Long Island; Jlrs. New York- city; Jlr. and Till, Springfield, Pa.; Anna F. ark; Jlr. and Jlrs. Frank Stenty,, •• v: on .the: ocean front with entrances carpets and hangings. It is the proved and is a son. At the present time he has Charles. /Moon, Mrs. ILily' •Ander Mrs. R. H. Von JIarter, Jack Brennen, S. Greshawener, New Charles Stutz, Springfield, N; Y.:,'... • on the' boardwalk. That location only dining room on the Jersey in the house a special group of son, Walter Anderson, Newark; York city; Mr. and Mrs. B. Nos- Mr. and Jlrs. Evelyn Rooda, Kings- ' ^guarantees, cool breezes even on coast reaching out over tho Ocean, about 100 members of the School Hilda I. Spohri, Mrs. Irvin D. ■ worthy, L. I.; Jlr. and Jlrs. E. E. ton, N. Y.; Jr. E. Davis, Adelaide the hottest of summer days. One can eat his meals in this spa- of Missions of the Woman’s Home J. N. Bearmore & Go., Inc Grieff, Phyllis D. Grieff, Reading, Sipe, Burnham, Pa.; Mrs. j. Chap E. Davis,/-Irvington; Anna Yoast; The rebuilding made possible cious room and imagine lie is on Missionary. Society in addition to man, W est. Orange; Mrs. Martha T.onikens Cove, N. Y.; Florence L. many helpful changes winch did board a ship. It always was bcati- AIR CONDITIONING De Witt House—Edna Fats- Pearce, East Orange. Weeant, Helen Armerr, Beacon, N. not interfere w ith long time char- tiful but-it is handsomer than ever., , VENTILATING paugh, East Orange; Jlr. and Jlrs. Spray View—Jlr. and Mrs. E. A; hcteristics.' The. South porch, the Another room which is almost Charles. Kaufmann, Woodside, L\ Louderback, J. JI. Field, H. F. Jiao rendezvous of guests in the even- the size and shape of the old one. WARM AIR HEATING I.; Edward JIc Avory, D. E. W. Farland, Philadelphia; Rose A. JIc Jlrs. Henry Gordon, Mr. and Jlrs./ Me Avory, Miss Janet Chance, Avery, Margaret Lauber, Troy; James ■ Dalcher, Louise Perrone, ROOFING New Rochelle, N. Y.; A. V. Mun Louis Basilotta, Mr. and Mrs. A. . - I T , , ...... : ...... ■...... SHEET METAL WORK son, Hawthorne; A. Wilson and Pa.; Samuel Blakey, Willianv Bla- W.-. Rhind, New York city; Jlrs. family, Nutley, N. J.; Jliss Jose key, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Bla Harry Harper, Mrs. Harry:Penny, : phine Schaffer, New York;/Eliza key, Rutherford; Mrs. Warreii Bronx; Mrs. S !. Tooker, Rahway; Telephone Asbury Park 1858 beth Mackey, Lorraine Archer, Seott, Peter F. Scott, Canajoharie, John J., Davies, Blodwen Davies, / ■; Distributors of ■ • j »___ Rue arid family, Miami, Fla.; J. A. :N. Y;; John F. Welsh, Irvington, Savareso,- Germantown,. Pa.; Miss N. J.; Arthur ..Anthony, Albany, Olyphant, Pa., \\imam V H. 'rRieh’" liicn- ...:; Daisy Cliiie, . Lonaconing, Md.; N. Y.; Jliss Arda Ardeyzone, East ards, Jlr. and Jlrs. G.: Haines and ; CURTIS MILLWORK Miss Grace B. Norris, Miss .Win Orange; Jlrs. Gilbert Messinger, son, Scranton; Emilia Winter,. . ona JlcComas, Baltimore; Jliss Jlrs. Comova Oyer, Jlrs. Herbert Hastings, N. Y.; Jlr. and Mrs; IL BRIGGS BEAUTYWARE Jane JlcComas, New Market, JId. Freeman, Bangor, Pa.; Jlr. and- F. Vance,and son, Albany; Jliss Evelyn Kidney, Belleville; Jliss. . DuPONT’S PAINTS Edwards House—E. A. Salmon- Jlrs./ L, E . Oeutwater, Rahway; N. son, Gladys Gardella, Mrs. JI.Tcr- J.; Mrs. J. F. Welsh, Irvington, N. J.; J. C. Ferris, Woodhaven, L.. I.. “ ' " S ■ CORBIN HARDWARE pening, K. A. JIc-Namonia,. Louis Marion Doering, Flushing, L. I.; Bernz, New York city; Gladys William, A. Jenkins, J. Earl New- WEYERHAUSER 4-SQUARE LUMBER Cargill, Jlrs. C, A. Geib;. Jlrs. C. hart, Wilkes Barre, Pa.; Jlrs. A... E. Panns. Jlrs. E. J. Manchester, J.; R. J. Hanston, East Orange; R. Jackson, Carol Jackson, Upper Anna Conkey, Jliss Hazel. Conkey, Jlrs. JI. H. Blair, River Edge, N. Jlontclair. J.; Jlrs. C. V: Brown, Elmhurst, ark Lakewood Sp N. j;; Lillian JI. Clare, Jlorris- Yonkers;1 Jlrs. E. Lazaides, Brook town; Mrs; Ida C.iFox, Jlrs. C. A. Phone 651 Phone 400 ■ P lyn; Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Redhead, •W. Benson, Jersey dity; Jlr. and Rosedalo, N. Y.;/Miss Mabel M. Jlrs. J. T. Dymoce Jit. Vernon, N. Bechtold, Hershey, Pa.; Jliss Edna Y.; Miss Alma E. Brown,. Elm JI. Buly, Lebanon, Pa.; C; Dilloni hurst, L. I.; .Jlr, and Jlrs; W. T. W. ■ F. DiJIon, Ardsley, N. Y. Coognn, Jliss E. Robertson, Jliss Osborne House—John oithcu's, Mv E. Diffenderfer, Brooklyn; Jliss John Allison, Ray. Rosonblobm, Heila Booth, Greenport, N. Y.; W. Jlidland Park, N. J.; Mr. and Jlrs. C, Hartinger, Indianapolis; Mr. Joseph Porter, Jlr. and Jlrs. J. S. and Mrs. Jleigard, Anna JI. Long, Lambert, . Jlrs. HimbaUch, Sue Hillside, N. J.; . Jlrs. Arthur D. Knight, Jfadison, N. J.; Miss Jlar- garet' E. Buhgan, East Orange. HEW YORK Philadelphfa^JIrs^W / Lhniborn! AUenhurst—Jlr.. and Jlrs. Carl o r NEWARK Somerton, Pa.; Frances Zala, New W. De Puy anil .son, Englewood, VISIT THE BIG C ITY-see the Broadway York; Rae James, 'Carrie Schabf- N. J.;/Jlr. and Jlrs. Charles C. De enmds-Radio CUy-Fifth Avenue’s smart fer, Hazelton,' Pa.; / Jlrs. K. JIc Pu, Staten Island; Mr. and Jlrs. E. Grath, Paterson, N. J.; Mrs. Ber- W. Dixon, Collingswood,- N. , J.; ; J , i ' ■ ' V ' ’ *■ -.
Plumbing and Heating Supplies 7loor Contractor 1 General Electric Refrigerator Lucas Paints 'Gas Ranges Laying and Sanding of Floors , AVON, N. J. Telephone Asbury Park 8818 WED. JULY 2 7 Telephone Asbury Park 5270 415 Fourth Av Architect
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9:45 to 10 A.WL TUES. 6- THURS. Lighting Fixtures for the New- MORNINGS TUNE IN ON North End Hotel Furnished by BOGAN GLASS CO PRACTICAL COOKING'ltlPS PLATE and WINDOW GLASS ?roctor Electric Co, s Resilvered Safe NORTH END POOL '■ ' ' . ■■ Mirrors Resilvered >21 Biroadway, Long Branch, N LEARN TO SWIM 904 Asbury Avenue, Asbury Park Telephone Asbury Park 2426 OCEAN GROVE 8 Lessons For S5.00 . Prof. Wm. P. Woolley JptjSS
FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1938
Middlesex, Monmouth and Ocean Del., manual training teacher, and counties;: ' \ .Thomas N. Davidson, a graduate OCEAN GROVE TIMES In Middlesex the. new Chee'se- of the University'of California, po 'v/ ,'' Wished B*rWmy.V qualce P a r li re cp iv'b d a Feder litical-sciences. ■. HOMER D. KRESGE, EdW aKl Publ/shcf , al boost’w ith; over $250,000. The FORTy-ElCHT MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN CROVB, NEW JERSEY Mortgage, Borough of Jamesburg’ received •" •; •• • ‘T«lepbeno 7-;. ' V-'- , • _ ! _ /})• RAYMOND PITCAIRN----- approval for $7,600 to help JlltS, it lCIIA III). ' J*\| Gil? IJONS mid '\VTIiLTA3r K11ESG12, Loral Editors in: revising its Assessment Again, news dispatches report,' maps, / Tile State Home for 30 YEARS AGO Are You Interested? Washington lias indicated that,.It ‘S U B S C R I P T I O N S :.? 1 .5 0 y e a r ly . $1.00 ' s e m l- n n m la lly G 0 g .-j q u a rte rly or 4c. Boys at J a m es burg will have . vaMd postage per copy, posiage paid in the Unlied States; Canada $2.00. and intends to give serious, study to the a new dormitory building, • with ) F o re ig n 50 a- y e a r.' v'. ':• ; ■ .V :/•- -...v.- ' problem.of our National Debt. (Editor's Note: Theso itoms uro We are having many inquiries about the prices ADDRESSES .chatiRcd. on r^cmest—always give former address. $25,000 of F ed eral. funds helping tSLkon from the back file s of the T im es Agraln the Amcricnu people, against out. A white collar project in New fo r the y e a r 1303.) ■; of summer houses For Sale at the seashore. Are you ADVEftTlSEMI2NTS:.- Uatcs will no fm-nislied by us on request. '.*■ V, whom this debt is billed, are hoping, VvW A TCH t h e l a b e l o x y o u r p a p e r f o r t h e e x p i r a t i o n o f that the promise' will he fulfilled, Brunswick, with $5,720 allotted, YOUR SUBSCRIPTION will, do research. . work, on tho July 25, 1908 looking for a bargain, or some thing that has a true For, os the people know, this m ort stream pollution, water supply and At the Ocean Grove pier Gilmer value, and a price that will appeal to you. l^ntered ns second-class limit at tho Occan Grove postoffice gage against.their future earnings sewage disposal progleins. Crowell, of Franklin avenue, with has continued to climb until it now Monmouth County people will a rod and reel had caught a sea THE TRUTH IN ITS PROPER PLACE tops the $37,000,000,000, marl:, and turtle—the first ever to be taken We have some late information that will surely threatens to go still higher. This, it benefit in work provided in Atlantic Highlands w ith. $2,452 for street from this pier. Joe Thompson had has been computed,- means a de caught a forty-six pound tuna off interest you. Let us explain. ferred bill ol almost $300 against improvement work; roads will be Liberty for Children every man. woman and child in the improved and walks constructed nt shore in a boat. country. •' F o rt Monmouth with $41,202 made Small wonder that Mme. Schu-' A lady tells how some years ago she visited the school mann-Heink had a warm spot . in For public. debt, like taxes, must available. General overhaul of THE PIONEER OFFICE, ■ in a'distant city which her small daughter attended,: and bo paid In the end by the men and plumbing and other work on the her heart for ,_“tliose dear people women who work and save. Govern buildings at Fort Monmouth draws down at Ocean Grove,” as she fre which was.run on advanced ideas. She was amazed to see ment has no mysterious source of $110,499. Improvement of drainage quently had phrased it. More than her little girl put her. feet up on her desk. When the child funds. It gets its money cither by and landscaping at, the same place 8,000 of the “dear people” had taxing its citizens, whether directly will cost another $70,056. turned out to hear her sing and to Ernest N. Woolston ;.got home; she asked .her how she happened to do such. a. .or Indirectly; or,by borrowing from Fort Hancock will improve and participate in her reception. disorderly thing. . • . > them,. which means more taxation modernize its barracks, quarters, To: hear Governor R. B. Glenn, at a later date.' • of North Carolina, speak on “The Real Estate and Insurance ' . The girl replied that: their teacher allowed the pupils storehouses and other buildings The more government borrows, the with $90,115; also it will have an Curse of Whisky, and the Bonefits to do anything they wanted to. If they desired to roll on heavier bccomes tlie future tax bur addition to the “serivce station” of Prohibition,” a vast audience Forty-Eight Main Avenue den. And the heavier the tax bur to cost $1,373, aud will modernize had gathered in the Auditorium. the floor, they could do so. • den, the higher the cost of living, Gov. Glenn was introduced by Gov. Ocean Grove, N. J. with its merciless toll on the pay and improve roads, highways and Is such a degree of liberty beneficial to children? streets on the reservation at a cost Port, of New Jersey. As a preface envelope of every worker, and the to his. splended argument- in favor The average person would say;that a' school room witli poeketbook of every. housewife. of $25,000. . Telephone 398 • . ■ In Ocean County, additional,pro of Prohibition, Gov. Glenn had spo children rolling on the floor and putting their feet on the I t is this fact that makes a $37,- ken of his warm regard for this 000,000,000 bill against their future jects at Lakehurst' Naval Aid Sta desks would be so disorderly that little work would be tion have been allocated $180,000 state through his association with so serious a concern to all citizens. Governor Stokes, of New Jersey, done. Yet if you can get children thoroughly interested in That is why they ask a halt in our of WPA funds to improve and re steadily mounting / National Debt. condition buildings,'grounds, land during the unveiling of a battle their work, it might not do any great harm if they did roll That is why they continue I o de ing field, runways and distribu monument in Newborn, N. C. mand economy, in government. , tion systems. Point Pleasant will Guests stopping at the Jackson | : lVliilc we linTO GrerytlilnK for snip Hint’s fit to sell In Jteal Estate, • ; 1 on the floor sometimes. Assuming, of course, that they House were Congressman ' Judge | ive cim . ImiHlio : every kind of Insurnnce from, this office, through ttie B Americans, always generous, are develop a-high schoolathletic field § following companies: : - I get their, school work done, Which is the main thing. . glad to help all who need help. But and playground with aid of $13,818 Lane, of Illinois; Henry Haig, a a ■ Aincrlcnn Eagle Flro Insurance Company ...... v . 18,280,038.09 | they oppose waste in government, of WPA funds. broker of Iowa; Dr. Joseph- C. | American Home Tire Assurance Company . . 8,251,B1M2 « We know of one teacher who, on her first interview Moore, of the Methodist hospital, s Hrltlsh America Assurance Company V...... >... 2,70liU39.10 8 . or elsewhere, particularly when that E Oeritnry Insurance Company ...... i'...8,738,508.111 a /for-her, first job was given this poser by the interviewing . waste must be paid for out of their Phila.; Rev. Frank' Kenyan, rec | Columbia Fire Insnranco Compnny ,..... 'i:.',. . ; . v ...... •; 8,052,760.85 V pockets. ; tor of Grace Episcopal church, | C om m erce I n s u r n n c o .C o m p an y ••...... w ...... i 3,047,412.00 3 principal : “What would you do if one of your pupils got | Baffle S t a r In su ra n c e Co m p nny, L t d ...... ;V- .. . . . v ;..; C,031.841.0r» : = What Americans demand is a 're Port Elizabeth, N. J.; Addison U. B Federal Union Insurance Conumnyi . ; . . . 2,720,705.51 3 out of his seat and turned a hand spring?” Well, what alization on the part of Washington Moore, managing editor of the 1 Qihralter Fire & Marino Insurance Compnny .,;;...... 3,060,020.00 . g that it is they, the people, who bear Press, New Egypt; John ICanan, a g G ra n ite S ta te F ir e I n s u n in c e C o m p an y V • 4,258,5J07.41 3 would. YOU do ? Pity the poor teacher who must face dis- £ Insurance Company" of Hie State of Pennsylvania 4,»4fl,141.03 g the current. costs of government, horse fancier of Mt. Clair, N. Y.; f liiuv Union & Hock Insurance Company, Ltd. .,.;...... 2,418,140.84 g : cipline problems of this kind on her first tryout. She needs ■and in the end must pay. oS its A. J. Hopper, a railroad official of E London Assurance Company . .8,000,720,01| debts, .' Paterson, and William A. Bender, | Lumhermen's Insurance Coinimny .; =.,. tV. ;' 4,784,697.00 : a to know all,the-answers, and to keep her. poise. = Jfa tio n al LH ierJy In sn ra h e e Com pnny 10,252,004.00 S A debt of $37,000,000,000 or more sr., a wholesale dealer in the Thir g . Sealjoard F ir e & M nrln e Itisn rn n ce Co m p any : . 2,511,75)0.00 5 Is too heavy a mortgage on their tieth Street Market, Philadelphia. I' S.ecurlty Insurance Compnny ' ...... 7.. ' 11,005,5142.00 . 3 future earnings and their hopes for £ Virginia Fire & Marino Insurnnco Company . 2,054,507.07.' « The “Purge” sound recovery, . I.ines on the Anciently— g U n ited S ta te s F id e lity & G u a r a n ty C o m p a n y 40,000j0l)0.00 a The Administration’s “purge” is definitely underway. Modern Sin of Ingratitude I : SEE 3IE BFFOItE YOU' BUY BUIIX Oil BOItitOlV | The President has stated that lie feels himself at liberty, Ton lepers lived in ancient time . I LOUIS E. BRONSON f being head of the Democratic Party, to take a hand in state The subject of this .modern rhyme, They suffered .woes described by | Real Estate and Insurance § primaries if he so desires. . And according to all of the ;:: Darito.v, I Telephone, Asbury Park 1058 ... 53 Main Are., Ocean Grove | Washington correspondents, the purpose of his swing a- And lived in isolated shantee. f^iniaonimmiiniiniiBiiiiiinimiiiiiiiiinuitiiiiiuiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiinuiiiiiinitiinmniaiiniiEjminnniuiHKir*^ 2"ound the co u n try was to endorse candidates lie wants to A kind physician, came along They, met him one day near a ^!iaNiukva2iaiiiii^iuiiiiiiiitiiiiniuimii»nai;ciiiniiii)nuaiiirMi{niiiiniiiinvi)Biiiiiniiiimiii««tti'iM:naRflittnn', see sent to Congress, and defeat those who have opposed throng, : . v/'-" /. '':M r : His generous heart with kindness his major policies. The acid test seems to be the Judicial beat Reorganization proposal. Those who voted for it are con He healed them all from head to sidered the real New Tories. Those who voted against it, feet. But not a thank-you did he get irrespective of their .records with respect to other legisla From nine, so heavily in debt, tion, are mostly in the dog house. ' One grateful soul from out the ten Came back to render thanks, but The President gave Senator Barkley of Kentucky an then— ' NOW extremely warm endorsement; This primary is regarded When we take stock of modern man How like the lepers are the clan. as a major test of New Tory strength. If Barkley loses, it Embers from Embury wii! .be a serious blow to the Administration. If he wins, SarnhHopkins it will be a significant victory. ■ • Ocean Grove So far it is hard to guage the trend from the primaries July 2 2 ,103S that have been held. The New Deal has both won and Girl Engineers Ship ALVIN E. tsiLLS AGENCY lost battles in several states. There has been no landslide Charlotte Wilson, seventeen, years REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANB INSURANCE of age, of St. Andrews, Scotland, — either, way. The tale is not yet told. has qualified as a marine: engi Telephone 2124 78 Main Arenue, Ocean Grove neer and has carried out the tradi tions o£ her family by going to sea. , This World of Work She is engineer on her father’s fish The impression prevails among many people, that it ing vessel, the Katherine, and along with her father and. grand is no longer necessary to do much hard work. They have father she will sail regularly to ths the feeling that the prizes of iife are won in some other Ashing in' the bay. She dresses | Investment property, new house, 118 Mt. Her- | ways, by luck, by personal pull, by some kind of combina for her work in a blue jersey and | mon Way, 2 Apartments, 4 rooms each, 2 baths, g overalls. It is her' task to start, i steam heat, view of park. Income $70 a month— I tion by which they get privileges and rewards. Perhaps stop and maneuver the ship. She | $5,500 I they are encouraged, to think that way by some of the also helps to pull in the nets. She admits that it is a hard life for | Webb Avenue, near New York Avenue, large | success stories coming out of Washington. a girl, . but she much prefers it to | house, 3—4-room apartments, 3 baths, hot water | This country was not built up on that principle. The housework. | heat, yearly rental, $1,200. ^ 1 blessings we. enjoy were created by generations of hard 1 Both above properties require part cash. Fur- 1 toilers. They rejoiced in the rewards of their honest la I niture is included. 1 bor and built happy homes. It is riot necessary for the | J. A. HURRY AGENCY i present generation to work as hard as the pioneers, thanks Classified Advercisements to modern invention and organization. But the people Advortlflomcnta for these columns should bo In tlio;«fnco of ITJio I Seashore Real Estate I have to put in good solid licks of work to get anywhere. If Times'* NOT liATER THAN 12 0'G.tOCK NOQN Thuraday of I Information Bureau I week.’ "'■■v- -ivv/,v= they do not, they not merely suffer personally, but the | 66 Main Avenue '61 Clark Avenue I •V ; CLASSIFIBJJ AD BATE /..V;- home town suffers from their lack of persistent industry. | Telephone 4132 Ocean Grove, N. J. T elep hon e 387-R I worda OK L E S S ...... • • w •• e H Morn tbun K words . . ; • •• • - *:• • r *♦ * , V cen t 5 times for the price of-four. • . ^■■iwiiiiiL-iuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuaiiiiiiiimuKiiiniimiutiniimiuiuEiritnniiHiumiiiwmimuiDaMBafip nniiHm S Copy' nmlled In, given repr
What the American people thrive upon is problems. This rapidly increasing federal deficit'is just one of ’em. If Roosevelt hasn’t solved it by 1940 or (let’s be generus) 1944, his-successor can start folding squares for it. Any way, the South is growing restless under the charge of be ing America’s No. 1 Economic problem.” Old Man Deficit on the purchase of a new is really. America’s No. 1 problem child, and he won’t be recognized, welcomed or acknowledged b y Jus.father pret- ty soon.' . '• . .; ...... -; Largest Hut Shop in Astery Park All the latest new fall styles. Also large variety of Summer in white and pastels. We specialize in Matron Hals in all : nnd colors. ' U/ln a A tonal M e t a l K it c h e n T ta e .The state of the country .will be-definitely forgotten when the shuffleboard tournament starts. Nothing (fan ,,n W hite Hilts Value up to '85.00 | As long os equal the deep concentration of - a shuffleboard fiend. JERSEY CENTRAL [{cfnre buying a lull anywhere visit our shop first.'No obli- = 24 m onths Hurry up, if you want to get in the contest. . ' s! al.ion to buy. We also carry a lurffc variety of LATEST STYLE " POWER & LIGHT COMPANY ;' ’ i'.Wc h'l>ft« fcpMbojt at 08c. YOU always SAVE at the | to p a y The New Tories planned it this way, thinking, possi P»A^1S HAT SHOP | » /’Mokmau / ' Aibv.rv Park Open Evenings | bly, they might" as w ell hang for a sheep as a'lainh. Telephone, Asbury Park 6G00 v. ?AGE FIVE FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1938
James P. Dunn, Edward J. Bor- MAIL SCHEDULE What’s Going On at the Miss Dorothy Emmons, 209 I ton, Frank W. Rohland and Rich Stokes avenue, was initiated into 8C11I3DUCB OF TilE AHItn A i A?fD ard. B. Fredey attended the meet IN AMD OUT OF the Pythian Sisters, No. 28, Mon UEPAUTmVC OF MAILS Walter Reade Theatres ing of the executive council of the mouth Temple, Monday evening at in Ashufy Park OCEAN GROVE New, Jersey State . Hotel Associa the lodge room, Corlies avenue; Ocean, Grove* N, J. tion Tuesday afternoon at: Medford Millerd I. Grant, who has been New York* East imd Foreign Performances Daily, 2.30, 7 & 9 j ; Lakes, N. J. ■ .- stationed at Fort Monmouth for :; Arrive . ■ C io n e ■Continuous! Sat;. Sun, & Holidays 6.10 A. i l . ■ . 8.10 A. i t Visiting. Mrs. William McKim, 92 the past three years, has received 10.46 A. M. 10.45 A . M. It.rained last Friday,. St. Swith- Webb avenue, are Mi's. F. D. Mont his honorable discharge and is at 1.30 P . M. . 1.01 p; M the home of his prents, 209 South 4.30 P. M. 3.55 P. M. in’s day, and .it hasn't been doing gomery and children, of Glen 6.30 P..M -. ; . .6.30 P. M. MAYFAIR anything else since. Ridge; Mrs. J. C. Van Ylandren Atkins avenue. and family, Mrs. :W. Spofka and Newark and Jersey City. .'Week; Starting.. Sat., July 23rd Marion Moulton, 89 Heck ave Mrs. Helen Thompson, 1312 Cor . Arriyo Close § Investment Information and : I son, of Teaneck; and Mrs. B'. Eber, lies aveiiue, was hostess to the au . 6.30 A . M. 8.10 A .M . CHARLES'-BOYER nue, is attending summer school in of Weehawken. 10.45 A . M. 10.46 A . M. Bennington, Vermont. diting committee of Pontoosuc L50 2', M. 1.01 P . M. ; SIGRID GURIE- i- Advice Is But One of § Miss Grace Smith anJ Miss Ada Council No. 80, Degree of Pocahon 4.30 P . M. 3.55' P. M. • Mrs. May-Asman, of Covington, -in'- Burdick, of West Haven, Conn.; tas, A buffet supper, followed, the 8.30 P. M. 6.30P.M.- | Our Many Services | Kentucky, has been visiting at the Mrs. Cora Loye and Mrs. Anna meeting. Baltimore and Washington “ ALGIERS ” Wilma Hall for the past month. •• Arxive . •, ; CIobo,- Corman; of Altoona, Pa.; and Mr. Mr. and' Mrs. Joseph Salusta-o, 6.30 A , M. 8.10 A .M . Miss Ida Boyd,* of Elziabeth, is and Mrs. William Stewart, of Pa Springdale avenue, announce the 10.46 A. M. - 10.45 A. M. I The First National Bank of Bradley Beach j spending the summer with Mrs. terson, N. J., are guests of Mrs. engagement of their daughter, 1.30 P .M . • 2.b5 P . SI. Samuel Stirling, 82 Mt. Zion Way. 4.40 P. M, . ' 6.30: P . M. R. J. Cornelius, 84 Main avenue. Miss: Jay Salustro, to Clifford E. .8.80 P. M. ; I . Bradley Beach, N. J . '• -1/ Rev. and Mrs.;K. W. H. Wecch, Mrs. R. C. Bergen, 87Ys Asbury Hawkins, Sewall avenue. No date ' Philadelphia, West and South PARAMOUNT 8 Embury avenue, are visiting for avenue, while visiting relatives in has been set for the wedding. Attire Close G Days, Starting Thurs., July 21 | • Member Federal Deposit Insurance.Corporation. - 1 a' several weeks in Chautauqua, N. Hightstown, last Thursday, fell, 0.30 A. M. 8.10 A . M. Funeral serv ices werfe held 10.45 A . M. 10.46 A . M. HAROLD LLOYD jjiiiiiiJiiiniiimumujjwiDiiiuiiiuuimiiiniiJiiiiiiiiiiifuiiiiiJiiiiiittiitiiiiutiiiiiiiiiisi'iiHiiiiiiiiniiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiii?.' ;y .;....;:; v':...-: . •• down', a long flight of stairs , and -1.30 P. M. . .3.55 P . M. Thursday afternoon at 2.30 in the. . 4;40 P. M. . 6.30 P . M. Mrs. Jacob Erb, of Pottstown, broke her arm. Mrs. Bergen is at West Grove. M. E. church for Mrs. home now and is being treated l>y 6.30 F; M. Pa., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ella M. W hite,' wife of George C. Trenton and Camden “ PROFESSOR, BEWARE” W allace Reed, 125 New York ave Dr. Theodore Schlossb'ach, South White, 1222 Eleventh avenue. Mrs. .Arrlfe ; Cloae . Main street. nue/ ;'V White is. survived by her husband, ,6.30 A . M. - 8.10 A . M 3 Days, Starting Wed., July 27 two daughters, Mrs. Madclyn Hall, 10.45 A. M. ‘ 10.45 A. M • The Ocean Grove Round Table . Ralph G. W iggin, 96 Mt. Tabor ■1.80 P. M: 3.G5 P . M. Way, has recently been appointed of Adelphia, and; Miss Betty White, 4.40 P. M. ' 6.30 P . At. MELVYN DOUGLAS will meet, Monday evening at tho 6.30 P . M. „ . ; FLORENCE RICE home of ..Mrs; Alvin Turner, 80 by L. H. Burfeind, chairman of the residing at home; also one son, Executive committee of the Salva Frank H.‘, living at home; three Asbury P ark, N. J. . 'Heck avenue. . . ;' Arrive • • . . Cloae . in tion Army, to the Special Finance brothers and two sisters. Mrs. 6.30 A. M. - 6.40 A. M Sir. and Mrs. John S. Lambert, Committee, to assist in the raising White was a member of the West S. 50 A. M. M. 1.00 P . M. “FAST COMPANY” We invite the people of this community and surrounding of Philadelphia, spent their 21st of any finance, for the organiza Grove M. E. church, Auxiliary of 1.00 P. 'M. • • 6,30 P . M vicinity to avail themselves of our complete banking facilities 6.3P P. u : season here this week. They visi tion.-’ • . 7 -r the Home for the Aged, Pythian which include the following: ted at the Osborn Hotel.. Sisters, No. 28,. Neptune Ambu ■ ' AIR MAIL Dr. Alfred Wagg,-is starting nis L os A n geles, Cnl. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. V. Wood lance auxiliary and Fitkin hospital Loaro Hero • , Arrive Thore CHECK ACCOUNT last week as leader of • the 1938 auxiliary. Services were in charge NEW ST. JAMES and'fam ily of Wilkes Barrc, -Pa., July Holiness Meetings. Monday, 8.10 A. M. 8.80 A. M. O '. » .) SPECIAL INTEREST ACCOUNT of Ilev. George W. Yard. 10.45 A . M. 8.30 A. M. (X . 3).) 4. Days, Starting Fri., July 22 are .Spending the season at their August 1, Dr. George W. Henson 1.10 1*. 31. 8;30 A. M. (X . D.) CREDIT DEPARTMENT cdttage, 6 Ocean Pathway. will begin his leadership of the 1.10 P . M . 9,80 A. M. (X . J>.) WARNER BAXTER . ' class. Tomorrow at 10 a. m.. Dr. Praises Mrs. Stanyon's Work 3.55 V. M. 1.00 P. Mi (X. D.) TRUST DEPARTMENT Miss Gladys K. Pautz, from the G.30 V. M. 4.30 1’. Mi (X . 1M MARJORIE WEAVER TRAVELERS’ CllECKS Wilmington Deaconess Home, is F. Russell Purdy, pastor of the Ban Francisco. Cal. ■■ First Baptist . church, A sbury Editor, Times: -• 8.10 A. 31. 0.30 A. 3f. (X. D.) in SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES recuperating from severe illness at ■ There seems to be no end to Mrs. 10.45 A. 3L 0.30 A. M. (X . 2>.) the Bancroft-Taylor Rest-Home. Park, will be the guest speaker. 8.55 P . M. 7.45 1»; 31.'(X . J).) “I'LL GIVE A MILLION" Stanyon’s . energy . and inventive 0.30 V. M. ’ ; 7.45 P . 31. (X , D.) Eacii deposit account at this bank is insured up Mrs. W. K. Thomas and grand M iss. Florence 0. Van.n, kinder ness. .Year by year her - creations garten teacher at Ethel , Harpst ' ; ' ' Dallas, Texas ’■•v’ to $5,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora daughter, Miss Betty Jane Dickin in pageiants have grown ihcreasing- 8.J0 A. 3T. 2 M A. 3IV (X , !>»> 3 Days, Starting Tues., July 2G son of Montclair, are spending the Settlement House, Cedartown, Ga.; ly -better, 'and eervyone-with whom 10.45 A. 31. 2.00 A. M. (X. D.l tion. Miss Grace E. Bate, superintendent 1.10 P . 31. 2.00 A. 31. (X . 1M BARTON MacLAXE summer at 83% Mt. Carmel Way. I have spoken says that “Time 3.55 P. M. 0,80 A. 31. (X . J ).) GLENDA FARRELL We Solicit Your Patronage Community House, Hazleton, Pa.; Marches. Oh” is far and - away th 6 6.30 P. M. 3.00 1*. M. (X . » .) • Mr. and Mrs. Norton Benedict, Miss S. B. Heisler, field secretary best yet. The simple beauty of the1 Chlcnffo, 11!. t a - who have been staying several Good Will Industries, Jersey City, 8.10 A . 3L 8.00 P. 31. weeks at the Park View hotel, 23 setting, the lovely coloring of the 10.45 A. 3f. 0.00 1*. ?r. “PRISON BREAK” Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Bank and. Miss Carrie E. Adams, Edu costumes, the . balanced' arrfinge- 1.10 P . 31. LOO A . M. Seaview avenue, left on Sunday for cational Director Italian Mission, ment of the characters, the hiimor- 3.55 1>. 31. 2.50 A. 31. Main St., Asbury Park Main Ave., Ocean Grove Wilton, Conn. Madison, Wisconsin, are vacation ous touches to lighten up the ser-r 0 .3 0 p . 3r. fi.so a. ar. The annual excursion of the Pru guests at the Bancroft-Taylor Rest ious historical continuity; that Miami, Fin. . Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Home, r . 8.10 A. 31. 10.20 P . 3t. dential Life Insurance company, bound all together—-these are the 8.55 P. 3L 5.30 A. 3L (X. P.) T H E LYRIC Newark office, brought many visi Mrs. W. W. G earhart, 82 . Lake work of a genius that gathers 0.30 P. 31. . J M V, 31. (X . P .) tors to Ocean Grove and Asbury avenue, entertained friends at a strength as it gobs forward; Arid St. Petersburir, Fla.- Week Starting Sat., July 23rd Park yesterday. luncheon Tuesday at her home. now, Without waiting to rest, she 8.10 A. 31. 6.25 A. 3L (X . P .) 10.45 A . 31. 6.25 A. 31. (X . D.) WALLACE BEERY Present ;were Miss Wilma Fraken- is whipping the “Cavalcade of 1.10 1*. 31. 0,25 A. M. (X . P.J . Dr. Sara Dunham, and MissMar back/Mrs. L. Skinner, Mrs. L. Ord- Mi O’SULLIVAN garet Ingols, of Newark, were re Song” into shape and inspiring all 3.55 I’. M. 6.25 A. 3f. (X. P.) sley, Mrs., F. Nichols, Mrs. L. Horn- who help her with her own enthu 0.30 P . 31. 0.00 P. 31. (X . P .) -. in cent visitors at the home of their crest, Mrs. H. Pife, Miss M. Ros- Xoto X. P., Xext Pay cousin, Miss Mary Elliott Dunham, siasm. • 1IUGII O. MOORF., Postmaster sell, and Mrs. G. Clarke of Jersey Lucia C. G. Grieve “ PORT OF SEVEN SEAS” Let Grossman’s 99 Mt. Tabor Way. City; Mrs. H. Llyllyn, of Nutley; Ocean Grove A Worm's Eye View Mr. and Mrs: Maxwell Smith and Mrs. H. Smitzler, of Ridgefield,:N. July 20, 1938 • fit you to a pair daughter, Miss Juno Smith, of J.; and Mrs. M. Walker, Short Editor—What do you mean when you write “The statement is semi of Comfortable Philadelphia, visited Mary E. M. .Hills, N. J . 1 •‘Down But Not Out” Stewart,. 97 Clark avenue, during official? / THE OCEAN Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Cross, of It is said that the expression, "A Reporter — l\Irs. Gibson wouldn't the Fourth of July week. 4 Days, Starting Sat., July'23 Red! Cross Shoes Rockville Center, N. Y., and Ocean ‘ man ; may be'down, but he|s never . ralk, so I got the story, from her Charles Buck, of Rahway, N. J., Grove, announced the engagement out,” which Is used as a slogan by husband!—Philadelphia :Bulletin- JAMES STEWART of their daughter, Miss Charlotte son-in-law of Thomas Ochiltree, 58 the Salvation Army, was- first em in Broadway, in a deep-sea fishing B. Cross, to G. Bennett Wright, ployed' during the Boer war. ;'.Upon party off Brielle, N. J., caught a also of Rockville Center, at a din one occasion while food and cloth* “ SHOPWORN ANGEL” forty-pound Tuna fish. ner reception last Saturday.even V ing were being distributed to people ing. Miss Cross is a graduate of BIG DIP Mrs. John Black, a prominent who; had been made homeless .and 3 Days, Starting. Wed., July 27 New Jersey College for : Women penniless by the-war, somebody re* member of the Women’s Civic Or and Mi. Wright was graduated 5c. ROB’T MONTGOMERY When the oldest resident ganization, Mt. Holly, N. J., has from Blair Academy and Cornell v ferred to the; unXortunate. victims as . in - been visitinj? her cousin, Mrs. F. “ down and outers,"• A' Salvation was a youngster wo supplied University. The wedding will take Army .worker, snapped,; back: ‘ “A E. Smith, 113 Central avenue. place in the spring. “ YELLOW JACK” OCEAN GROVE man may be down,. but . he’s- never 10c Cool, Breezy Styles For Lieutenant Elizabeth Kondla, : out.-’ . The expression;;contains sc who is stationed in Williamsport, much' optimism . and hope in plain Pint ■ Summer W ear ... Taylor Dairy Co. Pa., is spending two weeks with and simple words that it it has sur* her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul MeptanG flews Notes Pflco Now Only ; Kondla, 144 Abbott avenue. vived. “Down and out’’ itself comej 1 8 c Catley & Williams, Proprietors trom prize-flghting circles. i At l a n t i c W h i t e f l a s h i Speakers at the beach meeting, Mrs. Dena Mao Phillips, 1115 2 Pt* I And I MILK, CREAM AND led by Bleeeker Stirling; at G p. Ninth avenue, and father visited in | LUBRICATION SERVICE | Appointed WPA - Coordinator BUTTERMILK mi, Sunday, will be John F. Yeo, Windsor, Wednesday. 3 5 c § Battery Service | jr.; and Rev. Harry Ayres Relyea. Mrs. Charles Burke, of Trenton, State Highway Commissioner E. Is Manufactured of 100% Pure From Monmouth County • Farms Mrs. Anna Ridgway will sing. i Tires, Storage I ■ * Phone 1970 visited her mother, Mrs. Annie-Me Donald Sterner yesterday announ Ingredients. gill, 1410 Corlies avenue. ced the appointment of Bertram S., 1*2 Lawrence Avenue. Ocean Grove Onsville J. Moulton, 89 Heck ave . The quality satisfies, the price I NEPTUNE I Mr. and Mrs, G .. Vacaro, 2004 Reitman, of Elizabeth, as WPA nue, returned recently from Gor gratifies. ham, Maine, where he was called Corlies avenue, welcomed a daugh Field Coordinator ’ in conjunction i AUTO REPAIRS I suddenly by the death of his ter Sunday at Fitkin hospital. ... with the new State Highway side ' The Creiim of New Jersey. mother, Mrs. Frederic E. Moulton. William Hulse, Bradley Beach, walk construction project as part Orders Packed With Dry Ice I Auto Repairing 1 visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.' of ■: Governor’s ■ S25,000j000 State | HERBERT & ELLIS J Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, and Highway Department-WPA Pro Two Stores, Telephone 8292 Jacob Grossman FRENCH Frank Hulse, 1135 Corlies avenue. 52 Olin Street and 1 Stockton and So. Main St. | son Wilson, of Belleville, N. J., and gram which is rapidly nearing its 708 Cookman Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Henry Selander, of Mrs. Amy Clevenger is very ill peak with over 15,000 men from Fletcher Lake & Pilgrim Pathway | Ocean Grove:.; Tel. 7727 ^ :g DRY CLEANING at the home of her daughter, Mrs. 5 • •;; ;:■ v ■1.. • ; v . ••• | Springfield, N. J., were recent the-relief rolls now at work.-Mr. OPERATED BY ROTERT VillilllllillHilliilllllll'l-IHllllHlllli'KMIlillUllllllMllIV Asbury Park visitors with Mrs. Jacob Yoast, 54 Mabel Bennett, 1428 Corlies ave Reitman’s compensation will be CO. Broadway. nue. $400 per month, and lie will com Joseph Gilman, of New • York mence his duties at.once. Mrs'. E. L. Porter, of Burlington, city, ‘spent the week-end with his. N. J., is spending her vacation brothers and sister, 1238 Codies I MATTHEWS and | here stopping at the LaPierre ho avenue. - '•/ / OBITUABI tel, Spray and Beach avenues, Charlotte Benis, of: Red Bank, isi I FRANCIONI I where she will reside for the next spending, some time with her aunt,; MRS. ELLA C. GRUVER Motor Coaches Dry Clean Your : seven weeks. • ' .. • Mrs. Louise Cottrell, 1204 Eleventh ■ Mrs. Ella C. Gruver, 94 Clark f Funeral Directors | Garment avenue, died in Allentown, Pa., Leave Ocean Grove The Board of Managers of Ban avenues' 1 The oldest Undertaking Es- | INDIVIDUAL July 17, after a lengthy illness. Roofs ‘ Mrs, M a ry ' Shal'in, 1240 Corlids Association Office i tablishment in Monmouth § And Return Clotheu croft-Taylor Rest Home will meet She lias lived here for many years at the Home Tuesday, July 2G, at avenue, isr a. patient in the Mon 8.25, 9.25, 10.25 A. M. | County. | Slate, Tile, Asbestos, Slag STERILIZED 10.30 a. m., at which time Mrs. mouth V Memorial hospita, Long and is survived by her husband,’ | Continuous Service ■ | Wesley B. Stout, president, will Branch* y v>:.i ^ - v ^ Harvey Gruver, and a sister, Miss 1.25,3.25,5.25,7.25 | First-Class Ambulance 3er- | and Baflt-up Roofhig Telephone take charge. Mrs. Beatrice Cottrell, 113 Stei Margaret’ Armstrong, 91 Inskip 1 vice. 1 avenue, who is in. the Long Branch 9.25 P. M. :■ Sheot Metal Work Asbury Park 2364, 5916 ner aveiiue,. was a guest Wednes Daily Except Sundays | 704 Seventh Avenue | Sir. and Mrs. William Cowper- day of her parents' and sister in hospital sufering. from a broken Warm Air Heating 3 2 0 Bond Street hip, The funeral was held on Wed thwaite, of Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, Freehold. \ 1 Asbury Park, N. J. | Ventilating Asbury Parle are spending several weeks of their nesday in. Allentown. Miss Dorothea Van Dusen has; = T elephone, Aston ry P a r t 91 g summer vacation at the Ocean returned to Palisades Park after a DAILY ^ .2 5 Excursion mini itn Himmni'iiinii mini in ii in until in mm Mini' Estim ates Freely Given View hotel, corner of Central ave visit with her parents at 1111 Cor Bluctte Gift Shoppe Opens nue and Broadway. One Day , Gcod On All Coaches I 2 lies avenue. • . ’ \ \ ■ Anne McMurray, for thirty MiimimimtimninHiifliiiuuiiiiwniniw'iwwp'iinMiiiuimuuMmiinr, J.N BEARMORE Mrs. Hedley R. Woodward, of Mrs. Van Wilkins, 213 South At years with Steinback-ICresge’s de Centennial I Westfield, N. J., corresponding kins aveiiue, visited her daughter, partment store, has ‘opened-a gift Sundays, Leaves from | Frank S. Morris & CO. secretary of the Woman’s Home Mrs. Sigma Schiverea, of Wall, shop at 42 Main aveiiue. With her Lake and Heck Street 911) Third avonue, Asbury Missionary Society, Newark Con last week.; , ;-:v long experience as buyer of gifts ' Asbury Park, N. J. | Electric Co. I Shoe Rebuilders | ference, is spending the summer Mrs. Pearl McChesney and niece, and jewelry, she. has attractively Tel. Asbury Park 339 ta r k ? 63Main'A ve., Ocean Grove | at the St. Elmo hotel, 77 Main P earl Lay tori,; 1444 Corlies avenue, displayed at her new store many 1 Electrical Contractors Tel. 1858 j Quality comes first—we § avenue. spent several days in Freehold last; unusual and beautiful items in no I Auto Electric Service velty: gifts statable for all • occas Asbury Park-New York Transit Co. | have it. ' | Mr. and Mrs. Milton Voorheos, week with relatives. ;> ! I Refrigeration Service Engl- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pettit, 131 ions. The store is decorated in neers | Servicc comes next—we. s of Jamesburg, N. J., are spending blue and appropriately named the I give it. . | the summer with their daughter, Hamilton avenue, are the parents ^iiitiiitiiiiaiiiiiiuiiiiiititii
fiwiu-mnfum^nKilimiitlitmtutlijtulintnluiiuininiuinuniKiaiiiiiuiluilIitliliiiiilittimmRiu GEORGE IIALL AT CASINO “Taft” Orchestra Will Feature Dolly Dawn George Hall and bis famous j finest Resort On Where Health and “ Taft” orchestra will be the fca- j ture attraction at Reade's Casino, on the boardwalk in Asbury Pnrk j for. dancing by the sea on Sunday the Goast Pleasure Meet Bight, July li4. Included in Hall’s famous outfit which played for five years 'at the Hotel Taft in New: mtemrnimrnimHisa* York will bo the famous' “Person niiiiniiiittnniiiiiimiiiiimninnitmtiiiniiiiitiitiitmiiiininnininniiiiiMwrr.imromiuiiiiiiiiiiti.niiittHiimuininininitmmimtuRattninnuimtiinRnmiRiNnitini ality Girl,” Dolly Dawn, in person.' Long credited as being one of the Directly on the most popular bands on the air, and: Telephone 342 playing the same spot for over five American or European THE QUEEN Ocean Front years in New York, Hall and his j orchestra, with Dolly Dawn,.'are! Opens- May 28 THE NEW eagerly awaited by shore dance I Special Spring Rates facts mouf Ocean Groce nil Application. Booklet fans. Sunday’s appearance at the J ATHING and fishing in ocean. Fine boardwalk full beautiful beachfront Casino willj -nark >iis first appearance away > length of ocean front, connecting with Asbury Park North End Hotel from New York in several years. j on the north and Bradley Beach on the south. Two Dolly Dawn, who has been recog large pavilions, with orchestra concerts afternoon and Ocean Grove’s Largest and Leading Hotel nized as one of the best radio-vo evening. Boardwalk and pavilions brilliantly illuminated at DIRECTLY ON THE BOARDWALK calists on the air today, will, of n*ght. Auditorium seating nearly 10,000. Most powerful organ course, present some of' her most p in in g R oom Over the Ocean popular songs as well'as a; 110111- •in the country. Great chorus, finest singers, most gifted instru . her of new ones which have not mentalists, eminent preachers, noted lecturers. Safe and sane been heard before. amusements,, moving pictures, bowling alleys, merry-go-round, Solarium, richly carpeted, decorated and furnished, During the week from Monday to swimming, pool, athletic.games, tennic, skee ball. .Daily meet over the Boardwalk Friday the management of the Casino will present Glenn Miller ings for young and old in Temple, Tabernacle and Chapel. A Steam Heat, Private Baths j ffuiet, restful Sabbath. • Safest place for.,women and children. Moderate Rates and his orchestra in an extended Running Water in Rooms S return , engagement, featuring Gail Adequate train, boat and bus service, convenient for commuters. Reese. Park Plan Dancing will re H . W. WILLIAMS, The hotels and boarding houses herewith presented, are Write For Rates and Literature main as the weekday policy nt the Owncr-Manager Telephone 1192 RICHARD B. FliEDEY, M anager Casino by the sea itue to its en rocommendod to the consideration of intending patrons as among thusiastic reception by shore dance the best houses of entertainment in this world-famous resort. crowds. Also ROLAND APARTMENT. SSM JTSkV S Dial 2*3201. Furnished or Unfurnished. Summer or Ytnrly ltpntals« ,m;!*):i!>i:i!i)t:ii!iiiii>ii!ii!>iiii!!itiiiiM!iiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiii!iii)i]iiiiinii!i[mjiitiiiiitii!iiiiniiiiriKi]TK!iiimg ■AMERICAN BOY MAGAZINE «iiiHiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniitiiiiiniiiuiiiiitiiiiitnrRiuiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiuiiiHiuiiiiiui)iiiiiiuiinnmtiiiniiiiiniimiiui)U!i)uii!iimiuiimuiiiuiiiiuiiuamiMtr mnnitmi . COMPANION TO THOUSANDS Telephone Asbury P ark 749 American Plan EIGHTEENTH SEASON Teachers, . librarians, parents, leaders of boys’ clubs, and hun dreds of thousands of boys, them MOTEL, selves, ' enthusiastically recommend Seaside Hotel GRflNDATLANTIG HOTEL THE AMERICAN BOY Magazine and for. all boys over twelve. OCEAN GROVE, N. J. MANCHESTER ■'It’s more like a companion than 25 OCEAN PATHWAY a magazine,'’ remarked one high school student. “It gives advice and GAFCTERIA An Established Hotel, Consistently Operated For Over 30 S entertainment on every subject in which a young fellow is interes Directly bn the Ocean front Beach and Main Avenues, Ocean Grove .. \ Years on Liberal and Efficient Principles. | ted. I made our school basketball Charles G. Stockton Hot and cold w a ter in rooms; some with private ] H. W. PULLEN. § team solely because of playing tips I a I read in THE AMERICAN BOY.” !uun*auimjmmmimuMul!iiWiim!im!mimminjtimi umiimuiwiiniroiiitiiiuHuijHiiM .... uimflMimimm! baths and lavatories. Trained writers and artists, fa- ■mous coaches and athletes, explor I" iin Piirian.ce, Miss Florence L. Dixon; EUROPEAN PLAN—FURNISHED ROOMS Miss Grace,; B. Decker,- Mr. ami = . • . \ a BiiiHiiniiiiiitiiiiniiimmiimiuMinititiittnitmKimmriniiiiliiiiimiiitimmimfunnTtniminimitiiiuimnmi G. L. Monesidc, Mrs. Thomas E. | ! «'|~*aHE TIMES advertisers need our trade and | Geddeis, .Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Al- i i l l friendship. When you . need anything first' f .besV-NViv York city; Rev;-iind Mi'si ROOMS OPEN ALL YEAR Jacob A. Cole,. Passaic, -N. J .; Miss I yHHjj] try to buy it at home. W e are anxious to 1 Anna ;E! I-Iallj Brooklyn;' Miss M.‘ 1 see our home community the center of com- | | 89 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove, N. J. , f Braokcnvidge,■ Ml", and Mrs.; E. Hari-ian, Paterson; Mrs. N.-:. !.. mercial and social, activity. -Communities grow and | I' Dinner Served From 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. :■ | Reid an.l daughter Flushing, | prosper through combined efforts. Cooperation and I GASTLE ARMS I Regular Dinner Served with Fresh Vegetables!, s I.; Mary ll. Itcpeik, Miss Lillian A. | team work make for results. Trade at home. | Sisler, Messrs Emil and Joseph | , 50c. 16 Main Avenue Sisler, Yobkers/.N.. Y.;-Mrs. Char | SPECIAL—Thursday and Sunday, Chicken .or | lotte II. Carlsen, Glen Ridge, N. J'.} ' Ocean Grove, N. J. Mrs. Maude D; Holmes,' Mountain CROCKERY | Turkey Dinner, 50c. . | View, X. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. WHITEHEAD, Owner Telephone Asbury P ark 4163-M | Clam Chowder Served With Dinner DAILY. § Heath, Baltimore,' Md.; Mrs.. J. Of Course You Want the Best and Most Reasonable ; Hughes, Union, N. J.; Mrs. P. J. Get It at the uMumiutiiuiiiiiiimiiiiiifiHiiiimiiuiRiiPitiiiiiiiiiitwiKiimuimiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiny iiiBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiManiiiiimiiiiauBiiiiiijiiiiiirBnaiiiiiiiiiHiiiaiiiiiiiiatiiimiiniiiaiiaijiiiiiia/wiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiHiiii? Shaw, Summit, N. J.;. Miss-Esther Machia, Scranton, Pa. , . C U T R A T E SHOP •.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiili.iiiiliiliiiinniiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMtiiiniiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiin'iiilliHiiiiiiliiiniiiniiiiiiiilln' ■ Manchester—A. D. Geagor, G, D. Hotel Le Ghfcvalier Mitchell, Chester, Pa.; .Mrs; Sam House Furnishings, Hotel, Restaurant and Bar Supplies uel Marten, Miss Eleanor Martin, ■ FREE DELIVERY Corner Webb and Central Avenueo DINE OVER THE OCEAN Mrs. M. H. Chute, Betty Matthey, 1 Snntli Telephone,.Asbury Park 1147 Breakfast W. H. Chute, ;jr.,' Brooklyn; Mr. I Q O O U t n main Otreet Opposite Main Avenue Gatea , Rooms and-Mrs. Wagner, H. M. Burkett, A. J. BRYAN at the Famous John Burkett, Ethel l-Iili, . . Betty Murphy, Paterson, N. J.; Miss M. AUTO FINISHING D. Gouidj Miss H.’ W.. Gould,' New ark; Mrs. Eugene Oakley, Mn and Phone A, P. 8686 ' R. E. Fahoury, Mgr. OCEANSIDE Mrs. W. C. B r a t t o n , Mt. Vei'- PERFECTION AUTO REFINISHING CO. 25 Ocean Avenue non,' N. Y.j U i c h ar d Cochran A u to Tnlntiiiir, Lettering and GenerarBody Work, At Your Ser Vernon, N. Y.; Richard Cochran, vice-For Work and Prices. W ashing, Polishing,. SiniojiJzbig,, . Rooms Overlooking Ocean. Opposite Bathing Grounds. North End of Boardwalk Wilmington, Del.;. Mr. and Mrs. T. 12 Lincoln Place ; ' Neptune, N. J. Furnished Rooms. G. Gormer, Manager. J. Hankins, Springfield, N. J.; Miss 1 Reservations for Parties Mary E. Cochran, Claymont, Del..; j E. A. Hai'ker, Now .York; Mr. and'. AUTO BODY REPAIRS Mrs. George B, Moon, ' Narbeth, !.• liudiRtor, 3Iad OuardH, Body Repairs. All kinds auto r’etal work Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Ilamber- j ger, Mohnton,.Ph.;.'Miss Sarah II. Ocean View Hotel Ripley, New York city; G. W. Pres-; Nick Antich Broadway and Central Avenues kin, Haddonfield, N. J,; Jliss Sara Hear Frnhio and Axle strnitrhtener—Wheel Alignment ; 1(100 FIUST AVKyUK. ASitUllV'PARK . Teleplione 5472 European Breakfast Mary Gold Restaurant Hague, Providence, R. I. Plan Included With Room 49 Main Avenue Park View—Ildy S. Darrow, Mis.S I,. K. BEIDLER' Regular Home Cooked Dinner, 50c. Eileen. Alger, Mrs. Louise Alger, j CLEANERS AND DYERS Open 7.30 A. M. to 7.30 P. M. ' Appalachin, • N. Y.; Caroline , T .: ,‘‘Wo f'lenti Kvorytlilng For tlie tlonie^* 0G Main Avenuo, 2 Blocks : . GOLDEN T. PRUDEN and ELSIE T. HEWSON from occan, near Auditorium Ayer, Elizabeth; Mr; and Mrs. Ar-' Phono and all attractions. Booms, thur IC. Press, Plymouth, Pa.; 'Miss { . C100 : • GALLUS BROS '‘" - r S CENTENNIAL HOTEL Mina Dodge, Oswego, N. Y.; Isa- ; c r,f.-.l> J .liS AXII IIV E IiS • light housekeeping. Special season rates: Rates on application. Mrs. C. Erk.elens ELI/WOOD HOTEL and bell Ij. Wallace, Orange, N. J.;! jrnln Odlrc nml pin in, Asbu'ry Avo., liinl Itullronil, Aslmry Park 28-32 .Surf Ave., Neat Audi- Mrs. Walter McCohn, Miss Fannie Ocpaii Grovo llriindii til I’ligrlm Putlnvny, Xmv oiion for Season. ditorium with unobstructed HOME GArCTCRIA M. Wilson, Troy; \V. J. Dallas’, Aberdeen view of ocean. Rooms only. •11 PILGRIM PATHWAY, OCEAN GROVE Martha G. Dallas, Haddon Heights, Twenty;-seventh season. Telephone 439, J. S. COOPER, Owner & Mgr. COMFORTABLE ROOMS ■ REASONABLE RATES N. J.; John Koenig, Miss Elean-: ASBESTOS SIDING APPLIED , A REAL HOME COOKED MEAL ore Koenig, Miss Eleanor Iyoenig, ! • Flnanceil If Desired 17-19 Broadway, corner of Beach. One block from South End pavilion. Overlooking ocean Near Auditorium and Ocean F. W. SAMPSON, Owncr-Manager Rutherford; Frank Garrison, Mont ROOFING AND CARPENTER WORK OF ALL KINDS and lake. Furnished rooms with housekeep clair; Mr. and Mrs. J. -Kaiser, Jer ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY SUBMITTED BROADWAY ing privlleKVS. ' Reasonable rates. Hot and sey City; Miss A. M. Dawe, West cold running water in roonis^ Telephone 40751 - . MRSl .C. Li SEVERS field, N. J.; Mabel C. Kellerman, LEROY STEWARD •100 Fourth Avenue, Bradley Bench Phone 8269-W Block from ocean and Auditori- OSBORNE HOUSE and CAFETERIA Ruth Kellerman, Scranton; Mar 24 OGB \>i . P^TM VV \V tun. All outside rooms; with hot garet Cowan, New. York city'; Mrs. and cold water. Some with choice of private lavatory, hath,, sun-porch.' Large' Pitman and Central Avenues, near Auditorium aaid beach. Famished .... room jUid--'front*ocean view porch. • Also-three-room apartments, C. R. Deputy,. E. D. Riggs, Milford, JEWELRY, REPAIRING guest sitting loom i • THEO. W. BAKER P h o n e A. P . 19-J rooms. Open July 1, Phone 1951-R. Also Under Same Management, Del.; Mrs. W. Hedger, Bob Hed VAN COTTAGE, 40 Central Avenue. Open all Year. • 84 1-teck Ave. : Block • from ger, Ridgewood, N. J.; Gene Grif B.FEDDES ■ beach. Convenient to; all at Rooms ; A..M. VANSKITE Running Water fin, Stamford, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. •J MAIN AYKNTIE, OCEAN OBOVE, K. „ BARBARA-HECK tractions aiid cafeterias. Hot It. M. Reese, Harrisburg.. (^o.lofllce liolldlng) and . cold running water in JKWEI.EH AWD WATCH BEPAIS9 14, J . H E C K , O w n er-M aiiag er 34 B a th av en u e, b lock W hitfield—Dr. and Mrs. I..;M. rooms; ?i> up weekly. from ocean. - Best qual EXTRA—Beat Prices Paid for 010 OoHl. Appraised Free. ity foods at reasonable Schwab, Savannah, Ga,; A, B. 20 Webb Avenue,, second block Sterling Coffee Shop prices. Rooms. Tele- Sniffen and'family, Spring-Valley, from ocean. Pleasant furnished phone 1443. S. M. FRENCH N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. RADIO BEAGOIN rooms with or without board: Near Dowling, Waterbury, Conn.; Wm. South End bathing beach. :-v.;. . B. LADUE Trotter, Walter. Love, Misses Ma Specializing in Repair of All Makes of 15 Slain Arena©* Occan Grorej one-half. block tom-toms, . the sharpening of bel and Lena Lewis, Miss Haeie w Refrigerators. Authorized Dealer for to boardwalk ami ocoan. .Convenient to . Audi County Notes hatchets and the grinding of knives Young,' Miss Grace McElroy, Troy, Crosley and Grunow. COLOWIAt torium and all points of Interest, Runnlns hot for their first “massacre” of the N. Y.; Mrs. Carrie Adams, White •110 Main Street, Asbury Park, N. J. Telephone 5630 and cold water In rooms. Write for rates. - ] season Saturday afternoon at Camp Plains, N. Y ,;. Miss Anna Scheff- Telephone A. P« t f i ' J S, J, POSTJKB Hiankanamah in the hills of Glen- ner, Miss Ethel' Engle Marietta, 23 Central Avenue, one S tate A.. B.. C. Agents raided a dola. (Beefsteak and clams will be still on the. Iron Ore road near Pa.; Mrs. L. J. Kuhlman, Marga TAXIS block from Auditorium, the “victims.”) The Worriers were ret and Hertel Kuhlman, Avalon, Hamilton Cottage two from ocean. • Beau- Manalapan last Sunday afternoon. organized back in. 1924 by 12 men, A fully .equipped still and 12,000 Pa,; Orbisonia, Pa.; Gladys Bern- tiful lawn and abundant shade. Tel. 7132,. A. T. DEY, Proprietor. "all good fellows ami true," who hart, Barberton, Ohio; Mrs, O. A. Mergaugey’s Taxi gallons of mash were seized. No agreed they should extend and ce 2G Main Avenue, second block from arrests were made, but an investi .Gill, Miss Annie Lqcke, Miss An Telephone GM—DAT OR NTOIIT ocean* . A good place to come back gation is being continued. ment their fellowship ; and friend nette Locke, Wilkinsburg, Pa.; Tnrn for All Ocrnslotis. alsn I.oenl nml Loni.- Dlstnnco Morins liness with each other. They could ■OlIAKTBBED IICSSES FOIt ALL OCCASIONS THE IMPERIAL to; always clean and homey. Run A new high school in Belmar, Katherine and Anna Kinley, Miss SOUTH MAX> STUKLT______O CEAN (if 110VK’, N . J. ning water in rooms. Moderate find no better manner than around Ettie Haddock,-Pittsburgh, Pa.; rates. Telephone 10Q8. MR. AND MRS. JOHN A. FETZER. estimated . to cost, the borough an open hearth when steaks sizzled $17G,000, would cause an increase Mrs. Robert Penrose, Mrs. H. C. UPHOLSTERING All rooms with • hot . and cold running and steins were filled to overflow •Williams. South Heights, Pa.: Mrs. . water. Homelike, near; all points of inter of $17;000 in the annual school ing, so they banded together and budget the first year of operation N, C: Gill, Miss Jane Gill, Wilkins ERNEST B. JEMISON ' LAINGDON e s t; . R a t e s : on a p p lic a tio n ! . P h o n e 6S45, called themselves the Glendola burg, Pa.: Miss-L. Poske, Miss L. : Open May SO to Oct. 1. ;: ; ■■■- ; ' and .approxim ately $5,000 more Worriers. The organization grew Upholstering, Bedding Cushions.. Window Shades on ocean front MRS. DOROTHY A. HART than present school costs five years Roper, Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. John from year, to year and today, com Burr,; Mrs. Wml Artt, Morristown, Mattresses Renovated and Made to Order Gi . Webb Ave., large comfortable rooms, after it is. opened.' prises. nearly 200 members. Many Telephone 2037-M convenient: to ■ beach-’aiid;^ : Auditqrhihi; N. J.; C. L. Gilmore,;'Jersey City;' Dr.- Wiley Pate, new supervising prominent state figures are asso Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Hartley, Par 511 Main Street, Asbury Park. If no answer. Call 5114-J MILLER HOUSE Housfj-keeplng privileges. Also 3rroom Apt principal of the Middletown Town ciated with- the “tribe.” 3G35-W MRS.' M. A. MILLER, •Proorletor. terson. N. J.: Mrs. Clarence Gil- Hot and Cold Running Water. Tel. ship schools, gave a short report at ti'ap, Miss Mary ;B. True, New 34 Beapli, cor her Pitman avenue, block from the monthly meeting of the Board York City. •' ocean. Near Auditorium and all places of in of Education meeting held in the AMONG THE HOTELS terest. Attractive' rooms with hot and cold Leonardo Grade . School last Mon 1C running water. American and European plan. day evening. He recommended the . Sterling—Howard White, Nar ■ ■ : / . . . :■ . ' ADA K. • TERHUNE Telephone 4342-W. purchase 'of .musical instruments beth, Pa.; Ruth L.. Peters; Rah IS Webb Ave., Cor. of Beach. One block for tho High School band and or way, N. J.;, Mrs. W. P..Hill, Eliza THANK YOU | . from . ocean, near bathing beach. : Rooms chestra at a cost of $328.97 and the beth; Charlotte E. Howe,. Miss by week' at reduced' rates.; .Hot and cold Hannah L. Reading, Ne\v York PLAINFIELD • ru rin in g ..w a te r. . , : • ' - v; recommendation; was approved. CALL AGAIN ? Open all: year. Privileges. : • ~ MRS. ,L. E. CRONXC Enrollment day -for .Monmouth City; Mrs. M. C. .Albeck, Brook-, county saw 23 youths, 14 white and lyn; Mrs. William Bendick, Ivulxs- A HANDY DIRECTORY FOR OUR READERS 1 MHfb PI n All | 14G Lake Aye., head of .Wesley nine colored, concentrated at the ville, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. F. W. N IP L l i s r r f M |V I IS |y l; Lake. Furnished rooms, new beds Tueglye,- Maplewood, N . J. ■iiiSiiaHMiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiitiiiaiiiKiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiaiiiiiiiifiiii'aiiiiiiiiiiiiMtuaiiiniiiauiiiiiiiiiiiiuigiiinBjnt with Inner; spring mattresses Freehold C. C. C, camp and then meals if, desired. Open All .Year. MISS FRANCES BRADLE Y transferred, the white boys to C. C. A urora—Mr.' and ’ M rs.: C. Sp't- C. camp at Clinton and the colored yer, Middletown, N. Y.; Mrs. M. J. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Corner Bcach and Atlantic Avenues. One lo New Lisbon. Two volunteers Holmes,. Jessie E. Holnies, Lillie block from beach and pavilion. Superior fur nished rooms, with hot and cold running water. failed of enrollment, one because he Keeler, Mrs. Laura A.. Wellers, ROOSEVELT All modern improvements. Open April to 0 TIDE TABLE [ Mr. and. Mrs. J. W. Simpson, Mer- JULY I ccrs Rock, Pa.; Mrs. M. R. Belsky, LOW j Wallingtoh, N. J.; Mrs. G. Kcil, HIGH (jr., Paterson; Agnes Hodge, East AM P.M. A M. P. M. 1 Orange; Mrs. C. V. Hart, Pliiladel- 22 3 10 3.50 -0 23 10.35 i phia; Miss S. A. Andrews, Bryn 23 •125 •1.57 10 ;J4 11.34 f Mawr, Pa. 24 33 5.59 a 34 12.32 25 (i 35 6.54 0 34 POST WAR STORY AT STRAND 27 7.45 i 2 1 1.30 Now On, Sleinbach-Kresge V Great 20: 7 o ■ '27 S IS S.35 20 2.27 “Three Comrades” Open Monday; 28 <109 .9.22 3 10 3.20 29 57 10.22 b I 4.11 “Yellow Jack”, Thursday 30 10 -19 11.02 ’ 42 5.00 Not since “A Farewell to Arms” 31 11 -10 11.52 : b 20 5.49 has so memorable a love story laid r against a background of the af UTGUS termath of the World War come HIGH LOW to the screen as “Three Comrades," Half-Yearly filmization of the Enrique Maria A M-.; P. M. A. M. P.M. 12.29 0 11 0.41 Remarque novel which opens 1 Monday at the Strand theatre on . 2 - (141 1.20 7.00 V.40 7 50 8.42 the Ocean Grove boardwalk for a 3 1 31 2.11 three-day showing, with Robert Furniture S a le Taylor, Margaret Sullivan, Fran- chot Tone and Robert Young fill ing the stellar, assignments, and with a supporting cast comprising such fine performers as Guy. Kib- Important Savings On High Quality bee, Lionel Atwill, Henry Hull, Charley, Grapewin and Monty Suites and Occasional Pieces for Woolley, the picture’s characters come vividly to life. Every Type Home and Apartment Modern motion picture magic has coloured tlie brighter pages of history in a new salute to heroic scientists. It is “Yellow Jack,” de dicated to those five soldiers who Again, Half-Yearly Furniture Sales are here, to set risked their lives to free humanity from the. yoke of yellow fever. new records for value-giving on the North Jersey When it opens Thursday at the Strand,, critics say it will impress' : Shore. For months we’ve been planning in conjunc the audience with starkly dramatic scenes, unusutfl romantic appeal tion with our great affiliates in Newark, Washing and a new type of heroism. The ton and Chicago . . . and now, the curtain rises on carefully chosen cast includes Lew is Stone, a veteran of the Spanish- one . of . the most dramatic collections of furniture American War, playing the histori cal character of Major Walter values in our sixty-eight years. Reed, Andy Devine, Robert Mont gomery, Virginia Bruce, Henry Henry Hull, Charles Coburn, Bud dy Ebsen, Henry O’Neil, Janet Beecher^ William Henry, . Allen Curtis and Sam Levene. No Down Payment Sign of Age Ensign—Well, the days are getting Until October 1st c " . ' * • .'.- : A youngster gets a lot out of his body — play* longer. r .. «';»•---V; Jaygee—1. didn't know, you had ing, working and growing. He must put the been married that lonfc’.—U. S. S. Profit by these half-yearly prices NOW right thiugs into it. SEALECT Milk is his best •' Chicago Big. Shot. ..' ; ': ' v; . . . we’ll deliver your furniture when ' all-round food . . . at its best! iviiiiiHihiuiiiitiijiiuaiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiii)aiiiiii(iiiiiiiiiiiiii •'■■•'J ■. desired . . .and you don’t have to pay And that’s uot all! An easy telephone call Try Newest Thrill! | : 1 . one penny down until October 1st, with will bring Sheffield Products to your kitchen the balance in ten,/monthly payments. every morning. Try this experiment: Surprise From Miami your family with Sheffield SEALECT. Watch Charge Purchases of Furniture Not Payable Until Sept. faces brighten as the first cool sip flashes its Also Famous message to active bodies. SEALECT Grade-A tastes better because it is extra rich and pure. Motor Boats . • ; T U N E I N “Your Fam ity anti M ine,9: 5:30 l o 5:45, E a s t e r n STE1M BACH~EEES€S CO. Daylight Saving Tim e, M onday through Friday, W EAF. ON Wesley Lake f Asbury Park S h e f f i e l d F a r m s | Between Asbury Park 1 S e a ie c t M ilk and Ocean Grove I SPEEDWAY CARS | WOOLMAN’S BOARDWALK 9 LEADERS IX QUALITY FOR 90 YEARS ; 3rd Ave & Boardwalk | AT CASINO 711 Main St., Avon, N. J. ■Asbury Park I QUALITY MARKET STRAND OBSTACLE GOLF 1 Telephone: Asbury P ark 8974 Phone, Asbury Park 2000 (The Golf Course with | 125 Heck Avenue I the windmill) 1 Ocean Grove NOW PLAYING i 4th Ave. & Boardwalk | Telephone 963 VIVACIOUS LADY’ Christianity," “Men of Mysteries,” Grove Hall—Mrs. C. B. Smith --# Pound "Morals of Tomorrow” and "Un and sister,' Jliss -Montgomery, Miss Starring NEW YORK CITY Legs o f Genuine Spring employed Carpenter;” Lillian Romer, Mt. Vernon, N. Y-; GINGER ROGERS JAMES STEWART Preceding the evening . service' Mr. and Jlrs. H. C. Rutherford, . Lamb ...... —30c. PASTORS several, hymn selections were play-; Scrantoii, Pa.; Mrs. W, C. Connett, Strassburger’s Prime Rib Roast of 3 Days—Commencing, July 25 (Continued from first page.) ed by the Cummins Trumpeters, of: Syracuse, N. Y.; Mrs. E. H. Sehact Beef ...... 31c. Nutley, N. J. The father and his and son Herbert, Newark, N. J.; two small talented sons also played I Jlrs. A. Reed and soli, Succasunna, Market Shldrs. of Spring Lamb, “The mental production of the at the North End meeting on the N. J.; Jlrs. W. C. Gebhardt, Clin Boned and Rolled ..22c. “THREE COMRADES” average man passes probably in boardwalk. - ’ ton, N. J.; Jlrs. W. D. Heebner, The Oldest Independent General ROBERT TAYLOR, MARGARET SULLIVAN, his late sixties but his personality The flowers in the font Were, in Lansdale, Pa.; Jliss;Marion -Fens- Market in Ocoan Grove Chuck Roast..23c. FRANCHOT TONE ROBERT YOUNG will never pass as long as he be- memory of Frank Megill,; a former termaeher and Jlr. Bohm, Telford, Bacon, % lb. pkg...... 18c, W ith iiev the best is yet to come. Did Ocean Grove policeman, from his Pa.; Jlr. and Jlrs. Louis .Tilton Pilgrim Pathway and Olin Street you ever see a true follower of Fresh Killed Fowls, GUY KIBBEE, LIONEL. ATWELL, IIENRY HULL brothers nnd sisters. The flowers in and daughters, Toms River, N. J.; Telephone Asbury Park 1749 Jesus who lost faith in the fu the basket to the left of the pulpit Jlr. and Jlrs. R. Newborn and 4 lb. Average ...... 30c. tu re ? ” f . 3 Days—Commencing July 28 were in loving memdry of Mrs. daughter, West Collingswood, N. J. Strictly F/esh Killed “Prince also suggests organiza Marion M. Hamilton, from her hus He faced unknown death. .FOR LOVE! tion or government while Pioneer band. Mrs. Frank P. Butcher gave The'Queen—Jlr. and Jlrs. F. JI. Authorized Dealer For Frying Chickens ....33c. Farmer, Charles JI. McKenzie, suggests individualism, lonlincss the flowers at the right of the ' Birds Eye Frosted Foods Fresh Killed Chickens and exploration. Our grandparent:; Jliss Marion JIcKenzie, Jlrs. A. “YELLOW JACK” pulpit in memory of her husband. Fresh poultry and prime Turkeys and Ducks went to school in a one-room build Dr. Edwin F. Lewis, of Drew Fraser, New York city; Jlrs. E. W. ROBERT MONTGOMERY, VIRGINIA BRUCE Weaver, Philadelphia; Jlr. and meats, groceries, fruits and Free Delivery ing where, in case of fire, everyone Seminary, will be the guest W ith could take care of himself by jump preacher next Sunday morning and Mrs. W. G. Kcaffe, East Orange; vegetables. Home made LEWIS STONE, AND DEVINE, HENRY HULL, ing through th windows to the will deliver a sermon 011 “ The Re Hannah De Cou Rogers, Crosswiek bread, rolls, cakes and pies, ground but now, with our four nnd surrection of Jesus Christ.” I11 the N.’ J.; Jlrs, JI. C. Kirkland, Mrs. Salads and hot meats in Deli .xiiiiiMiUuiuiuitituiiiiiiiiiiiiatiiaiiiiiiJiitiiiwiiiuiiiit: CHARLES COBURN, BUDDY EBSEN, HENRY O’NEILL five story schools of three thou evening Jliss Georgia Harkness, C. AV: Donaldson, Jit. Vernon, N. Y-; Jliss Helen Weeks, Mrs. H. L. catessen Dep’t. . sand or more students, it is neces Ph. D., professor of Religion at Mt. I Wilbur R. Guyer | Performances— 1, 3, 7, 9 P. M. sary to have organization to pre Holyhoke College, will preach. Weeks, TIo-Ho-Kus, N. J.; H. I. Orders filled for box vent panic, chaos and death.” Jones, Lew Llewellyn, Plymouth, lunches. | Suceeesor to | Prices— 15c., 25c., 35c. Pa.; Jliss Grace Post, Wilkes “Sinclair- Lewis said, ‘Leave re AMONG THE HOTELS Barre,. Pa.; David.H. Birds, Llan- jiiiiiijiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiimiiJiiuitiitiiimiiinuaiiiijiiwiiiijiiiitiiniiutiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; ligion unorganized so .that it will Where Courtesy Abounds | WILLIA3I YOUNG | show its spontaneity.’ If religion och, Pa.; Jlr, and Jlrs. C. M. Rut is unorganized, I will not be able Aberdeen—John Cutting, Alma ter end daughter, Janet, Lancaster, Free Delivery 1 PLUMBING AND I to pass on any religious experi Cutting; Union City, N.; J.; Mrs: A. P a .-.-". ence to my children, and I wouldn’t Lewis, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. • W arrington—Jlrs. R. C. Os Clinton Moon, Allentown, Pa.; Mr. I HEATING | Dance By The Sea be able to make it socially effec born and Ruth, John C. Osborn, R E A D E • tive. Public worship lifts us near and Sirs. H. Koay, Carteret, N. J. Ithaca, N. Y.; Jlrs. Fey, Jlrs. Ste SPECIAL -g'-I ’ Estimates Giveo |g vens, Philadelphia; Jlrs. Julia Rug- er to God than private worship.’,’ Ellwdod Hotel—Mrs. A. Caditis, PERMANENT WAVE 1 64 Main Avende, Ocean Grove | The speaker said that lie learn Elizabeth Dolson, Jane Adams, gieri, Ozone Park, N. Y.; Mrs. C. ed to like chemistry when he'ap Pofahl and daughter, Arlington, | Telephone 428 I Hawthorne, N. J,; Mrs. Fred jardwalkcasino . . Asbury Park plied his knowledge in the labora Schmitt, jr.,: Horriell, N.‘ Y.; H. N; J.; Jlr. .and Jlrs. Harrigan, $ 3 ^ 0 I I tory, where he had personal experi Tompkins, E. Truppel, New York Harrisburg;. Jlrs. Heldn JI. Cas- Hini»iiiiiiiiinnii»»»t)iiji»niiiii!i!i»inininin»»ii»in»»^ ence with the course. “The main city; , H. D. Banner, Washington, • tillo and daughter, New Brunswick, SUNDAY NIGHT, JULY 24 reason young people drop out of D. C. N. J.; Mr. and Jlrs. Henry D. Roe, Three Items tor $1-00. Wilmington, Del,; Frank B. Mor the church is that they are not Dardanclle—Mrs. Mary E. Mech brought over from the lecture gan, Dunmore, Pa,; Jliss Jlarga- Raymond's Beauty Shop ] HOT I lins, Anna 0. Beattie, New Alex ret Brown and Jlrs. A. L, Brown, GEORGE HALL stage to the laboratory stage where andria, Pa.; Rev. Frank Nelson, 727 Bangs Avenue they would have personal experi-. Trenton,' N. J.; Charles Weig- I HOME-MADE \ And His Famous “Taft’' Lakewood, Ohio; Alice M. Kreher, man, sr., Plainfield; Florence For- Aebury Park once with God.” Jersey City; Mr. and Mrs. Robert RADIO ORCHESTRA “Prince also suggests power ov or, Rutherford; Edgar Hums jo, ! B R E A D } with . C. Freeman, Ridgewood, N. J.; Miss Brooklyn; Jlrs. Florence Wor- Telephone for Appointment, er and Pioneer, po\vcr for. ‘He that Anna Van Culen, New York city. DOLLY DAWN is greatest among you is he that chard, Weehawken, N. J. J I DAILY | served.’ There are two ways to cap Shawmont—Mrs. A. Cadoo, jr., Lakcnsea—Jlr. and Mrs; Hayer, Admission, ture the ruling power—by domina Summitt, N. J.; Katherine Angel, Florence Sensenig, Reading, Pa.; giiiittxuinii4(iiiiiiifiiiiiiuiiiiiot Expensive sleeping in his home at Metedeconk, ket, N. J.j Mr. and Mrs. E.- C. | 11 Main Avenuo . MRS, ROLAND L, ITUPIiATJFF DR, MILES NERVINE has 79 Delaware Arenas, Ocean Grove TIJf AKD SHEET METAL last Thursday night, aiid robbed of Kellstrom, Stamford, Conn.; Isabel i been recognized as effective for 7 Embury avenue,; Half- block front $1,500. In 're p o rtin g to the police A. Barry and daughter Patricia,; more than 60 years by sufferers PAINTING and DECORATING W O ltK E Il ocean, boardwalk. Open, all-year. the next. morning, Mr. Newman William Bohourt, Newark; Marion! from Sleeplessness, Nervous Ir 75 Sonth Main Street, Anbury Part Pleasant stean> heated rooms with said that the intruder smothered L. Frake, Verona, N. J.; R. Anita ! ritability, Nervous Headache, PAPER HANGING and WALL TEXTURE running water. Housekeeping prl- N e r v o u s Indigestion, Travel P hon e 2601 VICTORIA MRS. J. KILSHAW him with a blanket, reached under Whitehead, Elizabeth; Miss E. F. J Telephone A, P. 4146-W ■ vllegcs. Terms reasonable.. .Tel.'54 Sickness, mattress wheie part of the money Mount,.'.'Trenton; Mr. and Mrs.! 28 Pitman avenue, block front beach, Samuel Sweogart, Willimnsport, UQUTO NERVINE near Auditorium and Cafeterias. Super w as' hidden, and escaped. ■ The; re Large bU. $L00, Small btl. 25$ i