RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXX, NO. 3. . RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 10,1947 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO "Wet Water" Use Mrs. Ann« Vivian Boro Buses, Inc., Republican Club Monmouth Park Two Properties Is Color Bearer Benefit July 17 Have New Owners Council Grants Leave * • . In Fire Fighting Mrs. Anna Vivian of Port Mon- Adds Eight New The executive board of the Red Club To Hold mouth, a member of Veterans of Bank Women's, Republican club Vernon H. Parker has sold his Foreign Wars auxiliary rfp. 2179 of met Wednesday'ot laet week at the house located at West Front street, To Capt. Ericksen Flxible Clippers Turf.Charity Ball River Plaza, to Mr. and Mrs. An- To Be Tested Mlddletown township, has, been ap- home of Mrs. Joseph C. Irwln on Harding rood. Mrs. Tony E. Hnnt- thony Stoble of Red Bank, through pointed ' state color bearer by' the the Constance Smith agency. It Navesink Fire Co. newly elected president, Mrs. Lil- Another Garage Is Ing presided. ^ Evening Event Final plans were made /or a des- consists of eight rooms, with all im- lian Tracey. . ' ' . • provements. . Introduce Ordinance To Acquire To Participate In * Mrs. Vivian acted as conductress Underway On Globe" - sert-bridge to be held Thursday, July 26 To Follow, In the initiation competition recent July 17, on the lawn of Mrs. Allie Another sale- negotiated" by the Nationwide Event ly at the state V.F.W. convention . Court Property Waterman's -home on DeForest Rumioh Handicap same agency was that.of Emil Stal- 16 White Street Residences ker's two-family, house and double at Asbury Park. The «tate cham- avenue, Mrs. Irwln is chairman, Navesink ore company. has ac- The -Monmouth Park Jockey club garage located at 79 Avenue of the I pionship was won by the Middle- In line with its policy of giving assisted by Mrs. J. Albert Van- cepted an Invitation to participate the traveling public the best In Scholck, Mrs. Richard Hacketaff, will present it< first annual Turf Two Rivers, Rumeon, to Mr. and Mayor Charles iR English and .', In a nation-wide field'test In the town auxiliary team. Mrs. Agnes equipment and service, Boro Buses, Mrs. Otmar Phillips, Mrs. Kenneth charity ball Saturday evening, July Mrs. John H. Robblns of Long the borough council Monday night -Use of. "wet water" as a new Frank, Mrs. Emily Krlftner, Mrs. Ice, has added eight Flxible Clip- R, Smith, Mrs. Joseph Serplco, 26, following the afternoon run- Branch. - WardDeGroot,3d •granted a year's leave of absence ' -method of fire fighting. Paid mu- Chris Crosson and Miss Joan'Viv- per buses. This makes.a total of Mrs. Edward Downs and Mrs, Hel- ning of the 525,000 Monmouth handt without pay to Police Captain ' ian were color bearers, and Mrs. Charles Ericksen, effective next'" nicipal fire departments In'various 57 buses now owned and being op- en B...Cas5idy. . (• ' leap, according to announcement Enters Academy cities of the United States and Can- Dora Barnes was musician. erated by this concern whose bust, made today by President Amory Li Tuesday. After more than 17 years' ada, companies in Industrial plants, ness Is steadily expanding, Haskell. All proceeds from the County Residents of active service on the local police ' Given "Going Away" " force, Captain Ericksen will try fc warehouses, chemical laboratories, 1 ball are to accrue to charity, and a Of ultra modern' design, the new Launch Crusade special committee of prominent business venture at Fort Lauder- forestry services and governmental Methodist Youth buses are powered with 165 h.p. Monmouth county citizens will be Become Citizens Party At Hgiye dale, Fla. He has sold hts six-room agencies will give this new "wet- gasoline engines and are free from set up to allocate sums of money house at 70 Towerhill avenue to Mr. . ting agent" thorough tests under all road noises and are as comfort- '—V Caravan Coming For New Church to organizations throughout the Ward W. DeGroot, 3d,' who has and Mrs. Victor Wolfkamp of Ut- actual fire-fighting conditions. able riding as a' passenger car. county. i • , 55 Sworn In At entered the U. S. Naval academy tle Silver. Mr. Wolfkamp is a part-' President Henry Maxson, in-an- With ,the latest paint design, the at Annapolis, following his appoint- nor of Edward Leddy in Ledd/r- nouncing that the fire company of bus Arm Is maintaining its tradi- In Highlands Flans now being formulated call ment, received from Rep. James C. market, on Monmouth street - To Local Church for admission to the charity ball at Freehold Monday Jfaveslnk had been Invited by one tional colors of rA&roon, red and Auchlncloss, was tendered a "going The council passed on llrst read- white. Much favorable comment Is $15 per-person, admission restrict-, Fifty-five county residents were of the world's largest research and granted citizenship by Judge John away" party recently at his home, lng'.*an ordinance authorizing the manufacturing organizations, stat- To Help Strengthen ' being heard by bus patrons over Methodists Plan ed to those in tuxedos and evening Kenwood lodge, at Tlnton Falls. dress. The Monmoufli Park club- C. Giordano at Freehold, Monday. acquisition of 16 residence proper- ed that; the Navesink men were the de luxe riding quality of these ties on the south side of Whiter Youth Program Of new Clippers. Building A New house is to be utilized for tfte occa- Among five petitions which were very proud bat also conscious of sion, a prominent orchestra will be turned down was that of a 38-year-, etreet between the properties of the the responsibility and reputation in- Each of the eight new buses have old German woman, Karollne Sego Trading company and J. Hv Church, Community been assigned to Individual drivers Edifice On Site ' engaged, and many novel features volved, as they have been chosen arranged to enliven the evening. Franz of Lincoln avenue, Elberon, Mount. The properties are valued and are now being used for trans- at approximately $125,000. as "a representative rural volunteer A financial crusade- for a new "It Is my earnest hope that this because In 1944 the said that until company of high flre-flghtlng. intel- The Youth Caravan will be at the portation between the Sandy Hook Mayor English explained that tha Bed Bank Methodist church from Methodist church building at High- may become on annual event at she became an American citizen ligence, trained In the most ad- boats and Monmouth park and As- she owed allegiance to Germany cost of moving back buildings in- July 20 to' 26. If consists of two bury Park, as,well as for charter lands, to replace the edifice de- Monmouth Park," said Mr. Haskell, vanced technique, equipped with the to sketching preliminary plans for and would be unwilling to fight volved to make way for the widen- young men and two young, women trips. The eight drivers, all of stroyed by flre last February, was ing 6f White street, was so expen- , roost modern equipment, including and a youth counselor who have launched Sunday by Dr. p. O. the evening.; "By arranging the against It on German soil. She Wog,' and serving an area where whom are Experiences employees lisp said, that she did not want to stve that the properties could be been selected from recommen- of many years, include Norman Hunt, a member of the church charity turf ball on the night of the building construction Is predomin- funning of the Monmouth.Handi- see Germany lose the war and felt purchased outright for a little more, 1 dations received from leaders of the Hallam, Gus Muegge, Fred Dun- board of extension. money. He said that the plan con- ately 6f frame, type.' .',••• Methodist church. ' cap, most important racing event It should end with a negotiated can, Mlka Fredericks, Edward The entire month- has been set peace. The petition was denied on templated was to move the build- This field test will cover all types The purpose of the caravan Is to O'Brien, Pete Maletto, George Se- aside for this purpose. The need of the season, we will be able to of fires that the company may be cater to our greatest audience, and grounds that she failed to prove ings, making a public parking help revitalize and strengthen the lah and Ralph Pease. is so great for this church building loyalty to the United States and space available for about 200 cars.' called to for the next six months, youth program of the church and that efforts are being made to go I am certain that a considerable A quonset type of garage is be- sum may be raised for charity. did exhibit "loyalty to and sym- After a public hearing an ordin- and accurate records will be kept community. The caravan will make ing built on property adjoining tho ahead as rapidly as possible. It is of water, used, type .of application, "We have a great many Ideas to pathy with Hitler and Nazi Ger-' ance changing approximately 11 i personal visits, interpret the youth pKeeent, garage in Globe court to planned {o build on the. old church many."- She may reapply for cit-. acres at Spring street and Harding conetruotlon,and material involved, work to civic leaders, lead Informal house the expanding rolling stock site a new edifice that will be a make the evening enjoyable, and have the full .co-operation of not izenshlp, - " road from zone A to zone C was * peed of extinguishment, penetra- study classes and forums, assist in of the concern. .The new building beautiful sanctuary for worship passed on second and third read- tion and spreading action of the only the most prominent owners New citizens aworn In Monday initiating work project^ give «ug- wilt be 40 feet wide and 160 ft. deep and a place for recreation and so- were: • . . ings. This makes possible the erec- water and the actual water dam- gestjons for worship services and and, will have a capacity of about cial activities.' campaigning at Monmouth Park, but also the .support of leading Anna Schmldbauer, Walter ave- tion of garden apartments at a cost age. ' ' •'• ' ./• : '•••'• , direct recreation. 24 buses. The steel framework .'s "We need this endeavor to suc- of more than a million dollars by : In explaining "fog" and "wet wa- (This summer 90 caravans con- citizens of Monmouth county and nue, Eatontown, Germany; August up and the garage will be com- ceed more than we need anything Wittenberg, West Long Branch, Councilman Philip J. Bowers and.' ter," Mr. Maxson said that water sisting of 360 college students and pleted by August 1. The Rocka- summer residents along the north else right now," said the pastor, Jersey ehore," - Germany; Kurt Gustav Noubcrt, a syndicate. Mr. Bowers declined damage in a normal fire is usually 90 adult counselors are doing this fellow Construction company haa to vote on the ordinance, kind of service all through the Rev. J. Hillman Coffee. "If you be: Aberdeen road, Matawan, Ger- much more costly than the actual the contract lleve that you and the entire com- many; Martha Agnes Fischer, 615 Theodore D. Parsons, attorney: flre damage, even though the great- United States. The youth caravan A service recently, added hy the munity need this building, pray for Laurel avenue, West Allenhurst, WARD W. DEGROOT, 3rd for the board of education, opposed, est care Is taken with water:.and which comes to Bed Bank will have v spent the.previousiweek In Spring bus concern Is a. borough - parcel the success of this crUSade, Our Ruinson Veterans Germany; Arthur Feuchtwanger the adoption of the ordinance in be- : the use of salvage covers. If the delivery. Three trucks are. being facilities are limited at the present and his wife, Erna, 11' Center The young cadet'was graduated half of the board of educa- "surface tension" of water !». brok- Lake and will be in Asbury Park the following week. It Is under -dlr used for delivering of.all.kinds of time. We are not able to help the Btreet, Engllshtown, Germany; Ma- from Red Bank high school In tion ' on the grounds that Ii en down, a much smaller Jjtiaritlty merchandise for the merchants to children and young people as much To Start Fair ria Fodero, 504 Waverly place, June, 1946, and received a gover- was the only available ,»IU re> i •>• '.:WJt;;P>« water sprttdlhg rectlon of Miss Mary MacNIcholI of Merthantvllle, who Is a graduate patrons and Is proving a valuable as we would like to help them. We Long Branch, 'Italy; Carmelo Vinci,' nor's scholarship to Rutgers uni- malning for expansion of publifc In a sreAter area 'anijHSthe student at Drew Theological, semi- service to the community. are not able to extend our program This Saturday 1385 Seventh avenue, Long Branch, versity which he attended the past school facilities, that a change it- •am*• Um» 'penetrating deeper-jnto to other children and young people. Italy; Richard Kroll, 44 Bay ave- year. zoning should not emanate froa :; ! :: u nary .anda_ commissioned Jfrome the counciv l but from the Malnlni i ihe. Vf «t"m By'"tij» ' » TBlSSionary of "thTWpman's Society -Let us jll work together-ln-ord«r- nuer-HlghlandSr-Gormany^'Marle- OuMti-at—the party were-Joan- laau mn" " »*— ••»... — —f .—- — of higher ;pump pressures ilia 'new of Christian Service.,;" : th'at we'mlght accomplish this task Raymonde Thlbault, 1107. Second Crawford, Anne Lomberson, Vir- board of adjustment ]n order type nozzles, a', solid stream of wa- which will mean all the difference avenue, Asbury Park, Britain; Ma- ginia Conover, Claire Slndllnger, permit due and careful considirvt:n There will be' classes for inter- To Be Awarded Next ria Blzzarro, 95 River street, Red tlon of the project, that the boar* ter is broken Up Into a mist of tiny mediate and senior groups each in the world to the Jives of the chil- Ann Crawford, Betty Randall, Rita drops c*llad;,','fog." . , ••'"."' .•;••'. School To Hold dren of our community,11 ' . . . Bank, Italy; Lulgl Slano, R.D. 2, Hamilton, Wilma Crawford, Mar- after consultation with experts cat •evening beginning July 20. Follow- Week On Club.Grounds Matawan, Italy; Mathllde Wlrth, prove that an apartment house oi,. Fog In, fire fighting hag-been ing the study a period of super- The calendar dates to remember ilyn Nelson, Claire Organek of ve^'eff^vr because It PTMWW • are July 20, which will be "Loyalty 84 Phillips avenue, Deal, Germany; Bayonne, Dan Cobn, Curt Sykora, the site would create a traffic haz- vised recreation will be held. This Special Service The* Rumson Veterans organiza- Angelina Aschettlno, 404 Exchange much jfyg^fpoling area|tfyin> an Sunday," ffid July 2T, which will be Bob Kaplan, Edward Lomerson, ard and lastly there Is a strong, group will conduct' the church ser- tion Saturday will hold Its first an- plact, Long Branch, Italy; Susan possibility that changing certain equal «jnoimt:of water In a-'solid vice that evening, to which the en- "Victory Sunday." Bill Foreyth, Dick O'Connor,' Mar- stream and also provides av.#moth- 1 Work To Be Shown nual fair oS the grounds adjacent Alice Fllos, 246 Seventh avenue, vin Rlcheal, Ivan Lyons, Jules Dis- properties within a specific zone tire community. Is Invited. A feat- to their clubhouse at Avenue of Long Branch, Italy; Anna DeLucIa, to another zone, commonly referred ering blanket;-However, -vraUrel- ure of the weekwllj.be a. class tel and Ward DeGroot. jUg^ugj^hjutsdJato a -fog, each In- Sunday Night At Two Rivers and Blackpoint road, R.D. 3, Freehold, Italy; Glullo Del- to' as spot zoning, may ba set aside conducted for all workers- with Rumson. Highlighting the week- ia Magglora, R.D. 2, Engllshtown,- by the supreme court.: finitesimal drop' retains Its globular young people and parpnts of senior Board Requests long event will be the awarding of and Hans Wllhelm Wulf, 43 South The school board at a apteiil shape' almost as though It had and .junior high: school students Methodist Church a 1947 Mercury four-door sedan.' street,' Red Bank, Germany. Eatontown Lodge drawn an invisible "akin1" about It- entitled, '?The,Needs, of Youth". meeting last week decided to hold -An exhibition of the work done Time Limit On Dancing will be held plghtly and Also Bert Charllns, R. D. 1, As- a referendum on October 28 on that self. This "skin" Is called "surface The week ends Friday,.July •45, by the voung people during their the car, complete with radio and with a candlelight coihrnunlon de- bury Park, Danzig; Alfredo Borneo, Has Installation purchase of approximately 11 acm tension," and since it resist* any two weeqes of sessions of the Com- heater, will be on display on the of'the site in question, which M effort to break it by -'pressure1 a dication service at 8:90 p/m. . School Approval 59 North Bridge avenue, Red munity Dally Vacation Bible school fair grounds,. The award will be Bank, Italy; Manual Lopes Pinto, classified as unimproved property. chemical called "a wetting agent' Members of the caravan, are will be he-Id Sunday at.7:3O p. m. made Saturday, July 19. Strawride, Card At the Bame time ths board will re- to Introduced Into the water in a Miss Rosemary Porter from the Navesink River road, Locust, Port- In First Methodist church. The Little Silver James O. Shay.Is general chair- ugal; Antoinette-Mary Barbara, 663- quest permission to spend In tie very smell proportion. The "wetting University of Kansas, who will lead man, He' Is being assisted by James Party Planned' . neighborhood of $30,000 for tet. the fellowship forum and senior program will be outlined by the Winter street, Long Branch, Italy; •gent" Is a harmless, colorless, sohool dean, who was Rev. Harold Tanner, Junior Boulk, Francis Duf- property. At a referendum In Majr odorless, non-corrosive and non high school young people and re- , Members Send Veronica Beatrix Moss, 129 ^Broad Officers were Installed by Mrs. Hornberger, pastor of the Red fy, Jack Connors, Howard Tilton, street, Red Bank, Germany; Marie Red Bank voters overwhelmingly toxld liquid Which releases the creational activities; Catherine Louis Vinci and Harold Peters. Edith Lewis and plans for a straw- turned down a proposal to acquit* Boyer, a graduate of Greensboro, Bank Lutheran church, and the Letter To Ryan Anna Nlntzel, R.D. 1, Engliahtown, ride to. Seaside Heights Sunday, "surface tension," allowing the children will .have \charge of the Besides the car, other booth at- the entire site at Spring street ant drops of water to flatten out and N. C; college, who.will lead the ac- Germany; Ludwlg Fritz Schwenk, July 20, a card party next Monday worship service, ' ,. The Little Silver school board last tractions will Include those for 78 Mt, Hermon way, Ocean Grove, Harding road at an approximate spread with a very rapid and deep tivities of the junior high school glassware, groceries, vegetables and and a penny aalo July 21 were made cost, of-$100,000. young people;" Stanton Winder of Following the Introduction by the week voted to request the State Germany; Carldad Colome Bragar, at a meeting Monday evening of penetration. Tests with "."wet wa- home-made cokes. Members of the Conovcr" place, Red Bank, Cuba; ter!1 : under both laboratory and Wllllamsport, Pa., a student for the dean, the intermediate class repre- Commissioner of Education to put Pride of Crescent council, Sons and A delegation of home owneri a time limit on their approval of organization, which was formed Joseph Waivers, 806 Florence ave- from the Harding road section actual flre-flghtlrg conditions stow ministry, who will lead the worship sentatives, who are under the direc- last year, will assist at the booths. Daughters of Liberty. The mem- and evangelism activities, and Rob- tion of Rev. William Heam of Mld- the Red Bank high school in its nue, Keyport, Lithuania; Selma bers will aleo visit the stats depu- voiced their protests against th« an.efficiency of from three to six Joseph Desmond ia president of Krever, 110 Norwood avenue, Loch zoning change and the proposed times that of ordinary, water, and ert Turner of DePaw .university, dletown Baptist church, will lead present physical condition. ty, Mrs. Margaret Lauterwald, at Qreen Castle, Ind., whose major in- the organization.. Appealing for Arbour, Austria; Thomas Aglla garden apartments. They explained the results of this nation-wide fleld the congregation In the call to wor. This action was voted down by patrSnlzation, he stated this week her Bummer home at Barnegat Sat- tereets will be In the fields of world ship and in the ,reading of the the Red Bank board when pro- Zego, 293 West End avenue, Long urday of next week. that they had Invested considerable: test may lead to a much greater re- friendship and community service. that proceeds would be used In re- Branch, Albania; Ellef Ellefsen, money in attractive homes In what duction in firs loss and water dam- Scriptures. The beginners, in posed by one of Its own members pairing the club home, which was Officers Installed are: Councilor, The local committee arranging charge of Mrs. Farrlngton of the at a special, meeting July 1. It was Central avenue, Union Beach, Nor- Mrs. /Beatrice Wells; associate they, understood to be the highest age, and may revolutionize the purchased several months ago. way; Amelia Hodden, Marlboro, type residential zone In town and technique'Of flre fighting. for this youth caravan comprises Salvation Army and Mrs. Johnson at this session that they considered councilor, Mn, Minerva Emmons; Rev. Roger J. Squire and Mrs, Al- of- First Baptist church, will pre- Ireland; Antonly Marklewlcz, Mart vice councilor, Mrs. Mildred Maga- were opposed to any change that the letter of the State Department boro, Poland; Marie Louise McLar- President Maxson said that all bert Lauber,, Jr. and the Methodist sent two hymns which they will act of Education outlining 11 faults in tha'n;"associate vice councilor, Mrs. might deteriorate the value of their the credit for the distinction the youth fellowship group headed by State Legion Head en, 37 McLean street, Freehold, Dorothy J. Davis; assistant record- properties. They asked that Ut* out. The children'of the primary their school plant, . England; Krlkor Terzlan and bis Navesink flre company has received Doris Curtis, Peggy Lauber, Ruth department, of which Mrs. Kuhn is Ing secretary, Mrs. Selma David- matter bo referred to the zoning' The Little Sliver letter, ad- wife, Haygoohe, Route 35 and Pine board of adjustment. In being chosen in this vital and Boyd, Anne Marie Helser, Audrey superintendent, will Introduce a dressed to Dr. Heber H. Ryan, as- To Make Awards son; Inside guard, Mrs. Prudence extensive test goes to Hugh N. Mc- LoMgstreet, Doris Cherry, Nancy street, Red Bank, Turkey, and Jo- Riddle; outside guard, Mrs. Eva Home owners who apoke against Litany which the department ar- sistant commissioner, supervisor of seph Canepa, 23 DeForrest avenue, INalr, ah honorary member of the McCoach, Lois Barnard, Robert ranged as part \>t their work in secondary education, Department Parker; guide, Mrs. Helen Lewis, the ordinance were Harry Klavusky, Scout Honor Court Red Bank, Italy. Edmund J. Canzona, Max Klein, company. Mr. McNalr, a resident,of Lauber, Richard', Brounley . and the Bible school. of public instruction, follws: and trustee, 18.months, Mrs. Edith Navesink, is a nationally known Richard Lowry^- Mrs. Harold Hornberger, who Here Next Tuesday Also Sally Bender, 102 Barker Lewis. Lou Simon and Joaeph Serplco. flre engineering consultant, who Our board wishes to acknowledge avenue, Eatontown, Poland; Slg- The following committees were EnBley M. White, building Inspec- was in charge of the music of the receipt of and to thank you for was in the Army Intelligence dur- school, will play "Sheep Tenderly Dr. Samuel A. Loveman of Toms rldur Lllja Kes-ter, 401 Lake ave- appointed: good and welfare, Mrs. tor, Bald In defense of the Mining; your letter of June 2, In which you change that regulations la tone C ing the war period, and also con- New PaintjStore Grazing," by J. S. Bach, as an or- present your opinion after survey River, State Commander of the nue, Asbury Pork, Iceland; Anna Davidson, Mrs. Ivan Bowater, Mrs. ducted research In association with May 28 of the Red Bank high American Legion, wiH present the Solaklan, 11 Jackson street, Fre* Mae Aumack, Mrs. Riddle, Mrs. were more strict than in zone A, gan prelude. A choir of 100 chil- and that the ordinance would en< the. navy in'flre fighting. He has dren's voices will sing two chorals, school, Eagle scout awards next Monday hold, Armenia; Jennie DeGugllel- Parker arid.Andrew J. Bolce; color' been retained by municipal, and in- Opened By D.&H. Your comment that "there Is no at the district two Court of Honor mo, 9 West Highland avenue, At- bearers, Mrs. Maude Wright, Mrs. hance the tone of the neighborhood "O Je.su, So Sweet, O Jesu, So rather than lower It dustrial organizations as a consult- Kind," by Bach, and "Glory to doubt that a better plant Is an ceremony at the Red Bank athlctia, lantic Highlands, Italy; Sill Zim- Aumack, Mrs, Harriet Hill and urgent need" but that "the Ingen- mer, R.D. 2, Freehold, Poland; Councilman Kenneth M. Wyckofl ant and has lectured extensively in Paint Company God," by G. de Palestrlna. "Jesus. field. Robert Sagurton, Loula Low- Miss Grace Green; delinquent com- the United States and Canada, and uity and devotion of the personnel Theresa Maria Paris!, 1309 Spring- mittee, Mrs. Ruth Lewis, Mrs. Mad- made the motion to adopt (lie ordi- Joy-of Man's Desiring," by Bach, of the high school seem to be ry, Warren DeBrown, William recently appeared as guest speaker Firth and Dr. Edwin F. Stewart wood avenue, Asbury Park, Italy; ell' •> Dangler and Mrs. Jessie M. nance and it was. seconded by will be Mrs. Hornberger's organ triumphing over the environment" Manuel Voyadgls, 138 Wltmer Taylor; school, Mrs. Helen Lewis Councilman Harold, S. Allen. TtM before the International Associa- A. C. foixon And Harry (postlude. , coincides with tho majority opinion will present other advancement tion of Fire Chiefs.' He Is a con- of our keenly interested board, but awards. place, Long Branch, Greece; Erna and Mrs. Harriet Hill: finance, Mrs. motion passed without a dlssknttnir The Junior children will present Newman, R.D. 2, Lakewood, Dafi- Edith Lewis, Walter Dangler and vote. " — ' . 11 tributing wrlt»f for "Fire'Engineer- B. Harrison Partners a play written by Miss Joanna Po- your, further, observation in your The program will start at 7:15 p. 11 letter to the Red Bank board after zlg; Frances Ada Woodman, R.D. Mrs., Davis, and relief, Mrs. Maga- . Jt was announced that according ing, "N.F.P.A." and many other chert of that staff, depicting the m., with music by the Fort Mon- flre-flghtlng publications, In New Business listing 11 physical deficiencies bears mouth band, after which the scoutB Matawan, Britain; John Dullck, than for Eatontown; Mrs. Emmons to a new statute, all operators ft fact that our food comes from all requotlng and a further question ClarkBburg, Poland; Hertry Peter for Long Branch and Mr, Bolce for amusement places must take out Mr. McNalr Is also ah honorary the corners of the earth and that In from us. will parade around the fleld to the grandstand, where they will be Nlntzel, R.D. 2, Engllshtown, Ger- Red Bank and Keyport. workmen's comperjsjrtlon insurance. member of the Monmouth County A. C; Dlxon and Harry B. Harri- the spirit of the Christ all may en- You write: "All concerned should, many;' Bernard Olsen, 616 Six- son, lifelong residents of Red Bank formed for the ceremony under the This applies to various forms of Flre Chiefs association,, and has joy In the spirit of brotherhood the hWever, understand that state ap- teenth avenue, Belmar, Norway; amusement, Including dances, far- made many friends throughout the and Fair Haven; are partners in a fruits of the heavenly Father's proval of a high school In this direction of Robert Bursley, scout marshal,, Emma Reber Schlatterer, R.D. 2, Opens Red Bank ades and fairs. Councilman Thonua county and state. Mr. Maxson stat- new paint, wallpaper and decora- goodness. . plant cannot be continued In- Lakewood, Switzerland; Samuel tors' supplies business which they definitely." The advancement awards will be *M. Gopslll, chairman of the pojiee ed that this surrounding area, as Th.e school enrollment this year Drachler, R.D. 2, Freehold, Poland; committee, said that'his depart- well as Navesink village ' is ex- ere conducting at 4 West Front We ask, therefore, as the largest presented after Theodore D. Par- Shoe Repair Shop was over the 200 mark and tho av- sending" district to Red Bank high sons, chairman of the district, de- Helen Mary Hensler, Wilson cir- ment would start enforcing the tremely fortunate In having a man street, opposite Broad. The firm erage attendance more than 160. cle, Rumson, Canada; Sol Silver- Dominlck Crupl,' of Drummond will be known as the D. and H. school, if your good offices might livers an address explaining the new law immediately. ( of Mr. McNair'a ability and will- All the Protestant churches of Red man, 1104 Asbury avenue, Asbury place has opened . the Red Bank : not specify a reasonable period or purpose of scouting and the process ingness to Import authoritative Paint cornpany. - Park, Poland; Dellna Stack, .763 Shoe Repair shop on Monmouth 'Bank, as well as the Mlddletown time limit contingency on state of scout advancement;' For Sale knowledge In such a specialized . The store has been newly decor- approval so that the citizens of Red Twenty-second avenue, Belmar, 'street next to Sears-Roebuck store. ated and modern fixtures and dis- Baptist church participated, both Mr. Parsons will explain the ser- For Immediate delivery! Doyla pay Held. '„ I.: ,.'.-.. Bank might be Impressed with the. or Canada; Ezra Labaton, 914: Bangs The most modern machinery has er moresults have been the lowest fire ating needs, fellowship of love." Your usual prompt co-oporatlon July 11th to ISth, Highway 15, Free The Candla Ulht. Monmouth street for the last 13 frlgerator with automatic dafroikeft losses In the company's history. Is Indeed appreciated. dancing and ground prliea nightly. Hoievllle pottery'i new fall deelgn years. He Is a World war I veteran 1280.95; Nomo electric water beaten* Both men are thoroughly exper- Seven-piece orcheatra. Firemen e night, Snowbenry" Juet arrived I New colore, 52-gallon capacity, IUS.95: A. G. V. Systematic plans have been made Gateway Inn. Yours truly, Tueiday, July 15Ul, (II rain, tha next and a member of Shrewsbury post, ienced, having formerly been con Catering to dinner, bridge and annl- new ttylcl. More beautiful than ever gaa water heatcrt, 20-gallon eapteltr Little Silver Board clear night), 1125 In caeh priiea to vlilt- and lower In price tool Vlelt our Jli- American Legion. His son Armando, S94; Prettellne electric"rangel, IJlt.l and are now In operation for "wet footed with Klarln's paint store on vereary partial. Tha former. Weatelde ing 'firemen and. auxiliaries. Grand water" flre-flghtlng under Mr. Mc- Coffee Shop at 147 Weat Bergen Place, of Education. play today, Alio doling out all pre- who '1* associated with him In the with timer, »!60.0S! American »4-nv Monmouth street Mr, Harrison Sarah Llpplncott, award on final nliht, four-door Ply- vloui pstterni.of Hoievillo at 20* die- cabinet ilnki, 1119.50 complete! A Nalr's direction and* application Rod Bank, newly renovated, also ape' mouth Deluxe aedan.—Advertleement, business, Is a veteran of World was, associated with the store 15 clalliei In full-courae Sunday dlnneri District Clerk. count while they lait. The Candle can 48-lnch cabinet combination and 'Instruction will' be under "the years, from 1 to I t. m, at 11.15. Monli alii Light Olfl Shop, Fair Haven.—Adver- war II. and tub, 1152.50 completed •erved dally from noon on. Hra. Ruth Members of the Little Silver 4% Mortgage Money tliement. ' freeier, |24tl Groeliy foreman, Milton Wright, assisted During the last war Mr. Harri- freeler. II5C.50. Siegfried ... by. Donald Johnson, Sam Posten Ramiay, proprietor. For reaervatlona, board havo stated.that they have for homei; farma, country eitatee, bua- Public Auction. son served with' the U. 8. Navy on phone Red Bank 8-1887, In the A; M, been "awaro of the agitation that Ineei bulldlnga—exlatlng or new. Long "Hallmark" Dolla, Entire houiehold gooda and furnlih- Co., 417 Flnt Avenue, Atlantlo HlfaVV Edward Carle, Edwin ' Banfleld, Advertisement, terme, aaiy paynente, liberal loans on A new, kind of Oreetlng card. Fav- Inga, formerly reeldenee of Dr.- William landi, phono Atlantic HlgnUnde Mtptf.; a destroyer In both the Aslatlo and has obtained for several years for acceptable propertlea, Are you paying —Adrertliement. Bertram Llnzmayer and Harry European theaters. He Is a> mem- orite* from the. Land of Make. Believe: 1. Matthewa, Monmouth llllli, High'- ' Moatgagk Money. the Improvement of the Red Bank more than <%T K ao, alk ui about to- 8 Dolls In a lerlci, each with Itl own landi, July 12th, at 1 P. M. D. 0. BUrdgo. ,'•• . • . ber of V. F.°W. Mr. Dlxon was placing your mortgage and snvlns you , we ean place any good mortgage school, and that they hope to bring familiar atory In o delightful New ver. Coate,* -auctioneer.—Advcrtlitmcnt. Hailet Firemen'a Fair. flro chief, of Fair Haven during loan, large or imall, low Intareat rate. money. Joaeph G. McOue Agency, Real- •Ion. Fox'a Gift Shop, 41 Monmouth Fuel Oil Price Uwer. ' about some action one -way or the tore, Mortgage Department, fhone atreet, Hed Snnk.^Advertliement, TeUphone Aniwarlng Service. July 11th to 10th, Highway St. When you bur oh our special caih 194041 and entered the service of Dojnton Agency, 8 Drummond Place, Runiion i-0414.—Advertleement, dancing and ground vrtioe n,_- Red Bank, N. J. phone Red Bank «• other by pursuing the subject to a We aniwer 'your telephone 24 houra plan. Alv/aye > oMieount of U-cent per tha War department shortly after every day, It you do' not hava a tele- Sevon-plece orcheatra. Pircmcn i nla gallon, Tfaa dollar you mve .today will 0»«,8.—Advertisement. - conclusion, Join Our- Blanket Club. Tueeday, July lotti. (If rain, the n wan.was declared, Connected with Bank Stock Wanted, phone, uie our number. For further In- clear nliihtl. 1125 In caah prlaaa to Vll. . help keep' you tomorrow. Start - now, You can now aele'ot an all-wool blan- formation, phone Hed Dank 0.4242.— v B 7/10 cehts a gallon. Hanca * Datia,- tnVfequlrementa division, ho trav- v Hybrid ieel eorn, New Janey No. t. Will purchate from one to 100 aharcn ket of n. fomoua make! St. Mary'i, Kan- Ing firemen and nuilllnrlai. QraneJJj I, silo No. 8, U, 8. 19, Ohio C88, ato, Tha Candla Light. Advertlicment. iward on Anal night, four-door IlfJ" Telephone lied Bank. S-0108,—Advertlee- eled extensively throughout this Bridge prim, ehowor, glfti, nlacecardi, of tha Merchants Truat Compnny of wpod. Chatham. Make your selection mint. , , country I and Canada seeking facil- Aleo a complete Una of sweet corn and Red Dank, Anaweri treated confiden- and pny It woolly, No extra charge nouth D«ljix« aedan.—Advertletmenl,-i fleld letdl, .Conovar Brother!, Wleka- tallyi,. table and party deooratlona, flow- tially. Thome) Irving Brown, lied Dank ' Mortgage Mon.y. ities anq sources of production of tunk. Phone Holmdel 0-8121.—Adver- era and candlei to match your color for thle tervlcc. Ynnko'e, 10 Brond We have plenty of money to place on Hlgheet quality blrinkata and qullta icheme, IndividualIn ' attention given to Regliter.—Advertisement. , atnet, Kelt Bank.—Advertleement. good firil bond and mortgage, If you Bank Stock sun now ba bought for SI weekly, on war; supplies.; Hiement, -v • ... cluta-incl o orgnnlintloni.,...No-chArga.foE r K>nlo'» Lnyawoy Plan, v Select, front »a- •-•*-!• wrwwnrMlwrwwnrM v n,Pca ..-l;iK*^:c?;^•^l«nl^»rilai*«I»^aia wttla range of. coiora;' Prepare 'now to , ^tJellW«riiliii ApSraliaf. wrwwM 'nPcfrdtr tiilFl with nev/ alendavogue method, It : '.'\ bdttla of JJayptrlki in tha IIOUK. !• B. O. Ooati. 400 Bath avanue.. tcrnu Haven.—AdvertisementHAd . will be open Wcdnerfdaye. Plecher'a Pat 77 Broail atreet, Keil Dank, Phone Hed Second National - Bank of haVo the beat thle fill. Yanlto'a; \J0 plomant, efficient, comfortable and oool John Wermorl. Telephone AtlanUo I Pjond itreet, Red. BnnV.—Advertliemtnt. worth two In tha drug itore, Bur a' Drnnoh.- Phone «.«H1). "Any kind of aleo ipot roduflng. Call Johr.'« Reality Shop, 33 West front i|reet. Red Bank, Sank 1.2141.—Advirtleemcnl. bottle .todar, . All. drtigglite,—Advec. —-Advertlioment, landi 1-OOOS.—AdvertUcment. ^ tliement, - eutllon anrwhera,"—AdverUiemint. Hljhlanda Froien Food Center. Salon, Red Bank <-1810,£-Advertlaeinenl 1 Ohleken, fryeri, roaatari, frlciiate Far Vour New Baty. Chryiler, ' Plymouth, International, Chryelar, < Plymouth, International, Chiyiler, Plymouth, In(t Haiti and aervlce. Maurice Schwarta. 'cooked and freali froien meati, dairy * Remember Your Hoeteee Lhryiier,' Plymouth, International* Start SXVIIIK In a colorful Vk Dank, Hoodbya athletta foot and ringworm, tultl and itrvlte' Maurlca Bchwertl. product*, dalltadei, IT* Hay avanue, wUh a unique gift from the HendeivotiN Sulii and service. Maurlca Schwarta. 11.11 to |7.45. Fcx'l lilft Bhop, 41 Sfllei and lirvlte, Maurice, ' Phone Kid Bank «-07ITr-Xd*irtlif Apply FnniUKoa U'dltltlat, All 4ni|< Thont iU »iik |.97»T.—Adrerllie. lona lied Bank Dint,, highland), Phoni Highland! 1.1111,-i-t (lift Shop, nit Dangi avinue, Aibury rhone Ii.il Bank, •-0J8J,—AdverUie. Noiunouth' Street, Red Bank,—Advir- •litiAdVarUV Patk,—Advtrtliement, t ' > RED: BANK REGISTER, JUJ,Y 10,1947
n=p., going away present. Miss. Jane HITS HEAD 1 .DUMP Wiley made the presentation. ' : ALL FORMS OF Mrs, "Robert Thomas of Red Hill Union Hose company of Red MONEY LOANED Choir members taking part in en- road, Middletowri, received three tertainment Avcye Pcsgy, Joann-j Bank extinguished a flre at the city 00 Jewelry, Silver, Musical (jislnuneqU, stitches in her head Sunday at INSURANCE ^OIBTM, BlDOdjlur*, etc. and Bobble -MacDonald, Jane dump at the foot of Sunset avenue Miss Martha Moore Hayes, daugh- Rlvervtew hospital, where she wasat 9:40 o'clock Satutday evening Llc«nMd «od boadtd by iimu aj N J ter of Rev. and.Mrs. John A. Hayes Wiley, Evelyn Layton, . Christa taken by the Pair View first aid LEONARD M. MARTHENS WE Mr CASH FOB OLD (JOM) slid SII.VEE Joyce Worden, Emily Edwards and and Relief Engine company put out of 15 Reckless place, was- honored squad, after she felt in her kitchen M HABDtNQ ROAD 1 Miss Hayes. Mtea. Emily Edwards a fire at the same place Sunday last week by members of the youth and her head struck a stove. afternoon. PHONE BED BANK S-U87 choir of the Presbyterian church will be pianist for the choir In the F^oadway Loan Co. Tvlth a buffet lun$heon given In the Ml... . • tm Bnadmr Long Bninck church school hall. FINDS PUBSE Miss Hayes will leave Red Bank In September to attend Wesleyan Harold Morford of. Mlddletown, COMPARE THESE college at Macon, Ga. She has been a driver of the Boro_ bus company, organist and pianist for the choir returned a purse *Tiday to Mrs. since its-Organisation three years Thomas Sharkey of Leonardo, who ago; had left it on the bus. The pockej- • Preparations for the luncheon book contained a considerable sum were under the direction of Mlsa of money and personal papers. The Angelica Ostendorff, leader of the driver refused & reward. . choir; Mrs. Frank W. Hewitt and Mrs. Albert W. Worden. Miss Electricity is uied on more than Hayes' received' a leather desk, eet 3,000,000 U. S. farms. .
'MISS JEANNE G. MORGAN ,Mr and Mrs. Norman Morgan of. Holmdel announce the engagement THUR. FRI. & SAT. of their daughter, Miss Jeanne Gladys Morgan, to William E. , B. B. 6-S066-W C Thompson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. 1 PT. 6cz KremlTonic William Thompson' of Vandenburg. Alcohol 19° 79 * • Both Miss Morgan and Mr. Thomp- YOnE-HEAT son are graduates of .Red Bank e high school. No date has been »6t AUTOMATIC 1 PT, 5c Doan's Pil for the wedding. OIL HEATING EQUIPMENT Min. Oil 23 is 39° BOILER.BURNERS c € < Hospital Plan CONVERSION BURNERS BOT.. WINTER AIR CONDITIONERS <°° Aspirin U 125 Absorbine Jr. 71 tr Wins Praise fftit!•«#(tit/Mtutted IRIS SHUTTER C 50C Tooth Brush 75c Bellans '• It Endorsed By Safci' 29° 39 Inilalhlion f' Blue Cross Head and Service C 16 OZ i PT. Flit The Participating Contributor Mi 31 Sol.59' 39 plan featured in the Monmouth Memorial hospital appeal for funds to meet Its critical financial' needs NERVO BROS. Reg. 20c VOGUE of $125000 has won the praise of Sit .SHREWSBURY AVENUE Louis H. .Pink, president of Asso- BED BANK, N. J., BED BANK 6-S066-W. ciated Hospital Service, New York's HUMAN HAIR NETS Bluo Cross. plan for hospital care. Save!, for a smooth, smart hair-do. Mr. Pink, former New "York State Superintendent of Insurance, en- dorsed the plan that permits con. trlbutors to requeit that their gift VETERANS CAN BE PROUD Reg.$1.OQ be applied as credit on hospital bills in the following statement: Qo0g»tt A Ramdett "Monmouth Memorial hospital has OF THEIR HOMES! recognized the need for hospital NO DOWN PAYMENT DEODORANT patient co-operation In its 'Partici- pating Contributor' plan for obtain- Your Honorable Discharge ing necessary financial support CREAM from the community It serves. • and only Charges to patients have Increased In all voluntary holpltala and this Idea of giving contributors the ben- efit of their gift as a credit.on the '2.82 Weekly bill should provide added protection will outfit your home Arrld Cream Deodorant • .64 oi. , ..., 39c* for those who are planning for fu- turerhealth needs .through member- with a Etlqwt Cream Deodorant -1 oz...... 39c* •hip In non-proil; 31Ue CtOBSTrtara- r : for hospital care cr other hospitali- FrejhD8»d8ralJJ Cr«am«Jff(ili#r^zir^43e*r- --<— jration plant.' .. Mum Cream Deodorant • 60c size .... 49c* J "Many years ago a somewhat Three Rooms of New, Beautiful Islmllar plan was tried in England Non-Spi Deodorant • I or. ,...... 33c* land hospitals beneflttcd sutustan- Wally both from Increased Income i FURNITURE , OdVRo-No Cream Deodorant • 191. ... 39c* ; mad larger public Interest In hospi- tal affairs.'" Stag* Cream Deodorant U oz..; 4... 50c* The Monmouth Memorial cam- for '265 paign opened July 1 and district chairmen and .volunteer workeri LIVING BOOM—3-pc, spring construction suits, end tables, cock- now are active throughout the tail, table, S-way lampil, pictures, mirror, smoking stand, BADIO, AU-Steel county In the solicitation of funds, VACUUM OLEAJTEB, . Campaign leaders urge residents to BEDROOM—3-pc walnut bedroom suite, pillows, nlte table, BATH SCALES send contributions to the hospital drapes, scatter rugs, vanity lamps, voluntarily. The participating con- ' White e^mel or. oil tributor receipt cards will be KITCHEN—5-i>c. Mild oak dinette suite,' dishes, [lassmue, llm- mailed promptly to those who give, leum, cuUery. • POLICE PROMOTION SURPRISE STORE The promotion of John Sanders from patrolman to sergeant of the Pest Control Union .Beach police force was an- 7-11 FRONT STREET KEYPORT nounced Monday night by the mayor Keyport 7-0442 R ,. lie BugrenadeBomb- 5$ 01.. . . .69c and council. Sgt. Sanders will be in FREE STORAGE FREE DELIVERY charge of the special police, a vol- Weed-Ho-Mora • 8 01. treats 1600 sq. ft. .1.00 unteer group, who have agreed to Open Friday and Saturday Nile*. Flit Surface Spray •pint...... 23c assist the.regular department dur- We are located on the HILL, OPP. THE POST OFFICE. ing rush hours.t '.' '•'. '.. , ... Black Flag Insect Spray - pint 23c Postmaster • with D. D.T. - pint . . . . .43c Ridz Garden Spray* with D.D.T., 2 ox. .33c 75t VALVE Buhach Insect Powder - 35 oz...... 49c Anfrol Ant Poison - 4 filled jars 59c '/ipricel • Ixcluilvt a) oil • Sub|iif to Ftdlrcl liull Dtug Stores fxcli* Tax 50c Size Save f 1,00! JERGENS Ctieramy LOTION TROPICAL COLOGNE 25c Size Slirt cmbtra of forgotten mimorlnl ' JERGENS DRYAD Cream Deodorant WRISLEY'S SCENTED "Follow Mo" iBATH TOILET WATER
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Corner Broad & Monmouth Sts. W':llwr-BarikSS!;Vl.: RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 10,1947 Thre» • State board of Tax Appeals, which assignment to the Sixth Air Force. position he now holds. Early in 1944, he was transferred Red Bank Law Firm Mr. Canzona attended Dickinson to the China, Burma, India area, TRAVEL college, Lafayette college and where he remained until January, All - Sea • Hote* Reservation) Georgetown university in prepara- 194S. He was discharged from the tion for his admission to the bar. service December ' 11, 1945, and Bonded Agent Has Anniversary Party He served his clerkship in the old presently holds tht -rank of captain No Charge for Beservations firm of Qulnn, Parsons & Doremus, In the organized reserves. and was admitted to practice in Mr, Smith attended Vlllanova'col- 1931. In 1938, he became a' partner lege and Newark university School T. H. O'DONNELL Dinner Marks Tenth Year For in the firm of Parsons, Labrecque of Law, receiving his .degree in * Borden. He haa been a member 1940. He served his clerkship with IT'S HERE TRAVEL AGENCY Parsons, LaBrecque, Canzona & Combs of the Red Bank board of educa- the firm: and was admitted to the tion since^ 1940, 'and is currently New Jersey Bar In 1941. Ha be- 7 Mechanic St.. Bed Bonk president of the Red Bank Young came associated with the firm Im- Tel. K. B. 6-S8dfeJ Frlendf and clients of the well- John F, Borden, had formed a new Men's Republican club, mediately thereafter and has spe- known law flrin of Parsons, La- partnership to be known as Par- Mr. Combs completed, his legal cialized In the law of estates and brecque, Cansons & Combs, are ex- sons, Labrecque &. Borden. The education at. the 'New Jersey Law corporations. ..He Is presently a tending their congratulations thia new firm established Its offices on school, where he received his de- member of the Asbury Park city ,>veek upon the tenth anniversary of the ground floor at 18'Wallace gree of L.L.B, In 1932. He served council. / the firm's establishment at Its pres- street, Re* Bank,, with Elston F. his clerkship with the oli firm of Mr. Zager attended BuckneU uni- UNLIMITED ent location, at 18 Wallace street Combs as an associate In charge of Quinn, Parsons & Doremus. He was versity and the Newark university "While "Dullness as usual" was the title department. Following the admitted to the bar in 1932. He School if Law. He served*i« clerk- death of Mr. Borden in January, PHILCO the order of the day at the firm's early became associated with ship with the firm'and was admit- law offices" this week, the junior 1938, Edmund J. Canzona joined "Thomas P. Doremus In real ettate ted to) the. bar la 1911. In January, members ot the firm did not let the the new firm. • ' • . * and title work of the old firm. Upon 1942, he enlisted In the Army Sig- SPACE occasion' pass without recognition. Later, .Robert H. Maida, William the dissolution of the firm in 1937, nal Corps, graduating from'the Of- On Monday evening they gave a din- R. Blair, Jr., Thomas J. Smith and. he assumed charge of., the title de- ficers Candidate school at Fort ner party at Peter's Piping Bock, Abraham J. Zager jolne,d the firm, partment of the firm of Parsons, Monmouth as a second lieutenant, in at which Mr. ParBons and Mr. La- in the order named. Labrecque & Borden, In 1946, upon in tlje fall of the earns year. After brecque were the surprised guests Mr. Parsons was admitted to the the death of tho late Howard S, a number of assignments within of honor. Neither of them had any New Jersey Bar in 1919. Shortly Hlgglnson, the firm succeeded to the continental United States, he inkling of what -was afoot until after his admission to the bar, he Mr. Higglnson's real estate and was ordered overseas In January, they arrived at Peter's expecting to and the late John J. Qulnn fprmej title practice, with Mr. Combs in 1945. His duties took him to the keep a dinner appointment with an a partnership under the. firm name TELEVISIO charge. '.. • Philippines, where he remained un- out-of-town client; Instead, they of Reilly, Quinn and Parsons, with LEON* Mr, Maida, who resides at Eaton- til December of the same year. He were greeted by all the remaining offices ln'the old Davidson building. was separated from the services
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ALBERTS. 32 Broad Street fled Bank 1 151 Broadway 32-34 Broad St. 151 Broadway MiLtiErl SHOE Red Bank .. Long Branch , - COMPANY Long Branch' Closed All Day Wedneidayt During July and August Toot RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 10, 1947 Sweet CoreBtag ' SPANISH STEAK '(Recipe Serves Four) AMERICAN SMORGASBORD 3 lbs, beef steak (arm, blade or POPULAR MUSIC . 2 cups com round), cut 2 Inches thick THE ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR SCHOOL OF DANCING 1 tablespoons; butter or mat- Vx c. -flour Piano Instructions • garin* f tbsp. lard or drippings 117 Prospect Ave., Bed Bank Telephone Bed Bank 6-2220 TAUGHT In an apMo4at« «Uno Studio In the moit modern 4 tablespoons flour 1 green pepper, sliced manner. NO SCALE8 • NO EXERCISE8-but a PRACTICAL 2 cups milk 2 onions, sliced APPLICATION of MODKBN TECHNIQUE and HABHONT. U teaspoon salt 2 ts.p. salt . '£ teaspoon freshly grounj Vt tsp. pepper . .r SUMMER MORNING CLASSES IN ALL TYPES OF' Knjoyplaylng the music everyone understands and enjoys. pepper Vt tap. red pepper Recordings.made of Student's Prop-eM. 1 plmlento 1 No. 2 can tomatoes 2 eggs. Flour and gravy , , DANCING WILL START JULY 7th. For Information 'Phone or Visit this modern studio and see for Cut corn from six ears or enough Dredge steak with, flour and yourself,. " ,' • „ • to make two cups. Melt butter or brown In hot lard •, or. drippings. BEGIST|BA,TION ACCEPTED-NOW "l 11:00 . 6:S0 Dally . margarine and blend In flour. When Sprinkle remaining flour; over meat •'•'..- Evening Appointments Arranged smooth, add. milk gradually,: stir- while browning. Add green pepper ring until sauce bolls.. Add season- and onions Along with other sea- ing and plmlento rubbed through a sonings.. Pour tomatoes over all. HOWARD ISAAC sieve. Beat eggs slightly and add. Cover and allow to jlmmer 2^4 to 3 Turn Into, a ring mold and bake at hours or until- tender, Remove PIANO STUDIO 360 degreees for one hour or until steak and thicken liquid for gravy. 6 Brofld St., Red Bank ' Red Bank 6-2616-J firm, tlnmold on a hot platter, and Serves 8 to 8". • ,: .•','..•' No Answer Call S. B. 2-0116-M fill center with oreamed dried beef ,. Evenings Ruinspn i-0534 to which has been added one quar- Cabbage Tartar ter cup of stuffed olives cut la 2 cups cabbage ' quarters. ••••', - 1 cucumber pickle ' I thin slice onion . Jellied Ham Loaf 1 sprig parsley ; (Heclpe Serves Four) 1 tablespoon capers 1 tablespoon gelatin 2 pitted olives Mayonnaise to moisten Vi cup cold water » ... FOR YOUR 3 tablespoons sugar Put all Ingredients through food 1 cup boiling water dropper and molaten wiUt mayon- ENJOYMENT 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce naise. ' • Juice of 1 lemon - By Charlotte Adams ' Vi teaspoon mustard WUd Bloe droauettes Associated Press Food Editor 2 tablespoons mayonnaise % cup wild rice 1 tablespoon grated horseradish One of the simplest and nicest 2 tablespoons butter or margarine Vt teaspoon onion juice YM, for to crmm at Ih b«), aik your frlsnUly ways to make up a buffet supper 2 tablespoons chopped onion ' Irayir Dialtr to bond-dip you a quart tf trtywl Few grains cayenne , Is to follow the pattern of our Scan- K cup chicken stock • famoui Bulk In Cream.' Few grains clove dinavian friends and serve a smor- 'A teaspoon salt i Few grains nutmeg gasbord;^' This calls for both cold s 1!4 tablespoons flour 6 stuffed, olives, sliced . and hof'dishes and. plenty of va- !4 cup cream 2 cups chopped cooked bam riety, from which guests can al- 1 egg yolk Soak gelatin, In water.'Add sugar ways pick things they'll like. Here • Bread crumbs and boiling water and stir until are some of the dishes, you may legg gelatin is. dissolved, Add rest of serye. Add your own inspirations, MIITIItll5* here's an easy ingredients. Pack In a loaf pan by all means. • • Soak rice overnight in cold water and chill until firm. Slice,, return io cover. Melt one tablespoon but- to pan and wrap In wax paper. Herring in Cream ter or margarine and add onion to way to give children medicines 2 salted herring it. Cook until onion is nicely yel- LOBSTER HOBS , 1 cup heavy cream lowed. Add drained rice, quarter Don't dread giyin? your children medicines when needed. Try- (Keclpe Serves Four ' 1 tablespoon wine vinegar cup of chicken stock and salt. Cook the homeopathic medicines Dr. Humphreys uBed for his own Boiled or canned lobster meat 1 tablespoon mustard-wlth-" for ten minutes. Melt, remaining patieiits.,SmaU, mgary.ta.ting pellets, easy to give-children- Gherkins horseradish butter or margarine and blend In take them gladly to relieve minor ailments, such as bed wetting,' Croutons 1 teaspoon sugar flour. Add remaining 6hicken stock teething, simple fevers, colds. Widely used over 90 year8. No' Melted butter or margarine 1 teaspoon minced onion and-cream gradually. Add to rice liabtt-foming drugs. Aek your druggist for complete list, ' On each hora d'oeuvre- stick place I tablespoon minced dill ajid cook overj>pilng water until . 1, tablespoon minced chives rice is tendotPtabout one hour). a one-inch cube. of lobster meat Remove from fire and add egg yolk FAMILY MEDICINES which has been marinated in Soak herring in .'cold water over SINCE 1854 night. Remove skin, bones. Wipe and more seasoning If needed. Chill French dressing, a %-inch slice of thoroughly, Shape Into croquettes 9 gherkin and one toasted crouton dry and cut crosswise In H4-lnch Bllces. Arrange In rows on serving and dip In crumbs, the beaten egg, THOMAS made by cutting the bread Into V and again In crumbs, Deep fat fry ip il ComelnforrEBEropyof S4-p«t«toold5l, "Homt | ftwtraits inoh cubes, brushing with melted dish. Whip cream slightly,, hot C«rtef. Common Allm«i(> et Chlljrm i stiff, add • vinegar, mustard-wlth- and when browned, drain on un- butter, and toasting at 390 degrees hqrseradlsh, sugar, 'onion, half the glazed paper. PROTEIN until crisp and brown. dlil and the chives. Four over fish. A ^____. Set In cold place for several hours. Serve cooked radishes for a new BREAD PARKEDRUGCO. ECONOMY DRUG STORE A Garnish •with Vert ••'of. dill and taste experience They are espec- chivei. ; \ ially good with a sauce made of top For Seducing Die* , KATSIN'S DRUG STORE , r For Your Potato Salad With Smoked milk or cream. mtRTOUM. t^§!>BA^ 6.0232 WMteflsh . 8 cups diced potatoes XVi teaspoons salt . Information J.t&bleipdons mlnctd onion " '2 tableepoops chopped plmlento '"^risjblespoons chopped parsley AND NOW- -,1cup-celery...... % l 'mayonnaise w3wk BSSIIBBBBI JLliBB^^^^^Vt(BB B^BBT^BJBRM BJMyjpjjvftf Bv^B BnAV^^^^VlrQA HVB^B Bfs9 4 "By a neV piuuess, frttflh ?eel, dice potatoes, sprinkle with peaches can be made »o fu*r-;, salt and steam albout 10 minutes, .pr' until tender, but not soft. Cool. less that It Is hard to-McbjK' ll ... :/S MT-nV Add ^B«aso.nlnfe« and mayonnaise nize them In their new, »h|ny ahd chilj.'':-FSrm' In ridge through • Any Make Refrigerators cepter of large plate. Remove skin skies. And now those wonder;-;; and-bones Iron;, split vWtefljh' and men—the laboratory experts stand ftsh up'against potato salad. '• Washing Machines —having turned their atten-, tlon to one of grandpa's old- Swedish Meat Balls est troubles, say that wool can l',i pounds ground lean beef • Vacuum Cleaners 9i pound ground lean pork be made Hokle-Ieii, unshrink- 1 cup dry bread crumbs able and far whlt«r thanleyer 2 eggs '2'cupsmllk-- -' • Electric Ranges before. Even wool sheets .may 1 onion chopped fine be In the offing, Indistlngulsh- % cup butter or vitaminized : margarine • Electric Water Heaters - able from cotton or linen \V> teaspoons salt ones except by their greater % teaspoon pepper , warmth. Eventually, you may % teaspoon nutmeg • Electric Ironers V/i tablespoons flour be sending your sheets to the Wi cup meat stock drycleaner's. Put meat through grinder 4 times. Soak crumbs In H the milk • Electric Motors and add to meat, Knead well. Add onnaise: eggs, seasonings,) rest . of milk, —ETC.— Consumers' Guide onion, sauted until tender In 1 tablespoon of butter or margarine. Cool and add to meat mixture. WHh two'tablespoons dipped. In G & D APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. cold water, form meat into balls and drop into skillet In which the 60 WHITEST., / RED BANK LEON'S resfot the butter or margarine has PHONE RED BANK 6-2761 Cleaners & Iiaunderers been melted. Saute, a few, at,a White St., Bed Bank time, shaking pan and turning un- til round and brown on all sides, Bemove meat, add flour blended with water! • Cook until thickened . ••? M and pour over balls. Bake In mod-, erate (350 degree) oven 80 minutes.
Raspberry Whip 1 tablespoon gelatin Summer salads can be hearty maa/i when you 2 tablespoons cold water *k cup fresh raspberry juice . make 'era with FLAGSTAFF Red Alaska Salmon The Guest-of-Honor Brew 1,8-oz. box marshmallow cream" topped off with FLAGSTAFF Mayonnaiie! Ah-h, 3 teaspoons lemon Juice Few grains salt tfiat FLAGSTAFF Mayonnaise!.,.SO fresh, so . 1 egg.white Fresh raspberries1 delicious... made from a prize recipe using Soak gelatin. In cold water. Dis- only egg yolks and carefully selected spices solve over hot water and add to fresh raspberry juice, Place bowl In pan of ice water. Add marsh- mallow cream and lemon juice with the salt. Mix and beat and when, mixture begins to thicken, add egg white which has been beaten until stiff but' still moist. Fill parfalt glasses one-third full of fresh rasp- berries and pile the whip on top. Chill before serving,.
Rice With Peanut Butter (Recipe Serves Four) cup rice • 1 cup boiling water 1 teaspoon salt Vt cup peanut butter 1 cup milk . . . llRGSTAff. ilFlADSTJFF 1 teaspoon soraped onion . Wash rice and add to boiling wa- VINIOAR ter with salt. Boll for eight min- riAOSTAff Vi^dAR-adds test to Salads becausi 1 utes, then cook lr. double bo' -" un- it is unequalled (or.flavor and aroma. til water Is. absorbed. '"'-~ nit' butter until imn»"' ion of. the mil'-. i.the "rUOITArTCATSUr-taityjtengy.made remain' ' J... Cook • from whole tomatoes sun-ripened-in for a . . . ' .. .,JI vice is ten- der li, ..jti.ble boiler. famous Erie and Chautauqua Valleys.
WHITE HOUSE Here U a b<«r that glorifies STORE the artistry of master brewers -Ambassador-fl brow of Groceries' royal good tasta and obri- and Delicateesien ously distinctive flavor. • Fred'a Williamson, Prop. ' ''V Fruit and Vegetable*, Wines, ;:..^-U-^.r,^-^--^.--^'.J. ?....^:..-.^£.frJe:£.T.'J^^^ Atlantic Highland! • The Itouse that Quality Built t;' ' Centex A»e, ' Cednitrao.' N. J. FLAGSTAFF FdODSi SOLO ^NiY iBY Vpttl IlliiKDtYfeN^ RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 10,1.947 PaeeFfre sports, Ralph A. 'Runyioa Rotary schofil and is employed by the Rotarians Will magazine, Thoinaa S. Beers classi- AVeinrich-Kenne dy Amerle^p Red Cross. Mr. Kennedy For The Bes^In fication, jr. Morgan P. Collo mem- Engagement Told was graduated from. Red Bank Home Decoration ACHES-PAINS Hear This Noon bership, Howard Leon community Catholic high school- and; served Help rid yourself of torturlni pain. Use service, ThomBs. F.Dean rural and William Welnrlch. Jrv of. Alston four? yeiis with the U. S. Coast Ume-teet«d BOLPEY TABLETS for the urban, Newton McCIements voca- Guard. He is employed In the. en- ',' SUpcovars-7-yrairtlan BHsds... . riuaf of muscular achel anil pains .com- Court, hag announced the engage- monly referred to as rheumatic calm, i Major F.J.Grady tionals, Dr. Harry Tlcehurst sick- ment of his daughter,. Miss Eliza- listed department of the Signal The SHERMAN SHOP aleo headaches, backaches and simple ness, Edward J. Macklln visitors- beth H. Welnrich, to George P. corps at Fort Monmouth. ".; ' • W Bread St. Bed Bank neuralgia. Guaranteed quiet acting guests, Leo levin program, Jpsaph NULFEY . TABLETS mint roller. Kennedy, son of Mr; aid Mrs. Pat- Promptly or your jnoney back. The new Former Japanese . J. Falls attendance and make-up, rick F. Kennedy pf Peters place. Improved NULFEY 1TABLET8 are on Eugene A; Bush, Jr., dinner, Chris- Ideal Beach Couple, •ale today, Don't vklt—get help right Prisoner Of War To tian L. Berge serjgeahi-at-armt, away with genuine NULFEY TABLETS. Married 38 Years Ua« only as dlncttd. David 3. Ellis public information, BAD SKIN—PIMPLES Only Moat all Sun Bay Drug Store* Relate Experiences Roy E. Cotten youth service and Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Breton of Hera's a new way to hdp rid. jiounalf of B. Allen Parker 'international ser- torturous. Itching ptraplH, icwni, scales, The Following MaJ, P. J. Grady,.U. S. Signal Ideal-Beach- celebrated their 38th •cablei, acne, blotchei and blemlshe* of vice. Inasmuch as Program Chair- wedding anniversary, and Mrs, external natur*. Your money ;back li Corps, will be guest speaker at to- man Ijovln will not be able to func- pun MBDREX OINTMENT fails to five day*4 luncheon.meeting of the Bed, Breton's birthday with a party last you quick cooling relief from Itching. Hollywood Hair Expert tion until September 1, President Sunday. Stephen Neslpr. of the Do- Bank; Botary club at the Molly Hesse has appointed Col. John H. MEDREX OINTMENT Is Mendd •cimt- Tells How to DARKEN Htcfier hotel; The ntejor, wiiowa^ It Tone company, one of the guestB, trlflca!!/ from eight.tested. Inindleritl to Hlnemon, Jr., V. Parker Wilkinson had a recording. machine at the help you..Be.sure and set ft jar of gen- Red Bank Stores a Japanese prisoner ot war, will and S. Burrltt Boynton tp take nine flesh colored, ttreaselets MEDREX party In order to make records of 1 relate,some.of the experiences tie over this month and Ralph Mau- OINTMENT today. ' •. , '. ' • encountered In hls\ prisoner daya. songs sung by Mr.'and Kirs. Breton, M)o a jar at ttll Sun Bay Brug Store* rlell, Harry butchyshyn and Ed- former vaudeville performers/The President Elmer Hesso and Sec-ward M, Kelly next month. records will ba presented to;Mr. retary . Paul A. Young attended a and Mrs. Breton In album fomn as district 'assembly In Plainfleld .yes- Past President Harry S. Rowland had as his guest at the meeting Will Close terday. This was the first-held, un- a gin. '•.,'•'.'. •••••;.. % HAIR der the leadership ol the new dis-Morris Seiden, Rolston Waterbury Among , those present were, Mr. trict 'governor'.' - '"':'",: had Stanley Downs, Pr. "Samuel and Mra. .Franklin Gates of the mo- - and look years younger! Adler had Jonathan Adler, Charles tion picture colony) who flew from It sUettto. «»» °>' H»1 nair mnes you Brig, Gen. Francis' H. L&nahan, B. Gallagher had Donald W. White KMTMPHOL£S\ loot old. add natural-like color iradnally commanding .officer at. Fort Mon-. Hollywood, Cal., for the occasion; Just by BTOomlbg your hair with Berbold and Rabbi Arthur H. HersTion had •Miss Mlgn'on. Coman of> Denver, FOA-INVISIBLE Pomade; Not sreasy^but a clean ataln- mouth, spoke, before the club last Emll Stengel. Dr.. Allan B. Randall, HANDWEAVINC* lets hair dreulni which, when applied Thursday. Gen.i Lanahan gave B Colo., Omar Keni from India,,and Into hair with fingertips, makes It lus* an honorary member of the club, Mr. ahd'Mrs. Jack 6'Notl of Miami, ttOQi and iralaillj datkesi it to a very personal and Intimate evalua- ah$ W. Howard Steever of Jersey CALL routhful looklm color. Will not Inteiftie tion of. conditions in Germany at Fla. Others present were Mr, and with permaneiit. Hen, women, from City .were also guests, Mrs. CMarles Thum, Mr. and Mrs. eoaiv to eoasu tell now much younier the time of the American occupa- the? look altei using It... HEBBOLD tion, of that country. He also gave Visiting Rotariana Included H. Jack Tprmey, Mr. and Mrs. Rus- 2329-J rOMADE Hail Hill foathfnl-Looklng W. Brown and Joseph P. Crowltsy sell Carhart, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Color to Oraj.. Streaked, poll Hair—to, Come very clear views on Eussia. leor Absolote Satlifiellon or . .. YOUR of Long Branch, James C, For: Schulman,' Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Die tBcondlUon ana aroom your MONEY DURING Committee chairmen for the year gion« of Me-tuchen, Lambert Pet- Marx, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brunt; hair. Watch your stay, streaked. BACK! appointed by President Hesse are: MISS ELIZABETH H. WEINRICH lull hair grot daiker. Dnless latlirfled President Hejrae aims and objects, zlnger of Little Falls and Gustavas Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Golenski, ,Mr. that, you look yotmier and your Hair la Sickles, of- Newark. and Mrs. H. Hoffman, Mrs. Stephen In bitter 1condition.: , rou tet you? money Daniel Dondi club service and Miss Welnrich is the daughter of tvK'-.O" W-fcoM Pomade flt »li inuslc, George J, Keevil Rotary In- the late Meta K. Welnrich. She was Nester, Miss Ann Kerwin, William Bfannan and William Blumenfleld. formation, William G. Sherwood It pays to advertlsa In Th« Register graduated from' Red Bank 'high AT ALL SUN RAY DRUG STORES JULY and AUGUST • it Sun &<.y . % $ l-S I'; o( food odor. Yi THOMMcANSHOE lA;«jUlli{ liddtd '''•" REG: 15« |».VyiTH HEAVY CANVAS MILLERS SHOE STORE bd digt 'HAT AND »ACK ; 4"x4" SIZE . •,»« I..H « bt.d. MONMOUTH MEN'S SHOP I .Ho,**..* if.".. *J- ' n • ;'; '."'"• REUSSILLES' " RACITI'S JEWELERS SNYDER'S MERCANTILE, INC. REG. 59CA POUND VALUE m STRAUS & CO. WOK HERE! STERLING FURNITURE CO. TMSftP COCM/VW TETLEY'S FLORAL DECORATED' TRIANGLE SHOE CO. TILTON'S FLOWER SHOP. WINTERS FUR.SHOP Wsei for. trww lon^'eosl WOLCOTT'S mer By Dr. Charles H. Connors WklLE THERE'S Rutgers University Air late cabbage plants, as'vuell V' 'STILL TIME" as cauliflower, Brussels sprouts'and broccoli should be set by July 10 In Central Jersey. This will give PROTECT YOUR time for these plants to mature. A good way to set these plants Is to use a transplanting solution (three WINTER WARISKOBE tablespoontuls of 6-10-5 fertilizer to one gallon of' water), about the roots of the plants after a little soil has been drawn into the hole. MORE LIGHT Plants set now should have a lit- tle shade for two or three days* R/B. 6-2800 .Strawberry baskets are good for this purpose/ Have you started your compost AT NO ADDED COST It, as compost Is very useful In the •••iUn; garden. Of course we do not go all out on the merits of org&rilo ma- Vaults on Premises terial, as some people do. Most ot our vegetables are produced with mineral fertilizers, and ws are still REDUCTION •» • EFFECTIVE JULY 1st, 1947 NOW yon have every reason to increase your use of electricity in the home, for residential rates went down again last week. Step by step—the two go hand in hand—we have increased service and decreased rates. The more we can sell the lower the rate. This makes the modern electric home possible for all; the modern, happy, electric home, where electric appliances of every kind take the place of drudgery and toil. The new rate permits the use of 14 Kilowatt Hours for $1.00 and has decreased the second step from .06 to .056 per KWH, NEW RATE OLD RATE Reiidtntlol Sarrici Rtiidtntlal Scrvlc* First 14 KWH or leu Per Month for $1.00 First 11 KWH or lees per Month for $1.00 '' • Next 46 KWH per Month @ .056 pper KWH Next 39 KWH per Month , @ .06 per KWH Here is your chance to learn how easy it is to speed Next 70 KWH per Month @ .035 per KWH Next 80 KWH per Month @ .035 per KWH up work and save money with the Universal 'Jeep'. All over 130 KWH per Month .02 per KWH All over 130 KWH per Month ® .02 per KWH n You have heated plenty about what the 'Jeep' has / done for others; now see what it will do for you! Just name the work you want done, and we will' show you how the 'Jeep' does it—right on your farm, or in your business.' Call now and ask for a< free demonstration. i Ask Your Electric Dealer to now suggest the good Electric Appliances that go with evdry modernhome, because he now has a bigger stock, JERSEY CENTRAL better selections. POWER & LIGHT CO, •' '1 •Eight EEDBANK REGISTER, JULY 10,1947 age In. recent ytaiw. Those Inter- ("Everything for the Farm and Church Lowers Jimmy Dor»ey At St&te Acreage viewed report that there Is-» con- tiderabla demand for nursery stock Convention Hall and a good market Is anticipated Service Flag Nearly 5,000 For for several years to come because; Jimmy Dorsey and his .orchestra, Tracy's Frozen Custard who will appear in the Convention of home building, public works and Impressive Service At industrial landscaping now being , DRIVE IN Hall, in A«bury Park through July Nursery Crops. planned. OBERSONS Presbyterian Church 15th inclusive, has been acclaimed LONG BRANCH, N. J. - >ne of the foremost dance orches- ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT ras in the country by leading Monmouth Ranks An Impassive service was held critics, Besides playing with his Second With Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Walker of New Location—74 Ocean Avenue [ear of Court Houie Freehold, N. J. Sunday morning at the Red Bank Freehold have announced the en- Presbyterian church \Vhen /the orchestra In the most famous ho- els, theaters and ballrooms 821 Acres gagement of their daughter, Miss . (Opposite the Old) I church's service flag was officially Doris Walker, to Donald Matthews, lowered. Rev. John A. Hayes, pas- /throughout the country, he is also Our 19th year on. Ocean Avenue Long Branch. tor, officiated during the morning motion picture star. Nea'rly 6,000 acres In New Jersey son of'Mr. and Mri. Everett Mat- and gave a sermon entitled "If the are devoted to numery crops, the thews of Colt's Neck. Miss Walker WE HAVE IT NOW! State Department of Agriculture attended Freehold high school, and - Entrance'for cars, Laird Street. r • • •- . - • '__• !_^__ Tree Bear No Fruit." reports, True to 'the name of the The flag held 88 stars In all; six is manager of ths American store Garden State,* the New Jersey, at Freehold. Mr. Matthews,'a grad- FROZEN CUSTARD CONES, DISHES AND of which; were gold; representing nursery industry continues to rank the failure to return of five young uate of Red Bank high school, Is TAKE-HOME PACKAGES. ;• Roebllng Power Lawn Mowers • Field-Garden high as a source of ornamental asoclaited with his father in farm- men of the. congregation And one plants, trees and shrubs which are for the late President Franklin D. ing. . . * r — Also — n : furnished not only to nearby mar- "seeds # Wiseacre Garden Tractors e Rubber Roosevelt, The flag was raised kets, but also are shipped through- HIT BY BOAT HOT BUTTERED POPCORN, FRANKFUR- Sunday, May 31, 1042. out the nation^ All stocks are in- Tired Wagons • Tractor Tires • Home Elec- The church auditorium was filled spected annually by1 the department Felix Confortl of Bloomfleld wan TERS, HAMBURGERS, COLD SODA, HIRES' with 200 irien, women and children and certified when found free from, injured Saturday afternoon while to take part in the Gold Star me- injurious insects and diseases. bathing In the bay at'tht Jobt of ROOT BEER. ' ; tric Appliances • Milk Coolers e Milking Ma- Oceanvlew avenue, Keansburg, morial service. Col, Leland fi. J Stanford, head of the Signal Corps Ih the early days of the past cen- when he was struck on the hip by a v chines e Aerators e Sprayers (all sizes) board at Fort Monmoulh, repre- tury, New Jersey nurseries were motorboat. A Juvenile was released Be Sure It's Tracy's sented tho IT. S. Armed Services an. important source of' orchard in the custody of his parents pend- trees and plants with which fruit '% Traotor Mounted .Dusters e Potato Diggers and officially presented gold em- ing hearing next week before Re- bossed memorial certificates to the farms were stocked.. At present, corder Henry Schwelzer, on charges- Always the Best! five Gold Star families. The cer- Interest Is concentrated primarily of driving a boat carelessly. '/• Boggs Potato Graders e Power Conveyors tificates were officially signed per- In the production of ornamentals, sonally by Rev. D. Eoy Ewing especially evergreens. , • Wisconsin Engines e Generators • Alemite Vale, moderator of the Presbyter- Combined with the returns of ian General Afsenibly, during the New Jersey's flower-growing Indus- recent conflict, The certificates try, the total value of the output of Started and Baby Chicks Supplies e I. H. Parts - Service. - were issued for the following young all horticultural establishments In men who failed to. return home the state was estimated at $18,000,- PURINA CHICK STARTENA Donald Robert Davoy, certificate JIMMY DORSET 000 in 1946. received by his brother, Richard B. Frank A. SoracU supervisor of It's the Best Davey; Samuel Titus Harvey, Jr., Jimmy Dorsey has always pre- nursery Inspection, reports that received by sister, MrB. Reginald P ferred playing sweet danceable New Jersey jias 443 nurseries, with PurlnqEver Lyman, Jr.; Jesse S. Lelghton, Jr., music His recordings are very all of the 21 counties represented. received ty mother, Mrs. Jesse S. popular. Besides being one of. the Bergcr. county leads with 61 con- Made for Lelghton, Srv; George W. Olm-world's greatest saxophone players, cerns, MorrlB county ranking see- stead, received by mother, Mrs. Os- he also plays the cornet, and the ond with 41 establishments and ; Public Auction car Becker, and Wallace M. Wileon, clarinet. Pasaalc third with 35. LIFE and GROWTH received by father, Dr., R. Brown- Although Bergen county leads In ing Wilson. / FOUB INJURED the number of nurseries, more land ; ty our • Following the presentation of the In Middlesex county Is given over certificates, a litany of appreciation Howell township state police re- hutky production Estate Of ported an accident Saturday in to the industry where 1,148 acres btedehloki, was held with Rev. Mr. Hayes In are under cultivation. Monmouth charge. During the lowering of the which four persons received minor Injuries. The accident, occurred on county ranks second in acreage service flag, which has been dis- with 821 acres followed by Cum- played In the choir loft above the route , 33, Shrewsbury township, when cars driven by William Jack- berland county- with 478 acres. Barred Eock», Whit* BocJa, William H. LaBoyteaux pulpit, taps were soundid by aser- Fourth largest arts, devoted to geant at Fort Monmouth. son of Bayonne and Robert Salkln collided. Salkln received stomach nursery stock Is In Bergen county New Hampshire Bed* As a prologue .to the litany of ap- injuries and was taken to Fltkln with 377. acres. Union county 18 preciation, Rev. Mr. Hayes stated hospital. Others injured were Mrs. fifth v/ith 356 acres. • ./ I Hop Creek Farms, Holmdel, N. J. as follows: "One by one the stare William Jackson; Mary Hatsko, The total area devoted to nursery i were placed on our service flag. both of Bayonne and passengers in stock amounts to 4,370 acres, The | Each star represented one person, tho Jackson car, and James Burvey Indicates that 1,615 acres are, | W. D. SWARTZEL a man or woman, who had, In the O'Rourke of Pasaaic, a passenger planted exclusively In evergreens, . July 25th, 26th time ot war, entered tho service of in tho Salkln car. 992 acres In flowering trees" and ! his countiy. Now th\ guns of war shrubs, 180 acres in perennials, and | havo been silenced. Some of our COAL, FEED, FARM SUPPLIES SEEIOUS FIRE AVERTED 211 acrea In shade trees, The re- . At 10 A* M. Each Day youth lie at,reat In peaceful ceme- mainder is devoted to miscellaneous ; teries. Fortunately many more A serious fire at the Keyport and general stock. i HAItET, IM; J. have returned to their families. As plant of the Armstrong Cork com- Rsses^account for ahout 75 acres ' ) Five Magnificent Farms we remove our. service flag we pany was narrowly averted Thurs- while another specialty among nur-! think of these.'1 Following this (All farms subject to prior sale.) day night when several bales of sery owrieirs In Bergen county is the j .Phone Keyport 7-110? the pastor and congregation took cork wood, valued at $800, were de- grWlngJot aquatic plants for pools. | part in a general prayer service In stroyed. The blaze started In. a A newiltem is the production of j ' 200 Registered Herefords appreciation of the brave men and storage yard, adjoining the plant cultivated blueberry plants. i women of the .church. The service buildings. The fire was'conflned to The pifeUijilnary survey reveals a ' endadwith a prayer'of remem- one end of the storage yard. slight iricrijase in the nursery acre- Farm Machinery - Equipment' brance. ' ••'•••, BY ORDEB OF: Special music was rendered by \ . the church quartet, composed of Mrs. Ronald W. Allen, soprano; CLETUS KEATING - C. R. NASH Mrs. Thomas McClintock, contra! to; A. Leroy Baker, t?ior, and Al- Executors lan Jtr-Woolloyr-l>aritone_and_jIk. I Auctioneers: Sales Manager: rector. William H. Crawford was at the organ. Lieut. A, Leroy Ba- i B. G. COATS, Lone Branch, N. 3. tlOY HIATT, ker, stationed at Fort Monmouth j G. L. PETTIT, Bloomfleld, lownu :'• ;. sang a tenor-sold, "God Bless Our Land." ' Mhs, Eohald W.'.Allen took j Address all Inquiries to B. G. Coats, 49lf Bath Ave., Long Brandi, part In the absence of Mrs. J. Wil- ; N. J., or Koy Hlatt, Portland, Indiana. Catalogs mailed • upon liam Helm, 'soprano. A. Kenneth j request • ' . Magner, Jr.,, student assistant, offi- ciated during the call to worship, doxologyi Invocation, Lord's prayer and the Apostle's creed. 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TAHOI, Muh/al Nihtttk, Mondayi and friJayi Phone AT-1-0700 91 Rrst Ave., Atlantic Highlands MEMBER FEDERAL DEP08IT INSURANCE CORPORATION 163 Monmouth" Street R«d Bank, JM. J." ••"'?•.;;•*•••v •: RED BANK REGISTER; JTJLY10,1947 Page Nine j-j first! Junior Wlcki, second, and Fred- erick Trautweln, third. •, Mildred Lease ' Mils bicycle race 'for boys—Henry 400 Persons Attend Cross, Jr.! first! William Zalleri, aeeond, FOR SALE and Ednsrd Bennett, third. College Graduate 1%. flower show was atageala Hotm- del Fellowship hall. Mrs. Fred J. Noble Mtss Mildred B. Lease, daughter Baby's play pen, Bathinette, low chair had the aoit polnti In ths women1! ar- of Mr, and'Mrs. Joseph 0. LesJH of Holmdel Celebration rangenienf planes, thus taking the Runuon, was graduated from Sim- table, tricycle, children's clothes, 9x12 rug? 10x12- iweesitakcl, and Daniel 81 Ely won a similar award for men. Maura Mullln, mons college, ochool of library sci- rug, runners of carpet, men's raincoats, children's Judith Holmes and Marco' Mullln were ence, at Boston last month. She top prize wlnncri in\tha children's has accepted a position as library and ladies' shoes, bathing suits, play suits, pieces clalici. • , . '' '• BE CAUGHT Parade, Athletic Contests -And In the. specimen' dais, tint prize! assistant of the Mount Herman . of curtains, packing trunk, dishes, five-tube radio. were,won by tin. Murray Todd. Mn, school for boys at Mount Hermon, W. Jay Duncan, Mrs, Clarence Zlegler Mass. " Other things too numerous to mention. Odd Flower Show Feature Event, and Hri. William S. Pitcher. Second pieces of furniture. I " • •: prim went to Mill iftrlon Tcdd, Mill Residents of Ho]md«l township Nancy Eolaui, "Little Bo-Peep." Anna Croii and Mrs. J. T. Crois. Dorothy Ely, a Dutch mild. Arrangement claat winners wit*'. SAtlE ALL D/.Y FRIDAY AN!) SATURDAY, celebrated July Fourth with a pir; Athletic meet'wlnntri were: Arrangement. In an Bntlque pitcher— THRIFT ACCOUNT ada, an athlttlo meet and t flower it-yard daih Itt bo'yi ten yeari old Mrs. John T, Crou, flnt; Mn. Noble, JULY 11 AND 12. •how. The parade had a "Mother —-Joiepn Hammond, tint; Frederick second, and -Mrs. Daniel S, .Ely, third. . Lavender flowers' in a pewter con* Goon", theme- Relay races, three- rrautweln, lecond, and Junior Wlcka, third* • ~ . t' talner—Mrs, . William. Florence, first. Mrs. Edward Hickman legged race* and sack races -were Mile Cross, lecond, ' and Mill Claire »-yard dun tor glrli—Ann Ulckey, featured at the athletic meet. The Slndllnger,, third. • ' Int; Margaret Welgand, lecoond. and Arrangement of roses in a glass con- 18 WASHINGTON'STREET, RUMSON, flower snow featured a large dis- Erelyn Small, third. tainer—Mrs., Noble,, flnt: Mn/ William play of specimen clauea and »xtis- 60-yard dub (or boyi, 15 yean old- Rilcer, second, and Miss Catherine Hamf < BXTEB BOAD AND HTWT STBEET) 1 tlo floral arrangement!. Walter Wllion, first, Bobby Jeltrks, lec- let, third. ' ond, and Chandler White, third. Arrangement of garden flowers In a Prior to" the parade, Captain An- 60-rird daih for glrll—Wanda. P«- ten-Inch container—Mrs, Croii, first, drew Shepard, N. A. D., ESarle com- eaui, flrit; Helen Tremble, leoond, and MiBs-CroBB, second,, and Mrs. Noble, manding officer, delivered'a patrl- Polly Hammond, third. third. . . ' . V Arrangement of flowers in a basket— otlo address. A flag raising cere- 100-yird daih (or boyi—Henry Cro«. Mn. Noble, nrst: Mn. Robert Bohn, mony was conducted by Boy Scout Jr., anti Robert Hoffman, second, and second, and Uri. Todd, third. William Croti, Jr., third. troops M, ST and *» of KeyporC, Arrangements of yellow and brown loo-yard daih (or glrli—Mary Cath- flowirs:i'ln *• copper • contalner-^-Danlel and patriotic songs were sung by erine Antonldei, flrst; Ann Biker, sec- S. Ely,: first; Crunk Sindllnger, second, the crowd of more than 400 persons ond, and Pegsy Rlker, third. and Murray Todd, third. ' ' • ' :' attending. W. Jay Duncan was Sick rac« for boyi—Junior Wlckj, Arrangements of weeds grown In general chairman, of the event Irst; Ltwls Wicks, second, and' Bruce your own garden^—Mr. Todd, nrst, and Phillips, third. > :Mr. Ely,.iecohd. s-.. which has been held annually for Arrangement'of flowers in a container the past six years. Sick race (or glrli—Mary Catherine not meant for flowers—William Flor- Antonldes, lint; Ann Hlckey, second, ence, firsts Mr, Ely, ler/ond, and Mr. Both children and adults partic- and Patricia Fatterion, third. ' Todd, third. ,. '--'• .... ipated' in the parade, and final -Special sack race (or glrli—Nancy Holmei, first; Peggy Rlker, second, and Arrangement ,ln a novelty container— judging was done on the field in Ann Rlker, third. Maurn Mullln, flnt, and Douglas Fromm, back of the Reformed church. Jr.. second. Special lick race for boyi—Walter Mininture arrangement — Judith MISS MILDRED B. LEASE Awards ;were given lor contestants Wllion. firsts Junior Wicks,'Mcond, and i ... Chandler White, third. ' ' ' Holmei, first; Margo Mullin, second,' and on horseback, for horse-drawn car- Three-legged race {or boyi and glrli— VircinlH Fromm, third. At Simmons Miss Lease was an rlages, motor-powered vehicles, MinlnturQ garden sccne^—Maude Cross, active member of Academy, the Patricia Pattarlon and Helen Tremble, first; Mary Conover, second, and Margo hand-dfa-wn carts,' foot marchers flnt; Judy Holmes and Mary Gathering Mullln, third, honor society at the college, and and bicycle riders. Rigs We In Antonldei, second, and Carol Maher and Mirjorle Antonldei, third.' During the afternoon 30 women tho 020 Library club. She was grad- colorful bunting* and carried the Speeltl three-legnd race for boyi and participated In a special arrange- uated from Rumson high school gay effects of fairyland tales. Mrs. glrll—Virginia and Walter Wllion, ment class, and all containers and and MOnmouth junior college. Flora Holm'es, drassed as Mother flnt; Marian Todd and Edward Stoll, second, Nancy Holmes and Richard flowers were supplied by the show Gooae, led the parade. Tornbee, third. committee. Mra. Octavlus Knight At aca level water bolls at 212 Hut Prlio winner! In ths psrads »HI Bicycle race for girls—Carole Klnafer, won flrst prize, and Mra. W. Jay Taylor Hanc«, Holmdel'i poltmastsr, and first, and Dolly Hammond, second. degrees Fahrenheit, but at 30,000 James Maher. Th« win pos«« as a Bicycle race tor boyi—Billy Welgand, Duncan was second. feet it will boil at 156 degrees. nuriimtld and "Babjr Dumpling." OtJnr prise winntrs w«r»; HorsAacV ildsrs—Olalre and Carolyn Slmlllnier asTweedla De« and Twetdla ™ors« drawn emlami—Jams Hard- inj a* King Colt, Jo Hammond^ Michael Hnidrlekiou ind Michael Dadsi. the "START SPRAYING/ Witt, HAVE A UNDSJY TRUCK Addlin three, aid Linda Hammond, the •OOY<*UIIT BEFORE YOUR BAINT REACHES °BI«rcle»—Taylor and Linda Schanck, dtiiud u Unoli Sim and Hiss liberty, Another First ptrched on chain on bicycles ridden by their pirenti, 11 r. and Mrs. George Schanck. 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"the finest finishing process" APN.YAT: AT : A&P SUPER MARKET 7- 121 MONMOUTR ST., s > RED BANK LEON'S t,. 64-76 White St. ' since 1012 R.B. 6-2800 The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company 1''••'':•' ^4- v' ••"i""''''^iiil'r-rJ*iiliiMaj •'': ''' '/' / RED BANK'EEGISTER,mY10; Farm New* strain, one which "is designed, to ollow the manufacturer'* direc- stand the heat of summer. ions.," • ••', '•'•.•••• • ,• * PIANO LESSbNS After the grain' is stored it Is a At Your Horn* oi Mr Stadia .' HELP WANTED Control Corn Earworm Boot* Need Oxjftn :ood Idea to check once in a while 21 MAPLE AVE. • ' Information from, the New Jersey Roots of plants as well as their see If the moth or weevil 1» ac- Cor. Maple Ave. A White St, Fred A. Wohlforth. B. S. Ed. ;On Singer Sewing Machines. Working hours, 7 hours Experiment- station Indicates the leaf systems breathe, and oygen is ive, according to C. S. Garrison, PUnlst tot Clubs, Rictptliiru, itc WIND8HIELD QLA88 2 SUrirwhlti Ar«, at Pinckney Roid f da'ly, 5 days per week; time and one-half will be paid possibility of a severe infestation taken from the soil atmosphere by lutgers crop specialist. If damage of corn earworm this year. There- roots, and carbon dioxide Is re- ippears, treat the grain with a mrx- R. B. S-2490-J '''Above 35 hours'.' fore, growers of this crop should be leased. The soil gets its supply of ure of ethylene dlchlorlde'and car- DESK; TOPS * prepared 'to control this insect. air and oxygen from three different bon tetrachloride, which does not AMBOY .MANUFACTURING CQ. • - , Richard 0. Rice, associate agrlcul: sources. Rain or irrigation water make a Are hazard. Make sure the tural agent, says that * the.,,oll- penetrates the air spaces and fills bin is as tight as possible and the DOOR GLASS OAKLAND and WEST STS. pyrcthrum"| treatment, when used many of them as It sinks down- iralri fairly dry, and use a sprlhk- correctly has given satisfactory ward until it becomes capillary wa- r can to apply then mixture. Have Bring . PHONE RED PANK 6-0041. control of this pest* ter or meets an obstruction. Soil heavy rolled tarpaulin handy on . BOAT GLASS op of the grain and Unroll it The ' oil-pyretbrum ' treatment cools at night and warms lip during Your inust be'used before the earworm the day. This increases soil temper- luickly after sprinkling' the grain. TABLE TOPS* larvae reach the kernel and after ature during hours of sunlight and Open the building after a few days, and take off. the tarpaulin, pollination Has taken place. Norm- tho air will move out of the soil Installed While You Wait suggests Mr. Garrison. Grain treat- ally pollination is completed In If the top is not heavily crusted. IN A.ONMOUTH COUNTY three days after the alllc shows, but id with this fumlgant can be fed Red Bank Auto Glass Co. Cleaning-Dyeing The same change takes place when o animals without harming them. to be safe, application may be de- the barometer changes and air be- ^ 21 MAPLE AVE. layed until seven days after silk ex- FOR FINE WALLPAPER comes lighter''or heavier. Vege- v TEL.tR. i. 6-3880-J. And posure. At this time an oiler 'is tables grown on heavier" types of Watch Hay Mow Heat, Is Advice used to apply % of a cubic centi- soils In New Jersey are especially Poor haying weather, or the meter, or 'A tcaspoonful of«mixture helped by cultivation or breaking AND BEST fAlNTS in the tip of each ear. imptatlon to mow away hay while the ' surface crust as soon as thp still damp enough to prevent leaf There are some new, materials on Laundering ground can be worked after a rain. loss may result in mow heating of ITCH the market that apparently are Where crops, such as tomatoes, IT'S helpful In controlihg corn earworm Jay and possible fire. W. ,C. Krueg- Don't Suffer Another Minute ggplants, peppers and beans are :r, extension specialist' in agricul- but they seem to be In very short ;rown in rows 86 Inches or more Are you tormented with pitching of< «- supply at present. tural engineering, college of agri- zema psoriasis, rashes, athletes foot; Problems part, cultivator teeth in the center culture, Rutgers university,, ex- •unburn, eruptions. rectal itching, For more information about con- letween the rows may be set to rough, hands or face or other ikln plains heating is a combination of troubleit For quick relief and good KLARIN S trol of corn earworm with oil- lenetrate the soil at least six to result* use Victory Ointment. ' Devel- pyrethrum; obtain New Jersey Ex- lacterial and chemical action. Salt DIRECTLY 26 Monmouth Street, Red Bank. N. J. ight inches, and only about onc- s elf no use in preventing barn oped for the boys in tbe services, now periment Station Circular. No. 413 alf to one inch deep, close'to the offered to the folks back' home. White, at the Monmouth County Extens- .res, he says. Kreaseleas' antiseptic, cooling; p&ln re- PHONE 8-3838 plants. In carrots and beets and Krueger warns that when tem- lieving, vaniihlntf; Does "hot irritate. ion Service office at 20 Court street, the more intensively planted crops, Safe for children and First Aid Honey To Our Freehold', N. JJ peratures go above 125 degrees, back guarantee; A war development a chisel arrangement' not. more start looking for trouble, and when not • substitute. Get VICTORY OINT- than three-eights Inch thick adapt- MENT—tbe finest.. Jar« or tubes. DISTRIBUTORS . > Farm Poni heat goes up to 175,degrees, trou- Sold in Red Bank by Liggett, Whelan, ed to cultivating equipment will ble Is practically at hand.-That is Sun Ray or .your hometown Xinig Store. PLANT Clocks of All Kinds Re- Imperial Washable Wallpaper - Sherwln Will'—s Ernest Talk, Battleground farms, open the soil to a depth of five to, the time to keep all doors and paired and Sold, New recently constructed a five-acre six Inches, This generally will not openings closed to prevent drafts >. . and Old. Specializing la and Merkln Paint Products pond on his potato farm hear disturb the roots and will allow wa- vhiph might feed air to the over- Expert Advice—No Obligation Grandfather*? Clooka. Hightstown, The pond was, built ter and air to penetrate deeply In- ieated pockets, primarily for storing water for Ir- to the soil. Soil air Is important A temperature guide to danger rigating his potato acreage, but he for plant growth. points in hay heating and precau- also expects the pond to serve-Jor Earthworm^ Help Save, Enrich tions for hay storage arc available fire protection and recreation. The Soil at the county agricultural agent's pond was built with a bulldozer LEON'S Clock Shop office. .••'•'• during spare time last winter and Earthworms which help keep Clocks called for and robins and fishermen happy, also spring. What was formerly marshy Bight Way Opens Feed Bag Hnsily 64-76 White Street delivered PUBLIC SALE land'is now covered with water play an Important part In'preserv- Ing soil. What is more, they actu- Learning the proper way to open ,from three to ten feet deep. Ac- Call Red Bank 6-3111-J By virtue of the authority vested in us, we the undersigned ally increase soil fertility. Harry grain or feed bags can save, much cording to Neal Munch, conserva- Red Bank Carlton Theater Bldg. R. Slayback, extension specialist in time.In the course of a year, says will sell at Public Auction entire Household Goods and Furnish- tionist, there are small marsh areas soil conservation, college of agricul. the Monmouth County Extension EST. 1912 •. *• 99 Monmouth 8L ings on the premises at: " on many farms In Monmouth coun. ture, Rutgers university, passes Service. And besides, bags are not Closed . Saturdays dtlrinf Junt* ty that can be made'useful by con- Vaults on Premises along recent findings of scientists damaged if they are opened cor- July and August r structing a-farm pond. Monmouth Hills - Highlands, N. J. working for the United States De- rectly. Here Is how to do If. . Mr. Tark has nlready fertilized partment of Agriculture. On Wes Twin Road at intersection of Bayvlew Terrace and tho pond with 500 pounds of com- Stand facing the single thread They say when the earthworm side of the stitching. Break a loop opposite the Monmouth Hills Club. Formerly residence of plete fertiliser in preparation for stocking this fall with flngerllng eats hls way through the eath, sol near the' right-hand corner of the ^ • . . • • . • . , • ^ . Dr. Wm. JT. Matthew*. bass and blucgullE, obtained from goes through his body and comes bag. Pull out two or three stitches the U. S." Department of Interior out as casts to resist erosion. Al of the single thread. Take hold of hatcheries. These flngorllngs are the same time the tunnels made by the loose thread on each side of the General Electric Oil Burners SATURDAY, JULY 12 made available through the Free- the worm help air penetrate into bag. Pull on both of these threads hold Soil Conservation district. the soil and Increase the water in- at' the same time! Stitching un- at 1 P. M. sharp. take ' capacity of the soil. When ravels from right to left. Opening Raspberry Cone Borers rainwater trickles through these feed bags the right way gives a , Backed by all of the Research and Resources. Refrigerator (General Electric), Banjo Wall Clock, Kneehola passages, surface runoff and soil high return on!bags and saves time Desk (Mahogany), 5 piece Bosk Set (French); Pair Bookcases i During the m'onth of July two erosion are reduced. and tempers. ..'.,. shelves each with books, Floor Lamps, Fireplace wood box (Metal), cane boring Insects appear in the During tho life of the worm Its . of General Electric 3 Complete Fireplace Sets (French and Dutch), Ships Model, Love commercial raspberry fields and In body builds a high nitrogen conten GARDEN NOTES •'..'•• ' . '••• •••• •••.:'- ;'<^ ';." • Seat, Settees, Occasional Living Room Chairs with Sltp Covers, the home garden,' warns M. A, and wjien he dies, crops get this Coffee Table (Mahogany), Table Lamps, Sewing Tablo 2 drawers, Clark, agricultural agent. One bor The lawnmow'er should be set to nitrogen all at once. If you are considering purchase of an oil^ufner . ;r. Occasional Tables, Smoking Stands, End Tables, Screen 3 panel or, namely, the raspberry cine bor- cut about two Inches high. Proof of the value of earthworms mirror top with French Tapcstrv Panels, Candle Holders (French) er, causes the growing "tips of-'hew camo from a test with millet, says and Russian), Tea Wagon, Rugs—Domestic and Oriental assorted canes to wilt. The Insect girdles the Plants which require staking get in touch with us - Your Authorized Dealer Mr. Slayback. Stalks were heavier sizes largest 13' x 22', Unusual Mahogany Card Table \vit!r**cntcr upper part of the cane with two should be tied up progressively as on soil in which there were earth- •drawer, '12 Piece Dining Room Set (Sheraton^ including 9 Rush rows of punctures about. one-half- growth advances, and before the worms than on soil In which there '' '* • • • " .'FOR ;•'••••.*• ,: . Bottom Chairs, 12 Pairs of Drapes, Pair Hurricane Lamps, Large inch apart. stems are knocked down by a sum- amount of Chinaware, Glassware, Complete Sets of French Cry- were,none." The weight different mer storm. stal Wine and Cocktail Glasses, Cut-glasB, Goblpts; Steak Platter Another common borer is the was 46%.. Worms may increasi tree and well (Tiffany), 12 Hand Painted Dinner Plates, Chocolate raspberry cane maggot. This pe yields If cropping practices are fol- Removing the central flower buds GENERAL ELECTRIC SALES and SERVICE Sat, 62 Piece Dresden Dinner Set, Limoges—Copeland and Dresden causes- wilting of the new canes lowed to allow the nprmal life cycli from.delphinium spikes causes the Plates, Bowls, etc., Chinese Porcelain Consolo Set, Vases tn Pairs as It bores Into the pith and-girdles among ealrthworms. . development of many smaller, lat- tho. cane from the Inside. The most _mnd-Single_JHand_Pnintsd),.BUt.FigMriMs. JDclft}, 14", Stafford- L eral flower . spikes of suitable Shire Vases, Nest of Tables, (Sheraton), Kttchenware, Linens. satisfactory oonWol-for_ these-and_ V-Bln Care-Cuts-draln-Bug-tost— longth for cutting.- (Table and.Bed), Boudoir Chairs, Carved and Gilded Mirrors, Hall other boring-Insects;li.tO'.removi Runners, Chests of Drawers, Dressers, Bureaus, Sets of Twin the infested portion of the cane and ' Many Monmouth county 'farmers find It is good business to clean When preparing a ipray from FRED D. WIK0HI COi Beds'complete, Hooked Rugs. Prints .and Pictures, Electrical Ap- destroy It by/burning. These borers grain storage bins before the powder, first make a paste of a pliances, Metal and Wicker Porch and Lawn Furniture, Gas Range, are not usually serlou^biit they d small amount of water and the 19 WEST FRJNT ST. RED BANK, N. J. Bridge Lamps, Muffin Stand, Dressing Table (Poudre-riz), Shaving cause some concern, especially In wheat and barley harvest as Insur- ance against two enemies—the An- powder. Then add this paste to the Stand 2 drawers, Walnut, r.attan Sun Room Set, Folding Fire- the borne garden. full amount of water. place Screens and many good and useful items that are too num- goumoii grain moth and4 granary erous to list. . ' weevil. ^ ' Summer Spinach County Agent Clark tells howlos Spinach can .' be ' successfully from the pests : can be cut down. .DIRECTIONS: Turn south off Highway No. 36 at Dennetts grown during the summer In spite First thing to do is take out all the Real Estate Office and follow- directional Arrows. Sale is just of hot weather, if soil is well pre old grain, either loose or in bags, across street from Monmouth Hills Club. All visitors please'park pared' so roots can penetrate deep because that Is where the troubl your cars at the Monmouth Hills Club. into cool, most soil underneath, will start. Then sweep bins thor- says M. A. Clark, agricultural oughly, cleaning out cracks espe- NOTE: All Items to be removed from the premises at con- agent. This means that soil mus cially. ' , ' . clusion of Sale. Movers will bo present to wait upon you. The be-well drained and aired so roots Airtight bins are fumigated eas1- undersigned and Auctioneer shall not b. responsible in case of can do down 15 to 24 inches. . accident or injury to any person or persons in, on or about the ily, but open' bins will have to be Cars Are Now On Hand premises. . If overhead irrigation is avallabl sprayed. Recent tests at the New the soil should be thoroughly wei Jersey Agricultural < Experiment B. G. COATS AGENCY to a depth of six to eight lnche: station by Dr. Johnt B. Schmlti before sowing the seed so ther show benzene hexachlorlde has th« B. Q. Conto, Auctioneer Long Branch, N.-fr. may be enough moisture in the soil edge on D.D.T. for killing these 190 Bath Ave.—Phone 6-3699' coming to the surface through pests. But "benny hex" has, capillary action to germlnte th strong order which some folks di Frank Woolley A. E. Williams . seed and Btart the -young plants not like and in any case, whethe growing. Chose a summer savoy it or D.D.T. Is used, be sure ti P. Ballantine&Sons, Some words foolyou :• •' Newark, WAVE WAVE means I means THIS IS THE FEAZEE MANHATTAN-AMEBICA'S NEWEST FINE CAE ,••.••• • ' . •' '• ' i - • •' •;••'' "•• ' •' ' • ...butBALLANTINE The Frazer Manhattan embodies all the engineers and designers have learned from the \: accelerated technical advances of four year's of war. More' than two years in preparation, always means: PU it is a one hundred per cent postwar automobile supremely new! There's the wave that seems Bky-high.:. tho wave that says "Good-bye." Definitely wave's « confusing word. It can fool you. But not Bnllanlino! Ballantine always , means PURITY, BODY, FLAVOR . . . the •unerlmiva qualities Bymbolized by Peter BsflflrttWs famous 3-ring trado mark. Look , for Uu 3 ring\... call for Ballantino. LllZ-MonmoutK St, Red Bank- America's finest since 1840 \ Phone 6-1702 --s BED BANK REGISTER. JULY 10,1947 Clifford; Merritt, the Sunday-school DIES AT'TKACK Resigns Post f board of education, the Ladles' Aid ANNOUNCEMENT society aod tha young people's fel- Harry E. Langel of Newark, a re- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE lowship, ' p. , . tired postal clerk, died of a heart At Union Beach attack Friday afternoon at the Programs " SWEDISH HOP Monmouth Park Jockey club. He Wills Probated was sitting in the grandstand with WIN8 9;45 A. M. NOW UNDER Belford Man Is;ftew his wile when he was stricken. Ac- Every 8unday The following- wills. have been cording* to Mrs.'Langel, he bad been NEW MANAGEMENT Keansburg Principal probated In the office of ^Surrogate. suffering with a heart conditltm.for WNBC 8:30 A. M. Ocean Avenue - 'Sea Bright, N. 4. Dorman McFaddln: ' some time. He was pronounced First 8unday of Month Harold E. Butterfleld oi'Belford, Dr. Albert j^eo Blalsdell, who, died dead by Dr. Stanley O. Wilklns, flWMey'pokiywkffl, Tnfi, formerly of Linden, U. J. fop 13. years supervising principal June IS at Long ' Branch • be- track physician. / Featuring Dotty Swanaon, accordlan. Every Friday and of Union Beach, schools, resigned queathed his estate ts his wife, Monitor Broadcast that^ position lost week and -wlllac- Mrs, Mildred I. Blalsdell, and also ,, Saturday 3lghti. Sandwiches. ' cept a similar position at Keans- •Thc> cedars of- Lebanon, which WJZ8:16P. M. directed that $300 go to the West have appeared.in history for 2,000 Shuffleboara — Darts . burg, replacing G. Warren Atjmack, Long Branch Cemetery trust for Thursday who retired after H years of serv- years, iwere reduced to a few dozen care of the (plot where his parents at last.report. . ice. The Union Beach school board are buried. Mrs. Blalsdell was appointed Miss Kathleen Eckhart named executrht. of Keypprt as principal and Mrs. Burtis Aumack of Union Beach as William C. Forman, Millstone ' Luncheon clotlis of Original beauty assistant pricipal. •.••-.- township, who died May 28, named his son, William C. Forman, Jr., to * Vibrant pottery colors Before coming to Union Beach,- receive the 7B-aore farm, adjoining BELFORD Mr. Butterfleld taught: at Lake-; meadow property and farm Imple- * Inspiration from South wood, Bloomfleld, Port MonmouUr ments; The surviving widow, Mrs. arid Mount Tabor, He-Is a gradu- Ella, J, Forman, was bequeathed a of the Border ate of Flemtngton high school, life-right in one-half of the farm 1/ Iht wll-lmom dtilgntrt ^ewark Normal school and attend- In' lieu of dowe):. Two daughters, ed Syracuse university, He holds a Florence Forman Silvers and Elsie d. d. and Itillt IllUt . ' TROPICAL FISH B. S. degree from Rutgeris univer- Forman, Kanhofer, ' were be- sity.: ' . • '•.••• queathed legacies of $1,000 each. Mr. ButterfleW, who is president Residuary estate was bequeathed' LINEN of the Belford Civic association, Is to Mrs. Forman, William C. For- a member of the National and State man, Jr., was named executor. HATCHERY Education associations, the Nation- Marmette Bovalet Burke, Red MEN'S PART WOOL al Principal's association, the exec- W PMfS Bank, who died June i, named her utive committee of the New Jersey husband, Robert E. Burke, benenclr Principals' association, the - New ary and executor In a will drawn GABARDINE SLACKS Jersey Elementary Press assocla- March 20, 1947. • \ Man, the Monmouth County Mental Smooth-looking, 25% wool gabardine QQ HOURS: 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. DAILY Hygiene committee, and Supervis- Annie Hart, once an internation- ors Round Table. ally famed actress, who died at slacki. Pleated front,- zipper fly. Brown Fair Haven June 13 at the age of or blue. Sizes 29 to 42. He is finance officer of the Union 87, bequeathed her residuary es- OPEN SUNDAYS Beach American Legion post, a di- tate to the Actors Fund'of Ameri- rector of the Keyport Kiwanis club, ca, with offices in New York. Miss Darcy F. and A. M. lodge, and the Hart, who once received salaries of Middletowa township Y.M.C.A. as high as $800 a week, reportedly MEN'S ALL WOOL Belford, N. J. committee. . • • , lived for a time before her death Main St. and East Road, on ?15 a week from the actors' fund, plus contributions from GABARDINE SLACKS To Attend Camps friends. Although she was said to have accumulated a substantial es- Wonderful wardrobe stretchers, 100%" . During Summer tate much of this was dissipated by gifts to less fortunate friends, In all wool gabardine (lacks. Brown or 4% Atlantic Highlands Presbyterian the will, she provided that the blue, pleated front, zipper fly. Sizes ^} church will have a number of its Worden fun«ral home. Red Bajik, young people attending summer receive $660 for.her burial In Fair 30 to 40. conferences this year. The sched- View cemetery. James A. Worden ule has already begun with Misses was named executor In the will W. P SCOTT Jane Woodward and Nancy Joy at- drawn July IB, 1946. tending the student's conference' In Frederick G.'Hurst, Mlddletown LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S June at America's Keswick, Leav- township, who died June 15, named ing list Saturday for the July con- bis wife, Elizabeth S. Huret, bene- . SANFORIZED ^SHRUNK . ference at the same place was John ficiary and executrix in a will Contractor and Builder Quackenbush and Walter Mickens, drawn July 9, 1D32, SPORT SHIRTS <9B Others yill be Martha Lee Wels, Edith L. Christopher, Asbury Solid colon, white* fancy pattern!. 1 who will attend the Ballr confer- Park, who died April 8, named a Variety of cool lummer material!. ence ;' William McKee, Buddy Joy relative, Joseph Couse, to receive 74 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK, N. J. and Richard Smith, the Shadow- real estate In North Asbury Park . brook conference In the Pooonos; and balance In bank accounts after j 52" Sq. $6.95 Richard and Robert Ledergerber, other provisions of the will are met. ITHEi . PHONES 6-2159, 6-37$4. the Children's Bible camp at Mount Residuary estate was bequeathed 52" x 70" $9.85 j Lou-San, Pa., and Elinor and Don- equally among three cousins,. Ma- ' aid MacLauglln, who will. attend bel Stryk«r Thomson, Elsie B, Stry- : the Plnebrook Bible conference In ker and Lewis H. Stryker, an of NAPKINS—69c each j the Poconos. ^ • Mlddlebush. The Asbury Park Na- SURPRISE 1 | Sponsors of the program to eend* tional Bank arid .Trust Co. was Before buying (that new home visit I these young people to summer con* named executor. •''-><•' j Old Farm Village, Rumson, and- see • ferences for a week are Mrs, Jobri Selden J. Ward,' Matawan, who 50 BROAD ST. RED BANK I Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. I*aul mi died June'8, named his wife, Elea- NO RED'TAPE IN'MAKING ADJUSTMENTS ! Joy, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Quacks nor H. Ward, beneficiary and his what I have to offer, then compare ! enbush, Mr., and Mrs. "William- Mc^ brother, James! H."Ward, executor MONEY REFUNDED UPON REQUEST. ' Kee, Mr; and Mrs. Stanley Smith; in a'will drawn AprH22,194&' 1 161 BROAD STREET values. .— Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ledergerber, Peter J. Galbralth, Howell town- Mr. and Mrs. Donald HacLaughlln, ship, who died May 27," named his REDB^NK • ' 'A: Mr. and Mrs. George Wels, MlM wife, Anna Moore Galbralth', bene- Margaret R. Todd, Mrs. John V. ficiary and executrix in a will RUTH G. COOK PEGGY BRADLEY Wills, Mrs. William H. Hadflleldt drawn May '2, 1947. \\ Pays To Advertise in The Register Opens Sa 12,1947 At The RUMSON VETERANS' MEMORIAL HOME Avenue Of Two Rivers and Blackpoint Road, Rumson 1947 4-Door IV ^rcury Sedan with Radio and Heatej g^ the Cooperative Award To Be Made On July 19, 1947 DANCING NIGHTLY GROUND PRIZES FOR ALL!! f'A BED BANK BEfflSTER, JULY 10,1947 in MONMOUTH COUNTY it's Potato Digging First Aid Squads Wields Speaker's Gavel To Meet At Belmar £. R. SNYDER & CO. Starts Next Week The New Jersey State First Aid council of the first district-will meet tonight at the first aid squad for Observations Point homo, at South Belinar. District To A Good Crop Chairman Harold R.'Llppincott of INSURANCE Neptuoe.Clty has arranged a pro- ;C .CASUALTY • MARINE • AVIATION • LIFE • BONDS New Jersey potato growers plan grain consisting of. a medical lec- SURVEYS and APPRAISALS o begin digging the 1947 harvest ture' and first aid motion picture in of spuds in about a week to ten ddition to the business session, litsnsod Now York acid Now Jersey Broken days, the State Department of Agri- which will start at 8:30 o'clock. I ' 135 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. culture reports. However, limited Tha Belmar sguad has applied Announcing offerings already have appeared, For the 1918 state council conven- PHONE: AI 1 -0900 especially in South Jersey counties. tion, which will be'held in Octo- •an Recent observations of Central ber of that year. The Belmar squad Jersey fields lead marketing anal- will celebrate Its 20th year of ser- ysts to predict that Garden State vice to the public, having been the Extended Bus Service 1 farmers will harvest a very satis- Initial first aid squad to'organize NEW JERSEY ! factory crop this summer. Pro- ill the United States. At the pies-' on the DANCING longed spring rains made it neces- ent time New Jersey leads the oth- sary for fanners to extend the nor-, er 32 suites that have first aid and EVERY NIGHT mal planting .season and then late Asbury Park-Paterson 1 emergency (quads with a total of TONITE THROUGH JUlff 15th frost hi* some delis. However, 272, the nearest competitors in this plenty of rain and cool weather, respect being, Pennsylvania and followed in turn by good growing Virginia, both of which have con- conditions during the past few siderably less than'SO'squads each. Bules Will Pick Up Passengers At: Asbury JIMMY DORSET weeks, have offset the poor start. Park, Eatontown, Red Bank, Middletown, and His Orchestra The district has approved a new Growers expect the yield to fall emblem design for automobile', use . Keyport, Cliffwood Beach, Laurence Harbor, .ADMISSION - - - SUB somewhat short of the record set only, which has been sent on to the Morgan ... •» ' last year. Moreover, they have state\ council executive board for1 complied with > government re- state-wide approval. Ai" the last Air-Cooled CONVENTION HALL quests for acreage reduction, plant- district meeting, which-wag held in For Discharge At: Woodbridge, Rahway, ing only about 51,000 acres, or about Belmar, Dr, A. Downey Oaborn out- Linden, Roselle, Roselle Park, Union, Irving- BOARDWALK, ASBURY PARK one-fifth less than in 1916. These lined the hazards'of squad mem- ton, Newark. E. Orange, Bloomfield, Clif- factors of lower.yield and smaller bers contracting communicable; dis- ton, Pa*»aic, Paterton. acreage may cut production about eases, and urged the immunization 30 per cent, it is estimated. Early of all members against the several predictions place the crop at 8,500,- For farther , informatioiK 000 bushels. types from which protection can be procured. Methods of sterilizing see any ticket agent or The New Jersey potato industry elnbulances and equipment were call Paisaic Z-1S12. committee, under the leadership of also reviewed In an interesting Willis R. Morgan, Trenton, manag- question and answer period, which ing director, has announced that followed Dr. Osborn's address. HOME OWNERS! dealers and growers have agreed to a plan calling Jor grading and Rep. James C. Auchlticloss of Rumson wields the gavel during Your Home Can Be federal-state inspection as in 1046. House debate in nation's capltol. The Rumson Republican occupied sorghum molaftes, and Dealers have agreed to handle only the Speaker's" chair at the'request of Speaker Martin who, sum- cane syrup are used 'instead of for as little as shipments under complete inspec- moned from the chamber, called Auchlncloss from the floor to pre- sugar, 1W times afl much Is re- tion. Purchasers will- reqplve cop- side at the rostrum. Auchlncloss won the approval of his col- quired to'get the Bame sweetening, Shore Lines Inc. *Re-ROOFED es'of the inspection certificates as leagues while he was "Mr. Chairman." ; . .'.".". because these'substances are not guarantee of quality and grade. as sweet as ordinary sugar, '• Mils year New Jersey potatoes gen- * RESIDED irally will be graded on a tv/o-inchi ENTERTAIN GUESTS ! Taking Part In Over lnlmum basis, according to the Mr. and MrA Francis W. Stan- Industry's committee. hope of Centerville had as guests Seas Picture Contest * PORCH In addition to marketing all the last week 'Mr. and Mrs. T. Burk Bvr Jersey crop under official In- Davey, Mrs. Anna R. Walling and Mrs. Betty Samuel Carpenter, pection, the Garden State grow- Misses Etta Davey and Helen and laughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rus- ENCLOSURE as will'soon inaugurate a premium Edith"Wa!Ilng of Rockaway; Mr. ell Samuel of Prospect avenue, lack featuring top-quality stock, and Mrs. B. Atchlson, .G. Whitney Little Sliver, who is In Germany, Is ',1-lnch minimum size. The brand Fiske, Jr., and Denny'Fiske, Mor- pending part of her leisure time * GARAGES ,vlll be sold under certification of ris Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence aklng \ photographs of unusua he State Department of Agrlcul- Berry, Dover, and Mr. and Mrs, icenes In the various districts vis- We'll Return It Looking Smart & New! ;ure. . . • William F.. Stanhope, Keyport. Mr. ed by her. A photograph taken by her In IMMEDIATE SERVICE! MONTH and Mrs. Stanhope spent the week- -ANNUAL CARD PARTY end at Shlpbottom, . ctober, 1846, in .• Augsburg, Ger-> many, portrays part of an old wall The Women's Democratic club o: •hlch surrounded the town, The RECOVER CAB 3ea Bright will hold its annual card wall was constructed albout 1200 Ai party Wednesday afternoon ol nexl Red.oBank .police recovered the and Is «UU in gpod condition STA.50 NO MONEY DOWN week at The Rumson, Waterman car of John Cook, Jr., of Shrews- 'ha wall is full of small peep holes venue, RumBon. Mrs, William bury, which was stolen Friday ind.a bridge extends from the wall Douglas will serve as treasurer. night In Red Bank. The car was icrois a moat, which la one of the Oiub officers assisting ore Mrs. Oe- found Saturday morning by Police intrancM. * . Frankel president, Mrs. Claude Captain George Clayton, abandoned The picture was selected in Mlnoldl -vice president and Mrs.' in a wooded section near the R«d eek-end contest to all. amateur UP TO 7 YEARS TO PAY Bank airport. ' • hotographers In . the European ohn Deckert secretary. Mmmand and wan reproduced as a MODERN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. will take care of all your tull-pagB- HatUre in "Week-End,1 Home Improvement, Problems. Phone us for a Free Estimate. he, pictorial, supplement to the We will show you how to save a lot of money and still get the tafs and Stripes in the Issue'of Here Is Exactly What We Do! ^ best workmanship possible. We employ only experienced me- 8 chanics and use the finest materials' money can buy. FREB MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP 1—Our Decorator will call at 6—Springs are reset an! CONSULTATION. > • . . Th"e picture has been on display . your home and help-you hand-tied. h The Register Tjslndow. ' select fabrics. 7—New flilings are added In FIRE CO. NO. 1 " t—We call for and deliver anlounU required^ ' New Bus Line Goes your ^furniture. »—Tightly woven lining* ai» Through Red Bank 8—Your furniture Is stripped placed over all seat plat- of all old fabrics. iorms. * Appearing In today's Issue of Th( 9—No extra charge for over- Register is the first advertlsemen' 4—Frames are repaired, site pieces or pillow back tightened and metal if the Consolidated Shore Lines, chairs. FIREMAN'S FAIR Inc., which is inaugurating a line braced. 10—All exposed wood parti connecting Patterson with -the 'replace or reset bot- are reflnlshed .... and State Highway 35 shore, with Its Asbury Park tBrm- toms Of ill pieces With scratches removed. nal at Lake avenue and Heck extra, strong webblnj. treet. . 11—All cushions reversible. tfeaclclon's Corner Stops In this vicinity will be ~ Convenient Terms Arranged made at Smack's service station, 1 Mile North of Red Bank Eatontown boulevard and Route 35, Eatontown; Circle.service station, Shrewsbury avenue and Oakland treet, Red Bank; Bucky's festaur- A L T E R tnt, Route 35, Five Corners, Mld- Saturday, July 12th dletcwnj.Rollo terminal at Koyport, Clllfwood luncheonette, Route 35, (DEPT. STORE) S Cllffwood Beach, and Hoffman's at w RESISTANT) Laurence Harbor. There will be ASBURY PARK LONG BRANCH FREEHOLD ROOFING seven departures dally.' Phone A. P. 1-0100 Phone L. 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Fred Perry, Frank Kovac's, Vlnny Eddie Coy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richards'and another professional To Visit Long Branch Edward Coy of Water street, last tennis player to be named later week enlisted in the army for > a On Holiday Week-end j will perform Friday night, July 18, two-year period. The enlistment at the Colony Surf club, West End, was recorded by Capt. Henry J. la singles and doubles .tennis Kilroy Cops 'Last Week's feature Boudreaux, ^Red Bank recruiting THE FEED BAG:—A couple former Shrewsbury neighbor! of ouri matches. ' offlcef.: •,..'•' ' Large Fleets In Lightning are at the track, Pat Ahem, Jr.,'is assistant trainer (or 0, T. Chenery, Kovacs and Perry were the pro Coy was' graduated from Red owner of Hornbeam, Runison Handicap champion and George "Jock" doubles champs In IMS. Although Amid Boos From Friday Fight Fans Bank high school In June, at which And Comet Class Events Poble, assistant trainer for C. V. Whitney, saddled Trapeze in Satur- he lost In tha recent national chamr time he was awarded the Bou- plpnships, Kovacs. is ranked num- dreaux trophy for possessing out- day's feature . . . Likeable Tom Malley,'Woodland farms' jockey, get- Curtis Moore, Newark' middle- ber, three in the professional field. standing qualifications In leader- Spectacular sailboat racing be- AFTERNOON EVENTS ting deserved praise. 'His riding Friday and Saturday was top notch,: weight, shares the billing for to- Richards, the. man who held the ship, sportsmanship and perform- tween'three classes and some close Lig-htnlrLg- Clan causing veteran racing patrons to recall what a gjeat stretch rider he morrow night's outdoor boxing In Start—2:10 ' national pro doubles title ; three ToWners Pound ance. finishes marked a full program of always has been when on top of a real runner . . . Crowds at'the the Long Branch stadium with Dawn .^... 4 fll JX Oceanport oval are surprising even the most optimistic of pre-season times and the world's pro singles Concerning the enlistment, Capt. events sailed on the holiday and Bon-Gre four times, is regarded as tennis' Benny Davis, well-regarded Port week-end on tho North Shrewsbury Avenger .... guesjers . . . Larry DeVito a week -ago yesterday gave his parent) |2 Long Branch Sox Chester scrapper. Boudreaux stated that Coy had not Bull Frog . greatest volleyer. river course *'by large fleets of Windward „, as they were on their way to the track, asking them to buy a dally A former state amateur cham- been approached with & "sales double ticket on Brown.Fox and Applan Via. The combine paid the talk," but that he had become in- Lightnings and Comets and a small Blue Streak . Behind Sayire pion, Moore has set up quite,& rec- number of Sneakboxes. Ann Lee, ,£. Baynton .... neat price of $957.20 . . . Speaking of Brown Fox, which paid $103.30, ord as a hitter. In 16 professional terested in army service after hear- Ci« T ..._. .„ Bly simply repeats the old betting maxims: Double up and' catch up ing a speech by the captain. Large groups of parents and Bam ...... Rumson Poloists fights he has scored 14 kayos, Only friends of the junior skippers and Bet 'em when you .got 'em. • • ;', Collect 15 Hits vis and Benny Singleton have A four-letter man for tbe Maroon Comet C1R»« Loealltes who stayed with Amory L. HaskeK's Lighthouse and White, Coy Is 18 years old. watched the events from the, club- Start— 2:40 gone' the distance against him, Davis house and more than 100 cfub mem- Tina Saturday were rewarded both with a good run and a rood Down Norwood In, 10-1 Triumph; winning. Among Moore's victims ts price .. . "Doc" Claude Shropshire prescribes hunch betttnr to bers and friends enjoyed a box sup- White Cloud Jimmy Isler, the boy who fought per at the clubhouse Friday follow- Sudi some of Us ailing patients ... It Is great to notice how-the Sanborn Gets Homer Honey Chile Johnson in Asbury Typhoon many things wrong with the track when you are losing change InFastlVfatch Texans Romp ing the afternoon racing. Mer-Glo Park Convention hall a couple of In the holiday races Charlie Al- Trlx to utter perfection when one of the darlings comet in . . , A The Red Bank Towners got be-weeks ago. Llxa Jean -. few of those box-holders In the clubhouse who insist on stand- Williams Again Leads hind the tight pitching of ace Gor- In Night Polo laire's Avenger, by winning the Shamrock ... Ing should practice self restraint... General comment on track don Sayre Sunday to show the Davis earned his right to feature morning Lightning event •• and fin-Huba-Huba form which won them the Jersey billing at the ocean-front arena not ishing third in the afternoon race Viking employees has'been favorable, bat a couple of those bartenders: Home Team In Scoring; Mal.De-Mer ... who'apparently Intend to retire comes July 30 are really asking , Shore Baseball crown last year by only "by his victory over Moore but Against Asbury won first honors in that class with Bnhful loir the.heave-ho from Stevens. Draw Large Crowd clubbing the Long Branch' Green by wins over Miguel Arroya, Paulle a total of 24 points. Randall Kea- Red Herring ... The praise being heaped on Jockey Jimmy Stout of. Lake wood when Sox 10 to i on their Newman Mann, Royal Jetty and Tony Ber- tor's Bam finished first in the after- Okie . . tuccl, the latter being the gent who - Williams, Smith noon race but was disqualified after Maudle the track first opened has changed. Proves a fellow has to be a win- In a higa-icoring, hard-riding ex- Springs road field, 2S13 .... ner . . . General Manager Ed Brennan looks more rested than ho did hibition .Sunday at. Rumson Coun- Collecting 15 hits while Sayre was gave Bill "Killer" Kilroy a rough Marie Irwln's protest was sustained Drlft»ay v going over last week. Supply Fast Finish Fanon'a Pride during the weeks preceding Monmouth's opening ... Crowds'picking up try club, the home foursome de- limiting; the visitors to nve, th* by the race committee. The skip- per of the Dawn' claimed that her Sevtn-Eleven at Rumson polo matches. Scattered throughout the throng Sunday feated the Norwood quartet, 9 toformer champs moved a consider- In keeping his win record In that In 11-7 Victory craft was crowded while rounding Sneakboxea were many faces generally leen at the race track . . . Observing'the 4, as veteran "Rube" Williams led able step up the ladder in loop ring clear of defeats Friday night, pnqto' of the finish of Monday's second' race, a friend of ouri com- standings to be just a shade out of Kllroyeased In via a hair-line de- the home stake oh the windward Start—2:50 his blue-shlrted .Rumsonlan mates . The Texas t«"am of H. W. "Rube" tact at the end of the first lap byTern II .... mented! "Esterlta won because of a thicker upper lip." From that, to victory before the largest crowd the first half of the National divis- cision, with even his staunch root- Scuffle ers Issuing disapproving boos to •W|lllams, Phil Smith and'Ray Har- the Bam. skipper. June Methot's Sea Bag CoUnt Did bettors could have the questionable consolation of knowing of the season. ion. They havs won five and lost, that the Count almost did. • Referee Tom Elms' decision. Ber- rington ruined the Inaugural of Bon Ore and Qeorge Bull's. Bull Pink Lady Scoring three goals/' the ex-cow- four, for fifth place, behind the Jajr-Vee . , Freehold Gullstans.. tuccl appeared the more aggres- night polo.at the shore Saturday Frog were tied for second honors JIMMY RATHSMITH, coach of-Princeton university's crew and boy, who rode his way into the sive In the early rounds, even night for the Beachcombers, home with 21 points. national spotlight as a pololst, stole Besides Sayre's classy offerings, club of the Jersey Shore Polo club, • SATURDAY'S BACKS brother of Shrewsbury's William "Bud" Rathsmlth, has made quite a though Kilroy offered 4a game ex- the show Sunday. Flaying No. 5he rapped out two doubles and a by breaking up a 6-5 deadlock in. a Henry Mlltenberger's White Cloud Lightning Clue 'name for himself. His friends In thlB section continue rooting for him single in four appearances. Bill hibition In the final, two rounds. and Tommy Morrison's Tina shared Dawn, Marie Irwln tJIJS and his crews, certain he will eventually be the nation's outstanding position he repeatedly set up tbe Tho referee scored the rounds as high-scoring final two periods to Bam, Randall Keator ._—_. UISAI plays, which resulted In two goals Wichmann, another Red Bank hurl- win, 11 to 7. first honors In the Comet races. L. Avenger, Oharlle Allaire ___. S.4tlM man In that field. er, who went to left field,, came up follows: first, fifth and sixth to Kil- M. Ollverson's Okie received the Bull Frog, George Bull , I:U:I1 each for W. Strother Jones, Mayor The Texans, who joined forces His being a doaoh was quite by accident, A Hun scholarship with three for four, and scored roy; round three even, and the consolation prize. Robert Quackeh- Windward, Reid Dlctenon I UilT Alfred N. Beadleston and newcom-. the past winter. in San Antonio at Flippant, Bert Lowree I:4IJJ nan, Jim participated In all sports, taking up rawing because three runs. Ray Sanborn continued other two to Bertuccl. , bush's Tern II won first prize and er Ray Harrington. >. Williams' ranch, played bang-up Bon-Gre, June Mathot —. I 43isl It was an old love he had come upon on the Shrewsbury river. his hitting streak with a home run Charlie White's Scuffle was* second Fljlng Devil, L. Lawrence' .„.» I 43 ^S Although the Norwood team ex- In losing, Bertuccl set himself up polo, Williams and Smith Bcorlng Exceptionally adept at rowing, he was asked to assist In with none aboard. as a tough foe. His style was In the Sneakbox competition, with Tone, T. Denllppo I 44 M . coaching while still a student' at Hun. Cpon .leaving there, he hibited classy riding and accurate four goals each to share honors for John Pohl getting the consolation Blue Streak, Dick Bennett I U:9I shootlngrf the Bumson -squad could Keyport, the current leaders, are rugged one, and although once the winners. Harrington pushed Sela Maid, Percy Doramul I I*i4t was offered a coaching Job. Each year his work with the oars- warned about butting,.Elm said he prize/ Florence Pye's Teal finished Manl II. Hugh DUulhurat -_.. I 4lill men became more Impressive until Princeton finally beckoned. *• not be denied' after they pushed On tap for, next Sunday, the Town- through three, ers visiting the Legion club there. did not substract any points on first in the afternoon Sneakbox Bob-Ette. R. J. Klrktand I'47M ' Re has fceena,t the university several years, excluding war service, three 'counters through the up- fouls. The referee explained after Jules "Tiger" Rompf, Miamian, race but was disqualified. Bar- Serena, G. Kelly ... I M.M 7 In which he was seriously woiinded. It looks as though {his year's work rights in the opening chtlkker. BED BANK TOWNERS who started polo as a Princeton Oomet ClaM ' ! * 1 Ali R H the bout that no Intentional butting ometers were awarded as first will be a'deciding one In his coaching career and those who know the Jules "Tiger' Rompf led the losers Kerrlgm. Jb. .. 0 had been committed by the Brook- university student, equalled the prizes and bookends as seoond. Tina, T, Morrieon, Jr. .. l-itiOl Seven-Eleven, G. Donald -_ SlSlilf former Red Bank high .school grid star are hoping his permanent In scoring, getting two. Texan Phil Pitts, c J 5 1 lyii scrapper. ' . ' WHIlama^Smlth mark of four goals, slgnment will not take him too far from the local scene. , Smith accounted for one and vet-Etrtelle. M 1 getting the first three In the open- Tern II won the morning, and af- llte Cloud, H. Mllt«nb«rlerm. till .11 1 Only In tha fifth round did Kil- Sla Jean, Elizabeth Wlrth JiSTllS eran Waiter Strauss, accounted for Santom, Ib. — Ing two periods. Billy Reber scored ternoon Sneakbox events. In theTyphoon, D. Hodgee I dial MnMJilM, rf ... 1 roy show the class which marked ' INTEREST IN POLO seems to be hltttpg a new high In the shore the other on a sensational shot 40 S two for the losers and Dick Met- holiday morning race Scuffle was Huba-Huba. A. Apy ..'. 1111:41 Wlohraann, If. .. him favorite in last year's clashes. Trlx, M, Rehrlg ll(l:14 area, even surpassing that shown more than a dozen years ago when yards out. Cooney, 2b > 2 calf accounted for the final tally. second, 80-80 third, Jay-Vee fourth, His style and his- manager have Sea Hag fifth and Hellcat sixth. Driftway, Eleanor King LSI 41 three county clubs were operating In full swing . .', Young man. creat- Mayor Beadleston > was In theAyrea, cf. . Shamrock, Owen Grant ...... ___ ^Ci:M 0 been changed. The popular youngs- For the remainder of the season ing somewhat of a sensation Is Bay Harrington, the Texas-bred rider lineup for the first time following Sayre, p the Asbury club intends to hold the Dawn sailed, home t. winner In So-So II, J. Jeralamon .... J.8«|4T ter also shows signs of ring war- Sudi, L. Mlltenberger !*«•« who took up the game last winter under Rube Williams' tutelage, a recent -hospltallzatlon, and Mr. 87 10 15 night matches Fridays. Asbury the Lightning point race Saturday Saturday night In AsburyPark, his performance was top notch and the state hospital,' Marlboro, and.. BXPOKT OF CONDITION OF Players Present Eatontown Holmdel ; John Colter of Jobstown wert Used Thhl Merchants Trust Company oft BeBed Tired Kidneys 12 each last week when1 arraigned Bank, N. 1., In the county of Monmouth, Corporal John .Gahler, son of Mr. New Jerjejr, » member of th« Federal John Westln, a native or Wiscon- before Recorder Stanley Stllwell on Beurn System, at the clou of bailout Magic Revue sin, who Is novr taking a count (or and Mrs. Charles' Gahler, will spend charges of reckW driving, the out- on June so, 1847, published Is ac- Often Bring a few days home from West Point cordance with a call made by the Com- the ministry in Princeton Theolog- 1 come of an accident at the inter- this week with his parents. missioner o< Banking and Insurance' pn». To Appear In New ical seminary, hai accepted an In- section ot routes 4 and 5 on June •uaat to the provlsionl of the Raised Sleepless Nights vitation to serve the Presbyterian Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zelgler 28. . Statutes of N«w Jtntr and tht Ftdanl Play. Tuesday Night church as a student pastor. He will aave moved to their new home on Bcwrvt Bank of this dlitrlct punuant New Brunswick avenue, Matawan. to tttt prorlilom of th« Ftdtril Rtiervt assume his duties Sunday, July 20, Whin ln*1890 Germany .wshanj-ed Alt. Beauvt Olltrlct No.: 2. For 'their second major produc- and ha and his wife and two chil- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doughty and Zanzibar, an bland off Africa's1 east leg pains, lass of pepaad ciwtiT.i ABSBTS nlgbtt, aweUlnt> pufmMM tmdcr the eyes, tion tho Bel Bar* Players will dren will move into the nutne son Buddy ot Colt's Neck have pur- coast, for Helgoland, which later 1. Ctih, baltoeii with at scanty obasifd the C. Zelgler house. They passages with amarting and i mfffntt present-the world-famous Interna- about the middle of August became a vital German fortification othtt bank!, Jneludlnr times shows there Ueomtthisg wi tional Mystery revue at River took occupancy Monday. In the North Sea. the deal 'was rfiirvt balancu, and • with The Gleaners society of tie Pres- cash ttirai in proetii of jour kidneys or bladder. Street school auditorium, opening Jcacph Lopitln an eTplo/ee a* wide y criticized In Germany Don't waltl Ask your druggist for Doan's byterian church- enjoyed a shore ttlltctlon tt.itii7ll.ll PUIs.aattmulaiitdlureUt, used euceenfnflr tonight at 8:30 o'clock. The tflagl- dinner Wednesday of last week at 11 Unit* Statu OoTira- by minions for over It were. Veen's fir* clans will perform tomorrow and Cottrell's, Keyport. Present were mmt oblliatlom, dlrict . relief and trill Up the 18 mlbe of Saturday nights and will also .give ud fuannteid ._ l,«27,8«l.(0 waste from Mrs. Clifford Brewer, president; I ObluMlont of Statii a Saturday, matinee, Mrs. »Hay Tupper, vjee president; tod political lubdlvltlom 1.141,101.17 The show, of two and one-half Mrs. William Smmons, secretary; 4 Oth«r bonds, noUl and hours' duration, features Kara- d«bint«rM ™. I0,00«.ti •k Medical ethics are not something unique Mrs.. Benjamin VanKeuren, treas- > Corporate itockj (in. WHAT-ONLY 5 Kuni, who claims to be the world's urer; Mrs. Thomas Catchpble, Mrs. dudlnr I7,o00.po, atook » and set apart, but simply a direct applica- greatest living magician. He will Eustace White, Mrs. Q. E. Smock, of Fadinl BeMrrt bank) ?,500.0« FOR A QUALITY-BONDED introduce a completely new .and Mrs. Thomas Stothart, Mrl. Ed- (, Louil nnl dlicounti mystifying.show, "Thoj Flying Car- (IneludinC bondt and ' tion of the Golden Rule. They provide an SPARKLING WATER! ward Anderson, Mrs. Eark lead- mortgragci) -and over- pet of tho Arabian Nights." beater, Mrs. Ely Miller, Mrs. An- drafts of 1105,84 ...... t,01l,lio.T4 drew 0. Becker, Mrs, C. VanBrunt, 7 Btnk pr«nlwa\ honest answer to the question, "What is Mrs. Guy Stevem, Mrs. John De- owntd - -. 481,500.00 furslturi and - best for the patient?"- As one physician put Vrles, Mrs. -Elizabeth Higginson flxtum .. . l(,4U.!i and M.!M Lillian Dangler. y' 80,9111.21 ' Boat. eitate owned oth. it, "I do for my patients what -I would do for a mem- Mr. and Mrs. William MeGowan er than bank premises 1,471.8» and the tatter's sister,.! Misi Ida ber of my own family." Pedlow, of Chester, Pa., ware week- II. Total Asset! ...... 111,117,117.80 end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben- LIABILITIES 18 Demand deposits of In- As pharmacists, we adhere to the same code. The jamin VanKeuren. , :. dividuals; partnerships, and corporations ...... a 5,885,701.21 The young people of the Metho- 14 Tine deposit* of Indi- quality of our medicines and service is the best it is dist church are enjoying social eve- vidual*, partnership*, nings every Monday during the and corporations . 4,817,178,00 possible to give. You, the patient, are our first concern. tt Deposits of United summer. Last Monday they went to Statel Government (In- , Kepwel park, where they enjoyed eluding postal aavlngs) 87,448,87 a swim after which they .had a 15 Deposits of Statet and . frankfurter /oast and toasted pcdltleal subdivisions .... J»1,!82.1S 18 Other deposits Joertl. marshmallows. ted and officers' checks, The eleven juniors from the Methodist church returned Satur- POSITS 810,881,7>4.s0 day* .from a week's attendance at 28 Other liabilities ...... 12,897.(0 the junior assembly! at Malaga, PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY N. J. 84 TOTAL UABILTriES . (not including subordin- 8VBR0ADST., RED BANK - TEL. 164 Product of Pspll-Co'a Company Mrs. Ruth Lewis entertained ated obligation! ' shown Franchise* Bottler: Pepil-Cola members of-the Selma club at her below) |10,BS4,llt.1» — BqtUl^f Co, of Artury Park home on Broad street Friday. The club will hold its next meeting in CAPITAL ACCOUNTS September at the home of Mrs, «5 Capital* _..-.-....„..._ | 191,800.00 26 Surplus _._„_ ,^....M , 100,000.00 The mystery show will also fea- Fred Wolf, 27 -Undivided proBti .... 222,195.07 ture an additional, production, "9er 28. .Bewrvaa (and retire. Mr. and Mrs. John' Megaldi and ment account for pre- cret of the Atr," in which any lady, family of Jersey City are spending ferred capital) ' 104,480.81 from tha audience floats in' mid- the balance of the summer at their air; All-fiaba, who will push 14 home on Parker road. 8» TOTAL CAPITAL AC COUNTS ....: ...... - •28.12M0 ' knives through the head of any. American Legion auxiliary will member of the audience, and the hold' a special meeting next Tues- 80 TOTAL LIABILITIES'" 'Mystery Bar," at which any drink, yy day night to niake plans for its Superb matched tel AND CAPITAL AC- called for can be producedd d ffrom ^2rr^-™a -V- partlclpatWn in the legion fair. % Munificent loliUlre water. Tickets may.be obtained Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner of This bank'i capital at. the school box-office or at the consists of first preferred Newark spent the week-end al : their home in New York city after For The. Best In Iranian To Speak . Leonardo }. spending a week'at the Speckman 1 Home Decoration At Baha'i^ Session , Mrs. Alfred Knight was awarded bungalow, _^ •' ° • the cash prize for winning the Mr. and Mrs. 'Louts BruDgard CurUU»—Driperiis—Bediprtsch Hormoi Broumand fit Teheran, and children of N«w Brunswick Arc Your . Sllpcuwtf-rVcntfu Blinds Iran, will speak at the Bah&'l pub- monthly pinochle 'tournament Thursday afternoon at the Ocean- passed the week-end with Mr. and LEON LEVINSON lic meeting 'Sunday evening on Mrs. John M, Benson, Mary Ann Tho SHERMAN SHOP 'Iranian Art and Customs." The view Community fire house held by the Ladles' auxiliary of Community will spend the summer with her MferoadSt. Bed Bank speaker studied at Alborz college grandparents here. , .' and High Technical university in Fire company. A blind package was RUGS Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Craig and Teheran. He came to the United awarded to lira. Joseph J. Miller, Hardware &L Paints CHAETBE NO, Z2S7 and highest score for the afternoon baby daughter Laurie Joyce, who RESERVE DISTRICT NO. 1 States In July, 1844, to (inter Massa- spent the holiday week-end with chusetts State university. He also was made by Mrs. John Halg. Mrs. BEPO OK THE COWHTION George Wagner' was.; scheduled Mrs. Jacob Does, have returned to SOILED 10 Mechanic Street—Just Off Broad Street' i of Tlit Second National Bask and Truet took courses at' Johns Hopkins uni- hostesses for thei afternoon. their home In Newark. Compur of R>4 Bank. In- the Butt of versity In Baltimore. s ' - Mrs.; Charles Schierenbeck and Mr. and Mrs. William Ford had RED BANK 6-3989 New Jenejr. at thi close of business on While In this country Mr. Brou- as guests Saturday Joie.ph Caimon June • 80, 1947, published In. response daughter Olive and eons, Gerald ; to ' oill' made by Comptroller of tit mand has lectured in Amherst and Donald of Astoria, L. I, were and-family and Mr. and Mn. Marty or Faded?• Currency,, undir Section 8211, U. S. Re- clubs, in churches in Springfield, week-end guests of Clausen Coop. Maturln of Somerville, ,. vised Statutes, Mass:,.and the Baltimore Woman's Mn. Joseph P. MacLean spent '.-I..' ". • ' ' ASSETS Mr. and Mrs. Martin iBaksen had CALL 1. C«jh. balsnus with HEALTH club. He haa traveled extensively'in as week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. Sunday .with Joseph M, MacLean ; .other banks; including .' the Near Bast. At present ,he is a. Vincent Ruf and daughter Gail, of and family of Belford. Other guests 1 were Mrs. Samuel Smoot of. New .; reserve 4 balance, and - ' IN Hed Bank resident and a member Jersey City, Mr. and,Mrs. Kenneth JULY SALE cash Items la process of . . of the )ocal Baha'l assembly. Wil- Bell of Patenson, fining and Fred. York and Mr. and Mrs. Charles •° collection .. :. - * 2,366,040.32 White of Little Silver. ft. United States Govern- • ABUNDANCE liam LefKowltz will be chairman of Isaksen of Marlboro, Mr. and Mrs. LEON'S We have loads of great values on our July Sate . ment obligations, direct Sunday's meeting. - Walter Meyer and son Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. William Cowan' en- and guaranteed .... 12.447,824.911 If your rhlld la abounding I. Obligations of States and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Meyer, and tertained at dinner- Wednesday and now is an opportunity for you to make pur- and polltfcal subdivisions / S44.028.91 yritii health and .tnirgy East Keansburg daughters, Ruth and Lois of Sey- evening of last week in honor of for 4: Other bondl, notei and vou can bt Quit* iiirt theit mour, Ind. On Sunday the party Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook of Los chases of. your needs at good savings. We have debentures . ,...«.. 989,496.01 Am quart pi CREAM TOP Mr. and Mrs, Nicholas Demedo- took a sail" on Mr, Isaksen's boat, Angeles, Cal. Other guests were sV Corporate stocks (lndud> milk ht drinks aach d«y h vtch.'o't Irvihgtoh spent Saturday screen windows, screen doors and galvanized and lnj 131,200.00 Itock of "Christine". Mr. and Mrs. John Hedner and son' Federal Reserve bank).... 81,202.00 i IHOM -Important factor. on a fishing trip with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley of Railway and Mr. and I.'.Loam and discounts 912,714.50 Harry Schulman. ' Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell Mrs. Stanley Cowan and Mrs. Jo- bronze screen wire. Our entire line of paints and: 7. Bank prem. * ' and son Billy of BloomB'eld and Mr. RUG Mrs. Charles Doerr entertained seph P. MacLean of this place. Issi owned ..$183,264.47 ' and Mrs; William Hammer of Elm- enamels have been reduced ,10 % ior our Sale. PURITAN her slater,. Mrs. Charles Held from A birthday dinner party was held Furniture) . and . ' ' -.' Newark, over the week-end.. hurst, L. I., were week-end and Cleaning & Dyeing . txtures . 5,357.23 MILK COMPANTt holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Saturday at Ye Cottage Inn, JCey-. There is a marvelous assortment of items as: 188,621.70 Mrs. Francis Bertel entertained port, in recognition of. the (birth- 8. Heal eitato owned oilier Phone Red Bank relatives from Rhode Island, over Thonias Healey, who are spending rubber garden hpse, ladders, Bissell carpet than bank premises ...... iVoo the summer at their bungalow on days of Mrs. George H. Black, Sr., 9. Investment! and other 686. the week-end. ' of Kearny, and Mrs. George H. Phone R. B. 6-2800 Mrs. Ella Blgus entertained Mr. Raritan avenue. . . sweepers, paint sprayers and Mall" electric drill, assets indirectly repre- Mr. and Mre, Alvah Hampton Black, Jr., of this place. - The senting bank prernUes'.cr and Mrs, Gilbert Bigus of Irving- guests were Mr. and Mrs. portable barbecue grills, cocoa mats, galvanized . other real estate i .... 1,088.86 ton over the week-end, ' • and daughter Lois of Faterson have 11. Other asset* i. 2,492.40 s opened their summer home on Cen- George H. Black, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doerr and his lister, Mrs. Robert Urwin and "Mr. and Mrs. garbage 'cans* 'electric stoves, hampers, percola-» 18. , Total Aisets ...„.:. $17.832.518.68 Ella Bigus, left Sunday for a ter .avenue for July-and August; In the Fall their daughter will enter James Black of Kearny, Mr. and LEON S tors, pails, sprayers, DDT insecticides, and many week's vacation in the Pocono Mrs. George H. Black, Jr., of this LIABILITIES"" mountains of Pennsylvania. St. Joseph's hospital in Paterson to. 1). Demand deposit* of In- train for a nursing career. place; Mr. and Mrs. John Black, more things. Most everything in the store has dividuals, partnerships, ' The Lily club meets every Tues- Mrs. William Whitehouse, Mr. and 64-76 White Street and corporations $7,288,942.77 day at Tots'a hall, A day's outing John .Reeves, son of Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. David Black, Mr. and'. Mrs,, 14. Time deposits of Indi- Truman Reeves, is spending his been reduced for our July Sale. '. viduals, partsershloi and in New York has been planned for Andrew • Black and Mr. and Mrs. Red Bank corporations ••- . 8,266,170.09 sometime in the future. school vacation with relatives In Fred Brourn and daughter Betty, II. Deposits of United Mrs. Sally Craig, Mrs. Blanche Texas. Jane of North Arlington and Mr. Since 1912 States Governments (6,828.47 Gardner and Mrs. Grace Gonder Mr. and Mrs. Burton Thomas and and Mrs. Archie Blaok of High- It. Deposit! of Statei and son, and Mrs, McGraw of Wilkes; This July Sale will last till July 12th Saturday. political subdivisions .... 250.043.83 joined the Daughters of America lands. . Vaults on Premises II. Other dspooIU (certl- - recently. . Barre, Pi., wer.e holiday and week- ted and cashier's checks, Mr..and Mrs. -Waiter Currey of end guests of William Thomas and etc.) ;.~ ~.~ . 168,488.88 family. • It. .Total Dt. N Jersey City.vtoited Mr. and Mrs. • poiits....$18,088,4<8.24 Warren Oonder over the week-end. Misses Estella and Albertlne La- } , 29. Other liabilities 1,830.86 Jay Knowles, seaman first class, main have been entertaining Miss 14. Total Liabilities $16,084,799,20 IT. S. Navy; of Miami, formerly or Dorothy Llbalre of New York city, Red Bank, spent the week-end here Mrs. Frank Rich and MM. Wil- ' • • v CAPITAL' AOCODMTSS liam Haig of Brooklyn, N. Y, have 15. Oapltal Stock: - • . as a guest of Mr. and Mrs, Rich- (e) Common stock, total ard Trenery. . been vlBiting Mrs, Henzey Frye and par . ... t 520,000,00 James Thon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Ast. U. Siirplus .i... 620,000.00 Arthur Thon, was taken toMon* Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ast of New- 27, Undivided profits .._... 123,111.66 28. Reserve) 34,607.82 mouth Memorial hospital after in- ark were Saturday guests of Mr. juring his back when .he dove into and Mrs;'William Ast. On Friday • 29. Total Capital Account* 1,197,719.48 shallow water at the beach,Satur- they had as gueats Mr. and Mrs. It, Total Liabilities and • NEW B4S day. • Arthur Kugler. and -Mrs. Verna Capital Accounts ••.•$17.232.518.68 James Gravany, Jr., Is a life- Kugler of Somervllle. MEMORANDUM guard at' the Colony Surf club, Miss'Dorothy Zoller is enjoying a II. Assets pledged or ai- SNCW BELT, •Long Branch. *" ' . two weeks' vacation at Rotary Is- slffned to secure llablll" : . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schmitt of land camp, West Trenton, while her ties and. for diner pur* 77Z.Z39.97 • NEW BRUSH New Brunswick visited Mr. and brother Alfred Zoller is enjoying a VICTORY poles Mrs. Fred Kalkhof over the week- two weeks' vacation at Jthe Y. M.- . State of New Jerser. County of Mon- end.'1 '••'•• CJL. camp-at'Medford. They are montl, II.I , NEW TO-NITE 1b. THRU JULY lSth SPRING LEG LAMB 57 JIMMY CHIFFON FRESH DIXIE Hellmann's SOAP CHOPPED SJYLE DORSEY FLAKES BEEF BACON Mayonnaise AND HIS ORCHESTRA C FEATURING 25Lge. 43 Lb. 43: 39Pt BOB CARROL • DEE PARKER AND THE Leg or Rump Boneless Roasting SKYLARKS Famous Quintet of L VEAL VEAL Relax and enjoy the summer. 77 "STAGE^SCREEN— RADIO ~ Let the new Air-Flight Circulator bring generous, refreshing spring- Formerly With the ^ Breast or Neck time cooling to every part of the Woody Herman Orch. ' loom, without drafts or blasts. Only Air-Flight has the patented Pancing, 7 P; M. to 1 A. M. louver-rings that control the even flow of cooling air. Come,in, or . Extra Added Attraction . _ Phone, your, order—today! J Inc. Stage Show at 11 P. 1VL VEAL LAMB Authorized Air-Flight Dealer ADMISSION $1.25 Plus Tax BOARDWALK ASBURY PARK 17 Broad St. Red Panic '•* .i- ,'J "< . • \ RED BANK REGISTER, JOLT 10,1947. Mr. and Mrs. Harold WHIgerodt 1 Children Enjoying Saturday. • Ray Murphy Home CORRECT Mr. and Mrs. James Mcpheraon KEEPCpOL! ^ MARINE ATLANTIC and daughter Alice of Metuchen From Trip. To Liberia FORMAL Local Play Sites visited at the Wlllgerodt Jtarm over Raytaond J. Murphy of River Motor safety depend* oa THEATRE Thurs, Frt, Safe the week-end, They also visited | o Average Attendance Mrs. Alice Wlllgerodt, who I; still road, Bumson, Saturday arrived WEAR ' eoolinjg. Owners "who care Highlands, N. J. Sat Cont. From l:« PJH patient at 'Monmouth Memorial home from • Monrovia, Liberia, TO HIRE 92 At Two Centers p hospital. ' ' where he has been the past 14 for their radiators depend on VcL,Bat Sat Mat GREGORY PECK months as an engineer'of the Ray- Mrs. William Nowlckl and chil- mond Concrete Pile company 'of MEN'S & BOYS' us for safe repairs! We do ABBOTT JANEWYMAN During the flrst week in opera- dren, Bonnie and Bill, and Mtos Fat tion, the Red Bank 'playgrounds New Tork, contractors on the har- Sizei 4 to 60 sot look at a Job as work, but "and — la — Clark of this place; Mr. and Mrs. bor project for Liberia. Summer dpucial attracted an average of 62 children Harry Owens.-and son Carl'of E1-. Formal COSTELLO "THE YEARLING" per day, approximately 44 children beron and Mr. and Mrs. John Law- After going through the humid as our chance for protecting ha,vlng attended eaoh of the two dry and rainy • seasons of Liberia^ White Jackets — in — (In Technicolor) ler of Eatontown spent Sunday at Mr. Murphy has set himself to en- an expensive engine! Guar- "BUCK PRIVATES jjlay centers daily. At the athletic a picnic at Kepwel 'park, Wayside. 450 suns - Eve. Show Starts 6:45 PJM. field a total of 92 children have al- joy tha Jersey shore on a prolonged COME HOME" • Mrs. Nowlckl has received word summer Vacation. TO CHOOSE FROM anteed "satisfaction always. Sun., Mon. • Sun. Mat ready registered, while the number from ber husband, Master Sergeant Tram DIHNIR JACEITS AND ' Sun., Mon., Tues. of registrant* at the Branch ave- •rUXBJOS FULL DRESS MIL Nowlckl, that he arrived in Japan DRESS 8TJXT3 CUTAWAYS Sun. Cont From * P.M. nue center during the first week July"! • , iCCSEBOWU WRI was 70. • ' Sea Bright — In — Visitors of Mr. and Mrs; Frank RED BANK, RADIATOR WORKS DEANNADURBIN At the athletic field, Softball, high Braun over the week-end were Mrs. The Independence day parade 113 W. front St. Red Bank, N. J,, TOM DRAKE jump, broad jump and track events Kathleen O'Connor, • Mlsa Mary and exercises, at the honor rolls SEGALLS were the sports featured for the Cathrine Clinch and Miss Ona Max-sponsored by theiAmerlcan Legion R. B. 6-1177 WILLIAM BENDIX week. The high jumfo contest tras son of Washington, D. C. post attracted hundreds of people. mVx North Broadway Toes.," Wed. Tues. won by Jean Hughesj who also In the line of march from the post LOng Branch e-3125 Mr. and'Mrs. Ralph Klein and Open 8 A. M. to » P,J», Daily DEAD END KIDS came in first In the 50-and 100-yard home were legionnaires, firemen, / • dashes. Willis Scott and Dorcus son Ralph; Jr., of Newark, are post and fire auxiliaries, Boy — In —- I'LL BE YOURS" spending this week with Mr. and "HABD BOILED MAHONEY" Blddle' were the -winner* of the Scouts, Sea Scouti^Cub Scouts and running broad jump and standing Mrs. Gardner C. Klein. first aid squad. Col. M, P. Chad- — and — Wednesday Wed. Mat, broad jump events respectively. Mr, and Mrs. Walter Wilhelm "HOPALONG CASSiDY" . wick of Fort Monmouth was the • • WALTER READE THEATRES * * Other athletic events of th.e week have returned from a ten-day visit principal sneaker.' Introduced by — in — ' JACK CARSON Included klckball, dodgeball, horse- to the Adirondack*, N. Y. "TOEXPECTED GUEST" Commander Arthur Axelsen were JAMS PAIGE shoes, shuffleboard, and croquet. Mrs,- F. Nuasenfeld of the Bronx, County Legion Commander John Among the handicraft projects fea- N. T,, is visiting for a few weeks Feldman and Senior Vice Com- RED BANK MOVIE GUIDE Thursday Thurs. Mat _ In i i WILLIAM BENDIX tured during the first week were with her daughter, Mrs. Harry mander Mortimer 8. VanSauter. . JOAN BLONDE1X "LOVE AND LEARN" pot-holders, sock dolls, 'Wool lapsl Sprung. ..''•' The Veterans of Foreign Wars post R t A D E ' 5 NOW THRU SATURDAY _ _ U — dolls, paper bracelets and pin-up Miss Lillian Sprung Is attending band, Asbury Park, provided, the 1 — and-— ' | dolls. The special event of the week Columbia university for the sum- parade music arid played selections "DON JUAN QtllXIGAN" was a bubble-gum cbntest which CARLTON — and^— JON HALL mer session to attain a master's following the march. RICHARD CONTE was won by Jean Glover, Betty degree. • More than (100 was cleared by TEL. RED BANK 6-1 500 — In — „ — In — Lou Chlsolm and Mary Alics Wade. Andrew Anderson, son of Mr. and the sale of home-made cakes held 1 Frances Lewis won the prize (or ' "THE SPIDEE" "MICHIGAN KID"' the best BtocKIng doll, while Nick Mrs. Carl Anderson, spent the Friday- afterhobn at the Methodist Alexander wasouUtandlng in mak- week-end at Lake George, N. Y. church. The cakes were made by MAT. 'DAILY ing a wool lapel doll, Edward Lerdy C. Heck is returning to members of the W.S.C.8. and the 2:11 P. M. HOUSES AND GARAGES CUT TO ORDER Summey did an excellent job in his Carnegie hall after enjoying a splendid patronage received -was EVE. 7-9 P. M. coloring project. '.: •• week's vacation on his farm here. appreciated. Continuous Time Payment! Arranged. Lieut, and Mrs. Frank Harper of Rev. Walter B. Williams, who SAT.-SUN.-HOL. At Branch avenue playground Long Island' City were week-end was invited to return to the pastor- LITTLE AND MUCH! beany caps, lanyards, pot-holders guests of Lieut, and Mr«. Robert ate of the Methodist church for the and bracelets 'were among the Slaven. eighth year, Informed the district Learn how little more our handicraft projects bpgun 'during superintendent, Hev. A. C. Brady, the week, Punchball, horseshoes, Ramona Wood has returned from at the fourth quarterly* conference - 3 DAYS BEG. SUNDAY - Quality Lumber would cost, croquet, Softball and ehuffleboard a two-weeks' vacation in Maine. last week, that he had decided not Next Attraction Mrs, Geraldlne L, Thompson vis- for your new Home. And how were the chief sport events of the to roturn for another year. . The week. James Kearney, Carmella ited her daughter, Mrs. Richard church Is In splendid. condition MUCH more. It give* in Gambacarto, Phyllis Dowleeh and Babcock, on Long Island over the financially. 6LAZE week-end. , Betay- Plntard were among the Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of South staunch, enduring, construc- prize winners for the highest num Mr. and Mrs. Datton Mattopn, re- street, who is a patient in Mon- ber of points awarded. , cently of North Jersey, have moved mouth Memorial hospital, is re- WMia.01 tion I You'li find our^estim- into the Wolfe house on Brookdale ported improving. DFM00N farm, it* attractive—In what it Lincroft Charles J. Fowler of St. Albans* BAXTER 'HOtpeH FROM A GREAT NOVEL Mr. and Mr«. Vincent Mauser and L. I., spent Bunday with his mother, Sen, WHIesi COMES ADVENTUEE, SAVES for you. Mr. and Mrs. C. Clernenson have daughter Nancy of Alabama are Mrs. William R. Fowler of New TUFTS'BENDIX EXCITEMENT, POMANOB moved to Deal from the Henderson spending two weeks' vacation with street, who la 111. , sum his parents, Mr. and Mrs, George All Mlllwork done in our own mill. house on Newman Springs road. The fire department auxiliary will A surprise stork shower was Mauser. meet next-Wednesday night to com- READE'S NOW THRU SATURDAY —• given for Mrs. William itcCarron Mrs. Edward Bonner and daugh- plete plans for its participation In EAGLE MILLWORK AND LUMBER CO., Inc. of River Plaza at the home of Mrs. ter Betty of Palm Springs, Cal., and the firemen's fair, ' * STRAND HIGHWAY SB, . / WEST KEANSBURG, N. J. Fred Owens Tuesday night of last Mrs. Del Bene and daughter Doris Miss Virginia Cash of German- TEL. RED BANK 6-1300 Telephone Keansburg 0-1066 week. Mrs. Harold Ferry was co- of Rldgefleld were recent guests of town, Pa,, will arrive Saturday for 2 Giant Hits I! 6 Mighty Stars! hostess. Olfts were presented In an Miss'Marjorle Stewart. ' ' a .ten-day visit with Mrs. Walter old-fashioned cradle. Those attend- -Miss Molly Stlnes of ErleUespent B. Williams at the Methodist par- Errol Flynn Edward G. Robiroon - ing were Mrs. H. 8. Battln, l^ Friday and Saturday with Betty sonage. ••? MAT. DAILY Ralph Layton, Mrs, Joile Massejr Anne Stewart, Saturday, July 19, is the data set 2:00 F. M. and Mrs. Maude MoKnight of Aed Miss Henrietta Boach of New for the annual Methodist Sunday EVE. 7-B P. M. THE SEA WOLF Bank; Mrs. Francis Renaldl, Mrs. Tork city apent the week-end with school picnic at Metedeconk, Continuous 1 THE SEA SHOW YOU MUST SEE II! Harold Perry, Mrs. Emma Bogart Mrs. Henry Brlckel. Woman's Society of Christian SAT.-SUN.-HOL. I Cool Suggestions and Mrs. Violet Long of River Coleman Rlchdale and Walter Service wUI meet tonight, at the Plaza; Mrs. John • Dennis . of Tumldlski spent the week-end at Methodist (parsonage. Shrewsbury; Mrs. Mildred Daniels Hartford, Conn. Prof. Walter S. Meyer of Colby - 3 DAYS BEG. SUNDAY- ¥ BEACH UMBRELLAS of Holmdel; Mrsi Ada Woodward of Mr. and Mrs, Felix Rlnkowskl en< Academy, Brooklyn, was a week- Riverside Heights; Mrs. Francis tertained at a picnic on the Rich- end guest of Rev. and Mrs. Walter Stllwell and Mrs. Charles Conover Idale farm Sunday. Attending were B. Williams. 6 feet, 5-rib, attractively striped The.largest crowd of visitors, the of Everett and Mrs. Frank McCar- Billy and, Susan Toop, Patty Wall- greatest number of motor cars and ron, Mrs. John Mauser,.Mrs. Jennie ing, Proctor Bush, and Edward, a record number' of bathers at the Layton, Mrs. Julia McKnlght and Bobby, Paul and Phyllis Kinkowskl. local establishments made the holi- Hiss Lois Owens of this placet Mr. and Mrs. Fred Owens and day week-end the busiest seen In A family gathering and picnic daughter Lois arid Harold Cook of the last ten years. was held recently at the home/of Red Bank visited friends over the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill are ¥ PLASTIC HOSE Mrs. Charles hum, Those present Week-end at Holyoke and Great parents of a daughter, born1 Friday were Mr. and Mrs. John Hllyer and Barrlngton, Mass. , at Monmouth Memorial hospital. Light. a» a feather, (trong, durable. son Michael of Rhode Island; Mr. Mr. and Mrs, Rhea Walling en- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bragg and -Takerihe-iutt-*rith-«T«niiIer-Inipervi— and "Mrs. Irving B4hcS, 8r\" and tertalneinrith-irpiraKrorrtherBOTlr son Lance of Montoialr spent the farm Sunday. < Guests were Misses week-end with Mrs. Bragg's par- out to oil .;•. Mrs. Irving Finch, Jr., of' Oak- hurst; Miss Ida Grover and Mrs. Janet and Gene Bush, Coleman ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Olsen of Margaret Ellson of Mlddlttown and Rlchdale, Walter Tumldlski, Mr. Center street. This visit concluded Mrs. Floyd Lum and children Nan- and Mrs. Robert Goddard, Proctor a trip to Portland and Bath, Me., ¥ HOSE NOZZLE cy and Bobby and Mlsa Onnle Lum Bush and Patty Walling of Pha- where they visited Mr. Bragg's rel- of this place. Michael Hllyer is a lanx; Hubert Mokon of this place atives. ' > great-great-great-nephew of Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry McDan- Call brass, properly machined Charles Lum. lels and sons, Wynna and Billy, of Fair Haven. IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Borden and ueyeso '. \ daughter Jean of Cranford Milted Tp: TERENCE DORIS, aim known is 69 It pays to advertise In The HeBlsttr Theodore Dorrll and Thiodors Dor- ranee, his htlri, devisees and persona tepreientttlvti; and MBS, TERENCE NOW OPEN DORIS, wlfs o< Terence Doris, ilio ¥ BLAIR LAWN MOWERS knovn t* Thepdoie Dorrls and Thio> dora Dorranct, • A Report on the Progress of ' BY. VianjE ot an order of tha Court 16", robber-tired, ball bearing 0195 of Chancerr of New Jersey, mada on the data hereof In a causa wherein Samuel Welnstetn la complainant and Tercnca Doris, also known aa Theodora Dorrli and Theodora Dorrince, hit heirs, de F visees and. personal rapreaantatlvss, tn< others, are defendants. 70U are required Station to apiear and anawer th« bill of .aald complainant on or befor* the twelfth * TANK SPRAYERS day of Auruit, next, or the laid hill wil "Radio Voice of the Asbury Pisrh Press", ba taken as confeastd sffalnst you, O Tha sail bill Is nled to foneloaa 1 certain certificate of tax sale, mads by fyur-gallon capacity, wide mouth for Julia. M. Keouffh, Collector of Tuea of easy cleaning. Sale price 95 • Conitrucrieit of SloHeii WJLK-FM, which will bring te tha Borough of Red Bank, to said Bor- of. cemmuniries In Monmouth «nd Ocean C«unti«i the svperioi type ough of Bad Bank, which eartlficata Is dated October 25to, lt»S and Is re- R 7 of radio isrvlct known os Frequency Modulation, Is progressing on corded in the Monnouth County Clerk's Offlca In book 1041 of Mortgages for schedule. laid County, pala 87" ind which car- tlfleate of tax sals, was assigned b; Slid The Federal Contmunie«tlom Commission hoi fixed September Borough of Sid Bank to Sarau»l Weln- ¥ THOR WASHING MACHINES ' 26th si the completion dot* for WJLK. Before theft date' announce- iteln, which assignment via duly re- corded In -tht Honmouth County Clerk's Immediate delivery. Here's an Auto- ment will be mods'as to the IniHal noun of braodcort isrvlce, ' Offlcs In Book 1(1 ot Assignments of Uortgagai for aaJd Connty. pan et and magic for only 50 The fintit lit MA Studloi and troadcast Equipment an now which eartlfleaU of tax aala) affects block Installed IE, lot 2, ona lot on tha south aid* of fcelng Inttalled on th* fifth floor of The Frees building. These studioi Gait Front Sreet, tax map ot the Bor- hovo been dulintdf «tpeclall|r for FM broodeortlng. ough of Bed Bank), and you, Terence 199 Doris; also known as Theodota Dorrlf Within the neit few weeki a towir and FM antenna, riling 234 and Theodore Dorrance, hli hllri, de- viseea and personal representative!, and test, will bo oracled on West Bangi Avsnuo, Neptune. By miasi Mrs, Terence Doris, -wife* of Terence Doris, also known ss Theodora Dorrls THOR AUTOMAGIC SINKS of a high fidolltr land lino the itudioi In Tha Prsii lulldlng will be nnd Theodore Dorrance, are- mada de- linked with th» anHnna and tranimirttr lira. From this sit* will be fendants because It la alleged In said bill of complaint that you may have a Red Bank Shoe Repair Shop Combination sink, washing machine radlatsd the FM signal which will onabls owners of FM receiver! to right of dower or may be the ownera and dish washer. Who said a sink 00 hear WJLK programs, includlrig hourly nsws bulleHni. or have an Interest In or lien upon the premiaea being foreclosed. 33 M3NMGUTH ST. (Next to Sear. & Roebuck) RED BANK can't talk? Immediate delivery. New rocsiriri IncorBOratlng the FM os well oi the Standard Dated: Juna nth, 1947. v ABRAMOFF * DEAZIN, 395 Broadcast (AM) bond are arriving dolly at radio item. If you buy Solicitors of Complainant, ' 12 Broad Stteet, • new radio oik about FM. You'll wont to hear WJLK-FM as well Did Bank, N. J. as othsr FM stations now ah tha air. " . : COMMON-LAW 1/14 DOMINICK CRUPl PROP. THOR AUTOMAGIC IRONERS SHERIFF'S SALE:—By virtu* ef s wilt of (I. fa, to me directed, liaued out of the Mbnmouth Common'. Flaas Court will be exposed to aala at publlo Yendue, . IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on Monday, tha Ilsfdsy of Julr, 1647, between th* hours of 1! o'elosli and 5 I will be pleased to take care of all my bid customer* and WJLta o'doek^<»t~8-b'elook-»a»ll«ht-SaTliis3- Time) In the afternoon of said day, at the Court Houn In the Borough of new ones too at my new place of business. Only first class work ELECTRIC Freehold, County ot Honmouth, New "Radio Voice of the •• Jerier, to satlafr a iudiment of aald court amounting to approximately on new modern machinery. V HAND SAWS Asbury Park Press" 1188,00. All the defendant's rliht. tttta and In- 7" and 8" iii stock. Immediate delivery terest. If any, In and to tile following 94.3 Megacyclei Channel 132 ALL thon certain lot!, tracts or.par- cels of land and premliea* hereinafter particularly daierlbed, situate, lylni and Repairs Done WhUe You Wait. belni In the Tuwmhlp of Mlddletown. A SUMMARY OF THE AUDIT—YEAR ID4S In tn* County of Honrnouth and^ State BOROUGH OF SHREWSBUkY, COUNTY or MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY of New Jeraey, betnic all ot lots Noi. 44 and 4f In Block No. 10 is shown on Thla Summary of th* Audit for the rear 194», of Iho Bornugh ot Shrews- n "Finn ot Lota at River Plasa, Mid. All Work Will Be Done When Promised l/ury, County, or Monmouth, la published twice HI required by R. S. 40:4-3. tlletovrn Township, Mdnmouth County, N. J.,' owntd by Mark C.v Miaehcr, sur- For MOORE'S PAINT \ • CURRENT ACCOUNT—COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS veyed by Score* D. Cooper, O, B. Au«. .Balance Balance Incroaie or u«t, 101O," said plan filed In the office 'ASSETS > Jan, 1, UU Die 81,1»4«.Decrease • of'tho Clerk of Monmouth County at Treehold. N. J. ' - £»•>>-• :. 111,811.00 «34,328.24 ll,610,«t« SHOES SHINED & CLEANED NU-ENAMEL, DEVOE Due From Dog Account ...... 107.52 107.11* INTENDED to U a portion, ot the Taxes Receivable 1,417.11 ' 4,t4l.BS 881.81 lame lands and pnmlm conveyed to lax Title Llenl .....,.;...„ _..I..... 2.84S.J2 1,942.01 703.21* within Anna Ameichenko by deed from Paul Ametahenko bearlnf date Septem- M2.D48.fi9 ber 00, 1129 and recorded In th* Mon- & REYNOLD'S PAINT • 40,614.1! |li4J4.51» mouth County Clerk's Office In Book Hoping to be of service to you soon. v . < Mm of Deedi, fain 245 Ac, and sub- LIABILITIES : ject to the restrictions therein referred ? Appropriation Biaervel, 1B4( . I 3,088,34 I3.OSE.S4 to ID far as same are now effective | and . Thank you! ' AiinroprlHllon Reserves, 1(48 „ 1,44!.7« ' 1.443.7S* likltrlii. lubjict.to the tulldlns; drill- t't*aaalj I^HM .,. 1.2BI.S1 - ^xiii'.a i-w*mru£Ja«4i:»t n IJeferred' Belted la 'the properly of John H. : .'^ :;••''•• DOMINICK CRyPl, Proprietor . Llnblllly (,141,00 ia.OB8.75 Arnakhanko taken In sieeutlon; at the ' : : I lor which C.ih |t not suite ot Wllllim R, Bnlfenbach 'and to • 16.88 be sold h». •:••>•:•• . , Iformcrly With Bluo nibbon Shoe Bcpulrlrif Bhop for 18 Yean. 2i.89l.a2' (,S0l).21> MA I, WOtCOTT, thtrlff, Datiil; Hay 7, 1047, . I40.1H.U 11,484,11' , KlnUkjr, Oray ft Klaliky, Atty's. , ;',(« Unsi). ,,.„.;;'',. I^IMP KMJ BANK REGIS'11rmy anp V THE NEWS HAS BEEN TRIBUNE LEAKING OIJTV f NOW^THE LlblS OFF/ WALL PAPER D&H PAINT CO. 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HARRISON . a paint product for every surface, plus KEM- TRADING AS TONE, the Miracle Wall Finish. . . D&H PAINT CO. 4 West Frdnt Street AT THE FOOT OF BROAD - PROMPT FREE DELIVERY ,»« i ui < . ' >,! . iSfc RED BANK REGISTER, JUIff 10,1947 parents cf aTadn, born June 30 at Mafawan St. Barnabas hospital, Newark, Everett Mtss Mildred Maher baa accepted A, large barn' on the Whitnej? POST AND RAIL. FENCING So Exciting a. position at Wood's drug itore, Ldarns farm on Wilson avenue was Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Berger and Freehold.'1 destioyed by fire Sunday afternoon. children, Hana, VIvlenne and David SOLD AND ERECTED FLOOR SANDING Mr, and Mrs. J. Donald Miller Ths loss was estimated at $5,000, of Towanda, Fa,, visited residents Split chestnut rails with REF1NISHING • WAXING "$timmer Time and son Jack, and Frank Tourlne, and was covered, by Insurance. In the village over the holiday and locust or chestnut post*. ' week-end. Mr. and Mrs; Bergey 3d., spent Saturday at Manasquan.- Firemen from this place and ALSO * Inlaid Linoleum, Asphalt Tilt) Installed A HAIR-DO Mrs. Grace Curran of this place neighboring towns fought the blue lived' on the John Ellis farm for CREATED BY and Mrs. Gladys Bennett of port to "no avail. many years. Monmouth spent Monday at state L. D. Lenpwltz of the Bon Ton Visiting'with*Mr. and Mn. Ray- PADDOCK FENCING WILLIAM H. MALLETT 1WR.BEN teachers' college, Trenton. store won .'a Chevrolet coach, dls- mond Laubmelsterr this week-end Carl Wenner U attending the osed of by the American Legion Vere Mrs. Alice Castln and daugh- Harry E. Newman, Jr. Flooring Contractor Have Mr. Ben shape your ttlielr annual fair at the school ter Gail of Long Branch. summer school at Rutgers univer- * CO, LTD. sity. grounds. A radjo-vlctrola was won Mr. and Mrs.. E.'Paul of Rich- ; 114 BROAD ST.,, MATAWAN, N. J. hair and give you a per- PtaOne SMI ' New Egypt Mrs. William R, Craig, Mrs. Wil- byf M. ;'J, Johnson ,of the DuPpnt vale, Ontario, Canada, are spending Tel HaUnan 14024 ' ' Estimate* GIVM manent styled just for liam C. Ludi, Mrs. William Rebel, company, Parlln. • a week'with Mr. and Mrs. John or 1172 ' Mrs. Frank Bliss and Mrs. Mar- Mr. and-Mrs. Arthur Zehen are Portin. guerite Laird left Tuesday 'far tho parents'of a. daughter, born Joseph Browne and family of Permanent Southbury, Conn,, to visit Mrsr iunday, June 29, at Riverview b.os- Jersey City spent the holiday week- Charlc." Yerger. "* '..--, »ita! ' ," ' • " end at their home here. and Hair Cut $Q.so 8 Mrs. Frank Tlerney and daugh- Tne fire department will collect Spending the past Week-end at ters,. Sheila and Patricia,' of Brook- scrap paper from house to house their summer home here were Mr. Phone lyn were week-end guests of Mr. "lily 19, August 16, September 20 and Mrs. Pasqual Viscuso and chil- AIR Red Bank 6-3008 and Mrs. WilHam Tlerney. and October 11. ' :rt dren, Josephjne and Bosty, of New OPEN ALL NIGHT for appointment r. Pfld Mrs. John Kavanotigh Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rlopel are York city. Visiting with them were CONDITIONED are entertaining Miss Audrey parents of a daughter born Mon- Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Viscuso of Braun of Chicago, formerly of this day, June 30, at Monmouth Memor- Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony ANNS iplace. • • ' • • ial hospital. Sacco of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Elizabeth Morrell, a student Mrs. Paul A. Egan, Mrs. Rens- Mike Carollo and children, Trina, BEAUTY SALON nurse at -Methodist hospital, Phila- selaer L. Cartan and Mrs. Harry Betts, Junior,' Jlmmle, Slmone, delphia, spent Monday with her Kahn were prize winners at Thurs- Jackie "and Rose, Mr. find, Mrs. 16 Wallace St., Red Bank parents, Mr.' and Mrs. Mlllard Mor- day's,bridge club meeting at Mrs. Frank Carollo and Mrs. Elizabeth rell. • ' '' • ' .'• • Joseph Baler's. Carollo of Bloomfield. Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Walling Twenty-two Scouts of district The local baseball team played have returned from a trfo to Des-three have returned after spending the Union Beach team at Union Moines, Iowa. a, week at Camp Cowaw. Attending Beach Sunday. The score was 18-15 Miss Evelyn Zlegler -spent Sun- under the leadership of James F. In favor of Union Beach. r day in'Pennsylvania, rf Cool Off Flynn were Willard Vreeland, Walr Miss Jean Murray of New York Mrs. Edward Sqhuber and fam-ter Scott, Donald Zahn, Dore Hun- ily are vacationing in Virginia. I ter, Louis Pazienza, Donald Flynn city spent July Fourth and the With Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Michael Eovlno en- and Robert M.acMlllan of this week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Sam tertained, at a July. Fourth dinner, place; Philip Walling, Oeorge Wil- Ballln. - jruests included Mrs; P. A. Zlegler, son and William Lchan of Hazletj . Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Martln- Miss Evelyn Zlegler, Robert and Alfred and George Post, Curtis off,'. Jr.,. of New York city, spent the A tall lovely vaie of flowers Charles Zlegler, Mr, and Mrs.'Lee Burvowea, Dick Klein, Richard week-end with Mr. arid.Mrs. Alex- Rennettl and children,'Karen and Bracken, Charles Smalley, George ander Martlnoff, Sr., at their farm hai the effect of knocking Arthur, of this place and Vincent Gordon and William and Dalton here. ' - *ay,of Wbodbrldge.. ••.-. • Graham of\Keyport arict- John Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Tuller of Whether it's Chicken or a Turkey Dinner, 10 degreet off the temper- Mro. Helen Churchman of Lake Camp, William Bracken and Frank Worcester, Mass., spent last week Paikf Fla., Is spending two months' Slovanz of Union Beach. with Mr. and Mrs. J. Daniel Tuller. Vacation hore. Miss Ann. Church, ature in your room. ' The birth of a son, John William, Mr. and Mrs. Harry H, Neuberger a Hamburger Sandwich or. a Tenderloin man of this place has returned and daughters, Joan and Susan; from a Florida sojourn. on June 30 at Rutland hospital, Rutland, Vt., has been announced have left. for an extended tour John F. Tobln of Chicago was a by Corporal and Mrs. William Bot- throughout the "West. Steak, a Shrimp Salad or a Pot Roast, recent guest of William H. Tlch- cher of Phoenlxville, Pa. Mr. Bet- Holiday and week-end visitors of erior. •' • '" cher is a former resident of this Mr. and Mrs, Leon Lepre were Mrs, Mrs. Charles, Galosh and daugh- place. .' ' ;. G. Campa and daughter Mary, Mr. You will enjoy your meals in pleasant and comfortable ter Joan Marie have returned from Mies Carol Craig entertained at and Mrs. Nick Spadaneccla.. and surroundings in. the attractive new dining room, at the a vteit with'relatives at Niagara a picnic lunch yesterday. children, Lena, Frank and Nick, Falls and Canada. Mrs. Anthony Hart of the Bronx, Mrs. I. Capellutl and Sergia Capel- counter or in the booths at " •' Miss Kathryn Harris left Satur- N. Y. spent the week-end with'her lutl of Hoboken, and Mr. and Mrs. day by plane on a trip to the West mother, Mrs. Margaret MacDonald. Nicholas Plckea,. and Isabelle and Coast.' ' •" Mr. and Mrs. Radford Shafto of Joe Plckea and Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. William Ludi, Mrs. Edward HilTftrect are parents of a daugh- Lepre and daughter Maura of f v Currle and Mrs. William R. Craig ter born Monday at Monmouth Me- Brooklyn. were prize-winners at, a recent MONMOUTH DINER mortal hospital. LITTLS SILVER RED BANK 61832 bridge;dub meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Clark are The famous boardwalk at Atlan- Mrs. Charming Clapp. parents of a son, born Friday at tic City Is 60 feet wide and five 65 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK, N. J. The Westminster guild, of the Monmouth Memorial hospital. miles long.' Presbyterian • church will hold a sewing meeting Monday, September S at tha home of Mrs. John Cham- s berlain. Articles will be made for the. Sage Memorial hospital at Gra- IT'S BLACK and WHITE nado, Ariz. Miss Jean Loecse and James Quinn of Jersey City have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mathjas Schotte. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herrlck anil for Day or Night Mr. and. Mrs. Jay F.' Hostetter spent the week-end at tha Herrlck cottage at Pins Grove, Conn. Mrs. Herrlck li convalescing from a Stop in to see our great knee Injury. : ' , . John Kahn and Jack Lannlng variety of black and white left Friday for the Philmont Boy Scout ranch'in New Mexico, where dresses; black and white they will spend three weeks. starts MM. Samuel Baker of Fulton, prints; black and" white, Mo., is visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. Robert •tripes. B.Bprger. ^_ MrsTRalph^cT Bedle and lnfani daughter Darlene Ellse have re Black with touches of turned home from Monmouth Me- w owner white for a wonderful con- morial hospital. V . Mr. and Mrs. John Kobus are parents of a daughter, born July trast. 1 at Monmouth Memorial hospital Mrs. Herbert Ludewlg and sons Production lines are humming to meet the huge demand! Jerseys, Crepes, Douglas and David, left Tuesday for. Maine. The boys will spend-the Linens, summer at Camp Pasiaco'noway at Harrison; and Mrs. Ludewlg will direct a summer theater at Fern, 5.99, 7.99, 9.99 wood, a girls' camp at Oxford. Mrs. William Moore and daugh- ter Doris of Seaford, Del., are'visit- Sizes 9-15; 18-44 Ing'Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Carton,' Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Applegate left Sunday to spend the rest of the summer at Ship Bottom. autbniatic ' The Hanson, VanWInkle 4 Mun nlng company has closed its plan for a week for repairs and'altera- tions. ' "•• JEAN FROCKS Dr. aid Mrs. William Fengel en- tertained at a buffet supper July 14 BROAD ST. RED BANK Fourth m celebration of Guatave Voelcker'a birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nielsen are No other washerman match the Bendix ' YOU'LL SAVE MONEY AT 9-year record of performance No other has done so much wash... for so many millions of fam- ilies.. for so many years....and done the whole tremendous TRUCK HEADQUARTERS job automatically! ' J ' • No wonder the Bendix is the world's most-wanted washer! Jtor it gets clothes super-deaa, while you just test...or market...or WITH... take care of the children! ; ' .. ' It rinses three times... changes its own water... damp-drys clothes... cleans itselt... shuts" itselt off1. . STANDARD MODIL But see, with pur own eyes, how the Bendix works... how gently the Tumble-Action treais the clothes... hoyt thrifty, the Water- wllb noniHil ImtallaKcn Saver Cylinder is with ffi»p and water...how Triple-Rinsing Dl LUXl MOpiL makes whites come whiter and colors brighter. See the Bendix per* form ah its work-saving nicks »t any of the dealers listed below.' .with nwiM< ImtaMtn UP TO 15 MONTHS TO PAY Why wait? Might as well let your new BendU set you free right now! just make a down payment with your, order, then you may have as many as 1 $ months to pay (he balance on easy budget terms, You get all three with a truck that fits your job-a "fir6# Despite the technical and promo- SAFET* TIP OF THE ,* WHEN SPEAKING OF HEALTH Drunk Driving tional work of these groups, there V WEEK: . •-. <••' IT IS NOT TRUE TO SAT "WE DID EVERYTHING rOSfUBLE* are still Jurisdictions which regard UNLESS CmBOPRACTIG WAS INCLUDED chemical test.evld«nce in somewhat An etiquette book Is a pretty Will B. On Dutjr At Still Leading the same light as the lie detector scary thing, If you read it from Sears Roebuck & Co. Store "liew-fangled gadget." Many cover .to .cover, yet actually al) DR. WARREN FOWLER Ewi? Frldiy from 6:30 PJ*. cities, however, notably Cincinnati, those hundreds of rules #boil . PHOTO •Till «lOO P« M. Traffic Problem Cleveland, Milwaukee, KansasCity, down to Just one thing— FOR YOUR ENTIRE HOME '•-• ' - "•'.", •'••'•••'-.', • '••••••_• , • -. ••_ ": •. . •) - . .. . . * '. .A • , ; \ , , j -.', ••'".•. ' "• •': ' " ... . ^,' '',''• •• ' You'll Itkt thot B/g-Cerr . You'UiacihatHg.Carttylingl _ performance f Why put off buying th'e furniture you want_to make your home You'll like the'lonfl, low lines of the new Chevrolet You'll like You'll find it fun to, drive a new 001 l a iv Chevrolet. There's power and pep fftJ ^ " »» ?!'»M and.aturdiniM. That big, beautiful y U kno hB to spare In the only Valve-In-Head U'r l ' A»bury Park Store J47-149 Main St. Tel.: Asbury Park 2-2919-r Open Wedi. and Sat. Eves, j 29 MECHANIC STREET Phone Red Bank 6-3130 RED BANK ( mUure.WHHfiWumitwoWhitb fa^ furniture WhUe Eurnifure} White f wnp K '""-*! ' "• •'- •(••••••'•••;•• ' ' - ft' ' ' . l . '• •• ,. ' • .• •••:• • , , '•''-,••). BED SANK REGISTER: JtjLY 10,1947 QOTNN, DOBBMUS* MO COB * home Sunday from Haxard hos- West Receives pitaL . . ' • . • • . Red Bank Auto Glass Co. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Peseux 1 COUNBBMARS \7 JJ(W ' Army Diploma ' and daugbsr Wanda are spending i M MAPLE AVE. . 4 Whltfiald BulldlOf, I fed B*BIL Pvt. Wilfred W; Wist of Rumson, a few, wieks in Maine. 1 If Jobo J. Qulnn Tbooiu P. Doranuv' Cor. Maple Aye. * White St. now assigned to the 56th Signal Mlu Doris J, Peteux an^ Miu Vlaeant J. iicCni Ernut Pliant battalion, an organization of First Helen Bitter of Kayport are on a William L. Eaiiell. Jr.-•' WIND8HIELD QLA88 Corps headquarters, recently grad- tV vacatiot n to TexasT . y # uated from the corps school at Ky- P. 0. Welgand, Sr, is employed ' FdRSONB, LABEEOQUE, DE$K TOPS oto, Japan. He earned'his diploma at Monmouth Park during racing s CAJJZONA ft COMBS upon completion of 48 hours season. V , COUNSELLORS AT LAW schooling. In basic electricity; Mies Vefa Tombleson moved last • Wallac. »U. ' Rad Bank DOOR GLASS^ Weodort D. tanom Edmund 1. Cmiom Pvt West, son of Mrs. Percy West, week from Hightstown to Key- ' l Thsodori J, Labrecqut ' entered the army October 1, IMS, port. • • •.. ', KIsLon F. Combt Tbomil J. Smltb BOAT GLASS at Fort Dix and upon completion Mrs, Edwin R, Peseux fell In her Eobtrt B. Mslda William B. Blallr It. of baste training at the signal cen- yard Wednesday of last week and 1 . Abraham J. Z ter at the Fort, was shipped over- broke her right hip. She was taken WILLIAM E. BEATY •TABLE TOPS seas. He is a graduate of Rumson to Monmouth Memorial hospital In £ • ' • • '."••:•'• Installed While You Wait high school. the Keyport ambulance. Mrs, Peseux is doing nicely, but will be Branch Store Is Open ; ATTOBNEY AT LAW confined to the hospital several ass Co. Hazlet : , - . A TAX' CONSULTANT .• ' weeks.' .' •. ' ; The fire company was called out SO Eait Front St. Rag 'Bank 6.4377 TEL R. B. 8-3880-J. Mrs. Grace Taylor of Brooklyn to extinguish a grass lire on H. spent'the week-end with Mr. and Van Brickie's lawn caused by DR. L W. CARLBON, / Mrs. William Reya.- sparks from a passing train Friday. at 213 BROADWAY SCBGEON UH1BOPODIST, Mr. and Mrs, George . Emmons Several -local Scouts' participated . FOOT AILMENTS and daughters, Joan, Shirley and in the Holmdel July 4th celebr* OStea Hourat . Patty, spent Wednesday of last tion, ' Dally S:JO a. m. to (lOOp. m, week visiting relatives at Pompton Margo Wefgand, William Wel- -Evanlnga; Tiiaular and Thartdar ' Plains. ••: • For appointment phone 6-S44J gand and Wanda. Peseux were Mr. and Mrs. Walter\Habacker prize winners at the Holmdel cele- Don't Miss These Opening Week Values! 60 BBOAD ST, BED BANK, N. 3. of Brooklyn spent the week-end at bration. Margo was awarded sec- Eleotrlo Sewing Maohlnes the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ond, prise In the 25-yard dash, DR. MILDRED HULSART, ^Bryne, Sr., of.Keyport, and also Wanda first prize in the 60-yard SUBOEONi CHIROPODIST PORfMlf visited friends, here. dash and 0. William Welgand £rst Foot^ Orthopedics—Electro-Therflpj Miss Mna Dean,', student at prize in the half-mile bicycle' race. OfFIca Hourti Daily »"a. m. to 5 "p. at. MOKL Rider college, Trenton, spent tnc Richard and 'Judith Tlbbetts, Eranlnin Tutiday, Tbunday, 7 to ~ week-end at the home of her par- children of Lieut, and Mrs. George WHILE THEY LAST!. (Cloud Wtdn.id.y and Friday) ents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Dean. Tlbbetts of Middle- River, Md., By appointment only, Red Bank 6-0908 , Miss Anita.Dexhiemer, daughter spent several days with their grand, 138 BBOAD ST, BED BANE, N'J, Rebuilt of Mr. and Mrs. Rlnehold Dexhiem- parents, Mr, and Mrs. Hudson P. Former $22.95 er, Is spending a week with rela- Carhart. DR. RAY DE CARLO V Your Old Machine tives at Flushing, X. I. Miss Ferol Peseux, daughter of SUBUEON CHIBOPODIST Mr. and'Mrs, Norman Wolffe and' Mr. and Mn. Rudolph Peseux, spent FOOT/AILMENTS daughters of Milltown spent Sat- last week with W aunt and uncle, Offlca .Hourat ELECTRICALLY urday .with Mr, and Mrs. Russell Mr. and Mr«. L. Hartle, at Haynes- 100% Virgin Dallf tiOO a- m. to 6:30 p. a. MODERNIZED n Hertle and daughter. boro, Pa, Evening* by appointment Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Quacken- Tuesday> evening the members of Pbost 6-0676 bush of Milltown visited Mn and the* Woman's Society of Christian WOOL 90 MAPLE AVE. BED BANK Mrs. Lloyd Reya and son July 4. Service held a covered dish fellow- SHORTIES < Mr. and Mrs. William Beam of ship supper at St. John's Methodist DR. WILLIAM WYL1E Baltimore, Md., spent several days church for-their, families ai»d PASTELS DARKS CHIROPODIAL SURGEON with Mr, and Mrs. James C. Glenn. friends. Rev. Norman Rtley, pastor, Lpulse Roselle spent the , weok- • Functional Foot Dliorfen a showed moving pictures, Those at- A collection of exactl'y the summer «nd at Lake George, N. Y. Mrs. tending were Rev. and Mrs. Nor- 9, Mechanic St., Bed Bank, N 3. Louis Roaelle, .Mrs. Frances Wool- man Rlley, Mr. and' Mrs. Harry 8 toppers you are wanting . , . but Houn » A.- M. to 8 p. M. T.I. ley and Mrs. Fred Wilson, who had Cowles, Sr,', Mr*. Walter Smale, which sell for several times this Kveninn by Appointment., R.B. 6-3389-J been enjoying a week's vacation at Eveline Smale, Mr, and Mrs, Harry price in regular stores! .Smartly lO-DAY TRIAL PLAN Lake George, returned home with S. Cowles,. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Wil- KENNETH C. WASHBURNE Home Demonstration Mr. Roselle. liam Barnes, Mrs, PedersOn, Mrs. styled and carefully tailored of • Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tlntle o Beulah Thistle, Harold Laughlln, The Northwestern Mutual Mirabelli-woven 100% virgin wool Pompton Plains' spent the week- Mrs. Florence Crawford, Mrs. Rus- Lite Insurance Qo. end at the, home of George Em- sell Smith, Mr, and Mrs. Dyson in pretty pastels and. darks to Wear 79 Princeton Boad '•: BELMAR 9-0898 mons and family. . ' - Woodhouie, Miss' Barbara Wood- now and later. Good sizes. ' Fair Haven, N. J. CONVENIENT TERMS ARRANGED Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Watitng, house, Mr. and Mrs. William Red Bank 6-3184 Mirltit 3-0135 Mrs. William p. Holmes and Mrs, Bryne, .Charles Hyer, Mr and Mrs. Florence D. LeRoy are spending Frank McCleaster,' Mr. ,ju»d Mrs. Summer Toppers In Many Other Styles Sell Us YOUR OLD Singer several weeks at Lake Winslpe- Soellf H. LeRoy, Miss Florence Le- AUDITS BOOKKEEPING saukee, N. B, Roy, Mr. and Mts. Prank Laugh- Mr. and Mrs. David Snyder and lln and daughters,. June and Mil- HAROLD F. DOWSTRA son David of Savannah, .Ga., and dred, Mr. and Mrs, Hendrlck Ben- . . . Clearance Priced! ... . Publlo Accountant Mrs. Sophia Stutz of Harrtsburg, nett' and daughters, June and* Pa., are spending a week at the Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. John Carole 130 Broad Street Fiona Ul U< Oil and Adjust Your** nn home of Frank McCleaster and and children, Susan, Mary Jane, Rid Bank. New Jeraey Rad Bank 0-31MR Old Machine''far Only 51-00 family of Atlantic street. - Jack and Donald, Miss Anna Mrs. William J. Mason and In- Cowles, Mrs. Fannie Holmes, Miss INSURE YOUR HOME Co-operative Stores fant son have returned home from Evelyn Lutburrow. and Mrs. Frank 619 Tenth Ave. Cor, F St. Rivervlew hospital.' Sproul. business, automobile anj, other .Mr., and Mrs. Howard' Woolley Mrs. Daniel Foley of Telegraph property with • s.K.< BELMAR, N.J. - and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hyer Hill road is a patient at Rivervlew HAWKINS BEOTHEBS ' Telephone Belmaf 9-0898 spent several days in Maine, Can- hospital. Heal Estate and Mortgage Loans Open Wed..and Sat Till 9 ada and at Niagara" Falls, N. •?. . W Broad Street, »'••'. Ked Bank lm Clinton Ave, Xrvlngton Mrs. Cheston L>yton and infant Malaria ; I*, one; of the oldest Phono E. B. WS5S daughter,'Janice. Marie, returned known diseases of manklrid. MAINSTAY FEDERAL SUITS Savings and LoftnAssoeiation OF RED BANK. N. J. 21 Monmouth Street LIMITED QUANTITY At Senidtlonally "While they ilost" . . ; which Won't be many days Low Factory Pricei! at this'remarkable price!. For these ore the suits.. that stand near the top of the list in a woman's ' STATEMENT OF CONDITION Summer wardrobe' "musts". Casual cardigan Ag of June 30th, 1947 '195 neckline with three button front and short sleeves, : Pleated skirt. Stark white sharkskin In wantedsizes. . ASSETS • LIABILITIES ••:••> First -Mortgage' Loaiu ...;...... i..$l,00Jf,133.5S Members' Share AccounU...... ; $1,098,535.78 White Sharinkin White Shgrkikin Renreathts. our Inveslment, In 880 mortgages ' Represents accumulated savings of 727 mem- PEDAL PUSHERS S:i HA (j I T on fmproved property, all but one of which ' bers. . '•'••• . . ' • ' ,:• provide for,monthly.amortization and interest • payments, Sid as of July Jth, 1M7, the.Jnterest Xtk *295 i arrears was only 168,29. White Sharkskin Properties Sold on Contract.;.%./ 12,331.54 Loans in Process '34,631191. . Represents undiabursed portion of loans auth- • . '•• SLACKS Represents 7 properties, title to which will . orized and fire lots settlements. ' - • ' pais to the purchaser after additional con- tractual payments have been made In accord- ,,..,, ance with 'agreements, and as of July 8th, v 1M7, they are all paid to date. Other Liabilities 5,978.62 t investments and Securities , 121,067.63 Never bcfoie such dresses it such low prices! Thousands Represents our investment In-$111,000.00 of ' United States Government Bonds and other Specific Reserves of them from' which 'to MEN'S GOOD LOOKING LEISURE JACKETS securities. ' • ' . . 258.77 choose. Cottons, acetates) 100% Virgin Wool Leisure Jackets for home and resort; on^ Hand and in Banks 120,963.90 bemberg sheers , . , prints, ( fr. Reserves and Undivided Profits plain shades/ All slzesi .wear. Well tailored in a fine casual stye. Ton, blue, ' Office Equipment, less deprecia- plenty of 'larger' sites, tool beige and a'otd. Good sizes. 10.00 tion .. -I; ...i.l.... .''..•„•„ 1.00 General Reserves $90,666.55 . Deferred Charges Undivided Profit, 27,660.81 118,327.36 234.78 Whin AII-WPOI W« Mokt th* Cloth Represents, prepaid (expenses. ' Represents the safety fund of tine association, Qarminti Ai* We Sell Dlmt te You AUMirabelli Ftatund W«. Mokt the Gornunt $1,257,732.44 $1,257,732.44 Factory Stores Current Dividend Rate June 30,1947 Open Every I per annum CHARTERED AND SUPERVISED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT JERSEY CITY ELIZABETH BRADLEY BEACH A Journal Squirt «h' ud MhnluM SU 4th snd R. R. Avef W W. IMh « Ten RED JBANK REGISTER, JULY 10,1947 Shore Shriners To Highlands Seminfiry Student The plenary, retail consumption Have Monster Bake license of the Overlook hotel was To Preach Here WEEK-END SPECIALS suspended for a ten-day period, Tha North Shore Shrine club ot ending Thursday of last week, by A. Kenneth Magner, Jr., student Salaam Temple will have a mons- ordtr of the State Alcoholic Bever- assistant, will preach at the 11 One Dozen Long Stem Red Roses. Benny's; Grocery ter, clam bake at Connor's hotel age control commission. Last No- o'clock service' Sunday morning at grove, Water Witch, Sunday, Au- vember the license was suspended the Presbyterian church on "The gust 3, lain or shine. James Gor- for a ten-day period but'the dates Expectancy of Christ." The pastor, don of Red Bank, heads the com-of the suspension were not fixed Rev. John A. Hayes, ds on his an- $2 00 185 SHREWSBURY AVE., mittee and he has appointed the because the premises were closfd. nual vacation in the South and ex- following members to assist him; Police,issued nine summonses frfr pects to be back In his pulpit Aug- Louis Brodstein, Asbury Park, parking violations'tver, the holiday ust 3. • . ' . -•., . •. V . HONEY BEE FLOWERS REt) BANK, N. J. tickets; Louis Bronson, Ocean week-end. Marry Tamanl of High- Mr. Magner was born fn Mllroy, Grove, host and hostesses; Chris lands and Owen McGovern of Jer- Pa.- His father, Rev. A. Kenneth UPPER BROAD 8T. '' RED BANK Jensen, Keyporf, road signs; Wil- sey City were fined $10 and $5 re- Magner, is pastor of First Prespy-j OUR NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER 18 RB 6-4020 liam Elirlg,-Neptune,--Jerry Gfott- spectively, Saturday by Recorder terlan church, Pennlngtoh. Tba lleb, Asbury Park, Van Benschoten, Frank' Hall on charges of being young student was in his final term Ocean Grove, entertainment; How- drunk and disorderly. at Lafayette college when he <>n-. LARGE PKG. ard MOrrls, Fair Haven, arrange- About 12 members of the Police llnted lh the U 8; Army Air corps ments; Ralph Rhoades, Asbury Athletic league went on-jt fishing, at the beginning of World War U, SUGAR He was'a pilot of a medium bomb- Park, publicity. trip Monday with Captain Frank Schellack. er ir. the Ninth Air force. Follow- This is to be the first of what ing the armistice he completed his Fishery s An art exhibit at Villa Roma will might be an annual affair and be held August 3 to 10, the week of degree work at Lafayette college. 5 lbs. 43 RINSO 31 promises to be a "bake" long to the boat basin carnival. Contribu- Lfr. Magner Is now a mlddler at |Ocean Ave. & Center St., Sea Bright, N. J. bo remembered,' says .Torn Brown tions have been submitted by Mrs. Princeton Theological seminary, of AllenhurBt, president of the club. Gertrude Rellly Wilhelm, a teacher He was'called to Red Bank.as stu- The bake will be under' the,su- at the Franklin school at Newark, dent assistant about three months pervision of "Hen" Harvey of Oak- FRESH FISH DAILY Madonna Brand La Rosa or Ronzoni Frank Mee'res and Joseph Julian. 1 hurst, an artist in his'.profession. Any one may place their art work **.-'•'•-" •-••- •-«:-•-.••»• DAN CALLOPY and LEWIS BRANIN, TOMATO PASTE Steamed/ clams with "Hen's" special on display. ' . Thousands of years are needed to Macaroni and Spaghetti sauce; fish, baked sweet potatoes, Dr. Joseph Opfermann, chairman make the thin layer of top soil from Props. fried chicken and Jersey corn an of the Bqat basin carnival, has re-which plants get their food,,. < S the cob and watermelon will com- ceived a letter from Mrs, Eleanor prise the' menu. • Holm Rose, famous swimmer and 1O Can . jj "J-3-:.\ "Plcg.- -• motion picture star and wile of Billy Rose, producer, praising the Atlantic Highlands sportsmanship of Miss Gertrude Bderle, who will be guest of honor Italian Style Unpeeled A new television set has been In- at a "Gertrude Ederle Day" Aug- MAZOLA OIL stalled in the Ore house on Mount ust ». • avenue. ' Fire Chief Vincent Worth has an- PLUM TOMATOES William .Gerkens has been ap- nounced that the Leonardo and SPEpIAL . pointed head of the Firemen's fair Sandy Hook fire companies will • LARGE CAN committee. . • participate in a parade August 9 In . A "Wild West" circus will open honor of Miss Ederle. About 40 Saturday on Avenue A, near the companies throughout the county C railroad station. . and state have been invited. ' James Dinkleberry of Massa- The Clammers association has $2.65 .**-.• 25 Each chusetts, a Sunday evening guest of been reorganized and Us first pro-, Judge John C. Giordano at Log ject is to attempt ito stop "churn- Cabin inn,)becamo ill and was tak- ing"/ which they claim is detrimen- en to Monmouth Memorlal,hospltal tal to the clamming business. by the First Aid squad. Large Melting Borough officials are receiving GEM OIL The Mantell Hose company met many complaints from residents, Monday night and discussed plans who say they do not have any SWEET PEAS for the firemen's fair.' Ralph Dado 10% OLIVE OIL ' water. • '. is president of the company. Mrs. Emma Grogan of Hoboken No. 2 CANS Nancy Ball, daughter of Mr. and spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Walter Ball, celebrated her Mrs. Ambrose Liming. ' sixth birthday recently with a par- John Azzollna and son Joseph are C ty at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Alfred Ball. There were 14 remodeling the interior of • their $2.90 e-> - Btore. Self service counters are be- 2For25 guests present. > ' ing installed. ^ " Charles Hesse, Jr., Monday night Five generations of the Mlnton conducted his first meeting as pres- family were present Sunday as Mrs. ident of tho: Lions club at Home- Lavanla' Mlnton attended the bap- TAVOL OIL; Pure Semolina Macaroni stead Inn. • : tlzm of two of her great, great Tho "Asbury. Park", commuter grand-children. The children bap-, HOT SHOT 20-POUND CARTONS boat, owned by the Atlantic High- tlzed by Rev., J.. Hlllman' Coffee, lands Wharf company, arrived Sat- Methodist minister, were Jean urday and Is at the pier. Minor re- Cheryl Voorhees, daughter of Mr. pairs .and painting have to be com- •and Mrs. Ivlns Voorhees and Linda pleted before the boat will be in McCue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. $2.99 Gal $2.lS Each operation. Joseph McCue, Mr. Voorhees is the The municipal band, under the great grandson of Mrs. Minton. ; direction of Joseph Shena, gave a Mrs. Joseph Wardell of Cornwell band concert July 1 at the school street has moved into the home of grounds. Before the concert, the Mrs, George Liming for the Bum- band paraded through town. mer. . 1 , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hatfleld are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Matthew* parents of a daughter born Sunday are parents of a son born Sunday at Monmouth Memorial hospital. at Monmouth Memorial hospital, Mr. and Mrs..James J..Clark of Milk tops all lists of foods of Ocean avenue are parents of a son, TIMKEN high nutritious qualities. born Saturday at Hazard;hospital.- FACTORY^STORES OIL HEAT FOR OIL BURNERS - AIR CONDITIONING OIL Oil BOILERS • OIL BURNING WATER HEATERS IN Men's & Boys' Clothes WHY TIMKEN* FOR BOYS You'll bo comfort and money ahead If you chooso .$2.50 VALUE Timken SHont Automatic Oil Heating Equipment, i s .00 | WaU-IUme design saves up to W% on fuel SLACK SUITS l " C0li •.-•W-"' • • '! ' SIZES 4-6-8 2; I*1* trouble-ftee life. 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V.i'^'v.i'.-::,!;; ' p,tiJ -r: - BANK VOLUME LXX, NO. 3. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 10,1947 SECTION THREE-PAGES 1 TO Finnegan On Stand Revenue Agents Roebling's Cacique Schoo} Board TrUnkMurdererMakesi Checking On Will Examine In Highlands Case Tax Evasions Wins Jersey Futurity Possible Sites Complete Confession 1 x Red Bank Group Kremer Try* To Show Alliance Secretary Snyder Romps In Easily To Cop $10,000 Anonymous Tip Leads To Arrest Of ill TelU Of Millions Wants Views Of Between Engineer And Layne Co. Purse Offerfed Classy 2-Year-Old« 59-Year-Old Plainfield Husband Collecte'd On Incomes "Sending-Districts" A special committee, composed of Deposition heatings In the case Tax evasion Investigators, assist- Cacique, the pride twtf-year-old A nagging wife, who spent,» t of the borough of Highlands' and ed by an informer, have turned up if J. M. Roebling's stable, with all members of the Red Bank school small fortune to appease her van- ", the l*ym. company of New York Fair Haven Wins a-construction laborer who, during Red Bank Lioos Jockey Johnny Adams aboard, yes- board, headed by Edmund J. Can- Fitkin Expansion ity and who after being an hour ' versus A, Bajrinond Travis, owner zona, will examine all possible slteB late in meeting her husband argued : four years of War work in an Amer- terday romped fof five and a half <>f the American Drilling company, At Red Bank Fair ican territory, won over $200,000 furlongs at Monmouth Park to cop for a new school, It was doclded Calls For 3 Wings with him from New York tp their . and the Highlands Property Own- Present Ch^ck To the' $10,000 New Jersey Futurity by Tuesday night at the regular meet- Plainfield home, caused him to mur- ; ers' association were continued Jrom off-hour gambling, Secretary der her In desperation, Philip Aug- ' )f the Treasury "John W. Snyder nearly three lengths. ing of the school board. At the re- Tuesday at the Wallace street law Ground Prize Will quest of Mr. Canzona, letters will ust Schreil, a 59-year-old photo-en- offices of Parsons, Labrecque, Can- (aid toHay. Community "Y» Carrying the top luggage •* Morgan Rehrlg; Jr., Richard Davis, "When' Will You Be Sued?" Mr. Brahn expects to form a flrst Chester Apy, Jr., Frank MerriU, Jr., aid oomjnlttce to promote a coun Charles White, EarlGoddardKlfT, HERE IT IS ty-wldo flrst aid program. A class Jr., William H. R. White, 2d, L. B. will bo started In September for Hlppensteel, Ronnie Hlppensteel, Complete Personal and Residential Liability those holding advanced first aid Tom Osborn, Jr., James Allen, Rob' Factory Sale Closeout cards, to be Instructed by Jqhn ert Quackenbush, Leslie Stewart, Insurance .. In One Policy .. One Low Premium Hopkins, director of safety services Jr., Robert Davis, Charles E. Buid, Providing Up to &O,00O and 3100,000 for Injuries; of the county chapter. Ralph Runyon, James Soden, John — OF — V. Pqpie, Robert King, Dick Gor- $00,000 Property Damage, and $500 Medical Reim- Dinner, Shower such and Thomas Lloyd. „ bursement for attention to others than family. Tollcy covers: YOU—YOUR WIFE-YOUB CHILDREN AND Beach Toppers ^or Bride-to-Be Edith VanVliet OTHER MEMBERS .OF YOUR HOUSEHOLD Miss Marjorie Recinelli, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Recinelli of Is Bride-Elect . Assortment of Sizes and Colors. Horbert street, who will be married COST: '1476 PER YEAR Sunday in St. Anthony's church to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Van- Ernest Blakeley ol Red Bank,- Vliet of Sycamore avenue, Shrews- ($10,000 limit policy $10) honored at a dinner party and bri- bury, announce the engagement While They last 2 dal shower Tuesday evening at the and forthcoming'marriage of their Rosfcvelt tea room, Little Silver, by daughter,' Miss Edith Chapman BEFORE YOU BUY, BURN OR BORROW Miss Marie Mazra. of Shrewsbury.' VanVliet, to Michael Joseph Lor- The decorations were in aqua enzo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and white and a miniature.wheel- A.. Lorenzo of Franklin, N, J. The barrow nilcd with flowers served as wedding will take place August =2 the table centerpiece. Attending the at St. John's Episcopal chapol. Lit- ADAMS BROTHERS shower were Mrs. Alex Recinelli, tle Silver, Mrs. Anthony Mazza, Mrs. Vincent Miss VanVliet, who attended St. J. McCue, Mrs. Joseph Falvo, Mrs. Mary's school at Burlington, was ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 244 WEST FRONT STREET, Andrew Rueso, Mrs. James Zeccola, graduated from Guhston school at HEAL ESTATE Mrs. Edmund Talerico, Mrs. Wft Centervllle, Md. Mr. Lorenzo served RED BANK, N. J. Ham White, Mrs. Anthony Clanv six years as a captain In the Sig- 60 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. brono and Misses Rose Recinelli, nal Corps, and Is now associated Lillian Baden, Antoinette Glglio, An- with his father In business at Phone 6-0250 na Fizzo, Rose Phillips, Mary Valtl, Franklin. Carmela Plroso, Vickie Codlspotl, Marlon D'Anthony, Dottle Clement!, Fanny Natale, Lucy. Suggesse, Phyl To Help Make Your lls Domenlco, Marie Caruso, Dolly THREE DAYS ONLY! and Gloria D'Anthony. Chairman Lists Today, Fri., Sat., 8:30 P. M.; Special Mat. Sat., 2:30 P. M. Afalttt if gr*g) fun lo mow -the Breakfasts an Occasion Gorpr Directors" tougfii)f7a\v7rt Cult tough gross Gen. George L. VanDeusen, end w««dt EASILY that would ... Our new, imported 'china break- chairman of the county Red Cross THE RED BANK PLAYERS . stall an ordinary mower. No . chapter, has announced the reap- fast sets add a gracious note' to the polntment of chairmen of "chapter noite, no fumes, no dirt. . '.' morning; after. • ..when.you're.en- services. - B. F. KUTCHER, Manag.-Dir. Pow*r«d by a heavy-duty motor guaranteed (or a full year against They are George Clark, home eer- Presents the ' ' tertaining weekend guests. Complete vlce; Howard Rowland, water safe- defective material and workmanship. Prfsumatic tirei. • Ball bearing ' sets are available in a choice of love- ty; Leland Burt, accident preven- whe«li. Cuh forward and backward. It's light... it's oluminuml 75 ft. tion; Mrs. J. Henry O'Hern, Jun- ly pastel colors . . . moderately ior Red Cross; Mrs. Robert G. Ils- of rubber covered cable included. ' ' < priced.. ley, public Information; Miss Har- INTERNATIONAL MYSTERY REVUE riet E. Cook, nurse recruitment; Also *new and worth noting are our Mrs. William T. Plum, community BAFFLED MILLIONS Paris, London, Rome, services to camp and hospitals; Rio De Janiero, breakfast sets in California pottery Mrs. Elmer C. Hazard, volunteer ALL OVER TOE UNDERWRITERS' APPROVED ... which make unusually attractive special services. Buenos Aires, Shanghai, for Certified Safely : Corps chairmen in Mrs. Hazard'* West Indies, etc. gifts, Stop in when you're up town. department include Mrs, .Nathan Klein, motor corps; Mrs. J. Joseph WORLD Connor, staff assistants; Mrs. Anna Smith, production; Mrs. Douglas THE CHINA AND Craik, home service;"Mrs. Clarence Unterbcrg, Gray ladies, and Mrs. Jersey Central Appliance Co. , GLASS SHOP Isadore Chcslcr, Braille. '• Anne & John Ballantine ! 76 Monmouth Street Red Bank FORCED JLANDING i . 87 Broad Street, Red Bank Robert Rlcksen of Belmar landed II Memorial Parkwar, Long Branch 701 Main St., Aibury Park . R. B. 6-4229 his plane on the river, near Locust •B4 Wathlniton St., Toms River 41 East Main St., Frethold avenue, Monday evening to protect it from an approaching storm. The 707 Arnold Ave., Point Pleasant plane was nioored at a dock until Lhe pilot took off Tuesday morning. IN PERSON World s Greatest Living Magician—The Great THE BEST MILK IS PURE, CREAMY JERSEY] KARA-KUM Our grade A milk is produced from one of the country*! greatest pure-bred Jer::y Herdr, Mavlu THEJWORLD PRESS HAS THIS TO SAY: Farm*—in Lincroft, just a few miles from where you live. Karjar Krnkowild, Warsaw: "Holding tha crowd spell- Star PhMDli, SMlutoom "Matie B»r uoraa hit . . . . bound, Dr. Kotowkz performed masterful and many rare had opndty ludltncs yelllni for more." feats of manic. The invisible 01 rI of the Spirit Cabinet Sydnty Poit-R«cord: "Or. Kotowlti li a past rautw in li still myatlfying. He Invented this Illusion when play, Milk produced by Jersey cows has more butferfat than that produced by any other breed. ing tha GaumDnt Theatre In Paris." Vatlctn City, Popluo ditalla: "Pone Flui XI commands mands Dn. Kotowlci to perform. He ontortpined the col- leje of priests. Ht« Holiness attended a jhort while. The . All our Grade A milk is pasteurized in our modern, new dairy facing Deal Lake in Loch Arbov performance w»s thoroughly enjoyed by all." Straits ECHO, Calcutta: "The Devil Mnn Is rresmtsd by Dr. Kotowlcx In'the narhe manner as ho performed It in (next to Allenhurst) . .. and delivered to*your home in spic-and-span, white trucks. the French film 'Darkneu,' made In 1938 at Caumont Studios. It le a fast-movlnir Illusion showing you how ti> be In three placet at once. ThU Illusion has never' been preientud here before." Montreal Dally Star: "Hl/i mystery bag of tricke . . . . invnvrQ in run*. *v nen IMI in lining ne j»*« You WANT the best milk for yourself and your thrills audience at 12,500 at the Forum." performance before HU HoHnees Pope Fiu« XI, family .., we offer you the VERY best. Order now GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY! and be convinced! Phone Orders: Red Bank 6-22^7-M Mail Orders: River, Street Public School, Red Bank, N. J. Don't ml»» one minute of thla full-lensth two-ana-a-half-hour masterpiece of Ulualon! . ADMISSION: .80, l.SD, ,1.80, t« (Incl t«x) . - '. MATIftEE: .80, .W (Incl. tai) ' COMING NEXT WEEK! DAlRIES,inc. THE RED BANK PLAYERS PRESENT '.'.••• AILENHURST, NEW JERSEY Gertrude TonUonogy'ii hllarlou" comedy of American life—» SUCCOM on the Broadway ' . and London atage*. TELEPHONE: ALLENHURST 3-1126 'THREE-CORNERED MOON" ' . ., Directed by Jo<«ph Dolphin' ADVANCEB TBDUK Cii |i Inn Jersey .105-diy excellent producer of V.8.A. To Be Given at the Mechanic St. School P00 lbs. buttorfat—one o( the com whose milk we we, July \i, 16, lf;i8, 19, 20 - 8:30 P. M. Week of.July22-"AngelStreet" ^ ^ . l>> M J Aho~,o'f course,' Homogenized Milk, Standard Grade B Milk, Chocolate Milk, Heavy Cream, Pot Cheese, Eggs and Butter WeeTroryuir28^TeTsynair:Apfiafance ' " -~— NOTICK TO THE FBBUCUThB Bed Bank PUyeri l» wi Equity "A" Oom|M«F-*itI.orl»d «» Actors' Equity Association. This troup In the only one permitted to produce rmrlvale ud turn plays, wllh profeMlonal Broadway and Hollywood Btam and fe»tur« artUU, wffiln » radio* «f about 40 miles of Ited Bunk. ii i ti i .1 RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 10,194T ,215 Check From Lions .To "Y" Children's Shops ••'>, i By JACK 1A FREDA lET'S GET TOGETHER There ' are Every "Wednesday .All Day some folks who seem to fear that a reces- sion it now near. And, there are those •who say they JULY AND AUGUST know &at Nightly at the Bar such a thing 'cannot be 'so, WIGGIE'S KIDDIE CENTER Hughie Woolford No matter how affairs turn out, there will occur-without a WOLCOTT'S: CHILDREN'S SHOP "Broadway" Jones doubt an era of prosperity wben Sensational Sour Team ; all of us loam to agree. '...-. ", BOB & BETTY SHOP • -: • ; • . ' All motorists.agrea that com- No Cover Charge petent repair work is the secret of longer car life. They in«l»t SHORE DINNERS -CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS on periodic check-ups for tho|r auto by skilled mechanics. For CATERING TO WEDDINGS • BANQUET8 - PARTIE8 complete service by experts, drive you car to the LA FRED* SALES &, SERVICE, 117 Moil- mouth Street. Tel. Red Bank Scene at the Red Bank Lions dub meeting Tuesday night when a check for $3,216,was presented - 0-1702. •" " , • to Joseph C. Irwln, president of the Community Y.M.CA,; by Dr. James Q. VanNoBtriind, a past president of the club. The money raised by the Lions will be used to renovate the "Y" gymnasium. - ' In the photo, left to right; are Fred Z'ellman, Jr., president of the Lions club; Mr. Irwln, Frank Merritt, club director; IJr. VanNostrand and Ray DeRldder, major activity, committee. • • . 40 First Avenue, Atlantic Belford Carolyn tie spending a week with French, Italian and German longs INTRODUCES' IRVING R. VAN BRUNT ROBERT V. VAN BRUNT Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shoal of Port at Mrs. Carman's studio In Cran- Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hacker and Washington, L. I. ford. children spent .the week-end with Scouts of troop 27 were on a Mrs. Emma Fosaetta. of St. George, week-end camping trip to Camp East Keamburg MR- KEITH WARNER S, I. . . . Brisbane last week. The boys were The junior flrerjien of Indepen- supervised by Scoutmaster Tommy The ladies' auxiliary of the Sre Executive Chef of Wide Experience , dent, lire company have discon- Cairns and Scout. Cbmmltteeman company held their annual bazar tinued their collection of scrap Wallace Miller, Scouts making thd Thursday and Friday of last week, B & I CONTRACTORS trip Included Dominlck Mullaney, paper. The boys have been collect- St. Catherine's Catholic church, Featuring—-.— V ing the paper In an effort to raise Bruce Miller, Kenneth Duffle, Car) Bray avenue and Shore Acre road, money to purchase uniforms. Tarnow, George Phillips, Kenneth holds services in the chapel Sunday Smith, Guy Dunn, Robert Benson, Thesesa Romeo celebrated her mornings at 9 and 11 o'clock. Donald Merker, Ernest Elgrlm, Mr. and Mrs. James Farney will EXCELLENT FOOD 11th birthday July 3. Irving Hesse arW John Werner, FAIR HAVEN, N. J. TEL. R. B. 6-1999 Mr. and Mrs. Orville. Casler have name their son, born Wednesday of returned after spending several last week, Raymond. • Lunchei Frpm 85c • Dinners from $1.25* days with Mr. and. Mrs. Clinton Colt's Neck Mr. and Mrs. John Roscoe of Casler and children ol Fall River, Newark have opened their summer Maes. ...•.-. cottage on Navesink avenue. They Mr, and Mrs. Peter Wltte and BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGF Mrs, Frank Sherry and daugh- t will spend the summer here. grandson, Raymond Currle, and Mrs. Josephine Westervelt arid Building Driveways Landscaping ters, Miss Kathleen Sherry and Mr. and Mrs. Neal Do Bogart of Mr«. Robert .Not* and ion Robert, Mr,. and Mrs. Ernest Ludwlg of Paterson spent the past week with New York visited Mrs. Anna Rohr- • Cocktail* From 40c Jr., of Florida, have returned home Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Maiden of after visiting Mr. and Mrs. John H. bach over the week-end, Painting Gravel Cesspools Montroso road. . , Franols X. Wirth won a prize for Werniert. They are former resi- Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry . FREE PARKING dents ot BeKord, the heaviest fish caught on a fiah- Hammond over July Fourth wero lng trip Saturday. Ernest Ludwig Mrs. William Bennlng and' sons, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sproul of accompanied Mr. Wirth. •• Masonry Blue Stone Septic Tanks Billy and Jack, and Mrs. H. Pow- Manalapan, and Colonel and Mrs. Bayshore Community church held ers of Jersey' City' are spending Ernest Higgens of Mountain Lakes. a trustees' meeting Wednesday of TEL ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1-1797 two weeks in Washington, D. C. . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frank oC last week. Flans are under way to Mr. Turner of Birmingham, Ala., Dutch Lane road entertained Mr. repair, the church; An apron party Outdoor Hard Surface Lawn Service was guest soloist in the Methodist and Mrs. Robert McDowell and will be sponsored goon by the Wo- church last Sundaj. « • son Robert of Jersey City the past men's Guild, of which Mrs. .Anna 1 Mr. and Mrs.'Fred Kennedy, and five days. Rohrbach Is president. Fire Place* • Top Soil Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Atkinson of Mrs, Ales! Coslett of Scranton, Mr. and Mrs, James Crosble of Mount Holly were week-end guests Pa., Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pennsylvania are -vacationing at of Mr. and Mi* Howard Barnes. RIchenB. , • . . • . the home of Mri Crosble's parents Mr, J on-Mor«Ung«ld«-avonL - Tennis Courts Constructed-«nd=Repaircdh 3pent Sunday wTOi MfT ancTMrs. abeth Is spending two weeks with '' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Engelman John H. iyermert,, .Jr., ot Clarks- Mr. and Mrs. William Clifford of are vacationing in Connecticut. burg. Picket Fence farm. , • Mr. and Mrs. Harry' Oches o'i Capt. Albert Runyon, who had The Hilltop 4-H club held a beach New York have opened their Bum- been a^medlcal patient at River- picnic and swimming party Tues. mer home on Thompson avenue.. SERVING THE w hospital the past week and a day of last week at Metcdeconlc , The East Keansburg Civic asso- FREE ESTIMATES ON REQUEST half is iriuch, Improved a^d has re- with ten members and the leader, ciation met last week at the flre- turned to his home on Compton Miss PriscIHa Martin, attending. house. William Johnson was' gues street. MISB Mildred Frost is- club report- of the evening.-Mm. Blanche Gari FOLLOWING p BANK STORES er. Refreshments were enjoyed and ner presided in' the absence of Wil- The Monmouth Unit, Women's liam Vlteile, the president. Mrs. Eepubllcan club,' dispensed with the afternoon concluded with water games and swimming. Transporta- Anna Rohrbach, Mrs. , Elizabeth Its regular July meeting. The next tion for the trip was furnished by Bruenlngar, Mr. and Mrs, Philip • DAVIDSON BROS. SUPER MARKET meeting will be August 6 at the Mr. and Mrs, Henry Martin and Berth, and Mr. anfl Mrs. William Engine company fire house. Mre. Joseph Forman. Vlteile helped In the organization • DAVIDS'lfr. BROS. MARKET Mr. and Mrs. Robart NBwlands of the group. It has 1241 members. bave returned home after an ex- • MOLLY PITCHER SUPER MARKET ended tour of the Southern states Shrewsbury It pan to advertlsa In Tin Btglittr and Smoky mountains. The Air Scouts/will meet Mon- James Herden, BM 2, son of Po- • LEDDY'S MARKET ^ oti m cordially invited day night In the. Methodist church lice Chief and Mrs. Otto Herden, anr^ex. The speaker will be from la at home on a 6tt-day leave Irom • DIETZ MARKET the Weather Bureau: of the A.A.F, his duties In San Francisco with connected with Watson labs. the U. S. Navy. . Portraits VICTORY MARKET notfy die broke, Scout troop 27 will hold a btach Patrick Ahem, Jr., sin of Mr. party next Tuesday night. and MTB. Ahem of White street, • JACOBSEN'S FISHERY ^ Mrs. Catharine Autry and Jack was home over the holiday week of Men Vayda of Somerville were week- end, which proved a happy one for • ROSENFELD FURNITURE STORE end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. him. He Is assistant trainer far C. Smith. July 1th, Mr. and Mrs. Smith T. Chennery, owner of Horabcam, FOR FAMILY and family, Mrs. Autry and Mr. the Rumson Handicap champion, • THE WRIGHT STORES i ' • . Vayda made a trip io Cape May. The winner proved to be in1 tip-top OR BUSINESS •Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hunyon, shape by taking the event by six • TETLEY'S : parents of twin sb'rls born at Mon- lengths. Mr. Ahem, who said ho mouth Memorial hospital,' ifave knew he had a wonderful horse • FISCHER'S PET SHOP named the babies Barry Edward and a winner, received a hearty and Elwood Dana. Mother and welcome and many congratulations • PEP BOYS ••...,' babies are doing well. from relatives and friends at a vic- Mr, and Mrs. Cheater Hammoll tory dinner at his home. Louis Mendel • LAUNDERETTE , ' . , -- and granddaughter, Carol Ham- Miss Gail Lopans and Ralph mell of Newark, were week-end Blackmail, pupils of Mrs, Daphine Cor. Broad & White Sts.' guests of Mr. and Mrs. John • RIBUSTELLI'S MARKET Dame Carman were presented Phone R. B. 6-2297 Waters, Tuesday before an enthusiastic au- Mm. Harold Otten and daughter dience in a recital of Arnerlcan • MORRIS BECKER'S HARDWARE STORE • CHECKER STORES • GERB'S SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY PASTEL • SCHULTE-UNITED DEPT. STORE IP YOU HAVE been waiting for an invitation' • BOB & BETTY'S SHOP it. to the most popular Nest Feathering in town.,. • GOLDIN'S MEN'S SHOP This is it. ••"•'•••••'• !* Suiiback Dress* You are cordially invited to join the Payroll • MOKLER'S BAKERY Saving) Plan, as of now. • YOUNG'S PHARMACY Big. comfortable nest eggs to sit on—known IN COTTON BROADCLOTH aiU.S. Savings Bonds—that get S3H% bigger • LANE'S MEAT MARKET while you wait.. • , Attractive favors for everybody. Travel. • LEON LEVINSON HARDWARE STORE jSducation.' Emergency funds. That dream home. A brighter fututf. " • JERSEY'CENTRAL APPLIANCE CO. Come early and stay late. See your cashier Presto chango — ready for play, • MODERN HOME APPLIANCE CO. or paymaster tomorrow. » . •,.., ready for shopping. Our new sun- t STRJOJS co. •-:..; Yeur Uncle Snimnl back dress runs the gamut of (Signed) Your Employer t ZERO FROZEN FOOD BANK colors from white thru all the f.%. You can also join the many intelligent parties pastels. Sizes 10 to 18. buying Bonda it your twit office or bank/ If you shop at stores or super markets where delivery service is hot obtainable i tjie.easy way^vwth \)& SmqsBonk CALL RED BANK 6-4166 t For Prompt^ Courteous, Economical Service BROAD STRUET ., OPEN FfUDAYSTJLL 0 YOU BUY IT WE'LL OEUVER IT V "• ' ' , I XV^/.U RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 10, ivu Ted Weems At Local Store EiVJOY A&P CaFFEE... | IN THE BLEND YOU LIKE BEST } No Other Coffee Gives You More flavor And More Tor Your Money STORE HOI HS You're bound to be delighted with the gloriously fresh 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. taste of A&P coffee. For even though tastes differ — Monday through Saturday there's a superb A&P blend to suit you.— from top to Ted Weems, Mercury recording artist, is shown autographing bottom of tall, frosty glass or steaming cup. Choose A&P records at Anderson's music store at 21 Broad ^street,' where ho recently appeared in person. Mr. Weems, whoso recording of Coffee.the way you like'it — mild, medium or strong. It's / "Heartaches" stayed.at the top of the hit parade for more than, ten weeks, enjoyed visiting with'his-local friends and fans. Beverly sold only in the whole, roaster-fresh bean .. .then fresh- Anderson, wH6 recently purchased the music store, formerly known Enjoy A&P's Fine-Tasting Close-Trimmed as Storck of Course, says that he hopes to bring many more cele- ly iground to your order. This week is National Iced brltlea to Red Bank, ; Coffee Week — a good time to get acquainted with A&PV). SUPER-RIGHT MEATS ii^ a day to five bushels a man so ,.. coffee — a national coffee favorite. There's no finer Clammers Group that there would not be a monopoly. l : A&P's Super-Right meats are selected from corn-fed Some men have been getting as coffeein any pac^r"-* ? r - - \ . beef and pork . . . milk-fed veal and.tender lamb. much as:15 bushels a day. It was And the Super-Right method of inea't-cutting elimi- Is Re-Organized felt that payment for five bushels constituted a good day's pay; nates excessive waste . . . 'gives you the finer part of President Mendes appointed Clif- the cut... more good eating for your money. Improvements Planned ford Parker temporary secretary For Highlands Business and Alton Parker, temporary treas- urer. . V LEGS OF LAHIH5uperRighfSpringlamblb.59e i The Clammers association of Enjoy (he Savings on CHICKENS Broiling, Frying—Under 4 Ibi. Ib. 45c Highlands was reactivated Monday Middletown Village night at a meeting at Mendes tav- HAMSSmoked-Ready-lo-Eat-Whole or Either Hall Ib. 05c ern; Thev purpose of the reorgani- Mrs. Mary. Lpcke left today for PANTRY NEEDS At zation of the group, which has been Boston, where she will visit her PORK LOINS Whole o, Eilhe, Hall Ib 59c dormant for the past three years, daughter, Mrs. C. C. Graber. . From two ounces of cinnamon to twenty-five p6unds ol is to make improvements to the The Baptist church has been re- local industry and to aid men en- painted, - flour — big or little — you'll find fine quality ingredients VEAL ROAST Bon.l... Shoulder °lb.49e gaged in the business. Robert MacQueen spent . trie — and fine-tasting foods as well — all savings-priced at There "were two Bchools of week-end at Monjnouth Hills with your A&P. FOWL For Frlcasiee, Summer Salads4 lbs. & Over lb,45c thought Monday night as to. what Mr. and Mr*. John Berg&n. the first improvement should be. The Bridge club will meet Friday Roasting Chickens << ibi. & Over ib. 53c Some felt that "pumping" should of next week at the Beacon Hill Sweet PeaS ' Ions Brand 20 oz can 3 (or 29c be .made legal and others wanted Golf club, Leonardo, where they Prime Ribs of Beef short Cut-te» Wane ib. 63c "churning" practices to continue. will Jbo guests of >Irs. Victor E. . Toknalo Juice is«» 3 for 25c « oz.unl9c It was explained that during the Grosslnger. Porterhouse Steak cm short, tesjWane ib. 77* war there was no, restriction oh Mrs. Raymond Despreaux, post- Tomatoes lona Brand 19 oz. can 17 c "pumping" becauso the clarna were master, is enjoying her annual va- being caught and that was all thecation. Mixed Vegetables Coll»g« Brand 20oz canlOe Sirloin Steak Tender, Flavorful Ib. 77c government cared about at the Maltby B. Jelliffe was the lay- time.. However, the pumping prac- reader at Christ church Sunday In Grapefruit Broken Seclioni IS QZ can 2 tor 25c .Plate and Navel Beef Freih or comed ib.25c' tice In the paat has limited the the absence of the rector, Rev. W. number of clams, It was explained; B. Spofford, Sr., who Is In Boston. .Tangerine J nice Florida is oz. can 3 for 29c' Leg or Rump of Veal . ... . ib. 55c Michael Mendes, president of the Rev, Mr. SpoHord will deliver the association, appointed a committee sermon' at Sunday's service. Eight O'clock Veal Breast or Neck . . . . . ib. 25c to survey the opinions, of the men Mrs. Boas Maguire and three Gold Seal Prune Juice . . . . qt. boi. 23o and to report back at the next meet- sons of Mequon, Pa., spent Monday Carefully blended fors those wh» Stewing Lamb Breail or Shank Ib. 29c Ing. Another suggestion was. to with Mrs. Magulre's mother, Mrs. Red Cheek Apple Juice ... . . qi.bo»20c prefer their coffee, milcTand mellow. limit the number of clams caught Charles G. Bennett. Pork.Chopa End cm. ?& ib.49c Grape Juke fA&P Brand pt.bot.25c Ducklings Long litand'i Finojt ' Ib. 32c California Lemon Juice . • * 5»oz.can5o Hunt's Tomato Sauce . . . &oz.can3iorl9e Smoked Beef Tongues .... ib.45o Smoked Pork Shoulders Picfiei ib.,47e RED BANK Sunsweet Prunes Medium size 2 ib. pk0.41« Preserves LoaiJhirg^ApjicBi^tcivCripi-—ubn»^29ez ___ Red Circle-c Chiver's Orange Marmalade . .1 ib. jar 32e - Ju«t the blend for those who like ,' Skinless Frankfurters ... lb.49e rich, full-bodied coffee. ' • Dill Pickles \ " Various Brand. 'ql.|ar27e Sliced Meat Loaf or Bologna . 49c Sparkle Puddings choc, vaniiia, Buii.ncoich. 3 (or 19c Fresh Canghtf Seafood Hurry's Creamy Way Cookies ii4i.pkg.35e Mfokerel Fre.h ib,15o Whiting Fr.ii. ib.l7« Spfy Vegetable Shortening 1lbr Evaporated Milk whit. HOU» tali can 2[for 23« •. • * A blend that's tops with people who Jack Frost Sugar 5ib.ba945e 16 ib. bag 89e enjoy vigorous, winey flavor. £ I \ Borden's HeUO Liquid or Powder-Vitamin Fortified |ar 59« AT OLD ELKS CLUB Libby's Corned Beef Hash . . « oz. can 26e Claridge Hamburgers . . . . ijb.can43c For Deljdous Iced Coffee... ENJOY A&P's BROAD ST. RED BANK B&MBeef Stew * ... . 20oz.c.n39e use your favorite roaster-fresh A&P Blend —make your coffee double FRESH FRUITS B&M Baked. Beans (Kiidiemll.) 13orcan2lor31c strength . . . pour it hot over, ice cubes ... and serve at once. <<, Wheaties or Kellogg's Pep 8 oz.P k8.2 for 2,5" ANDVEGETABLES Sunnyf ield .Corn Flakes . .'. is oz.P ks. 17c 'There's a great assortment of tender vegetables and Nescafe . . ' Juit Add Water • •, A n. jar 37c sun-sweet fruit to choose from at your A&P. Yet Nectar Tea: Bags ...'. . . . pkg.oi«37c Enjoy Cool' Foods from there's only one kind — and that's the fresh, full-ripe, fine-flavored kind you're looking for. Mason Jars Quant do;. 75c Ideal Jars Cuarti doz. 85 Richer flavpr . .•/'ijnooiher texture . . '. belter eating Margarine Aii-sw«t . iib;tarton40e ON SATURDAY NIGHT every way — that's Marvel bread! It's guaranteed fresh, Only tickets purchased at the Fair Grounds t«o — the date's right on the wrapper. Ifemember, when Borden's Choteati . . . Viib.pkg.24o YELLOW BANANAS on the 1947 Mercury Car makes you eligible freshness fades, flavor, fades. ' Licderkranz. Cheese ._ .. 4oz.Pkg,29c for this $300.00 Grand Award. Also'you r Blue Cheese ...... «>.55o must be present at the time of the drawing. v 116 oz; loaves GROUND PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED JANE PARKER IMUVIJTS TONIGHT AND FRIDAY Sugared or Plain pka.cfj^lor J NIGHT TOO. COME TO "TOSO J For ditriM and fin* fabric* for toilil and balh For dlibti, laundry and bath For toiUl and bath ' Wok'i) clolh't! Rimo whit* Delldoui hoi or cold' :'*', FUN FOR ALL X16« 2 c.k.i 17«- <• 1 < , ,! i iV u v L '. 'a \ RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 10,1947 egular pastor, will cislrt in the':'Life's Values," for his, sermon BAJPTKT .' lervlce. A musical program will subject at the 11 a. m. service. ' New Monmouti; Choral Leaders 'EMS PERTAINING TO be rendered under direction of Mrs. Miss Ruth M. Crawford will lead ."The -Kingdom of Heaven ts Plan Procedure Marlon Storer of Sea Bright, or- levotlons, and Miss Anita Morford, ;he discussion period, at the meet- Deaths In Red Bank like will be the, sermon The executive board of the Mon- ganist, and Mrs. George Despreaux, oplo for the Sunday morning ser- loprano. "' . ing of the young people's group at mouth Choral society met at the vice. "A Dance of Doom" will be" home of its president, Wlllard L FOUR LOCAL CHURCHES Sunday-school for all duiea and p. m. Sunday. ie title of the message for the Johnson of. Interlaken, recently. .g'a Vill be held at 10180 a. m. A. food sale will be held Friday, and Vicinity uly 18, in the church chapel. 'enlng gospel service, whieh will Plans and prograsi procedure for ti BAPTIST Key to the Scriptures" by. Mary lervlces will take place Tuesday at egln at 7:45: o'clock. The young the coming season were dlscuesed. It Bed Bank Baker Eddy Include: . • o 30 p. m..and a service tor healing MBS. MART ANN FOSTER. address; two brothers, John and ieople'1 choir will present the spe- A membereWp drive ,1a. in pro- 'riday at 8 p. m. MKTHODIS1 ' / '•"' Church school will convene Sun- "We should examine ourselves William Dowlen of Rumson, and a :ial, music. There wil] be an in- gress to Invite thoia who can sing Sea Bright ' Mrs. Mary Ann Foster died' Sat- sister,- Mrs. Peter Mazza of Red >' *4ay at 10 o'clock, and MIM Alma and learn what is the affection and 1 ternal hymn ring. and would enjoy affiliation with L purpose of the heart, for. In this TBINITV EPISCOPAL Rev. Walter B. Williams will irday morning at the home of her Bank. > ' • ' .„••' this group. Rehearsals will be re- •'Thompson will present a-program laughter, Mrs. Isabella Marthens Church'school convenes at 9:45 Way • only can we learn what we Rid Bank ireach Sunday at the 11 o'clock Mrs. Breltenbach .was a member 'clock and,there are classes for sumed Tuesday, Sept 0. ' . , ! of hymn Interpretations and stories 1 •i Rumson, after a lengthy Illness, honesty arc. (P. 8.) "The watch- The services Sunday Vllf include Bervlce on the theme, "In Divine of St. James church and of the Red very age. The Sunday-Khqol 'bus , Present were Thelma Mount, di- ' Irom the book, "phrlit and the Hands." Church school meets at ihe had been confined to her bed Fine Arts," whloh^la being used in word of Christian Science is Scrip- Holy Communion at S o'clock and Bank Catholic high school Parent- laid up for repairs but private rector; Mrs. Else Brennecke, Mrs. 30 a. m., with Mrs. Eleanor iiind- year. Vivian M. Jubler, Frank Dodge, connection with the summer pro- tural: 'Let the wicked forsake her morning prayer with sermon at 11 Teachers association.' rs will pick up any for, whom y, superintendent - . Mrs. Foster was born in Dublin, Jack Faber and Harold Ralnear. grams. All departments above the way, and the unrighteous man his o'clock. The offertory anthem will The funeral was held this morn- ire will be a request. thoughts'." (P. 239.) Mrs.' .Augusta Stahl and Mra.Ireland, and came to the.United prlmav/ •will meet together, ie "Incline Thine Ear," with John ing at St. James cUurch, where a The Bible fellowship hour will be 'Iridsay as soloist. A nursery is Louise Woods will be hostesses at States when she was a child. She high masa- of requiem was offered sld in lift- church Wednesday At the li o'clock worship, the ..IETHODIST a meeting tonight of, the Woman's iad lived in Rumson the past nine by Msgr. Joseph T. Casey. Burial pastor, Rev. W. Clinton Powers, irovided for the children of those irenlng at 7:45 o'clock. Ttoung Peo- . ' Red Bank Society of* Christian Service at the ears, having move8 from New was in Mt. Olivet cemetery, under Walter W. Flock will preach on the topic, "Baffled, ttendlng the 11 o'clock, service. ple's Christian association meets Rev. Joseph Chasey of Interlak- There will be a celebration of parFonage. Mrs. Selma Swanson ork city. - \ • the direction of the" Day funeral each Thursday at 7:80 o'clock. The, Singer and Teacher _ But Not Beaten." The organ pre- wiil preside.- Besides her daughter, Mrs. Fos-home. • - lude will be "Murmuring Zephyrs," en, former district superintendent Holy Communion with special In- meet tonight will-include Softball at Tormtrlf of Ni» York Cltjr , '• ^n the New York Methodist confer- ercesslons every Friday at 10 er is survived by four grandchil- lennett field at 1 o'clock and meet- by Jensen. The choir anthems will METHODIST dren, Leonard M. Marthens of Red JOHN HEIXZMAN Now Av.lUbli For UIMU Al ' Father's House," ence, will preach Sunday at the Jl ['clock. lg later at the home of Miss Aud- be, "In My ,i Highlands Bank, Mrs. Herbert A. VanNote of ' John Heltzman, 47, ~of Monmouth 20 Sevintb Avtniie. Atlantic Hlihludl Rasley and "Hear, O Lord," a. m. service on the topic, "Tailing iy Bennett at Port Monmouth, the Cash and Lettfng the Credit PRESBYTERIAN , "The Changeless Christ in a West .Long Branch, Mr». Harry Beach, a driver for the Boro Bus Phono Atl.ntlo Hlihludi 1-0625-W. Beed. Larson of Oceanport and Miss Ah- Go." Tho senior, choir will eing Atlantic Highlands Changing World" will be tho topic company the past 19 years, died A business meeting of the churcn of the Sunday morning sermon to nabelle Marthens of Rumson, < and Monday at Monmouth Memorial • HURLEY ARRAIGNED will follow the service for the pur- the anthem, "Praise, My Soul, the A service Identical with the reg- King of Heaven." Mildred lar 11 o'clock worship except for be delivered by Rev. F. O. Hunt in four great-grandchildren, Ella Van- hospital. Mr. Heitzman drove on the Walter J. Hurley was arrested Pcopia h&vs loni kwoclatod tht pose of receiving new members and the Me-thodlat church hall. A crus- Note, Herbert A. VanNote, Jr., and Red Bank-Long Branch route. namo ol Scott with dltnlflid and electing the board of Christian Palmer'.will render .the soprano the choral.muslo Is being held Sun- uesday by county detectives, led •ympathatlc lervlee. Tfaa m«ui«r ade for the new church is now un- anct and Leonard Larson. He was iorn in Monmouth Education. This will be world mis- solo, "I Walked Today Where Je- day mornings at 8:30 O'clock for County Prosecutor J. Victor in which «ll d.talli ut hudlad der way. Tho evening service will The funeral was held Monday af- Beach, where he resided with his and the quiet >lr of undiriUndlnf sion crusade Sunday and all whosus Walked," O'Hara. the convenience of the. summer con- tartan. The detectives raided a be held at 7:30 o'clock. Prayer ternoon at the Worden funeral parents, Mr, and Mrs. William H. that prtvilli all go to make thi make monthly payments on their The Community Daily Vacation gregation. Miss Leslie H. Correal rucking company office at Allen- ccramony a lattlni monument to meetings are held Wednesday even- home, with Rev. W. Calvin Colby, Heltzman. Beslde3vMs parents, he lursdj and allegedly found Hurley pledges are asked to bring in their Bible school will hold its gradua- will sing "O~ Great and Glorious the memory of yotu- loved- one. Ings at 7:30 o'clock. pastor of .^he Rumson Presbyter- is survived by a son, William Heltz- naklng book, He was held in $2,- Tho\ ceremony yo'u deilre need not envelopes at this time, tion exercises at the 7:30 p. ra Vision", by CharleB Gilbert Sproes, leryice. i and the instrumental trio will play Ian church, officiating, Bearers man of Wall street, Red Bank, and iOO ball awaiting grand jury ac- no mpenelve to ba dlnlfted. Yog BAYSHORK COMMUNITY can ' turn tafely to Scott. for a The senior high young people Ten Juniors from this church are at this service, . ' were ^Herbert A. VanNote, Harry brother, Richard Heitzman of lon on charges of bookmaking. In- beautiful and dignified funeral at •will meet Sunday at 7 p. m. At Bast Keansburg Monmouth Speach. Mr. Heltjsman moderate colt. . . . . In' attendance this week at junior Tho subject of toe sermon at the Larson, Arthur E. Bpyce and Leon- Ide were two telephones, a racing last "week's meeting reports were camp at Conference Center, Mount Church school and adult Bible ard M, Marthens. Burial was in was affiliated with-the Red Bank cker in operation and slips bear- given by. those who attended the regular .11 o'clock service will be class meet Sunday at 10 a. m. and Sea Scout troop. • ' Misery. They are Jean Squire; "Preparation for Worship". The Fair View cemetery. S the names of other alleged Peddle summer assembly. Suzanne Clement, Robert Hodgkias, the morning' service with sernjon, The funeral was held yesterday ookmakers,- H. Lawrence Scott given chancel choir will sing and Miss Memorial flowers were Harral Redden, Roger Wells, Law- Correal will be soloist'. Rev. Donald solo and anthem Is at 11 o'clock. JAMES G. SCQJT. at the Flock funeral home- with Sunday for Khrick Parmly, Jr., by renco Bennett, Joyce" Wolcott, N. Correal will deliver the messages. The evening service is held at 7:45 Rev.'D. A. Simon, pastor-of the FINED >5l Scott Funeral Home Bi» family, for John Hamfnell by Charles Curtis, Connie Robblnsand o'clock. There Is a hymn sing and The funeral of James G. Scott, Asbury Methodist church of Long Sunday school is meeting through 67, of Belford, who died Tuesday ' Servlnt Middletown Toipulilp tils wife and parents and for Mor- Eleanor Dodge. Mrs. H. J. Cod-out the summer at 10 a. m, The an- prayer service Fridays at 8 p. m. Branch, officiating. Burial was In Robert J. Sianl of Long Branch Contlnuouelv For 13 Yaera ri« Slier by his mother and grand- dington is their counselor. Motion pictures are^shown Wed- of last week, were.held Thursday, Woodbine cemetery, Oceanport was fined $5 In police court Tues- nual church day at the shore wll] at the funeral home of his son, H. Church Street, Belford, N. J, parents. , Rev. Roger J. Squire, pastor, will be Thursday, July 24. nesday nlghta. day morning by Recorder John V. Lawrence Scott of Belford. THOMAS A. SMITH Crowell on a charge of careless Phone Keansburg 6-0388 . serve on the faculty at Pennlng- group from the church will at- Rev. William Hearn, pastor of FKE8BYTERIAN ton school from July 12 to 19. PRESBYTERIAN Thomas A." Smith of 133 Kearny driving. •.'.'-. ^the Keswlck conference Sun- the Middlesex Baptist church, of- Red Bank Altar flowers Sunday will be from day afternoon, have supper at the Eatontown avenue, Perth Amboy, owner of ficiated. The .bearers were Mr. Smith's Columbian pharmacy of A. Kenneth Magner, Jr., student Mrs. James R. Smock In memory conference dining room and attend Rev. Taylor Dale of Point Pleas- Scott's six sons, Russel K., James of her husband and parents, Mr. ant will deliver the messages at the State street, Perth Amboy, died assistant, will preach next Sunday the evening services. Members o: , R; Norman, Eardley W., Rol- morning at 11 o'clock in the ab-and Mrs. William Stlllwell, and the young people's fellowship wll 10:45 o'clock morning service and Sunday morning al the Perth Am- from Mildred Palmer and Mrs. John also attend the conference. the 7j45 o'clock evening worship. and S. and Warren E. Scott. Burial hoy General hospital. He was a sence of Rev. John A. Hayes, whd was in Fair View, cemetery. Bell In remembrance of their grand- Lloyd Thomas, Infant son of Mr. The selection of familiar hymns by Hfe-long resident of, Perth Amboy is on his annual vacation until 'Besides his sons, Mr, Scott is. sur- and Is survived by his mother, Mrs. August 1. parents, Mr. and Mrs. William and Mrs. Herbert Bailey; Joan members is a feature of the night Palmer. • ' * service. • • . ' vived by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Anne Smith of Perth. Amboy, and We were happy to welcome Sun- Lynn, infant daughter of Mr. and Sunday school meets at 9:30 a. L. Scott; a daughter, Mrs. Irma four brothers^ Drf, John V. Smith, day morning, Col. Leland H. Stan- Mrs. Donald Quackenbush and De- Ouriqulpmint anJfacltilUt art toll, compel, TRINITY MJTH ERAN lores Claire, daughter of Mrs, Wlf- m, and the young people meet at Kress of Rochester, N. y.; three Dr. Joseph A. Smith and Francis , ford, head of the Signal Corps o brothers, Henry H. Scott of Bloom- B. Smith of Perth Ambpy and Fed, . ," Red Bank 11am Gormley and the late Mr, 6:30 p. m. , and llioroufftfy moJtrn UnJina Jultncfion to tit* board at nearby Fort Monmouth, Gormley, were baptized last Sun- fleld, Andrew B; Scott of Jersey era! Judge William Smith of New •who assisted Rev. Mr. Hayes dur- Rev. Harold Hornberger will day by the minister. METHODIST City and Robert B. Scott of Bloom- Brunswick, ing the Gold Star memorial ser- ! iimpltil iin/ict, '.-••. preach Sunday at 9 a. m. During The Presbyterian Softball team Belford fleld, and two sisters, Miss Mar- The funeral was. .held yesterday yice. the summer, the Matins service Is •will play the Qulnn chapel team ,garet Scott of Headden's Cornet morning from St. Mary's church, Those having official business being used, . Church-school and a special Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Langford meeting of teachers and officers and Mrs. Rose Greer of Mt. Vei> Perth Amboy. Interment was In St. •with the church during the pastor's The men of the church will gath- field, Belford. will be at 9:30 a. m. "Christ Is Com- non, N. T. Gertrude's cemetery in Rahway, vacation are asked to contact the er next Wednesday evening tocom - ing Again" will be the sermon for under the-direction of the Costello clerk of the session, Herbert K plete tho painting of the exterior REFORMED the 10:45 a. m. service. Rev. P. J LEWIS OILBOUGH Funeral home of Perth Amboy. Werner, 56 Tinton avenue, Eaton- of the edifice. Myers will preach on "A Complete Lewis Gilbough died Saturday at town. Phone Eatontown 3-0589. Members of the church and Colt's Neck •' . BIAGIO BICCI t netnona fJ4,ome Religion" at 7:45 p. m. his home at 327 Branch avenue, u Church services will be at 10:49 The meetings of tho Christian friends are invited by the Brother- Prayer meeting and Bible study Little ' Silver. Born near Coates- Bl'agio Rlcci, ,58, of 19 DeForest Endeavor and Young People's So- hood to go on a picnic Sunday, July o'clock Sunday morning. The flow- avenue, died suddenly Monday 3, 'ami, ers were placed In tha church Sun- Is held at 8. o'clock Wednesday ville, Pa., April 20, 1857, Mr. Gil- cieties have bean discontinued dur- 20, at Ocean county park in Lake- evenings In the church school room bough was a resident of thia sec- morning at Monmouth Memorial ing the summer season. Special ac- wood, Cars will be available for all day by Mrs, Laura .Mitchell In hospital following an operation for Tel. 6-0226 memory of her uncle, James Van tion many years. 135 W. Zont St. tivities of these groups will be an-and those planning to go are asked EMBURY METHODISE In tho brokerage business, in acute appendicitis. Ho was rushed nounced in the church calendar. to'take their own food. Mater: A missionary offering was to the Institution Saturday for an received for overseas work.- The Littla Silver Philadelphia more than CO years, Several members of the congre- emergency operation but died from consistory met at the home of Lud- Dr, DeMaris will preach .Sunday Mr. Gilbough was a member of the gation journeyed to Old Tennont BAPTIST acuto peritonitis., , wig Nlehaus Monday. Rev. Leon- morning on the theftie, "The Giea Philadelphia Oil Exchange and tho Presbyterian .church for the annual Mr. Ricci was,.born in Maschla- I Leonardo ard Slbley's son will be baptized Renjinciatlon." The service Is one Consolidated Stock Exohange of open air service Sunday nlgbt. The godena province, Italy, and came Vacationers and visitors are al- Sunday at the morning service by hour long. Sunday-school convenes New York. He was a life member guest speaker was* the Rev. K. Pal- to the United States 35 yeara ago, ways welcome In this church. The Rev. Leonard A. Slbley, Sr., of Jer- at 10 a. m. of tho West Philadelphia Boat club y aner Miller, Ph.D.,_pastor of First ldHdBlth Sunday morning worship wilL.be -Mr5.-M»rtha-Gooke-of-Ssattler -on of th4 He-had-rcsldeoHn-Ked-Banlrthe Presbyterian, cJuufih- held_nt 11 -O'clock, JVhen-the-pastor- oldest members of Red Bank Bap- past 30 years, and waa employed as I- vrooofc- ! ~ o Helping Circle met Wednes- Wash,, the br'de of Irving Sum a custom tailor, for. Clayton and Rev. Ellwood S, Wolf, vylll preach mers, united with the' church Sun- tist church. ' " . •'' wemiet. The ushers for July are Howard day of last week at the.home of Magee's cldthtng store, 19 Broad on "Three Expressions". The the president, Mrs. William Clifford day. His wife, Mrs. Annie Hotter GH- TOE ORDER Ii. Bttrdge, in charge; assisted by church-school session will begin at bough, died last August. Surviving street, for the past 23 years. OF THE of Picket Fence farm. Hostess Memorial services, were held this ' James L. Davlaon, Ivan Lyons, Wil- 9:45 a. m. The meeting of th with Mrs. Clifford' was Mrs. Re- ST. CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL ore, a daughter, Mrs/Eleanor G. GOIDEH liam Truex, J. B. Eggeobergor and Youth Fellowship will be held ki Belford Kenyon, Little Silver's overseer of morning at St. Anthony's church, RULE : '•• zeau Conover. Present were Mrs. where a solemn high requiem mass to Serve All Harry C. F. Worden. 7 P. M. The evening worship ser- Charles Francis, Mrs. Joseph Lef- Services Sunday will be morning the-poor; a grandson,.Jared S. Ken- MrB. Ronald W. Allen, River vice will be" held at 8 o'clock, when ferson, Mrs. Charles Flock, Mrs. prayer and sermon, conducted by yon, Jr., and a'brother, Frederick waa offered by Rev. SalvatorB Dl- Oaks, Fair Haven, substituted for Mr. Wolf will preach on "A Profit Joseph Forman.Mrs. G. W. Buck, George W. Masker, lay leader, a M. Gilbough of Dallas, Tex; Lorenzo. ' . ' for Every Man". ^Interment, with the Wordens 41- vMra,,J, William Helm, soprano, In Mrs. Langdon Haltormann, Mrs. 9:30 o'clock. The church-schooi The .funeral waa held. Tuesday No \ mjitter what your re- , the church quartet Sunday morn- . Any boy or girl In the community Sidney Beers, Mrs. William Clif- will meet at 11 o'clock. The Broth- evening at the Mount memon.il fectlng, -was in Mt. Olivet cema- ing. of grade school age is eligible to at- ford, Mrs. Lewis Snyder, Mrs. Hen- erhood of St. Andrews meets Wed home, with Rev. W. Clinton Powers tcry. ligious convictions may be, we tend the vacation church-school, be- ry Martin, Mrs. Martin Shoppard, nesday evening of each week al officiating. Interment was In Hep- Mr. Riccl Is survived by his wife, FIBST CHURCH OF CHRIST, ginning next Monday at 9 a. m. Mrs. William Thompson, Mrs. W. 7:30 o'clock In the parish hall. zlbah cemetery at Coatesville yes- Mrs. Angela Zazzara Ricci; two are prepared to handle each ser- ,, SCIENTIST A meeting of church-school work- H. Gerow, Mrs. Irving Gemmell aft terday "afternoon. sons, Patsy Rlcci of Bridge ave- • '. Red Bank ers will be held next Tuesday even- Mies Margaret Sioklos. : METHODIST nue, and John -Rlcci, living vice according to the desires and Ing at 8 o'clock at the home of Mr. JAMES DEWITT BROWEE home, and a sister, Miss Lucy Rlcci, Services In First Church of Christ, The Sewing club will hold , Navesink • Scientist, 209 Broad street, Red and Mrs. William Ford, Vallej "The Pleasure of Economy" will living in Italy. customs of the family being drive. The discussion leader will b beach party on July^aS at Metede Services will bo held this after- < Bank, are held Sundays at 11 a. m, conk, In case of rain it will b< be the subject of the pastor's ser- noon at ?:30 o'clock in Mount mem- \ JOHN SHORT Sunday-school at 11 a. m,, and W. K. Meglll. V; mon for the 7 o'clock Sunday even- served. We have all the equip- held on the following day, orial home for James DeWltt Brow- John" Short, SB, of Matawan, died •Wednesday evenings at 8:15 o'clock. The church choir rehearsal wll Ing service. There will be special er of Middletown, 88, who died Mon- be held Wednesday evening at Tuesday afternoon at Monmouth ment which is necessary to make "Sacrament" is - the' Lesson-Ser- METHODIST music, Sunday school meets at 9:4! day afternoon. Rev. W. W. West) mon subject for Sunday, July 13. o'clock. The prayer meeting will be a. m. Memorial hospital. He was born pastor of Rumson -Methodist each service complete in every Golden Text: "Let us keep the held at 8:15. During this hour, Mr. Atlantic Highlands The official board will meet nexl churoh, will officiates and' Interment in Matawan, a son of the lat feaet, not with old leaven, neither Wolf will continue the discussions "The Joy of Limitation" is th Monday night in the, church. will be in tho Methodist church James and Mary Clark Short. with the leaven of malice and of the happenings at the Northern themo of the sermon by Rev,,Roy yard, West Long Branch. Mr. Short la survived by tw detail; . • Baptist convention at Atlantic City. E. Williams, Jr. for the Sunday brothers, Charles H. and Franc]/ wickedness; but with the unleav- ST, JOHN'S Born in Red Bank, the son of the ened ibread of sincerity and truth.' morning ^worship. The choir wjll Little Silver Short, both of Matawan. Tha fu- SPIRITUALIST fling. The pastor will preach at the late John W. and Catherine Brower, (I Cor. 5:8). On Sunday, July 13, 20.and 27, the deceased was a resident of neral will be held at 9 o'clock to- Sermon. Passages from the King ^ Chapel Hill 8 o'clock worship on "The Joy of services will be conducted by Rev, morrow morning at St. Joseph'* Giving". There will be a hymn sing Rumson many years where he con- James version of the Bible Include: Rev. Arthur Ford is continuing C. Alfred Cole, rector of St. Mar- ducted a general grocery store suc- church, Keyport, where rt hlg! and special music by the senior ( "Let us search and try our ways, as guest pastor here at the request tin's Episcopal Church of Charotte, ceeding the late James Enrlght. He mass of requiem will be celebrate and turn again to the Lord. Let us of the members of| the congrega- choir, by Mogr. John F. Burke. Burial, 1 N. C, at 9:30 a. m. • ' was a member of- the" Rumson Ml up our heart with our hands tion until August 1. "Four Step* Sunday school convenes at 9:30 Methodist church, Oceanic Hook &. under direction of tho Day funeral •' unto God In the heavens." (Lam:to Mastership" will be the'titla-ol a. m. for beginners and primary BAYSHORE COMMUNITY Ladder company and the Exempt home, (will' bo in the church -ceme- 3.40, 41.) Correlative passages the sermon Sunday at the 8 p. m children and at noon for the rest East Keansburg Firemen's association. ' tery. from "Science and Health. With service. Rev. Frances Stevelnson, of the school. Adult Bible class and church- r Surviving are a grandson, Earl MRS. KATHARINE CAVANAGH FUNERAL HOME Tomorrow night the Methodist school will meet at 10 o'clock Sun DeMarka, with whom he lived in Men's club will attend the Dodgera- HfiRRVCF. 60 E.FROMT ST. day morning. Church services wil Middletown; • a sister-in-law, Mrs. Mra. Katharine Cavanagh, .79, ol jfimtsfi. game l1 BT0 1 rI A Miami, Fla., died Saturday at th< .11 ? ?£ > V H»e at 11 a. m. Evening Bervlce wll Edward W. Jeffrey of Rumson, and ROBERT r. RED BANK N.J. chartered buuss will leave the churochuroh be held at 7:45 o'clock. Wedr.esd: several nieces and nephews. \ home of her daughter, Mrs, Rob . St. George's by the River at 6:15 o'clock. evenings motion pictures are shown erta Cavanagh'of Keansburg. Hei The annual Sunday school picnic The building fund drive Ts now on, MRS. .EipttY BiREITENBAClL/ •husband -was the late John M. Cav- *Over d-Quarter Century of Dependably Economical Service (EJPISCOPAL) will be held next Tuesday, at the anagH. Besides her daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Emily Breltenbach, 38, of 38 Waterman dve. one block South of Bumaon Bd, Rumson Sea Bright beach. Can will leavo Cavanagh Is survived by artgther ths church at 10 a. m. ENTERTAIN GUESTS Throckmorton avenue, died Mon- (Take Sea Bright Bus) ' ' daughter, Mrs. John R. Berming- The official board will meet next day at Monmouth Memorial hospi- ham of Miami, F|a. Mr. and Mrs. David Simpson o tal. She waB born In Brooklyn, THE REVEREND GEORGE A. ROBERTSHAW, Rector Tuesday evening In^the church. Mlnneslnk park, Middletown town The funeral was held Tuesday at I The softball team will play the daughter-of Mrs. Anna Dowlen and 8:00 A, M. Holy Communion ship, entertained a group of theii the late John Dowlen, the John Ryan funeral home, Leonardo Baptists next Tuesday at family and friends during the hoi Keansburg, and burial was In Mt 9:80 A.M. Family Service T p. m. on the Leonardo field, Besides her mother, who lives In day week-end. Friday they hold Rumson, Mrs. Breltenbach Is sur- Olivet cemetery. , • 10:80 A.H. Carillon Becltal barbecue roast. Guests were Mr, OLD BRICK REFOBMED vived by her husband, Albert J. . 11:00 A. M. Horning Service and Sermon and Mrs. George Sommer of New- Breltenbach;.three nephews whom Powerful tiny motors are beln| At ihe 11 o'clock service tha full choir of men and boys will sing. Marlboro ark, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kyerso she brought up -since childhood, Installed in somo of the new, huge Rev. E. Bert Bonte announces and Arlene Ryeraon of Bloomflel Robert, John and Franklin Stan- planes to help pilots move the con- that Sunday-school classes will be and E, A. Galll of New York city hope, all living at the Red Bank trols more easily. hold in the Village chapel at 9:30 a. m, Church servltfes will be at 10:45 a. m., at the Old Brick church MONMQUTH MONUMENT, Qn Bradevelt road, Choir director WHERE and organist is Elmer Burge. Thomas Manson MONUMENTS : COMPANY Tho Sunday-school and church picniB will bo held on July 23 at Because of the coupleleneu Headden's Corner, Middletown, Route 35 Ocean county park, Lakewood, & Son, Inc. Dally vacation Blblo school for chil- nnd beauty of our funeral The Oldest home, many are surprised at L. H. Francis, Manager * dren of grammar school age in tho Colt's Keck, Holmdel arid Marlboro Monument Manufacturing the modest prices, and the Formerly with FrancSr O. Squires, Freehold churches will moot on July 21 and many extras Included .with extend through August 1 In the and Retailing Company" each memorial, regardless of ... PHONE RED BANK 6-3810 . - chapel .rooms of the Marlboro in. Monmoulh County cost. church. . In ibtmery't gait, N1QHTS: POINT PLEASANT 5-0547 den anfonaniciit The answer Is that we have CENTRAL BAPTIST. UtbeigcieMHiy but one standard for all—Ihe Atlantic Highland's lo perpetute oar Iqra and ihoM finest in evety caie—the same Rov. Howard M. Ervln.wlll pr«aca golden meraoridt of buppy at both servl6os Sunday, hl» morn- Your Expression of personal, considerate arrange- DISTINCTIVE / ments regardless of price. Ing sermon theme being "Brethren, True Remembrance Beloved of the Lord". Church May we show you why Select No other act of. a normal Barre Granite aid ifae Bun For n COMPLETE memorial, school convones at 10 a. m. and Guild SraliBdCcrtiacaleateio ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS youth fellowship at 7 p. m. man's life gives him .mute ImporUnt when you buy • that can be remembered with Robert Rlley and Robert Van complete soul • satisfaction memorial r pride, call us any time., doy or Perfection of Material and Scholck will bo leader* of the jun- ,than the building of a Mem- night. ' ior group and Mlas Audrey Curtl« orial to-ma loved ones who Workmanship In Beautiful .A telephono call to our off lea have gone on. New Designs __,. ^ will have charge of the high school will bring a salesman who group session. Tho adult fellowship will, without any obligation, Our aeleot Barro Memorials moots tho same hour In the chapel, •how you latest designs, bear the Guild mark of ap- Matawan and Keyport Our memorials are manufactured A trustees' meeting .will be held proval—your guarantee of a John Day by skilled artisan* in our well Monday nlghtln the. church. The Only Monument Dealers In -finer Memorial at no extra equipped plant at W««t Long Phllath«fc group will Meet Tuesday Bod Bunk cost. Visit, our showroom Monument Works FUNE HOME evening. Tho mid-week pray»r fel- and ioo,our displays ottbMe Branch. 65 Riv Avenue lowship and pastor.'* Bible class are 10 DRUMMOND PL., certified memorials. Hwy. No. SS Keyport, hold WcdfloiKlfty,, nW*. , •-,•-•-•' O«i««> BAPTIST . RED BANK, N. J. . JOHK VAN KIRK Phone Keyport 7-1124 Middletown 901 MAPLE PLACE. HEYTORT Telephone R. B. 6-0029 Nut la Ml Ollvit Ctmiury Wall Street TeL JLB.>3567 West Long Branch fiumluy-Bchool will convono at CarlotonJl. Wharton. Prop. PH.ONE 1-1151 0:4ft u, , dlrectod by Mlsi Doris Nlffclt, Bund.n iai HalldW Phone Reo" Bank 6-0319 , Send For lUtntrated Catalogue nil Edwin II. Wharton, Auoolate Baird, superintendent. B«v. Wil« •ALL R. B. S.MII.J R.F.D. Bmt 108 Red Bank Ham M. Hearn, piitor, ha* obOMn Send,(or Bookie* - RED BANK REGISTER, JULY ,10,1947 Page Seven Riverside Heights city is spending a few days with Ma*on made'up the battery- for their guests" left Monday for Nia- Jr., Mrs. Frank Johnao^} Mrs. Mar- Douglas Jerolamon of Little Silver, ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Keansburg her Bister and brother-in-law«..Mt, Headden's • Corner. gara Falls, where they expect to garet Dublsky, Misses Jennie and, spent the week-end at Watklns' and Mrs, Barney MacCatffey' of Mr, and Mrs. Howard Stamm spend the week, j Connie. Smith, and Leroy Smith, Jr.* Glen^ N. T. Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Miller oi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Welsh of Miss Peggy Ann Corcoran, daugh- Fair Haven have announced the enV, Naveslnk Rlveri'oad. - . and daughters, Kathleen and Mary There was a beach party Satur- Mr. and Mrs. John Kapsack of Charles Doorley and family'are Middletown have announced the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cor- gagement of their daughter. Mis*!' coran of 'Stateslr place/la spending Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boden of Rose, recently returned from a trip day night at Wonderlaifd beach, Perkasie, Pa., were week-end guests on a motor tour through New York. engagement of th«ir daughter, Bar- Marlon Miller, to George E. Four-' bara Walsh, to Joseph Whltehcad, two weeks with her aunt and uncle, Gleiida,le. park are laid up with to Washington, D. C. and Virginia. Attending were Mr. and Mrsa.t the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Amory L. HaskeJl entertained a Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cooney of Oak- grip. . . • • John Klernan and family of the Thomas Comerford, Tommy and ,8. Wells of Frost.avenue. nler, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.'Joseph party of 68 at dinner at Woodland George E. Fournier of' Belford. Hill farm. The Headden'fl Corner flre com- Bronx, N. Y., are spending their Ronnie Comerford, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis, Meade of Whltehead of this borough. farm Thursday. Later the guests Miss Miller, a graduate of Rumson Patrick Corcoran and family of pany's Softball team defeated the vacation with Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Jean Southers, Mr, and Mrs. How- Headden'a Corner have Just com- attended a dance at', the Rumson Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Lohmann ard Stamm, Kay and ''Skipper" high school, is emplojed at Fort Woodland farm attended a gradu- Highlands firemen Sunday morning Comerlord. pleted a motor trip through New Yacht club. A dinner, followed by of 31 C&npvUw placa are the par- at the Fair View schooVgrounds by Stamm, Mr..and Mrs, John Kler- Monmouth, Mr, Fournier, a gradu- ents of a son, born Thursday'at ation party at the home of Mr. and Miss Grace Logan' and Joseph Jersey. . . . a business meeting, was given to Mrs. John McMahon at Freehold a score of 5 to 3 in a Monmouth Burk o( Jersey City were guests of nan, Barbara and Carol j Klernan, ate of Middletown township high Monmouth Memorial hospital, , County "Firemen's softball league Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klernan, Pat- . Mr. and William P. Woodward, Boy Scout executives by Ms, Has-, school, is now employed at Evans last week. .' . Howard Stamm and family over kell Tuesday. Mr. and ,Mr«. Edward Mag'enhel- contest. William K»nd and John the' week-end. The Stamms and ty, Annamae, arid Frank: Kiernan, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. signal laboratory. mer ot Bay avenue are the-parents Mrs. Alida Kuhl of Tlndall road of a daughter, born Thursday at has been spending several days at Monmouth Memorial hospital. Koselle Park with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Butterfield, former prin- Seth J. C. Worth, who recently cipal of the Union Beach school, celebrated their 30th wedding an- has been chosen principal of thenlvBrsary.•• ' Keansburg public school at a sal- Charles Ziellnskl of Headden's ary of $3,200 for the 1B4T-48 school Corner is a patient at Monmouth year. Memorial hospital, Long Branch. ' •Cor^landt Ogden's reelgnatlon as Mr. Zlelinskl is employed by Thom- a member of the board of education as S. Field, Sr., of State Highway was read and accepted with regret 36. •'..•'.- NATIONA COf FEE WEEK at the last board meeting, Leon Michael Callahan of Ridgewood Waltt was appointed to fill Mr. Og. Park la spending the summer with den's term, which axpiret. in Feb- Oswald Fltzpatrlck of State High- ruary, 1948; way 35. Dr. George Feman-has been re- Ernest Miller of Weehawken la appolnted medical inspector of the spefidlng the summer with his public school. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Make your iced coffee the talk of the town! Make Method 1—Make coffee double strength, pour ir, ,, Mrs./Ernest Mills- of. Charles Miller of Glendale park. : 1 coffee fresh before icing. Moke coffee strong hot and .fresh, into ice-filled glasses. ' street was taken home from Mon- Mrs.'Fred Graham of New York 1 mouth Memorial hospital by the enough to allow for diluton by ice Serve in tall, Method2—Use full strength coffee and pre-cool for , Keansburg First Aid squad .Wed- ice-filjed glasses. not more than 3 hours. Serve with ice. nesday of last week. Felix Conforti of • Bloomfleld, •while swimming oft the foot of Oceanvlew avenue, was hjj by the Vacuum Packed propeller of a. motor boat. Ha was not seriously hurt., , , ee Pound Can Thomas Chlaramont of Lodl, Coff 45c * -while out In a boat off the Keans- Tops them all! The more you use it, the more you'll like it! Rich, full bodied, vacuum packed! burg shore over the week-end, suf- fered a fatal heart attaclf. When he was taken to shore the first aid men worked on him, but he was > pronounced dead by a doctor. Mr. and Mrs. John Ward of 408 Carr avenue are the parents of a ee .39 son, born Sunday at Monmouth Heat-flo roasting seals in the flavor. Finest South American coffees expertly blended Memorial hospital. • ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Williamson of Henry place, are the parents of a son, born Saturday at Monmouth Bridgeford Elberta Memorial hospital. , ' Win-Crest" Coffee ^ 37c Dr. Julius Siegil of Falls Church; Mild, satisfying flavor. Ground fresh to your order. Preferred by many. Try a pound now! Va., was a week-end'guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William. Peaches S, 19° Slegel of Main street, Mr. and Mrs.. Herman William- Sterling Point Sliced son are the parents of a son born Saturday at Monmouth Memorial c Enriched Loaf hospital. Strawberries P.r53 Supreme Mr.'and Mrs. John Ward are the (parents, of a son born'Sunday at BREAD Monmouth Memorial hospital, Birdseye Shelled ? Mrs. Margaret Trenery and Mrs. 1 ; New improved, finer texture, stays fresh ASClongerO Ooldt. nTr y it 41now!. I . Bernard Stover aiid son Gary Sugar, 3041. na l'l> visited Michael J. Burke of Mon- Peas jZ 28° Redi-Meat "r,13-u. ca™n 35c 1 Klmtl mouth Beach last Thursday. ARMOUR'S Ib. Cntn ""• '•* """S * \ "\r Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Watkin- Sterling Point Baby Corntd Bitf' "can 26c UJIII Vac. Packtd, U-oi. can I Jl» son celebrated their birthdays to- UacL iBROADCAST Ib, ")[. gether last Friday.. C llaMI Cornid B..f can tJt FarmdalePeas ""He Lima Beans it 39 Potato-Chips X125c Peas ^;2^-23c Oceanport ' Grahams NA%,. 26c 0llM Mrs. Victor Osgood celebrated Spinach r«J5c her birthday on July fi with friends 35c and relatives. Many gifts, flowers and congratulatory messages were _4-oz.packcige—We- —raeelvedr—Tuesd*y^—Master;-SBP " Unmatchable . for .quality geant Osgood aMo celebrated his arid value! Orange pekoe . birthday, at which a family birth- SUPER MARKETS Meltproof bag keeps ice cream firm 1 Vi hours. Creamier, day dinner was enjoyed. att ITitsS Desr;bdst! . ITrIy it now! smoother! Unmatchable for'qual'^y and value! Try it! Mrs. Viola Edenfleld and daugh- ter of Louisville, Ky, Mr. and Mrs. . ^ Pride of Killarney Tea Standard . PuBaell Gant of Washington, D. Q., Social Teas HRJ4c Tomatoes 1»-oi: tan and Mr. 'and Mrs, Brazllla Gant were visitors at the home of G. S. Hi-Ho S3T pit 28c Mustard . Klnkade, and family on July IDEAL WallMck Dill Fourth. •.•••-•:..• PeanutsJ£2'Z25c .Pickles Quart [or Mr. and Mrs. Ford Osgood and Pkgofso daughter Vivian of PIttsfleld, Pa., Jea Bags Peanut Butter ft'33c Vinegar X™t?rJ9c and Miss Patricia Johnson of Ft fc\ Our finest quality orange ppekoe! At all Acmes! Huron, Mich., were guests-, at the I'llm Evaporatri * COM,*Jt T"Ol,alJU(J beHU itt home of Mstgr. Sgt. and Mrs. Vic-' p pk "tor^L. Osgood from. Thursday leiley tea Bii9$ ^r 15c Sif 43c through Monday. Gravy Master USt 15c V-8 Cocktail Wallace McGregor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McGregor of S Tollftw Tea °7T 5!" 25t Horse-Neck Point, spent the holi- day with his parents here. He Is Tomato Juice 3 £" stationed at the naval research lab- oratories at Washington, D. C. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Gombz of Willow Brook. Buy g supply at this low ""ice. At all Acmes! ' Flnderne and Mr. and Mrs. Thom- as E. Davison and daughter Betty Jean enjoyed a hot dog roast at TomatSunrisoe TomatJuice oCocktai Juice l t'SS.HkT 23c Keebler the home of Mr. and Mrs. John V, ' Hauser and daughter Judy on July ?:• Fourth. Chees9-81. e Wafers ' ' Mrs. Arthur Brown and daughter M.CP Lemon Juice 2^ 17c Pickigi V Kathleen of Jersey City are spend- •"• 10r 26c ing ten days at their summer home JUItC Ornpofruit J cam . at Portaupeck. can I "t The auxiliary to Rivervlew hos- Ideal Orange Juice Strongheart pital will meet at the home of Mrs, Ch 31?2?c Wallace McGregor Thursday, and A Halvii,3O Monmouth County Surroiats'a Office . the matter ot the astute of Frederick Rumson G, Hurst, deetued. '•:... Sverre Sorenson otlca to treditora to pme'Dt'. dalnu. Mr.'ana Mrs. Mathew Boman of All Kinds of Springe Speech and Drama VENETIAN BLINDS •gainst estate. • ' : .- ' Blngham avenue and Mr.,and Mrs. Pursuant to the order of Dorman Mc- On European Trip Car - Truck -Helper Featuring diction, delivery, poise, addin, Surrofa^ of the County of Kenneth Borton and daughter have correction exercises Monmouth, made on tie twttty-ieventh. returned from a motor trip, to Ver- Springs ONLY ay of June, 1647, on the •application of . Studio: 119 Lincoln avenue, d Elilabftth S. Hunt, sole executrix of the Wife Accompanies \ mont, where they'vlslted Mr. Hor- WASHED THOROUGHLY estate of Frederick 0. Hurst, deceased, ton's parents. • New and Rebuilt Red Bank 6-3987-R. notice Is hereby given to the creditors Baythore Attorney . ' John Boyd Ballantlne, Jr., son of it said deceaittl to uhlblt to tie »ub- Mr. and Mrs, John B. Ballantlne, Retail - Wholesale - This coupon entitles ne*r ftludent to one free leMon INCLUDING TAPES AND CORDS - 'criber, sols executrix as aforesaid, their was awarded the' merit badge at PHONE K. ft 6-S05S thli month. > 24-HOUR. SERVICE lebta and demands against the said ea- Mr. md Mra. Sverre Sorenson of sts, -under oath, within six rtonthi Ltlantlc Highlands left on the the 44th annual commencement Name „ '.. rdm the datt ot the aforesaid order, exercises of the Fessenden school. BUNDS REJUVENATED - PAINTED ANY COLOE •r thay will be forever barred of their "Queen Elizabeth" Wednesday of Red Bank Spring Co. Ailclre»« ....;~i-.:.-: ,..:...:. SL4TCHING TAPES AND C0RD8 . ectlona therefore against th« said sub- list week for. an extensive totfr of Mr. and Mrs, James Halllhan, of Europe Including a visit with rela- Hoboken. stayed at their summer 101 OaWand St, Bed Bank BBOKEN PARTS BBPLAPED , CDat«d Freehold; N. J..\June 27, UI7. Subject .'. EJUZABETH S. HURST, — tive! at Oilo, Norway. ome on First street over the week- ••• . • . Mlddletown, N. 1. Mr. Sorenson, a member of the end, Wrltn or c-nlt for appointment LOWEST PRICES FOR NEW Meurs'. Applegale. Fonter Bert Lahr, of stage, screen and Iteusstlle * Corawell. Atlantic Highlands law arm of 84 Broad Street, Roberto, Carton, pillsbury and Sor- radio fame, spent the week-end Red Bank, -N. J., enson, is borough recorder. , fishing on tho Shrewsbury river HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICE Proctors. The. couple arrived at SDuth- nd renewing hie many friendships in Rumson. Mr. Lahr was a iura- . FACTORY—207 MONMOiJTH ST.- Notice of Settlsmeot of Account. hampton, England, Monday and went to Paris by way of London mer resident of this locality last Estate of. Paris M. Welnslock, year. , It's Here! Phone Red Bank 6-3107 v ninor. Notice is hereby given that the Tuesday. They are scheduled to iccounts of the' subscriber, guardian of leave Paris tomorrow by plane for Mrs, Bernice Clifford of First ;he estate ol said minor, yi\\\ be audited and stated by ths Surrogate of the Stockholm, Sweden. They expect to street left Monday for Tokyo, Ja- County of Monmouth and reported for arrive at Oslo Sunday by plane arid pan, to join her husband, an officer •ettliment to H the Orphans' Court of Intend to stay there with relatives in the army of occupation. PHILCO TELEVISION said County, on Thursday, the' thirty- It's Fun To SLENDERIZE flrlt day of July, A. D., 1947, at 10:00 until July 21. On that date Mr. Snd Mies Joan Hogan, Miss Viola o'clock a. m., at which tins application Mrs, Sorenson are scheduled to re-Elch,of Jersey City spent the week- will be made for the allowance of coun turn to London by plane to ttay end with Mrs. Eleanor Flnnerty of This EASY W*y lei feel. until July 30, at which time they First street. •. • , Dated: June t, A. D., 1S47.. plan to return to New Yori; by William McCrea.of New York vis- • Thouiondi of women hovi enjoyed Hill dilUrant,, FLORENCE S. PERRY, boat. . ited Buddy Farley of Rumson road •oiy way o< rtdtcinj. Ganrly but folttifvlly an ,- 7S Hope Sold,.Eatontown, N. J. txcjwive rhythmic motion periuodei your willful (Guardian. Mr. -Sorenson is a navy veteran. over the .week-end. '•" hips fesfaiAivi RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 10,1947 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALT FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES BUSINESS NOTICES BOATS OUTDOOR OVEN fireplaces. A profes- GOING TO CALIFORNIA!. Household J1MGRS0N FIVE-TUBE table model SEVEN NEW Roger Feet whit* ihlrti, EXPERT CARPET laying, repairing, VORLP SERVICE News Agency Bdlter. BOAT TRAILHB—In good . condition, J 'slonal fireplace that anyone can build. goods, iiuralturc, dishes, glassware, 3 rsdlo, perfect, $8; Philco, table model lixeMB; buffet, oak, 16; kitchen table fringing* binding and ronovating. 16 year* eorperieset Ja national azid n "J**.11"?. " «eet lonr. 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He ran through a plainly phlUo Uop sign, directly UAtoiq s '4lU 3uIjqa°H J3^ouv ,0>l<1 M 3DnVS31ddV mlo the path of the ambulance, and uat knockM acron the rani. raV /q 1IIlv 30NVU0 S.HCH3M • .'OS Ul[l{ SB|U1 pill] 0AO[ OAl Unter uat killed, and n passenger »a< Intured. Emergenty vehicles jCq B,3unqaoa " •811 J19SJ0J }DU Op 3J3I{ UMOp OW lUll^ aluayt have the ughl-of-nay—biilct 6ther times, loo, it pays'to be r"«ouii mm ;«i imf 'poa e^usia iuaA\ ^ aq? u! anvanHH courteous at intersection. Failure to gumt right-of-itey ranked second . 'BAOqv dn ui]q qajuu 'E[03uy 'qo [ qi > pp *JB3^ jaq^OUH SjABjp ?[ Sy '.' 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