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A N D T H E N BPXONE TIM ES
Vol. LXXIV, No. 31
OCEAN GROVE, TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE,
Chiirdimanship Is Gifts O f Historic Letters
Laity Theme Here
A t Founders' Day Service
Methodist Leaders Appeal
As an outstanding feature of the from its length, its age and the
For Increased Church Ac­ annual
Founders’ Day exercises in fact th a t it was w ritten two years
tivity Last Weekend
the Ocean Grove Auditorium to­ prior to his Aldersgate experience.
morrow (Saturday) night, histori­ Its most noteworthy value is th a t
Methodist l a y m e n , dele­ cal documents of Methodism will it was written aboard the “Simbe
presented to the Campmeeting monds,” on January 20, 1736/6, engates from seven surrounding association
by John S. Yeo, asso­ route a t sea to the colony of Geor­
conferences, heard appeals ciation secretary, arid Mrs. Yeo. ' gia with Governor "• Oglethorpe.
The Yeos have purchased and The letter mentions Oglethorpe
last weekend from leaders of
presenting to Ocean Grove, au- and describes the life aboard ship
the church, {seeking increased are
tographed letters signed by John in quaint terms,
activity ancj. support on the Wesley and Charles Wesley, foun­ The Charles Wesley letter was
part" of th e laity for the ders of Methodism, and an auto­ w ritten in Bristol, England, on
graphed document signed by F ra n ­ February 27, 1768, and contains
; .'strengthening of the faith.
cis Asbury, first .bishop of the several lines of poetry for which
Approximately 2,000 leaders and
workers from Baltimore, Central
Pennsylvania, Newark, New J e r­
sey, New York, New York East.
Peninsula, Philadelphia, Troy and
Wyoming conferences were in
group session on Saturday and a t­
tended Auditorium services on
Sunday. ■
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Nearly 5,500 worshipers were in
the Auditorium on Sunday morning
to hear Kinsey N. M erritt, an ex­
ecutive of the Railway Express
■ ■agency and a member of the Ocean
Grove Campmeeting association,
appeal for a return to “ the radiant
faith of our forefathers, a con­
sciousness in everything we do, a
d uty to w ard God and toward man.”
church. The gifts will be accepted
and dedicated by the Rev. Dr.
George W. Henson, association
president.
The two letters and one docu­
ment are fram ed together under
shatter-proof glass and will be dis­
played perm anently. in the Audi­
torium. The three documents have
been authenticated by Miss Mary
Benjamin, of New York, autograph
authority; by Dr. Jam es R. Joy,
librarian and historian of the
Methodist Historical society of
New York, and by the Rev. F. F.
Bretherton, president of the Wes­
ley Historical society of London,
England.
The John Wesley letter is three
pages and as framed, the'first page
is a photostatic copy so th a t the
second and third pages are open and
actual. The letter is im portant
Charles was famous. I t has no
particular historical significance,
other than the w riter and the age.
The Francis Asbury item, w rit­
ten in Baltimore, Md., pn December
2, . 1790, mentions the “book-con­
cern,” now the gigantic Methodist
Book Concern, and John Dickens,
the first Methodist book agent.
For some time, as a hobby, Mr.
and Mrs. Yéo have been collecting
Napoleonic . autographs, of the
French m ilitarist's family and his
marshals.. This field led them in
the -Fall of 1047 to try and locate
documents w ritten entirely in the
hand of, and signed, by the three
founders of the Methodist faith,
with the plan of presenting them
to Ocean Grove, a center of Meth­
odism. All th e . documents were
finally obtained through Miss Benjamin
NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, JULY 30 1948
(T h e 173rd Y e a r O f T he
D e claratio n o f In d e p e n d e n c e )
Oratorio “Elijah” In Auditorium Tonight
Mendelssohn’s outstanding ora­
torio, “E lijah,” ; will be presented
tonight (Friday) in the Ocean
Grove Auditorium as the benefit
production for St. Paul’s church of
this community.,, A festival chorus
of over 200 trained voices, assisted
by lrietropolitan. soloists, will sing
the oratorio, based on the Old Tes­
tam ent narrative of Elijah the
Prophet.
John Baker, a leading Metropol­
itan Opera association baritone,
will appear as “Elijah.” Other
guest artists are Louisa Moeller,
soprano, of the Chicago Opera as­
sociation; Lydia . Summers, con­
tralto, radio and New York’s St.
Bartholomew's church soloist, and
William Hess, tenor, making his
third appearance with the festival
chorus.
Lester W. Berenbroick, organist
and choir director of the West End
Presbyterian church, New York,
is guest organist and Thelma
Mount, m inister of music in St.
Paul’s church, will direct the pro­
duction.
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The concert will., begin a t 8:15
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Salvation Army
Plans Weekend
Annual Gathering Here,
August 7 And 8; Comm.
McMillan Speaker
John Baker
Commissioner Donald McMillan,
Eastern T erritorial Commander of
The Salavation Army, will preside
at the two outstanding functions
of the 13th Annual Salvation Army
Week-End a t Ocean Grove, Satur­
day, August 7, and Sunday, A ugust
8. These will consist of 'a Musical
Festival on Saturday a t 8:15,p. m.
and a religious service on Sunday
a t 7:30 p. m., both a t the Ocean
Grove Auditorium.
On Sunday evening Commission­
er McMillan will be the principal
speaker. Colonel Holland French,
Chief Secretáry.of the E astern te r­
ritory, and Lt. Colonel Samuel Hep­
burn, Eastern Territorial Field sec­
retary, will participate in the
service. •
The Salvation Army Territorial
Staff Band, made up of officers
and employees in the New York
City headquarters, 120 W est 14th
street, has given important con­
certs both in this country and in
England, where 'it was heard in
W estminster hall, the Albert Me­
morial hall and in a special per­
formance in front of Buckingham
Palace. I t has played in prisons,
hospitals, cathedrals, Salvation
Army corns halls, and on the
White House lawn, and has done
many radio broadcasts, both over
large local stations and over na­
tion-wide networks. The thirtylive bandsmen also perform as a
Male Chorus with instruments.
The band m aster, Brigadier Wil­
liam E. Bcarchell, is a musician of
long experience, skilled both as a
director and as a composer of band
music, some of which is played by
Salvation Army bands throughout
the world. He is assisted by Ad­
jutant Richard Holz, musical di­
rector for the eleven states of tho
Eastern Territory, who leads the
male chorus.
E lijah”
Text Of Original Wesley Letter
Kinsey. N. M erritt ■
Mr. M erritt, telling of the pres­
ent day difficulties — racial discord,
upset fam ily life, m orals a t low
ebb, economic life disturbed, ru­
mors of w ar and catastrophe —
fe lt th a t “too m any of us in this
world today, look upon the end .of
life 'a s the accumulation of wealth
and m aterial things." He then
declared th at, w hat made America
strong in the beginning years,
when she was m aterially weak,
was the “radiant faith of our cit■ izens.”
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Sermon Highlights
: “Our ideals are being shattered.
We have lost th e sense th a t there
are some things eternally wrong
and some things eternally right.
We are confusing justice w ith in­
justice.”
“A brave new world will come,
. not, from politicians, but from you
and me who practice the faith of
our fathers. • I'm pleading not for
an old-time religion, but fo r an oldtim e faith.” '
“Our ideals, our freedom, yes our
nation, will shrivel and will die if
they ave not watered by a fa ith in
Alm ighty God.” '
...- “We must use our talents or we
will lose our talents. I t isn’t how
g re at your ability; i t ’s how g reat
your consecration.”
“F a lse 'attitu d e s toward getting
money and spending money lead
to 'th e evils of our day. We are so
dependent on money and the m ater­
ial things of life th a t we' cannot
yield ourselves to God.”
“Take advantage of the disad­
vantage of our day. You can cre­
a te good homes, you can behave
yourselves as Christians should,
you can set a Christian life against
the evils of our day. You alone
can’t do much against the evils of
our day, but you and. Godl How
much is th a t? ”
Evening Service
Over; 3,000 persons were in the
congregation Sunday flight to hear
Dr. H arry N. Holmes, lay leader
of the New York E ast conference
and member of the General Board
of Lay Activities of the Methodist
Church. Dr. Holmes is also a
member of the Peace Commission
and of the Overseas Relief Com­
mission.
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An urgent appeal fo r more, lay­
men and lay women in Methodism
was issued by Dr. HolmeB, who reP a g e five, p le ase.
NAGLE’S MAIN CENTRAL
PHARMACY
All-year service. Drugs of quali­
ty for prescriptions. Doctors advise
Nagle’s .' Hours 8:30 a.m. - 10'p.m.
adv.
On board the Simmonds
Ilonourd Sir
Your prayers have not been in vain for God hath greatly prosperd
us, ever since'we set out from London. We have wanted no manner of
thing th a t is good; plenty of temporal conveniences have been added to
Higher Blessings; even of those which we least expected. In the midst
of tho sick, our Health has been preserved. W hen the Strong Men
fainted, & the Experienced in this way of Life fell down, I was no
more affected than if I had been on land, nor ever prevente I for one
hour, from reading, writing, or persuing any other' em ploym ent
While we were in Cowes’ Road, there were several storm -; in one
of which Two Ships were cast away On ye back of the Islai'-.l, as we
should probably have been, had it not pleased God to detain u.i in th a t
safe station. By. this means too, we had many opportunities, o f instruct­
ing & exhorting the poor Passengers; most o f whom a t their e.nbarking
knew little more of Christianity thari the name. But God has so assisted
our little endeavours in Catechizing the Children, explaining the Scrip­
tures, & applying them in private conversation, th a t we have reason to
hope a Great P a rt of them are thro’ly awaken’d & 'determined to persue
the P rize.o f their High Calling! .
We can’t be: sufficiently thankfull to God fo r Mr. Oglethorpe’s
Presence with us. There aré few ,.jf any, Societies in England, more
carefullyrregnlated than this is.' The very Sailors Jiave for some, time
.behaved, iiv a modest, reg u lar manner, The knowing th a t they are
continually under the Eye of One who has both Power & Will to punish
Every offender, keep’s even those who, it is to be fe a r’d, have no Higher
Principle, from greatly offending against God or th eir neighbour. So
th at we have an Appearance a t least of Christianity from one End of
the Ship to the Other. And those few who do .not love it, rarely show
their Dislike, unless in a Corner, among their Intim ates. May the
Good God show them too in this their Day the things th a t make for
their peacel
We have had but One Storm since we were a t Sea, and lasted but
a Few Hours. One unaccustom’d to the Sea wou’d have imagined the
Ship wou’d have been swallow’d up every moment. A Single Wave
cover’d it over, burst into the Cabin where we were, with a noise &
shock almost like th a t of a Cannon, & a fte r having steep’d one or two
of us from head to foot, p a st thro’ into ye G reat Cabin, from whence
we a t last emptied it out of ye windows. This too I hope was not a little
'Blessing; The F rig h t which it occasion’d in several Persons, having
made them more susceptible to usefull Impressions.
May He who hath helped us, and poured His Benefits upon us,
continue to have you & your’s under his Protection! May He prosper
a i r the Designs of your Society fo r Bis Glory, and strengthen your
Hands against All the Power of ye Enemy! He shall repay the Kind­
ness you have, shown us fo r his sake, especially by making mention of
us in your Prayers: Whereof none stands’ more in need than,
Honour’d Sr
Your Most Obliged and
Obedient Servant
:
JO HN WESLEY (Signed)
Jan. 20, 1735/6
L etter is addressed to: .
To Sir John Phillips B art
In B artlet’s Buildings
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Ushers At Meeting;
The Auditorium ushers will con­
duct the Beach Meeting this Sun­
day a t 6 p. m. a t th e foot of
Ocean Pathway. John S. Yeo, sec­
retary of the Ocean Grove associa­
tion and George C. Miller, associa­
tion member, will speak. George
Burrows will lead in prayer and
Joseph A. Thoma will read the
scripture. . Milton Condit will be
song leader and will present a quar­
te t of ushers in several selections.
W alter D.' Eddowes will lead the
ushers in group singing arid Jo ­
sephine Eddowes will bo accom­
panist. Dr, George W. Henson,
association president, and William
E. Thomson, chairman of the ush­
ers -organization, will take p a rt.
Bleecker Stirling is leader of the
Beach Meeting.
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Injured By Fall
The Ocean Grove ambulance was
rushed to . the Ocean Vista, 13
Ocean avenue; last night to remove
Mrs. Thomas H. King, of Mont­
clair and a summer resident here,
to Fitkin hospital with a brokep
hip. Mrs. King had fallen a t the
•cornér of' R ath and Ocean avenues
and passersby had assisted her to
a nearby car which removed her
to the Ocean Vista. Meanwhile povestigation, called the first aid
lice had been notified and upon in­
squad. The squad ambulance will
transfer Mrq. King today from
Fitkin to.th e Orange General hos­
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HALLMARK GREETING CARDS
Lending Library, late st books .
Films Developed (5) hour service
For tho best in pictures demand
PANEL-ART PRINTS, exclusive.
Magazines, NOTIONS, Toys
A L W A Y S FRESH — Cigars,
Cigarettes; Tobacco, Candy.
Ocean Grove Pharm acy —- Your
Ocean Grove Stationery^
N earest Rexall Drug Store
“T IIE FRIENDLY STORE”
50 Main Ave. — Drugs. Prescrip­
53 Main Avenuo
tions, SodaB, Bandwiches.
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Bible Teacher Speaks
Rev. Gilbert Johnson, head of the
Theology departm ent a t Nyack,
N. Y., Missionary T raining insti­
tute and pastor of the E ighth Ave­
nue Gospel tabernacle, New York
city, spoke last night a t the ev­
angelistic beach m eeting a t the foot
of Ocean Pathway. The meetings
are conducted every Thursday a t
9 p. m. by a group of th irty stu­
dents from E astern Bible schools,
led by Dick Johnson, of the Nyack
school. The youths are working
in the Ocean Grove area this sum­
m er in order to continue th eir edu­
cation in the fall. The public i-i
invited to the weekly m eeting
where “joy and happiness in Chris­
tian life” are proclaimed.
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Duke Research Student
Professor S. H unter Lee, of the
Women’s Medical college, Seoul,
Korea, who reported on conditions
in his native country in The Times
last week, is a research student a t
Duke university. The Times erred
in the article, w riting th a t he was
doing advanced work a t Drew uni­
versity in Madison, N. J. Pro­
fessor. Lee has been vacationing in
Ocean Grove a t 104 Mt. Carmel
Way.
Main Avenue Sandwich Shoppe
OPPOSITE TH E POSTOFFICE
Full course breakfast, salads, sand­
wiches, desserts, ice cream.
Open Weekdays—8 A. M. to 8 P . M.
Open for Breakfast bn Sunday —
8 A. M, to 11 A. M.
BREAKFAST, LUNCH, SALADS
Sandwiches. Hours 8 a. m. to 11 p,
ni. Cal’s Snack Shoppe, 49 : Alain.
FIV E CENTS
Governor Appoints
Local Draft Board
Louijatrjloeller
Methodist Home
Fair Aug. 4, 5, 6
The annual Methodist Home ba­
zaar will be held next Wednesday,
Thursday .and Friday, August 4,
5 and 6, in the ground floor of the
Lou Ellen hotel, 58 M ain' avenue.
Mrs. Leroy E. Thoms is general
chairman, assisted by Mrs'. H arry
Jackson. Fancy and useful a r­
ticles, home-made cakes and candy
will be sold to benefit th e Home
here. ,
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Table chairmen are: Mrs. Edna
B. Flavell, antique and W hite Ele­
phant; Mrs. 0. C. A pgar, beads
and novelties; Mrs. M ary C. Flint
and Mrs. Anna Eames, fancy; Mrs.
George Camburn,. Mrs. Theodore
Reid a n d ' Mrs. Jam es Woolley,
handkerchiefs; Mrs. Fred Havens
and Mrs. Edward Honer, candy;
Mrs.' Charles Conover, food; Mrs.
W. Seef, books; Mrs. H arry Heil­
man and Mrs. William Weiss, chil­
dren’s; Mrs. Samuel Fulton, apron;
Mrs. William Sherman and Mrs.
A. M. White, towel. .
Miss Evelyn Howe and M rs..Alta
Ross are chairmen o f the Home’
fam ily table.
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William Hess
Lydia Summers
MEMORIAL CROSS
Friends In England
Meet By Surprise
The Memorial Cross on the
front of the Great Audito­
rium will be lit during the
week of July 31 to A ugust 7
by Ralph A. Barnette, of New
York city, in memory of his
late parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George M. Barnette, form erly
of Meadville, Pa.
Hallgring Family Reunion
.The Hallgring family enjoyed a
reunion last Saturday on the .lawn
of Mr. and Mrs. H a rry ' Hallgring,
Navesink.
Dinner and supper
were served, games were played
and singing was led by Jack, Joe
arid Allan Hallgring. A solo was
rendered by H arry Hallgring and
an original, poem , was recited by
Miss May D. Hallgring, of 126
Cooknian avenue, Ocean Grove, in
memory of thgir mother. A ttend­
ing the reunion were Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Hallgring, Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Hallgring, Mr. and M rs.,A. N.
Hallgring, Mr. and Mrs. D. Stimson and daughter, Joan, all of
[Newark; Mrs. G. W. Hallgring, of
South Orange; Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Roseville Singers Outstanding Hallgring and sons, Robert and
Kenneth, of Asbury Gardens,
Neptune; Mr, and Mrs. H arry Hall­
W hile in Ocean Grove last week­ gring
and sons, Allan and Donald,
end, the Roseville Singers of New­ of Navesink;
Miss May Hallgring
a rk made their headquarters tit and C. A. Rinker,
of Ocean Grove;
the guest house of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H erbert
Watson and
Fred Krueger, the Princeton, 50
daughter,
Magory,
of Ridgefield
E m bury avenue. The Singers, un­
der the direction of Graydon Clark, Park; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Canns,
organist and music director a t the of E ast Orange, and Mr. arid Mrs.
Roseville Methodist church, New­ John Wycoff and Mrs. Robert Lee,
ark, were the outstanding attrac­ of Irvington.
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tion of the grand concert la st Sat­
urday night in the Auditorium, the
Traffic Deaths Low
final feature of the A nnual Con­
ference of Sacred Music here
Despite an unfavorable record in
mtions
. a t the morning: and evening
* • ? 3? j cent over the same month of last
services in the •Auditorium on Sun­
from 45 to 61, New Jersey’s
day. On Tuesday of this week the year,
accident death record a t the
group appeared in Madison Square traffic
year’s half way m ark was the low­
Garden, New Y ork,/for-a 20-min­ est
in
history.
Motor Vehicle, Com­
ute program before the Lions’Club
A rthur W. Magee report­
convention. The Kruegers report missioner
Fatalaties a t the end of the
th a t each year they look forward ed.
six months totaled 249 as
to the Roseville Sirigers in Ocean first
against
last year, a saving of
Grove, not only for the public con­ 34 lives. 283
The decrease was 12 per
cert, but for the inforirial, serenad­ cent and it occurred, Mr. Magee
ing in song th at the group favors added, although there was an eight
the Princeton and its neighbors.
per cent increase in tra v e l•and a
25' per cent rise in total traffic ac­
AUCTIONEER and APPRAISER cidents.
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B. G . Coats. 490 Bath Ave., Long
Branch, N. J. Phone 6*3599.—adv. - American Barber Shop, 52 Main
Ave. . All H aircuts 75c.
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OCEAN GROVE AUDITORIUM
LIL-MAR
YARN
SHOP
Tho preacher Sunday, A ugust 1
a t 10:30, A. M. and 7:30 P . M. will 100%' Virgin Wool. Baby, 39c;
be Dr. Norman Dunning of Lon­ Sport Yarn, 59c; Worsted, 79c. Free
Instruction. 31 So. Main St. Di­
don, England.
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opposite Main Ave. Gates.
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PAINTING & PAPERHANGING
CONTRACTORS
Dr. Norman Layton, Chiroprac­
V isit our- W allpaper and Paint tic Physician, 97 Abbott Ave.,
Store. Thompson &.< Gillan, 47 Ocean. Grove. ..Off. Hrs., 2 to 4, 7
Main Avenue, Ocean: Grove. Tel. to & P . M. P hone A. P.
A. P . 2-6636.
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adv
Mrs. Edith Salmon, form erly of
Plainfield, N. J., now residing in
Portland, Oregon, returning from
a visit to Southampton, England,
her homeland, was a weekend guest
of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Cart­
wright, of the BelleWright, 16
Webb avenue.
While describing her travels and
experiences, she mentioned the
name of Gertrude Gardener, a
friend th at she met on the street
in Southampton, who told her that
her sister, Mrs. John Ballentine
had recently moved to Ocean Grove,
somewhere near the ocean.
Mrs. C artw right immediately
became excited and rushed down
to the Moss Lea, 8 Webb avenue,
residence of Mr. and Mrs. John
Ballantlne, arid brought both, of
them to the porch w here Mrs. Sal­
mon with others waited.
Both Mrs. Salmon and Mrs. Ballafitine recognized each other after
all these years, nearly a quarter of
a century. They were classmates
together in the sairie- school in
Southampton,,
Conversation was carried on at a
rapid rate about the ocean trip
and conditions in England, hous­
ing’, rationing, the food and cloth­
ing and the effect it had on the
health of the people.
Sometime later, several ladies,
residents of Plainfield •staying at
the Fairview, 12 Webb avenue,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Addis,
came on the porch to pay a visit
and Mrs. Salmon again found old
friends and neighbors of Plain­
field, whom she had not seen for
a decade or more. .
I t was an afternoon of surprises
and old memories revived. Re­
freshm ents were served and an en­
joyable and unforgettable time w as
had by all. “Should Auld Acquain­
tance Be Forgot.’1
Salvation Army Program
A- group of students ■from As­
bury college will present a pro­
gram of music and speaking at the
Salvation Army, Mattison avenue,
Asbury Park, tonight (Friday), at
8 p.-m. On Sunday a t 7:30 p. m.,
Capt. and Mrs. H enry Baker, from
Shariiokin, Pa., will direct the meet­
ing. ' Music will be by the corps
band and chorus.
Six County Men Return To
Posts Held During 1940
Selective Service
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Governor Alfred E. Driscoll an­
nounced today the Presidential ap­
pointments of the local board mem­
bers and government appeal agents
to serve this State under the Selec­
tive Service A ct of 1948.
Appointed to each local board
are five board members and one
government appeal agent all of
whom are veterans of the Selective
Jra in in g and Service Act of 1940
who served so meritoriously during
World W ar II.
The Monmouth county draft
board members are: Frank F. Al­
len, president of the Seacoast T rust
company, Asbury Park, and a resi­
dent a t 335 Broad street, Red Bank;
Amos E. Kraybill, form er superin­
tendent of schools, Asbury Park,
and a resident a t the Anchorage,
Deal Lake Point road; H arry J.
Lewis, 21 Leslie avenue, Brielle;
Halsey D. Polhomus, an executive
with the Jersey Central Power and
Light Co., a resident of 29 Bendermere avenue, Interlaken, and Thom­
as Chester Hulit, 28 Oakwood ave- "-v
nuc, W est Long Branch.' The government appeal agent for Mon"{.
mouth county is J. Victor Carton,
River Front, Neptune City.
Under the new Act New Jersey
will have 45 local boards, one per
county plus one additional per 100,- ' . .
000 of population as against tho
202 in operation under the 1940
Act. Budgetary reductions, under
the new Act -as against the 1940 .
operation, are the principal reason .
for this change, plus the necessity
of, in many cases, grouping a num- . y her of boards a t one location in
highly populated counties.
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Plans are now being made to
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conduct the registration of all men
required to register in accordance
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with President Trum an’s Proclav.
mation; and the location of the V ;
registration places will be announc­
ed a t a later date.
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It is believed th at the-increase
in the number of local board members, from 3 to 5, will, g re a tly reduce the burden on those patriotic
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citizens who have again agreed to , ';:,
serve their State and Country. .A-.
local board member reserve hns
been' established embodying m any ^: •: { i
loyal citizens who have indicated
their willingness to serve should
the situation require.
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Three-Car Collision. -’í
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Ocean Grove police reported^ a-.i-iii-i
th re e -c a r accident y esterd ay ;,at.1
p. m .. a t 't h e co rn er o f B roadw ay
and Beach avenue. D river B arriey:'g;§S{
S tap , of P ro sp ect
in«»"
on . B roadw ay, m aiie
tiu ;n : a t th e corner; 6f B e acffi:av ^ 4 ffife
THE HELEN SHOP
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FRIDAY, JULY 30,1948 '
OCEAN. GROVE TIMES, ¡fiCEAN GROVE, NÉW JEßSEXS:
WHY HAVE MISFITS
IN OUR CHURCHES?
By JOHN ERASER
Form erly Religious E ditor ‘.‘New Y ork H eraid-Tribune”
The failure of many projects to­
day is not because of their lack of
practical usefulness but in the want
o£ System, on the p art of the pro­
moters. Many a goad cause which
m ight have lived and helped 'hu­
manity, has lingered and died for
that same reason.
System is necessary, if we hope
to get anywhere today. And just
to give you one example of what
System can do, of-all the tens of
thousands who attend the services
in the Ocean Grove .Auditorium
during the season, perhaps the
most outstanding memory they
carry liome with them — apart
from the inspiring messages from
the pulpit — is, the Systematized
method of taking up the free-will
offering at each service.
Nowhere in America can one see
such an array of well-trained men,
marching to the chancel in such
m ilitary precision, as witnessed
twice a day in th at sanctuary.
Careful regim entation and System
on the p a rt of Mr. William E£
Thomson, the “ General” of the
ushers, lias brought this splendidlydisciplined group of one hundred
men into such perfect m ilitary
training.
Those who attended the Metho­
dist Annual Conference in Ocean
Grove Auditorium last weelc, where
Methodist Laymen m et for. the pur­
pose o f strengthening the say ;ctivities 'in the local churches no
doubt got a new slant on “Churehnutnship,” “Evangelism” and the.
.“Responsibilities of Official Boards”
from the inspiring talks of the
leaders of the Conference; but my
own reaction was, th a t neither said
very much on why there were so
many "m isfits” in our churches to­
day. T heir topics were splendid
but the listener was still in doubt
as to encouraging and awakening
new interest in the minds of care­
less non-churchgoers.
In my fifty-year experience in
church reporting, I have never lis­
tened to anything th a t came up to
Jam es Stalker’s Series of Talks
to laym en on, "The Chief Cause
of Impotence in. Churches,” He
delivered those lectures in my hear­
ing- to the Laymen of Glasgow,
Scotland. He had a real name for
it, and called it, “CHRISTIAN
PSYCHOLOGY.”
. Jam es Stalker was no scientist
in the ¡res of the world.. He was
an ardent m inister -of the gospel
in a large city church, with a
membership o i ever five thousand.
He was a w riter; a lecturer, and a
Saint of God, if there ever was one.
He was aiso worried over this
chronic apathy in the m atter of
non-churchgoing, but looked it
‘straight in the eye,’ until he dis:
covered the REAL cause for this
state of affairs. He found th at
since there were so many 'roundpegs-in-square-holes' in .the aver­
age church membsvshij), something
had to be done about it. He.-pro­
ceeded in a business-like manner to
administer the cure.
He maintained, that the work of
any parish was never intended to
be a “one-man-job,” as some peo­
ple thought it was. In political,
circles they had got on fairly well
%vith the Two-party Government,:
but, when it came to doing effectual
work in the M aster’s Vineyard —
Dr.' Stalked insisted in doubling
th a t number — making it FOUR.
Many congregations, he conced­
ed, were busy hives of Christian ac ­
tivity. T hat many churches could
count their workers b y ' the hun­
dreds. T hat those huge machines
of Religion, as he called them, were
large a n d - complicated,. and were
manned by many workers, but,
with all this bustling spiritual en­
ergy, WAS GOD’S WORK ACTU­
ALLY ACCOMPLISHED?
Was
God’s Kingdom becoming more po­
tent in the community?
Were
there m ors :carelees «ouls being
won fo r Christ? THAT, he s a i l
W as1the question which should give
them pause'.
I f they thought th a t all this ex­
penditure of labor was deepening
Christianity in their churches, they
were only deceiving themselves. In
this connection OUR only hope in
America today, lies in the fa ct of
“KNOWING OUR MARKET " in
other words; knowing our m es and
women, -and selecting the right
kind of men and women, to fill the
job.
When it comes to church-work,
the average pastor’s acceptance of
any applicant’s service, for God’s
work, is too tame and conventional.
The m inister is too easily satisfied.
He takes very little heed as to
whether the pei'son who voluntar­
ily offers his services would be a
“round-peg-in-a-sguare-hole,” . or
not. T h e . main question is-, Bis
mind is, so long as they are willing
to give their time and services to
the church, the transaction, as fa r
as he is concerned, is closed.
. Now, this should not be, -God’s
work should NOT be given to MIS­
FITS. So far, both M inisters and
Laymen have failed to penetrate
the problem deep enough, As
Christian men and <women, OUR
message to the world —- and to our
community^ should be .“ sold” to
the non-churchgoer by and “‘ex­
p e rt" of th is great Machine of Re­
ligion, and NOT by any inexperi­
enced person who happens along.
(N ext week, “How To Get R esults”
will be discussed.)
FARRY
F IN A N C E S A RE A M ATTER
O F Y OU R OWN CHOOSING
W M . P . W ALTON, J r .
M g r.
^ L a d y A tte n d a n t
AT ONCE
(S u p p o se y o u w e re m a d e a -jiraigQ
(o r a d a y , how v a id y o u d e c id e IMS
case? I n th e F IR ST p s ra g ra p li a r e th e
fa c ts o i a ss-cent
-In th e -:ci>NI)
p a ra g ra p h is - a-s£ atem essi o i th e Saw
to b - a p p lied to tSio . - facts* ' . etoi e
y o u r e a d p a r a g r a p h IH R E E , d ecid e
foe y o u rself ju s t h o w y o u w o u ld d e ­
cid e th e question It you w ere th e
J u d g e . T h e n re a d p a r a g r a p h IH B E E
a n d see h o w th e ca se wa a c tu a lly d e ­
c id ed .) -
The Co«« decided thefc this was
Beach and Pitm an Avenues
a Valid wllf, Joe was actively en­
Under New Management
gaged In fighting’in a -war when ho
mad® the will. Thè will did not a t­
tem pt to give real property to any­
WEEK
DAYS
one, but just mention»*.-;! his per­
B reakfast — 8 to 11-A. M.
sona! estate.- Hence it xvas valid
Dinne — 4:00 to 7:00 P. ,M.
when wade and ss rem ained,valid
until revoked fey the Testator. The
SUNDAY DINNER
term ination csf hostilities did not
1:30 to 8:00 P . M,
affect the will’s validity onea it was
Today’s Case involvesvalidly rand
J ob never hav­
SOLDIER’S WILLS
ing done anything to revoke the
S P E C I A L
it will be admitted to probate
Joe was in the Service and .in will,
■June, 1945, while on duty as a fly­ as a Soldier’s: Will.
ing officer in a combat zone in 'th e
Pacific Theater wrote a letter ad­
Tell I t to The Times
Pull Course Dinner
dressed to several relatives and
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
p ut it in an envelope on which he
Vermont Roast Turkey
marked, “Do not. open except in
S h o n e 8119
with dressing
case of my death.” A fter the war
Roast Leg of Lamii
was over in 1946 lie was discharged
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B
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c
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e
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of
Corn on the Cob
from the service and a few months
Vegetable
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. BEAUTY CULTURE
later he died. The letter above
F E A T U R IN G T H E JfE W
Home-Made Dessert
mentioned Was opened sffcer his
.C O L D P E R M A N E N T W A V E
Coffee
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death and it was a w riting in his
181» CotUea Ato, Hggtggg» BU J.
own handwriting purporting to
give all his personal items to vari­
ous .members of his family. The
letter was offered for -probate as a
soldier’s will, which differs frorii an
Asbury and New Jersey Avenues
ordinary will in th a t it does not
A t Emory S treet Bridge
need tw o witnesses in order to be
CLOSED MONDAYS
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n d a n ts, y o u a re r e q u ire d to B ER TH IA N N E, O R T H E IR
Keeper, Daniel Demeaux and Rènee w ater by the guards, the bather aa pr ep e da re fean
d a n s w e r th e b ill o f com ­ O F T H E IR H EIR S, DEVIL.
th e re ? -. ... L EE WHITMAN was
was placed on the beach to aw ait p la in t o n o r b efo re th e 10th d a y of PER SO N A L R E P R E S E N T A T r
Demeaux.
...
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I seen leaving the Convention Hall
THI
Races include: Pee Wee, Light the arrival of the first aid squad. S ep te m b er, 1948. o r th e said b ill w ill cau se y o u a r e th e su ccesso rs ii
the other night with an unidenti­
o f L u clen B e rth ia n n a , w h o
be
ta
k
e
n
as
confessed a g a in s t y ou.
Weight, Middle W eight, Junior and When the squad arrived they had
aid b ill is filed to fo reclo se ce rta in o w n e r o f p a r t o f th e prem ise!
fied escort. Could it be the same
to fight their way through the c eSrtificates
Senior.
Novelty
races
and
relays
JO S E P H
O VILA
QUENN
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ta
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sale
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b
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th
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fellow she was seen w riting to the
are: the N orth and South End crowd to reach the injured party. C o llecto r o f T ax es, to th e T o w n sh ip o f b ec au se y o u a re th e o w n e r i
next day? •
■Neptune, In th e C o u n ty of M onm outh th e 'p r e m is e s .
Many
precious
minutes
w
ere
lost
locker
boys
in
a
pajama
relay;
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HARRY NACKUS has been afJO S E P H IN E
SICO TTE
as fo llo w s co v e rin g lo ts in th e T o w n ­
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Ocean Grove’s three fire companies and the result could have been sh ip o f N e p tu n e :
VILLE, w ife o f Jo se p h •O v ila __
te r me all week to p u t in a plug
(By Paul P . Ridner)
C ertificate d ated D ecem b er 9, 1931, v ille, b ecau se y o u a re th e w ife <
in a baloon relay, and the North fatal. So when something happens
Anothor week has passed and for him
and his
...... ......
..... cars. He’ll be
rin g lo ts 3-4 in B lock 329-1. .
se p h O v ila Q u en n ev ille, a n d y o u h
and South End life guards relay, on the, beach or any other place c oCv eertificate
more news has made history, but glad to answer any and all ques­
d a te d N o v em b er 16, 1929, o r m a y h a v e so m e in te r e s t in
give the injured a break, you can’t
your old Beachcomber ju st keeps tions concerning the cars. He also
rin g lo ts 5-6 In B lo ck 329-1.
p rem ises b y w ay o f d o w e r o r
One of the best ways to find out the Auditorium ushers relay and do them any good and someday it c oCv eertificate
d a te d J u ly 21. 1921, cov­ w ise. '..............
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coming along with odd bits of news. wants me to inform his fans th a t how many people read your column a mixed senior relay.
JO S E P H E. M IGN ER O N : b e c a u .
may be you. Be a sport and go e rin g lo ts 16-17 in B lo ck 329-1.
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The
Ocean
Grove
association
has
he is available as “ Cupid” between when w riting for a newspaper is
C ertificate d a te d A p ril 3, ID
a re th e o w n e r o f p a r t o f th e p re m ise s. <
•The forthcom ing week will be fa r 2 and 4 every afternoon . . . Seen to predict something wrong like granted a free swim to all entrants about your business as if nothing erln g lo ts 18-19 in B lo c k 329-1.
M RS. M IGNERON. w ife o f J o s e p h E.
had happened.
C ertificate d a te d D ecem b er 9, 1931, M ig n ero n : b ecau se y o u a r e th e w ife o f •
different th a t the previous ones. on the way to Mantoloking last the Louis-Wolcott fight, or make a following the meet.
c o v e rin g lo ts 22-23 in B lock 329-1.
J o se p h E, M ig n ero n , a n d y o u h a v e o r
Distribution, of tickets will sta rt
Seems DAN COLE isn’t much in­ w e e k e n d were. STEVE and statem ent like I did last week th at
C ertificate d a te d O cto b e r 4, 1939, cov­ m a y h av e som e in te re s t in th e
Joe Vetrano, form er Neptune e rin
terested in establishing beach JACKIE, RED FALKNER and the Giants now had a m anager like next week, w ith all contestants
ises b y w ay o f d o w er o r o th .
g lo ts *26-27 in B lo ck 329-1.
H EIR S, DEVISEEES OR PE
patties. I wonder why? Could be MARILYN CANNON, GLORIA old John McGraw used to be. Frank given first opportunity to buy two high school football sta r and cur­ C ertificate d a te d D ecem b er 19. 1922,
R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F JO^
e rin g lo ts 28-29 in B lo ck 320-1.
the fickle finger of fa te . ... Don’t NEIDENSTEIN_ and KEN Mac- Wilgus, sports editor of radio sta­ ducats for their parents or friends. rently the place-kicking ace of the coCv ertificate
M IGN ERO N . OR TH EIR OR
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18,
1933,
San
Francisco
’49-ers
has
left
the
The
pool’s
seating
capacity
is
lim­
fo rg et the big swimming meet WHINNEY.
T H E IR H EIR S. D EV ISEES C_
c o v e rin g lo ts 30-31 in B lo ck 329-1.
Gloria makes fine tion WJLK, took me to task for
shore area again and headed for
C ertificate d a te d .N ovem ber 23, . 1929, SO N A L R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES:
coming A ugust 11. The meet sandwiches, doesn’t she; Ken?
th a t statem ent. Frank contends ited to 500 spectators.
y o u a r e th e successo rs in in t
the west coast to begin training for co v erin g lo ts 1-2 in B lock 330-2.
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sta rts prom ptly a t 8:00 and not JOHNNY PEARCE was seen on that Leo couldn’t even carry McC ertificate d a te d O cto b e r 13, 1937, J o se p h E. M ig n ero n , w h o w a s 1
8:30 as printed in la s t wieek’s the boardwalk w ith a girl named Graw’s glove. T h at m ay be true,
, e r o f p a r t o f th e p rem ises.
Will Atkinson and the _CWV the coming season. Good Tuck, co v e rin g lots 3-4 in B lock 330-2.
H EIR S, D EV ISEES OR PE
C ertificate d a te d D ecem b er 9, 1931,
paper . . . BOB BLOOD'S NANCY JU N E — we didn’t catch her last Frank, but I think m any will agree team were upset by the Horseshoe Joe, a lot of local people will be
R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES
OF '
rin g lo ts 7-8' in B lock 330-2.
is here and is he in his glory! Seems name . . . BRUCE HUNT m ust •with me th a t DurochBr was a Inn last Sunday afternoon by the waiting for your team ’s eastern c oCv eertificate
d a te d D ecem b er 9, 1931, JA M ES DEROME, OR THEE
swing
this
fall.
these Blood’s are all tied down be­ have a very special attraction on p retty fa ir shortstop in his day and score of 9-8. Will and the team
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c
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rin
g
lo
ts
13-14
in
B
lock
330-2.
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C ertificate d a te d D ecem b er 9, 1931, P ER SO N A L R EPR ESEN TA TT
c a u s e his sister, MARY ANN, is the'South End beach th a t he spends as m anager of the Dodgers did lost their first game of the sea­
cau se y o u a r e th e su ccesso rs i
iv e rin g lo ts 15-16 in B lock 330-2, %
YOU KNOW THAT:
pinned to an S.A.E.
his day off there . . . Did we get it fairly well. W hat I m eant really son before 1,300 fans in the semi-, DID
C ertificate d a te d D ecó m b er 9, 1931, o f W illiam J a m e s D ero m e,
Of
the
62
touchdowns
in
14
Or­
W anted: love expert. Needed to correctly th a t the next pair -of was th at Ott and Terry before him final round at-W anam assa .field of
th e o w n er o f p a r t o f th e pr<
c o v e rin g lo ts 19-20 in B lo c k 330-2.
DR. ARMOND DERO M E: be
help DON MARCH and his love a f­ socks th a t LOIS PARLIAMENT were soft-spoken gentlemen and the Monmouth County Softball ange Bowl classics, 25 have come
C e rtific a te . d ated D ecem b er 9, 1931
a r e o n e o f th e h e irs o f Willfc
rin g lo ts 28-20 in B lock 330-2.
fairs. T h at boy ju st can’t make knits will be fo r JACK HIGGENS the change now is Leo, a loud Tourney. The very next evening on forward passes, 20 on line coCv eertific
ate d a te d O cto b er 13, 1937, D ero m e a n d y o u h a v e o r m a y J
smashes,
12
on
end
runs;
two
on
up his m ind'. . '. LOIS DEHLS and —lucky fellow . . . W e understand talker. ..Anyone w ho would like (Monday) the same teams met
co v erin g lo ts 1-2 in B lock 331-3.
. . in te r e s t in th e p rem ises.
D U PU S D EROM E: b ec au se y o u a r e
BOB a re still cutting quite a caper th at there is, some dissension about to see how these two managers, again and Will shut out the Horse­ blocked purits and one each on a
C ertificate d ated N o v em b er 9, 1932,
th e w ife o f D f. A rm o n d D ero m e, a n d
among the steadies in the Grove BILL TULLY’S method of getting Durocher and McGraw were alike, shoe Inn 2-0 in a regular league lateral pass, a kickoff retu rn and co v erin g lo ts 16-17 in B lo ck 331-3.
y
o
u h a v e , o r m a y h av e a n in te r e s t in
C
ertificate
d
a
te
d
D
ecem
b
er
9,
1931,
. . . ALLAN DEHLS is taking a dates . . . Perhaps the m ost chang­ buy a copy of “McGraw and the game. Baseball and softball are a pass interception; . Gettysburg c o v e rin g lo ts 20-21 in B lock 331-3.
th e p re m ise s b y .w ay o f d o w e r.
•
College football team s have a .538
vacation in Maine. I wonder if ab­ ed couple on the beach this summer Giants” and you decide. Anyway, like that!
JU L E S D ERO M E: b ec au se y o u a r £
C ertificate d a te d O cto b er 4, 1939,
o n e o f th e h e irs o f W illiam J a m e s D e -all-time
average
with
234
victories
c o v e rin g lo ts 22-23 in B lock. 331-3.
sence makes the -h e art grow fond­ are RUTH and ANDY. W hat a F ra n k ,'it’s nice-to hear from you
:•* * * * .
C ertificate d a te d J u ly 21» 1921, cov­ ro m e, a n d you, h a v e o r m a y h a v e a n
against 201 losses and 31 ties?
e r . . . AUDREY HETZEL is a difference a rin g makes!
in te r e s t in th e p rem ises.
e rin g lo ts 26-27 in B lock 331-3.
and grand to know th a t someone
We understand th at the Mon­
* --------M RS. DEROME, w ife o f J u le s D
confirmed one-man woman. She
C ertificate d ated N o v em b e r 9, 1932,
The basketball league . a t the eads this spot of the paper, any~ mouth
Association
softball
league
r o m e : b ec au se y o u a re th e w ife
co v e rin g lo ts .28-29 in B lock 331-3.
sits home and knits a t night
READ
THE
OCEAN
GROVE
Ocean Grove playground is really
Keep up the good work on is going to install lights a t the
C ertificate d a te d O cto b er 29, 1941', J u le s D ero m e, a n d y o u h a v e __ ------- . .. . ...
DOUG SMITH is being p re tty true “going g re at guns” now with the way.
h
a
v e an in te r e s t in th e p re m ise s, .
READ
THE
OCEAN
GROVE
c o v e rin g lo ts 30-31 in B lo ck 331-3.
Bradley Beach field so th at twi­
to L O IS this summer. M ust be new hard-top court furnished. by WJLK!
JO S E P H R . G IL E S : b e c a u se y o u a re
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C ertificate d a te d O cto b e r 10, 1934,
.♦ •* * *•
light, night double-headers Can be
th
e
o w n er o f p a r t o f p rem ises.
c
o
v
e
rin
g
lo
ts
21-24
in
c.
B
lo
c
k
344-16.
lore! . . . CLYDE HEM PHILL has the Recreation Commission. The
LEGAL NOTICE
Anna Nichols, swimming instruc
RU TH H . G IL E S : b e c a u se y o u a r e
C ertificate d ated , N o v em b e r 16, 1929,
th a t “date me only” look in his league is featuring such teams as tor a t the North End pool and played. The Ocean Grove YFW
. ;:i
c o v e rin g lo ts 25 to 30 in c . B lo c k 344-16, th e w ife o f J o se p h R . G iles, a n d y o u .
eyes fo r JOYCE LIN D SEY
, 159-603
C ertificate d ated D ecem b er 9, 1931, h av e o r m a y h a v e an. in te r e s t in th e ,
Sea Girt, Spring Lake, Bradley managing chairman of the Ocean post is an entry in th at loop so why
p rem ises.
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JER SEY
c o»vering
v e rin g lo ts 5-6 in B lock 344-16.
MARVIN
CHRISTIANSEN Beach, Asbury P ark and two out­ Grove Swimming Meet on A ugust not drop down to see the local boys
G
R
A
CE
B
.
BECH
ER,
C ertificate d ated O cto b e r 10, 1934
hasn’t wated much time since he standing Ocean Grove team s. Each 11, reveals the following entries pldy under lights.
T O :- JO S E P H H ALL, M RS. H ALL, co v erin g lots 7 to 10 in c. B lo ck 344-16, a n d a s e x e c u trix o f th e la
* * * ,
got on the beach. He’s p re tty well team offers many college stars have signed fo r the aquatic contest
w ife o f Jo se p h H all, H EIRS, D EV I­
C ertificate d a te d F e b r u a r y 17, 1922, te s ta m e n t o f E lla B a rk e r,
SEES
O
R
PER
SO
N
A
L
R
EPR
ESEN
­
c
o
v e rin g lo ts 11 to 16 inc. B lock 344-16. ca u se y o u a re . o ne o f th
wrapped lip in BOBBIE LOGAN from all over the country.. I have since the la st report in this co­
“ Being a good sport” can be
TIV ES OF JO S E P H H ALL, OR
A nd you, th e ab o v e n am ed d e fe n ­ E lla B a rk e r w ho w as th e o'
. . . GEORGE GILL has been giv­ been asked to invite each and every lumn: Dave Shotwell, Skippy Davis, broken down into lots of mean­ TA
TH E IR OR A N Y ’O F T H E IR HEIRS, d a n ts a r e m a d e d e fe n d a n ts f o r th e fo l-I prem ises.'
ing the girls a hard tim e . . . I t reader to the games being held on Duncan Gray, Bob T ab o n v Tom ings and one which I would like to ■ DEV ISEES OR PER SO N A L RËP-: lo w in g re a s o n s :
'. ; RAYM OND W. B A RK ER:
RESEN TA TIV ES, JA M ES L.. ROW ­
JO S E P H H A L L: b ecau se y o u a re th e j y o u a r e o n e o f th e h e ir s
seems the boys of N orth End have Tuesday, T hursday., and Friday Shotwell, All Bills, Oliver Holmes, draw to your attention today is
B a rk e r, d etfd . w h o w as th e
LEY, MRS. ROWLEY, w ife o f Jam e s o w n er o f p a r t o f th e prem ises.
started up a quartet called the nights a t 7 o’clock.
Elizabeth Cummings, Carol Mul- being a sport while on the beach,
\
.
L. R ow ley, H EIR S, DEVISEES OR
M RS. H ALL, w ife o f J o se p h H all: th e p rem ises. .
“Hello, Hello, Hello, Hi-ya” en­
M RS. BA RKER, w ife o f R ay m o n d W;
Flash! The entries have just leiy Curtis Lippincott, Mark Cole; L ast Saturday a young lady sus- P E R S O N A L R EPRESEN TA TIV ES b ecau se y o u a r e th e w ife o f Jo se p h
OF JAM ES L. ROWLEY, OR TH EIR H all, a n d you h av e or. m a y h av e som e B a rk e r: b ec au se y o u a r e th e w ife o f
semble. We would a t this time been selected fo r the team to rep George Perkins, Bob Lawless, tained a very painful back injury
OR ANY OF T H E IR H EIR S. D EV I­ in te re s t, in th e p rem ises b y w a y o f R ay m o n d W. B a rk e r, a n d y o u h av e
like to thank SKEE SUDALL, resent the U. S. in the Olympics Richard Anderson, Charles Shep- while swimming a t the South End
m a y h a v e a n I n te re s t b y w a y o f dov
SEES OR PER SO N A L R E PR ESEN ­ d o w er o r o th erw ise:
BOB GUTHRIE, ED ROSEN- for the Quoit games. A fter a hard, Charles DeFuccio, Patricia bathing bench. Taken from the
HEIRS. DEV ISEES O R PER SO N A L in th e prem ises.
TA TIV ES, JO SEPH II. RILEY, MRS.
G RECHEN A. BEC H ER :
RILEY, w ife o f J ® s » P h I L R iley, R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F . J O S E P H
ZWEIG and GEORGE GILL .
gruelling battle with the form er
H EIR S, DEVISEES OR PER SON A L H ALL, OR TH EIR OR A N Y OF TH EIR a re o ne o f th e h e irs of
, W INNIE SANDBACH leads
champs, MR. RICKARD and MR.
R EPRESEN TA TIV ES OF JO S E P H IL H EIR S, DEV ISEES OR^ PER SO N A L d ec 'd ., w h o w as th e ow:
two-faced life now. Seems ' she NEIDENSTEIN, Uncle HARRY
vR ILEY , OR TH EIR OR ANY OF R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES: b ec au se y o u a re p rem ises.
T H E IR H EIRS, DEVISEES OR P E R ­ th e successo rs in in te r e s t o f Jo se p h
has a poker face and a ’‘smiling” NACKUS and . MR. DOTTER“JO H N DOE,“ h u s b a n d o f G rech em
SON A L R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES, LO F- H a ll w h o w as th e o w n er o£ p a r t of A. B e c h e r: b ec au se y o u a r e th e h u s ­
face. Oh! This age of innocence. WEICH came thru in the last min­
TUJ5 S. PA LM ER, SECU RITIES D E­ sa id p rem ises. '
b an d o f G rech en . A; B ec h er, a n d a s
I wonder why ANNA NICHOLS utes to capture the crown and tho
V ELO PM ENT
C O R PO RA TIO N,
a
JA M ES L., ROW LEY: b e c a u se • you s u ch h av e o r m ay h a v e a n in te r e s t in
c o rp o ratio n , W ILLIAM A. IIA LL an d a re th e o w n er o f p a r t of, th e p re m is e s .- thie p rem ises. .
calls everybody a “ savage beast." invitation to England.
MRS.
ROWLEY,
w
ife
o
f
J
a
m
e
s
L,
“JO H N D O E ,” h u s b a n d
A
DO
LPH
KORNBLUM
,
S
u
rv
iv
in
g
B etter watch th a t girl . . . Do you
.
-« fl* # * <s
d ire c to rs an d tru s te e s o f S ecu ritie s R o w ley : because, y o u a r e th e w ife o f M arcelluS: b ec au se y o u r
really think MARGIE MARTINEZ
D ev elo p m en t C o rp o ratio n , a c o rp o r­ Ja m e s L . R o w le y ,' an d . y o u h a v e o r E. M arceliu s, in h e r life
I t ’s godo to see JACK GRIN-1
a tio n w hose c h a rte r h as b een r e ­ m ay h ave- so m e in te r e s t in th e p re m ­ ih te re s t in tlie ;p re m is e s
looks like Jeanne Crairie? Margie
rig h t o f c u rte s y h a v e o r m ay
v o k e d , W ILLIAM
J.
SHEEHAN, ises. b y w a y o f d o w er o r o th e rw ise .
Martinez seems to think so . . WISS d°wn fo r the re st of th e |
H EIR S. DEV ISEES OR PER SO N A L in te r e s t in th e prem ises.'
so m etim es k n o w n as W illiam J.
summer
but
we’re
all
a
little
con­
GERALDINE TOOKEY has cre­
H EIRS. DEV ISEES OR
Sheeliam , MRS. SHEEHAN, w ife of R E PR ESEN TA TIV ES O F JA M E S L.
ated quite a sensation with all the cerned as to why he hasn’t been
W illiam
J.
S h eeh an ,
som etim es ROW LEY. OR TH EIR OR ANY OF R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES OF
TH E IR H EIR S, DEV ISEES OR P E R ­ M ARCELLUS. OR TH EIR
k n o w n as .W illiam J .
fellows on the beach especially dating. One Carroll is enough on
HEIR S, DEVISEES OR PERSONAL SON A L R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES: b ec au se T H EIR H EIR S. DEVISEE!.
Skee. But then you never can tell the beach, isn’t-it, Jack? . . . Now
REPR ESEN TA TIV ES OF W ILLIAM y o u a re th e successo rs in in te r e s t o f SON A L R EPR ESEN TA TIV .
J . SHEEH AN , so m etim es k n o w n as Ja m e s L. R ow ley w ho w as th e o w n er yo u a r e ' th e su ccesso rs in
w hat happens on the weekends th a t BOB RICKARD is working
C lara E. M arceliu s w ho h a d
in Bradley Beach, it’s hard for us
W illiam J . S h ceh am , OR TH EIR OR o f p n rt o f said prem ises.
when Joan comes down.
JO S E P H H. R ILE Y : b ec au se y o u a re in th e prem ises..
ANY O F TH EIR H EIR S, DEVISEES
to
g
et
any
dirt
about
him,
but
wo
We’ve finally found the name of
•CHARLES F. BU RNEY:
OR P E R S O N A L R EPR ESEN TA ­ th e o w n e r o f p a r t o f th e p rem ises.,
MRS.
RILEY,
w
ife
o
f
J
o
se
p
h
H.
DICK HENNIG’S new girl. And do understand he was seen enter­
ho ld a ju d g m e n t against
TIV ES, CLARA G. B A C H ... "JO H N
DOE,” h u s b a n d ' o f C la ra G: B ach, R iley : b ec au se • y o u a re th e w ife o f B ec h er, e x e c u trix of th e I
if the spelling is correct, it’s ing Convention Hall with a certain
said nam e ‘J o h n Doe,” b ein g fic ti­ Jo se p h H . R iley, an d you h av e o r m ay te s ta m e n t o f E lla B ark e r,
CLAIRE McNEE. Sorry about last girl from Bradley. W as it a cheap
H ERM INE D AG EN A IS ~
tio u s, W ALTER S. PER R Y , MRS. h a v e , so m e in te re s t in th e p re m ise s b y
week, Claire . . . LES is still work­ date, Bob?
PER R Y , w ife o f -W alter S. P e rry , w ay o f d o w er o r o th e rw ise .
b ec au se y o u a re th e o w n er
■
^
H EIRS, DEVISEES OR PER SO N A L th e p rem ises.
H EIR S, DEVISEES OR PERSO N A L
ing hard a t his job a t the grocery
JO S E P H A. CH ARETTE:
REPR ESEN TA TIV ES OF W ALTER R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F JO S E P H H.
store, but he hasn’t-lo s t any of
By the way, gang, let’s get step­
S. PERR Y , OR T H E IR O R ANY OF R ILEY, OR T H E IR OR ANY OF a re th e h u s b a n d "of H e rm in e
his old zip and pep. I wonder who ping about the w ater carnival on
TH EIR HEIRS, D EVISEES OR P E R ­ THRTR HFTRS. D EVISEES OR P E R ­ C h a re tte , a n d y o u h a v e o r m a y ha
SONAL R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES. LA W ­ SON A L R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES: b ecau se an in te r e s t in th e p rem ises b y w ay
his extra-curricular activity is? the 11th. We can’t let North End
REN CE A. CROSSON. LULU R. y o u a r e th e su ccesso rs in in te r e s t of d o w er.
I b e t he does too . . ; TY BILLS walk away with all the prizes, unr
STEPH EN
K N O W LTO N :
b ec au se
CROSSON, H EIRS, DEVISEES OR Jo se p h H. R iley w h o w as th e o w n e r o f
seems to be having more than
you a re th e .ow ner o f p a r t o f th e
PER SO N A L REPR ESEN TA TIV ES OF p a r t o f said p rem ises.
contested-. . .'W e were quite sur­
L O FTU S S. P A L M E R : b e c a u se y o u p rem ises.
LAW RENCE
A.
CROSSON,
OR
casual interest in MARIE RUT­ prised to see E IL E E N MACKAY
are^
th
e
h
o
ld
e
r
o
f
a
ju
d
g
m
e
n
t
a
g
a
in
st
M RS. KNO W LTO N. w ife o f S te p h e n
T H E IR OR ANY OF TH EIR HEIRS
GERS'. Could be th e old band is come down to the beach with a
D EVISEES OR PERSO N A L R E P R E ­ J o se p h H . R iley a n d so h a v e o r may. K n o w lto n : b ec au se y o u a r e th e w ife
breaking up . . . We’ve seen GREG short haircut. W hat does KIM
SEN TA TIV ES, H EIR S. DEVISEES h a v e a lien a g a in s t p a r t o f th e said b f S te p h e n K n o w lto n , a n d y o u '
o r m a y h a v e a n in te r e s t in th e p
HETZEL’S DORIS down. She’s a McCORMICK say about i t ?
OR P E R S O N A L R EPR ESEN TA ­ p rem ises.
SECU R ITIES D EV ELO PM EN T COR­ ises, b y w ay o f d o w er.
TIVES OF LULU R. CROSSON, OR
knockout, Greg. Omnipotent, th at BARBARA FERGENSON is very
HEIRS. D EV ISEES OR PER SO N A L
TH EIR OR ANY OF TH EIR HEIRS* PO R A TIO N , a co rp o ra tio n : b ec au se
is!
rarely seen unless she is carrying
D EVISEES, OR PER SO N A L R E P R E ­ y o u a r e th e o w n e r o f p a rts o f ,th e said R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F S T E P H E N
p
rem
ises.
KNOW LTON. OR T H E IR O R ANY O F
, Well, folks, A ugust the 13th is some sort of food. You don’t eat
SENTATIVES, JO S E P H A. H OD G EW ILLIAM A. HALL an d A DO LPH T H EIR H EIR S, DEV ISEES OR P E R ­
SON, MRS. HOD G ESON , w ife _ o f
g etting closer. It’s about time for all of it by yourself, do you
Jo se p h A. H odgeson, HEIRS, D EV I­ KORNBLUM , s u rv iv in g d ire c to rs and SON A L R E PR ESEN TA TIV ES: b ec au se
all you stragglers to g et in touch
SEES OR PER SO N A L R EPR ESEN ­ tru s te e s of S e c u ritie s D ev elo p m en t y o u a re t h e su ccesso rs i n in te r e s t o f
a
co rp o ra tio n
whose, S tep h e n K no w lto rt, w ho w as th e o w n e r
w ith one of the guards and obtain
TATIVES OF JO S E P H A. H ODGE­ C o rp o ratio n ,
SON. OR TH EIR OR ANY O F TH EIR c h a rte r h as . b ee n re v o k e d : , b ecau se of th e p rem ises in p a rt.
The U.! S. N avy and the Marine
a membership. The committee,
M ATTHEW W . LE A H Y : b e c a u se y o u
H EIR S, D EVISEES O R PER SO N A L y o u a re th e o w n e rs o f o r tru stees^.fo r
headed by CARROLL PIERCE has Corps now have 5,793 planes in an
th
eo
w
n
er
o
f
p
a
r
ts
o
f
th
e
said
p
r e m ­ a r e th e p a r t o w n e r o f th e p rem ises.
R EPRESEN TA TIV ES, WILLARD C.
■ .
worked hard to make this dance a active status with an additional
MRS. LEAHY, w ife o f M a tth e w W.
COPE, ■ ALLY N
H ALL
REALTY ises'.
W ILLIAM J . SHEEH AN , so m etim es L e a h y : b e c a u se y o u a r e th e w ife o f
COMPANY, a c o rp o ratio n of th e
success. All th a t is needed is the
S tate of N ew Y ork, LUCIEN B ER- k n o w n as W illiam J . S h e e h a m : b e ­ M atth ew W. L e a h y a n d y o u h a v e o r
cooperation of the people, both 8,245 in storage or otherwise in
TH IA N N E,
MRS.
BER THIA N NE, cau se y o u a re th e o w n er o f p a r t o f th e m ay h av e an in te r e s t in th e p re m is e s
•
.
b y w ay o f do w er.
young and old. The response a t
w ile o l L u c ian B e rth la n n e , HEIRS, p rem ises. •
H EIRS. D EV ISEES OR PER
M RS. SHEEHAN, w ife o f W illiam J .
D EVISEES OR PER SO N A L R E P R E ­
South End has been rem arkably
SENTATIVES OF LU CIEN B ER ­ S h eeh a n , so m etim es k n o w n a s W illiam R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F M A I
. 'good, but ra th e r slow a t N orth End.
TH IA N N E, OR TH EIR OR ANY OF J . S h eeh a m : b ec au se you a r e th e w ife W. LEAHY. OR TH EIR O R AN
Come on, N orth End, let’s get goTH EIR H EIRS. DEVISEES OR P E R ­ o f W illiam J . S h eeh a n , so m etim es T H E IR H EIR S, D EV ISEES OR
SONAL R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES, J O ­ k n o w n a s W illiam J . S h eeh a m . a n d i SON A L R E PR ESEN TA TIV ES: b ec au se
i.ng!
SEPH OVILA QUENNEVILLE, J O ­ y o u h av e o r m a y h a v e som e in te re s t y o u a r e th e su ccesso rs in in te r e s t o f
Did we see correctly o r w asn’t
SEPH IN E SICOTTE QUENNEVILLE, in th e p rem ises b y w ay of, d o w er o n M atth ew W. L e ah y , w h o w as th e <
th a t P H Y L L I S BRICE and
• ! e r o f p a r t o f th e p rem ises.
JO S E P H E. M IGNERON, MRS. M IG - o th e rw ise .
H EIR S, DEVISEES OR PER SO N A L
A . M. TORBET:. b ec au se y o u ;
GEORGE HOLT together the oth­
NERON, w ife o f Jo se p h E. M lgneron,
n e r o f p a r t of th e p rem ises.
H EIR S, DEVISEES OR PERSO N A L R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F W ILLIA M J . o wMRS.
er night? Takes you back a few
SHEEH AN , so m etim es k n o w n a s W il­
. TO RBET, w ife o f A . M . T o rb e t:
R
EPRESEN
TA
TIV
ES
O
F
JO
S
E
P
H
E.
years, doesn’t it, George? . . . I t
b ecau se
e y o u a re th e w ife o f A.
M IGNERON, OR TH EIR OR ANY OF lia m J . S h eeh am . OR TH EIR OR ANY T
o
rb
and you have o r m ay have a n '
seems as if the Beachcomber gazed
TH E IR HEIRS, DEVISEES OR P E R ­ O F TH EIR H EIRS, D EV ISEES OR in te r ee t,
SONAL R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES, H EIR S, P ERSO N A L R E PR ESEN TA TIV ES: b e ­ d o w er.s t in th e p r e m ises b y w a y o f
into his crystal ball .last week when
cau
se
y
o
u
a
r
e
th
e
su
ccesso
rs
,in
in
­
D EVISEES OR PER SO N A L R E PR E ­ te r e s t o f W illiam J . S h e e h a n ,w ho w as
he mentioned GO-GO WORTH and
H EIR S. D EV ISEES OR PERL
SENTATIVES OF W ILLIAM JAM ES
R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F A . M.
e o w n er o f p a r t o f said p rem ises.
WARDO in one sentence . . . How
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TH EIR H EIRS, DEVISEES O R P E R ­ th e o w n er o f p a r t o f t h e p rem ises.
was th e swimming down in Avon
H EIR S, DEV ISEES OR PER: __
SONAL R EPRESEN TA TIV ES, DR.
last Sunday, BOB BUNNELL and
JO H N DOE,” .h u sb ah d o f C la ra G. R E PR ESEN TA TIV ES: b e c a u se y o u
ARMOND DEROME. D UPU S D E Ï'.
ach , said n a m e " J o h n D oe” b ein g th e su ccesso rs in in te r e s t o f A .
STU McCORMICK? See anybody
ROME, JU LES DEROME, M RS. D E- B
titio u s : b ec au se y o u a r e th e h u sb a n d T o rb e t, w h o w as th e o w n e r o f p a r t
ROME, w ife o f J u le s D crom c, J O ­ fic
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SEPH R. G ILES. RU TH H . G ILES,
. HARRY LAUR m ust be lucky to
JO H N G . S P E H : b ec au se you,, a
e som e in te r e s t in th e p r e m ­
GRACE B. BECIIER, in d iv id u ally a n d m a y bhya vr ig
o w n e r o f p a r t o f th e p rem ises.
h t o f c u rte s y o r o th e rw ise .
have such lovely neighbors. Next
as e x e c u trix a n d tru s té e o f th e la s t ises
M RS, SPE H , w ife o f J o h n G.'
W A LTER S. PER R Y : b e c a u se you
w ill a n d te s ta m e n t o f Ella B a rk e r, a re
tim e somebody like DORIS WANb
ec
au se y o u a re th e w ife o f Ji
th e o w n er o f p a r t of th e prem ises.
Vi;‘.
deceased , RAYMOND W. B A RKER,
DRAS moves in, let us know . .
R S . PERRY , w ife o f W a lte r S. Speh; a n d y o u h a v e o r m a y h;
M RS. B A RKER, w ife o f R ay m o n d W. P.M
in te r e s t in th e p re m is e s b y w a y
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Hey, JE A N N E ASCHENBACH,
B a rk e r, GRECHEN A; B ECIIER , W a lte r/S . P e rry , an d y o u h a v e o r m ay d o w er.
“ JO H N DOE,” ' h u s b a n d o f G rech en h a v e so m e in te r e s t in th e p rem ises b y
w hat do Princeton men have th a t
H EIR S. D EV ISEES O R PE I
A. B ec h er, said n a m e , “J o h n .Doe.
R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F AL]
the re st of us lack? . . . W hy has
o f d o w er o r o th e rw ise .
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b e in g fic titio u s, “JO H N DOE,” hus- w aHyEIRS.
DER H U G H ES. OR T H E IR OR
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PHYLLIS PENDRICH been hang­
b a n d o f C la ra E. M arceliu s, said
EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F W A LTER S. T H E IR H EIR S, D EV ISEES O R
n a m e “ J o h n D oe,” b ein g fic titio u s, R
ing around the umbrella stand the
PERRY, OR TH EIR OR A N Y OF SO N A L R E PR ESEN TA TIV ES: b ec au se
HEIR S, D EVISEES O R PER SO N A L TH
la s t week.
Could i t be th a t
EIR H EIR S. D EV ISEES OR P E R ­ y o u a r e th e su ccesso rs in • in te r e s t o f,'
• R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F CLARA E. S O N
L 1’REPR ESEN TA TIV ES: -because A le x a n d e r H u g h es, w h o w a s th e
GEORGE S L I N G L A N D works
M ARCELLU S, O R T H E IR OR. ANY y o u A
a re th e su ccesso rs in in te r e s t o f e r o f . p a r t o f th e prem ises*
O F TH EIR H EIR S, D EV ISEES OR W a lter S. - P e r r y , w h o w as th e o w n e r
JO H N LO W E: b ec au se y o u a r theP E R S O N A L REPR ESEN TA TIV ES,
1, 1
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BEACHCOMBER
PORT
LANTS
PARI-MUTUEL BETTING
m
RENT- A - BIKE
Shore Bicycle Academy
38 Pilgrim Pathw ay
I Ocean Grove—Phone A.P.2-8954
Fun a t the Beach
Pedal Boats
and
Motor Boats
' ' on
Wesley Lake
Between Asbury Park /
and Ocean Grove
FLYING SCOOTER
Lake and Asbury' Avenue
OCTOPUS
3rd Ave. & Boardwalk
Asbury Park
OBSTACLE GOLF
(The Golf Course with.
the windmill) ■'
4 th Ave. & Boardwalk
o f p a r t o f >th e p rem ises.
LAW RENCE A . CRO SSO N : b ec au se
you a re th e o w n e r o f p a r t "of th e p r e m ­
ises.
LU LU R. CROSSON: b ec au se y o u
a r e th e w ife o f L a w ren c e A. C rosson,
a n d y o u h a v e o r m a y h a v e so m e in ­
te r e s t in th e p re m ise s b y w a y o f
d o w er o r o th e rw ise .
H EIR S, D EV ISEES OR PER SO N A L
R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F LA W RENCE
A. CROSSON. OR TH EIR OR A N Y O F
T H E IR H EIR S, D EV ISEES O R P E R ­
SON A L R E PR ESEN TA TIV ES: b ec au se
y o u a re th e su ccesso rs in in te r e s t o f
L a w ren c e A. C rosson, w h o w as th e
o w n e r o f p a r t o f th e p rem ises.
H EIR S. D EV ISEES O R PER SO N A L
R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F LU LU R.
CROSSON, OR T H E IR OR A N Y O F
T H E IR H EIR S, D EV ISEES O R P E R ­
SON A L R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES: b ec au se
y o u a re th e successo rs in in te r e s t o f
L u lu R. C rosson, w h o is a p a r t o w n e r
o f p a r t o f th e p rem ises.
JO S E P H A. H O D G ESON : b ec au se
y o u a re -th e o w n e r o f p a r t o f th e
p re m ise s. ••
M RS. HOD G ESON . w ife o f Jo se p h
A. H o d g eso n : b e c a u se y o u a r e th e
w ife o f J o se p h A . H odgeson, a n d y o u
h a v e 6 r m a y h a v e a n in te r e s t in th e
p rem ises b y w a y o f d o w e r o r o th e r ­
w ise. .
H EIR S. D EV ISEES O R PER SO N A L
REPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F JO S E P H A.
H O D G ESON . O R T H E IR O R A N Y OF
TH EIR • H EIR S. D EV ISEES OR P E R ­
SONAL R E PR ESEN TA TIV ES: b ecau se
y o u a re th e su ccesso rs J n in te re s t, o f
J o se p h A . H odgeson. w h o w a s {in
o w n e r o f th e p a r t o f t h e p rem ises.
W ILLAR D C. C O PE : b cc au se y o u a r e
th e o w n e r .of p a r t o f th e p rem ises,
A LLY N H ALL REA LTY, COMPANY,
a c o rp o ra tio n o f th e : S ta te - o f N ew
York>. b ec au se y o u a r e th e o w n e r o f
p a r t s o f th e p rem ises.
LU CIEN B ER T H IA N N E : y o u a re th e
o w n e r o f p a r t o f th e p rem ises.
M RS. B ER TH IA N N E,. w ife o f L u c ien
B o rth ia n n e : b ec au se y o u a r e th e w ife
v ir tu e o f a n o r d e r o f th e C o u r t o f o f L u c ie n B e rth la n n e , and* y o u h a v e
C h a n c e ry o f N ew J e r s e y m a d e o n tn e o r m a y h a v e so m e in te r e s t .in th e
d a y o f th e d a te h e re o f, in a , cau se p rem ises b y w a y o f d o \y e r o r o th e r w h e re in T o w n sh ip o f N e p tu n e , i n th e
C o u n ty ? o f -M o n m o u th
m p la in a n t! '^H E IR S .'’' D EV tSEES O R PER SO N A L
r is. co
------C o m p an y , e t als., R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F L U C I E , N
s o u — -------------------CHARLES F . BU R N E Y , H ERM INE
DAG EN A IS CHARETTE. JO S E P H A,
CHARETTE, STEPH EN KNOW LTONt
MRS. KNOW LTON, w ife o f S tep h e n
K n o w lto n , H EIR S, DEV ISEES OR
PER SO N A L REPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F
STEPH EN KNOW LTON. OR TH EIR
OR ANY O F T H E IR H EIR S, D EV I­
SEES O R PER SO N A L REPR ESEN ­
TA TIV ES, M ATTHEW W. LEAHY,
M RS. LEAH Y , w ife o f M atth ew W.
L e a h y , H E IR S , DEV ISEES O R P E R ­
S O N A L R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F
M ATTHEW W. LEAHY, OR T H E IR
O R ANY O F T H E IR H EIR S, DEVI­
SEES OR PER SO N A L R E PR ESEN ­
TA TIV ES, A . M . TO R B ET , MRS.
TO R B ET , w ife o f A . M. T o rb e t,
H EIR S, D EVISEES O R PERSO N A L
REPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F A M. TO R­
BET , OR T H E IR O R ANY O F T H E IR
H EIR S, D EVISEES OR PER SO N A L
R E P R E S E N TA T I VES, JO H N G .
S P E II, MRS SPE H , w ife of J o h n G.
S peh, H EIRS, DEV ISEES OR P E R ­
SONAL R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F A L ­
EX A ND ER HUG H ES, O R T H E IR OR
ANY O F TH EIR H EIRS, D EVISEES
OR P E R S O N A L R EPR ESEN TA ­
TIV ES, JO H N LOW E, A N N JA N E
LOW E, M RS. PLIM SA LL , w ife o f
A r th u r H . PU m sali, F E L IX PA Q U ET,
• M RS. PA Q U ET, w ife o f F e lix P a ­
q u e t, H EIR S, DEV ISEES OR P E R ­
S O N A L R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F
FELpC PAQ U ET, O R T H E IR O R ANY
OF T H E IR H EIRS, D EV ISEES OR
P E R S O N A L R EPRESEN TA TIV ES,
JO H N
A.
SH IN N IC K , A R TH U R
RICA RD, M RS. RICA RD, Wife o f A r­
th u r R ic ard , H EIR S, D EV ISEES OR
PER SO N A L R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES OF.
A R TH U R R ICA RD, OR TH EIR OR
ANY O F TH EIR H E IR S , DEV ISEES
OR PER SO N A L R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES,
H EIR S, DEV ISEES O R PER SO N A L
R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F CLA RA ^G.
B A C H , OR TH EIR O R ANY_ O F
T H E IR H EIR S, DEV ISEES OR P E R ­
SONAL R EPRESEN TA TIV ES, ADD A
BUILDING A GREATER TEIEPHONE SERVICE FOR A GREATER NEW JE R SE Y
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o w n er o f p a r t - o f t h e p rem ises.
ANN, JA N E LO W E: b e c a u se yo
th e w ife o f J o h n Low e a n d y o u
o r m a y h a v e a n in te r e s t in th e i
ises b y w a y o f do w er.
M RS. PLIM SA LL . w ife o f A rth
P lim sa ll: b ec au se , y o u h a v e som
te r e s t in p a r t o f th e p rem ises.
F E L IX P A Q U E T : b ec au se
th e o w n e r o f _ p a r t o f th e » p re n
M RS. P A Q U ET, w ife o f F e lix 3
b e c a u se y o u a r e th e w ife
P a q u e t, a n d y o u h a v e o r m a y
so m e in te r e s t in p a r t o f th e p r
b y w a y o f d o w er.
•HEIRS. D EV ISEES OR
R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES OF
U ET, O R T H E IR O R ANY O F
H EIR S, D EV ISEES O R P E R
R E PR ESEN TA TIV ES: b e c a u se ;
th e su ccesso rs in in te r e s t U
P a q u e t, w h o w as th e o w n e r ,o f I
th e p rem ises. .
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JO H N A . SH IN N IC K : b e c a u se —
a re th e o w n er o f p a r t , o f th e p Tt
A R TH U R B IC A R D : b e c a u se y
th e o w n e r o f p a r t o f th e prei
M RS. R ICA RD, w ife o f A r th u r :]
a r d : b e c a u se y o u a r e t h e w ife
A r th u r R ic ard , a n d y o u . h a v e <
h a v e o n in te r e s t in th e p r e i r '
w a y o f d o w er.
H EIR S. D EV ISEES O R P E
R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F A I
RICA RD. OR T H E IR OR
T H E IR H EIR S. D EV ISEES
SO N A L R E PR ESEN TA TIV ES:
y o u a r e th e su ccesso rs in inte:
A r th u r R ic ard , w h o w as th o r "
p a r t b f th e p rem ises.
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H EIR S,. D EV ISE ES O R P E
R EPR ESEN TA TIV ES O F . CL
BACH, OR TH EIR O R ANY O
H E IR S . D EV ISE ES O R P £
R EP R E S E N T A T IV E S : .b e c a u se
th e successo rs in in te r e s tf o f r
B ^cn . cw*>pr- o f p a r t o f lh e i pre:
A D D A K A N E : .b e c a u se •y o ti
lic ld e r o f a ju d g m e n t assig n id ^ i
a g a in st D . J . O’L e a ry , a n d .y d i
o r m a y h a v e o n in te r e s t in -th e -]
DATED
J u ly 9th 1948
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RIC H A R D W .' S T O U T ,:'v i
S o lic ito r o f co m p lain an t.
‘COI B ân n s A v e n u e ,^
‘ ‘ Asjaury pprk, New J<
-30-33,
n
Ä D Ä Y r Ä f a ö i ' i ’sas
OCEÄNGROVE
August' Leader
Rev. Dr. Robert C. Wells
.WHO BEGINS LEADERSHIP of
the Young People’s Meeting at
9 a. m. in the Temple. Dr. Wells
is-A ugust leader and is assisted
by Mr. and Mrs. W alter D. Ed­
dowes. Dr. George G. Dilworth
lias been leader of the daily
Meeting during July. The first
week’s program has been releas­
ed by Dr. Wells: Sunday, A ugust
1, “A Faith fo r Desperate D ays;”
Monday, G reat Monday Musicalej'Tuesday, “W hat to do with
the Bible;" Wednesday, “Recov­
ering Lost Values;” Thursday,
“ I Believe in Holy H abits;” F ri­
day, “A Man of True G reatness;”
Saturday, “Three Things T hat
Andrew Did.” 'S a tu rd a y , Au­
gust 7, is also Hotel Day, with
q reward to the largest delega­
tion from an Ocean Grove hotel.
Mimosa Tree Blooms
Planted eight years ago by Louis
E. Bronson in his side yard a t 28
Embury avenue, a Mimosa tree has
been in full flower this year, with
hair-like blooms of rainbow colors.
The tree is a native principally of
the American tropics and is £ ra r­
ity north of the Mason-Dixon line.
The leaves are sensitive, closing
a t nightfall and opening a t day­
break. Mr. and Mrs. Bronson ob­
tained the seeds of the tree in his­
toric Williamsburg, Va., and nur­
tured them in a flower pot fo r two
years. When the sapling was tran s­
planted it was given . particular
care before the winter months with
a covering of fertilizer and a sack.
The tree now stands 20 feet, pro­
tected from the northeast blows by
a neighboring house.
Entertains School Friend
Miss Sylvia L. Surdi, a summer
resident here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Vincent Surdi, .51 Clark
avenue and of Ne\Vark, 'h as been
entertaining this week Miss Helen
M. Flagg, of Newark. Both girls
were graduated last month from
B arringer high school where they
were honor students, ranking
among the top ten seniors in a class
of over 200. Sylvia was editor of
the school paper, “The Acropolis,”
and the class yearbook. She will
enter Mt. Holyoke college in the
fall to begin her pre-medical
GROVE, NEW JERSEY
Éyefet Trim» SimpleTo-Make Swimsuit
Ghurchmanship
(Continued from Page 1)
ported on the work, p ast and pressent, of the laity in the church.
“ Methodism began with six minis­
ters and four laymen. A layman
conducted the first Methodist serv­
ice in New York and also in my
homeland, Australia. Every Sun­
day in A ustralia half of the serv­
ices are conducted by laymen. All
over the world the church is calling
its laymen to carry their responsi­
bility for the enrichment of the
work of Jesus Christ.”
As the main te st of Christian
lives, Dr. Holmes quoted from the
scriptures, "W hat do ye more than
others.”
He declared th at “a
Christian life essentially means
making an interior spiritual suc­
cess in the m idst of an antagonistic
external environment.
However
high the standards of the world,
the standards of a Christian m ust
be higher. Christianity, by its
sheer goodness, has made the pa­
gan world hang its face in shame.
“There’s no room for complacen­
cy in the great enterprise of the
F IR E ALARMS
Ocean Grove
2 1...... New York and Asbury Aves.
2 2....................„Police Headquarters
2 3...............
S urf and Beach
2 4........................Embury and Beach
25..........Main pnd Pilgrim Pathway
26....Broadway and Pilgrim Path’y
F you can sew a straight seam 27. Mt. Tabor and Penn. Avenue
you can make this pretty cotton 2 8............ ...........N orth End Pavilion
McClintock
and
6athing suit. It’s a two-piece haltei 29.............
style for maximum sunning. The 31..
....South End Pavilion
ruffles of eyelet trimihing add youth­ 32........... ¡.....Clark and New Jersey
ful flattery. A direction leaflet for 3 3....... Benson and Mt. Tabor Way
making R U FFL E TRIMMED 34....:...................Heck and Whitfield
BATHIN G SU IT may be obtained 3 5..... ..........Webb and Pennsylvania
by sending a stamped, self-addressed 3 6 Asbury and Pilgrim Pathway
envelope to the Needlework Depart' 37...................Benson and Franklin
ment of this paper requesting Leaf, 3 8...................... Benson and Abbott
let No. E-1384.
39................New York and Stockton
4 1...................... Heck and Lawrence
42....... ............Olin Street Firehouse
43.... .........................Main and Beach
Special Taps '
5—5—5 General Alarm. 1 Wire
Falling Rain
Trouble. 2 F ire O ut and Ambu­
Rejoice you with the earth today, lance Call. 3 Time 7 a. ni. and
Chief’sCall. 4 W ashington E n­
The earth has drink;'
gine 1. 6 Eagle Truck 2. 7
The falling rain, limpid and fay
Stokes Engine 3.
In mould does sink.
Rejoice th a t now th e drought dried
clay
Is plastically,
Neptune
Once more the handmaid of May, .-.
.Main Street and Main Ave.
Esthetically.
.Main Street and Corlies Ave.
And m oisture soaked the quickened
.Unexcelled F ire House
sod
.............. Atkins and Embury
Awakes to flame,
•
................Prospect and Heck
Responsive colors to our God,
.................Ridge and Embury
W ithin earth’s fram e.
t
......... Corlies and Ridge
Rejoice with rain drops round and
....... .........Corlies and Union
clear,
.................Seventh and Stokes
The river’s song
...................Ridge and-E ighth
Has risen from its murmured fear
Tenth and Atkins
To sing along.
‘
.-... .
Sixth and Atkins
E ighth and Hamilton
The changing path of rock and
stone,
Beneath the sky —, -.
Replenished in awakened moan
And drifting sigh. .
— LAURA VAN HOESEN
Ocean Grove, N. J.
t
Ij^ C O O L o n d ^ O M F O R ^ ^ ^ ^
l i l a t i n e e DaUy 2:30
E v en in g 7 & 9;
I C o n tin u o u s S at., S u n . & H o lid a y s j
B H A D LE Y B E A C H
!
SAT. — JU L Y 30 - !
ERROLI. FLYNN
ANN SHERIDAN
"SILVER RIVER’
A. P. 2-10240
FOR
OCEAN GROVE
SELF - SERVICE
LAUNDRY
Reservations By Phone
MATTHEWS, '
FRANCIONI
& TAYLOR
FUNERAL HOME
Exclusive but Inexpensive
DANIEL L. FRANCIONI
THOMAS W. TA Y LO R.
704 - 7 th Ave. Asbnry P ark
- Phone A.P. 2-0021
C all o f W rite
f a h s -m a t t h e w s
H EA RING AID SERVICE
1139 E. J e r s e y St., E liza b eth , N . J .
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EDWARD
ÖSUN. - MON. — AUG.: 1 - 2
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IN G R ID BERGM AN
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CHARLES BOYER
I
B atteries For All Hearing Aids
\ t â s f e f n r< E fë ctr/c
s ' H e a r in g A ic ìs ^
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IHr ONLY HEARING;AIDS DESIGNED;.
Br beli ' i e u p Hon'e' i Xbo'r 'a io r ie s :
STUBS. - W ED. - TH U R S. —
*A U G . 3 - 4 - 5
B
DAN DAILEY
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“ GIVE MY REGARDS
TO BROADWAY”
- SA T . -r- A UG . 0 - 7
PEG G Y CUMMINS
‘GREEN GRASSES OF
WYOMING”
125 Heck Avenue
Telephone 2-0963
Ocean Grove
JAMES BUCKLEY, M anager
Telephone 2-4525
PLATE
CORNED
BEEF
Strictly
Funeral Home
E s ta b lish ed 1888
B y L a te J o h n N . B u rtis
Fresh-Killed
Fowls.
Home-Dressed Frying
'Chickens
514 Second Avenue,
Asbury Park
SYMPATHETIC. SERVICE
SEASONABLE, REFINED
la d y Attendant
■; v : .iPhone A* P. 2-0567. - ;
m rn m m m
Fresh Hama
Strictly Fresh
Eggs
Classified
REV. JOHN GOORLEY
A form er leader of the Campmeeting Sunrise services here, the
Rev. John Goorley died last T hurs­
day night a t the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Trumbull Wood, in.
Trenton. Rev. Goorley entered the
Methodist conference in 1896, re ­
tirin g in 1939. He was pastor of
the Ballard church in Asbury P ark
from 1915 to 1921. He had been
New Jersey State Prison chaplain
and a field agent for the Methodist
hospital, Philadelphia.
Besides
the daughter with whom he lived,
he is survived by another daughter,
Mrs. Keith Holt, of W hite Plains,
N. Y., and a son, Staff Sgt. John
Paul Goorley, F o rt Slocum, N. Y.
Rev. Ira S. Pimm, Trenton district
superintendent, conducted funeral
services on Tuesday and burial was
in Woodstown cemetery.
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v A d v e rtise m e n ts f o r th e se co lu m n s sh o u ld b e !n th e office o f " T h e
T im es” N O T L A T E R T H A N 12 O’CLO CK NOO N T h u rs d a y o f e a c h w eek .
CLASSIFIED AD SAXE 25 w o rd s OR LESS ..............................
... T H IR T Y -F IV E CEN TS
M o re th a n 25 w o r d s
..... 1 c e n t p e r w o rd
5 tim e s fo r th e p ric e o f fo u r.
C opy, m a ile d in . g iv e n to r e p re s e n ta tiv e o r b r o u g h t to office, p e r ­
so n ally m u s t b e ac co m p an ied b y ca sh o r sta m p s to c o v e r coat. C opy
ac cep te d o v e r p h o n e as a c o u rte sy a n d co n v e n ien ce to cu sto m ers.
B ills d u e im m ed iately , u p o n p re s e n ta tio n .
HELP WANTED — Part-tim e
WANTED — Room and. board,
laundress to wash and iron lady’s year-round in Ocean Grove, by el­
dresses. W rite Box 11, Ocean Grove derly blind gentleman.
Reply,
Titties.
—31<' stating particulars, to A rthur John­
son, 100 Lindbergh Blvd., Tcaneck,
.
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REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE— N. J
Bohn Sanitor, heavily insulated,MORTGAGE
— Funds available
porcelain lined, hundred-pound ice
Grove. Call Allenhurst 3capacity, 60” x 36” x 22”. Excel­ Ocean
—2 tf
lent food keeper. Ground flooi*. 9393.
23 McClintock St.
:
— 31*
LOST — Gold bracelet, red
stones, Sunday in Ocean Grove.
FOR RENT —r Light, airy double Reward. Return to 75 Mt. Hermon
room, private porch, for. August Way.______________________ —31«
or by the week, reasonable. 115
LOST — Cameo pin, in Ocean
Cookman Ave., Ocean Grove. A. P.
2-6745-M.
—31" Grove. Reward. Return to Emile
Z w ercher,. 22 Ocean Pathway,
—31*
LOST — Lady’s gold Torneau Ocean Grove. •
w rist watch, Alligator strap, be­
FOR
SALE
r—
Six
m
attresses—
tween Main Ave. and Ocean P ath­
way. Finder please retu rn to Mrs,' 3 hair and 3 felt—full size, dean,
72 Webb Avei, Ocean
W èlter, Bellaire, Ocaen Pathway. reasonable.
■ —31
Reward.
—31* Grove. ■
LOST
—
Love
bird,
green,
sever­
FOR SALE — Tastefully fu r­
weeks ago, reward fo r inform a­
nished, freshly decorated all-year al
tion
or
return,
Mrs.
Wenman,
01
house. . Broadway, four blocks
from ocean, three bedrooms, bath, Embury Ave., Ocean Grove. —31*
modern kitchen, electric refrigera­
FOR SALE — Ice box, white
tor, large porch, garage. Phone enamel, good condition, $7.50. 61
A. P. 2-2949 mornings or write Embury Ave., Ocean Grove. —31*
Box 35, Ocean Grove Times.—31-36
HOMES WANTED — Good per­
LOST — A Ladies gold watch, in manent . home for pretty-well
Ocean Grove on boardwalk. Re­ trained kittens. Can be taken home
ward if returned to Mrs. Sheridan, in car or train.. Box 6, Times Of­
The Seacroft, .14 Seaview Ave.
fice. .
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WANTED — By refined elderly
gentleman, room and 'board in pri­
vate family for 6 or 7 weeks. Ref­
erences exchanged.
H arry How arth, 621 Edgewood Ave., Tren­
ton, N. J.
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■APARTMENTS — Bungalows
and Cottages fo r season rentals.
FOR SALE furnished, 7 rooms,
bath, heat, possession, $11,000.00.
Semons Agency, -124 Mt. Tabor
Way.
—29*
WANTED — Rooming House,
20-25 ropms, 1st Block Ocean, Hot
and Cold w ater in rooms. Box 43,
Ocean Grove Times' Office. . —31*
WANTED: — To buy—6 to 8
room or duplex house. Possession
by September 10. W rite Box 37,
Ocean Grove Times.
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HAND
4 SHOW S D AILY 4
PERFOR M A N CES — 1:00, 3:00, 7:00 a n d 9:00 P . M.
P h o n e : A . P . 2-8974
AUGUST 2 - 3 - 4
MURRAY’S—“The P ants House
of Asbury Park," 805-807 Lake
avenue. Ju s t off'M ain St. Boys
and Men’s needs supplied.—53:f
Quality Market
AN OUTSTANDING
SERVICE
WITHOUT HIGH COST!
church. There’s room for more de­
votions and services.”
P rior to the .evening sermon, the
traditional Sunday night song serv­
ice, led by W alter D. Eddowes, m in­
ister of music, was enjoyed by the
gathering. “Summertime In My
H eart,” theme tune of the Ocean
Grove Young People’s Meeting for
m any years, was sung by the en­
tire congregation. The Roseville
Beach
Singers of Newark rendered lead­
ing Negro spirituals and hymns.
CORSETS—Spencer, all sizes, in­
dividually designed, fittings in your
own home. Call fo r appointment.
Mabel S. Hall, 709 Neptune High­
way, Neptune. Phone A. P. 2-3749.
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AUGUST 5 - 6 - 7
THURS. - FRI- - SAT.
Give m v R e g a r d s
l() B ' o a c lw a v
C o le r b v
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TfcCHNicqiOR Bft * jr i
Now Show ing.
;®UEL IN THE SUN”
in Mt.
F a rry
Park,
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MRS WILLIAM W. GEARHART
Funeral services will be held to­
night a t the Donald Wood funeral
home, 582 Bergen avenue, Jersey
City, for Mrs. Grace T. G earhart,
who died Wednesday a t 3 a. m. a t
h e r home here, 82 Lake avenue.
The widow of William W. G earhart,
she had lived in Ocean Grove fo r
the past th irty years. She was a
member of the Christian Science
church in Jersey City and for a
number of years was vice president
of the Salvation Army Ladies Aux­
iliary in Jersey City. There are,
no immediate survivors. Burial
will be in Bayview cemetery, Je r­
sey City.
,
BOARDWALK AT NORTH END
WOOLMAN’S
1007 Bangs Ave., Asbury P ark
MISS EMMA J . RIDLER
A resident of the Bancroft-Taylor Rest Home for 18 years, Miss
Emma J. Ridler, 75, died there last
F riday night. She was a graduate
of the Lucy Webb Hayes Training
school, Washington, D. C., serving
as a deaconess for th irty years in
various Cleveland, Ohio, churches.
She was a member of St. Paul’s
church here and its W.S.C.S., and
also the W.C.T.U.. Survivors are
a sister, Miss Loie M. Ridler, of
Columbus, Ohio, and a brother,
G rant M. Ridler, of Mountain View,
Mo. Funeral services were held
Monday and burial followed
Prospect cemetery.
The
Memorial home, Asbury
handled arrangem ents.
“ARCH OF TRIUMPH’
J. HINES, Agent
717 E ig h th A ve., B elm ar, N . J.
B elm ar 9-0596
MON. - TUES. - WED,
E s ta b lis h e d I t »
MRS JOHN ORAM
Mrs. Jean Oram, wife of John
Oran), died Monday in Fitkin hos­
pital. A form er resident of Kearny;
she had lived- in Ocean Grove at
109 Abbott avenue for the past
six months and was a summer visi­
to r here for" four years. Funeral
services were held in Kearny on
W ednesday night. She is survived
by a deughter, Mrs. Jean Dimachina, of Nutley, and a son, Thomas
Orman, of Kearny.
CDe Pott's Corner
studies.
TELEPHONE
OBITUARIES
TAILORING and fitting fo r men
and women. I f you have.a garm ent
th a t needs to be altered, you will
be pleased to le t K. Boufarah do
your work—a t 145 A bbott Ave.
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ROOFS o f all kinds'applied and
repaired w ith m etal edge. E sti­
m ates given. W illiam K rayer,
77%. Benson avenue, Ocean Grove.
Phone A. P. 2-4058-J.—40» — '47
,W E FINANCE- NEW CARS—
Loan tw o -thirds-of c o s t., Charge
$4.00 a y ear per $100 through a lo­
cal bank. You sa v e ,money, estab­
lish! credit; -insurance /premium in­
cluded in loan. Alvin E . Bills, Reid
E state and Insurance, 78 Main aveInue, Ocean Grove.
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And Neptune Times
P u b lish e d F rid a y
T el. A sb u ry P a r k 2-0007
H O M EIt K R ESG E, P u b lis h e r
W ILLIAM T. K RESG E , E d ito r
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SIX T Y -FO U R MAIN A VENU E, OCEAN GROVE, NEW JER SEY
SU B SC R IPTIO N S: $2.50 y e a rly ; $1.50 se m i-a n n u a lly ; $1.00 q u a rte rly a n d 5e. a n a
p o stag e p e r copy In U n ite d S ta te s ; C an a d a ?5.00 a n d F o re ig n $0.50 a y e a r.
A D D RESSES ch a n g ed on re q u e s t—alw a y s give fo r m e r address.
A D V ER TISEM EN TS: R a te s w ill b e fu rn is h e d b y us o n re q u e st.
W A TC H T H E L A B EL ON Y OUR P A P E R FO R T H E E X P IR A T IO N OF
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TH E TRU TH IN IT S PR O PER PLA CE
riONAL CDITORIAL—
' ‘ " \SSOCIATI©NI
E n te re d as
seco n d -class
W all a t th e
O cean G rove
postoffice
Prices
The spirit o f the demagogue in
President Truman m anifests itself
in his plea fo r price control
Mr. Truman knows th a t demand
and supply regulate prices. Yet
he talks «bout government control
of prices, as though mere .man can
devise seme better price regulation
than the law of Almighty God.
An officiai of thé National Asso­
ciation of Betaii Grocers urged
Friday th a t housewives have, the
m atter of prices in their own hands.
If they will rê-plan th eir menus
and substitute plentiful and -lowpriced foods for scarce and highpriced foods, they will solve the
eost-oî-îïving problem.
Yet the president, would set up
anew a bureaucratic regime such
as during the w ar kept prices
down and failed to provide supplies
for sale at the prices fixed ’.»hile
black m arketeers prospered. —
Somerest, Pa., American.
DOWN
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MEMORY
LANE}
The state of inflation may be judged by thé size of the
radio jack-pots. It will reach the peak when they start offer­
ing the Brooklyn Bridge as a consolation prize,
They scoffed at Noah building the ark. Better buy a
U. S. Savings Bond no wand then just in case.
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-I IWith more than $33,000 of new'construction approved
during June, Neptune continues to grow at a record rate.
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U-" Sad to say, the 5c ice cream cone has gone the way of
the good five-cent cigar,
A M E R IC A N
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For Quick Sale
Plot 60’ X 60’, Two Va­
cant Lots. Reduced to
§1,100.
List Your Property Nov?
19 IS
Be sure—insure with
ALVIN £. BILLS
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
Telephone A. P. 2-2124
78 Main -Ave., Ocean Grove
Professer Isaac Franklin Russell;
At, th»> Founders’ Day exercises
LL.D«, of the New York university in Founders’ Park, Dr. Furm an A,
law school, former Chief Justice DeMaris spoke on “Ocean Grove
of the Court of Special Sessions, as seen b y a Methodist,” and Dr.
New York,, and a summer resident Groves W, Drew spoke on “ Ocean
here, delivered an address a t the Grove is' seen by a Baptist."
South End pavilion before » ca­
A ttorney Haydn Proctor, 29
pacity audience.
New York avenue, and Miss Do­
A nna Case, soprano, one of the rothy Young, of Bradley Beach,
leading lights of the Metropolitan were m arried In New York city at
Opera company and described as the L ittle Church Aroiind the Cor­
“America’s exquisite and emotion­ ner. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas N ary
al concert singer,” gave a recital were attendants. Mrs. N ary is a
in the Ocean Grove Auditorium.
sister of the bride, Mr. Proctor
Mme. Frances Alda, of the Met­ was Ocean Grove police justice
ropolitan Opera company and a. and a member of the law firm of
prima-donna soprano of preem i­ Krem er and Proctor,
nence, w as engaged to give the St.
Rev. Daniel A. Poling, president
Paul's N ight concert.
of the international society of the
W hile fishing off Deal, Dr. Wil­ Christian Endeavor, and Kev. A,
liam A. Robinson, of Ocean Grove, Z. Conrad, pastor of the P ark
caught a striped bass th a t weighed Street church; Boston, were morn­
24 pounds, 4 ounces.
ing and evening preachers in the
Members of the National Asso­ Auditorium.
ciation of . N aval Veterans, who
Presenting the Apollo club, Mary
fought in th t naval engagements Hopple, contralto, Judson House,
from 1861-65, held their thirty- tenor, and Toddy Hoyt’s orchestra,
third annual convention in Ocean thè Ocean Grove firemen entertain­
Grove., Veterans from throughout ed 2,100 people a t the Auditorium
the .United States were in atten­ a t their annual benefit concert.
dance, holding their sessions in Julius Zingg directed the d u b and
Association nail and th e buildings Theima Mount and Dorothy Winon Auditorium Square. Charles terstella were accompanists.
W. Karsner, M.D., of Ocean Grove,
Rev. John G. .Wilson, chairman
a past commander of the organiza­
tion, was -general chairman of the of the devotional and program com­
m
ittee
of the Ocean Grove associa­
convention.
A playlet, “Little Women,” was tion fo r m any years, died'.at Meth­
odist
hospital,
Philadelphia. He
presented by the following c ast of
district superintendent of the
Ocean Grove girls: *Meg,” Gene­
vieve F lin t; “Jo,” Eleanor Linden- Philadelphia Methodist conference
berg; . “Beth,” , M argaret Lank; and a member of the Pennington
“ Amy,5 G r é t c h e n Mohendrick; school board of trustees.
“Mrs. Nash” and "H annah," Olive
NOTICE
Bruckheimer; . “Lawrie,” Mildred
Bruckheimer. John Groff took the N O T IC E O F P U B L IC S A L E O F
p a rt of “ Mr, Lawrence.”
L A N D S A N D P R E M IS E S IN T H E
W N S H IP O F , N E P T U N E , IN
A membership fee-of $10 was es­ TT O
H E CO UN TY O F M ON M OU TH .
tablished by thé Océan Grove Hotel
N OTIC E is h e re b y g iv e n th a t on
T u e sd a y , th e te n th d a y o f A u g u st, 1948,
association.
a t 2 P . M. a t th e N e p tu n e T ow n sh ip
Walter E. Hammer
26 Webb Avenue
OCEAN GROVE
Call A. P. 2-0420-J
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Otto G. Stoll, Sr.
1 1 '9
Central
A rena«
OCEAN- GROVE, N. J.
Even thè Bobo Can't Ba Pooled!
Phóne AJP. 2<
(1) T w en ty p e r c e n t (20%) o f th e
ju re h ase m o n e y to b e p a id a t th e tim e
h e p ro p e rty is s tr u c k off. I f th e
m o n e y is n o t *paid a t t h a t tim e , th e
> roperty m a y b e p u t u p a n d re -so ld
m m ed ia tely . T h e b alan ce to b e p a id
w ith in te n d ay s u p o n d e liv e ry o f a
B arg a in a n d S ale D eed.
(2) S aid la n d s an d p rem ises $ re to
b e so ld s u b je c t to all m u n icip a l, s ta te ,
a n d fe d e ra l o rd in a n ces, s ta tu te s an d
re g u la tio n s affe c tin g .th e u se «of th e said
lan d 3 an d p rem ises, a n d s u b je c t to th e
co v e n an ts, co n d itio n s an d re stric tio n s
co n ta in e d in p r io r d ee d s affec tin g sa id
p rem ises.
(3) T h e p u rc h a s e r s h a ll be r e q u ire d ,
H e a d q u a rte rs , 137 S o u th M ain S tre e t,
N ep tu n e , N ew J e rs e y , th e 'T o w n s h ip o f
N ep tu n e , in th e C o u n ty o f M o n m o u th
w ill o ffer at p u b lic sale, to th e h ig h e st
b id d e r, a t a m in im u m sa le p ric e o f
F o u r H u n d re d D ollbrs, ($400.00)* a ll
th e rig h t title a n d in te r e s t o f th e sa id
T o w n sh ip o f N e p tu n e a c q u ire d a t a
t a x sale a n d th e fo re c lo su re o f th e
e q u ity o f red em p tio n , th e re o f in a n d to
th e fo llo w in g d escrib ed la n d s a n d
p re m is e s :A ll th a t c e rta in p lo t, piece, o r p a rc e l
o f g ro u n d k n o w n a n d d esig n a ted a s
B lo ck 220, L ots 521 a n d 522, b e in g a
p iece of v a c a n t g ro u n d a p p ro x im a te ly
SO b y 150 f e e t on th e e a st sid e o f D ru m ­
m o n d A v en u e, N o rth of H o lly A v e­
nue, u p o n th e fo llo w in g te rm s a n d c o n ­
d itio n s :- V ' -:A
Summer Millinery, Handbags
and Accessories
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ALSO — COMPLETE LIN E O F GIFTS
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436 Cookman Avenue
(Phone 2-4831-J)
. Asbury P a rk
STORE HOURS: 9:30 A. M. to 6:00 P. M.
WED. & SAT. UNTIL 9:00 P . M.
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For Sale
Duplex Home Of
Ten Rooms—Two Baths
Immediate Possession
Steam Heat
Priced Right At
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Real E state — Insurance
50 MAIN AVENUE
OCEAN GROVE
- AS BURY
Lovely home with ten rooms,
three baths,, hot w ater heat,
,
A fine a ll-y e a r ten-rooV* h o u se,
n ot fa r fro m o ce an , fu rn ish ed .
8-ROOM CORNER, centrally located, lavatory on first floor,
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Telephone 2-4132
ERNEST N. -
WOOtSTON
V
AGENCY
48 MAIN AVENUE
^ Ocean Grove, N. J.
Tel. A. P. 2-0398
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. Loans Made Under
Bank Agent Plan
Consult
ALVIN E. BILLS, Real Estate and Insurance
Group Member
§13,500.
The First National Bank of Bradley Beach
Bradley Beach, N. J.
MEMBER FEDERAL DBPOSIT INSURANCE! CORPORATION
Louis E. Bronson
REALTOR & INSUROR
53 Main Avenue
Ocean Grove, N . J.
Phone A. P. 10S8
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
A ttractive seven room home, northside location. Full base­
ment, hot w ater heat with oil burner. Hardwood floors, iarge, light
rooms. This house is in A-I condition. A buy a t $9,500.00.
A beautiful tea room home, three baths, three bedrooms with
running water, hardwood floors, hot w ater Iieat, autom atic hot
water. Full basement with laundry. Suitable for private home
or three apartm ents. Situated in a quiet section near Asbury
Park. $13,500.00.
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF DEPOSITORS
OVER WEEKENDS AND HOLIDAYS
IN OCEAN GROVE — NEPTUNE AND
ASBURY PARK OFFICES
CHECK ACCOUNT
CHECK MASTER ACCOUNT
SPECIAL INTEREST ACCOUNT
CREDIT DEPARTMENT
TRUST DEPARTMENT
TRAVELERS’ CHECKS
■'-A
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
S CONVENIENT BANKING OFFICES TO; SERVE YOU
ASBURY PARK & 0CB4N GR8YE BAM
ORGANIZSO i m
Csiiie» i n n «
MAIN AVENUE
OÇEAN GROVE
Mala Btnet
A tb a tr f u t
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MARION SMITH, Broker
A, P; 2-2809 -
OCEAN GROVE
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LET US FINANCE
YOUR NEW CAR
h a r d w o o d floors-chestnut
trim, m ust be sold.
SEE ME BEFORE YOU BUY,
BURN OK BORROW
..... $11,500.00
J . A . HURRY AGENCY
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AVENUE,
512,600
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A fine ten-..-om house, fur­
nished, near the ocean.
$7,000
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TH E PIONEER O F FIC E
a t th e tim e o f closing to p a y , a s a n
ad d itio n a l p u rc h a s e p r ic e ,.a s u m e q u a l
to th e am o u n t o f ta x b a s e d o n t h e la st
assessed v a lu a tio n fro m th e firs t o f t h e
m o n th n e x t a f te r th e d a te o f s a le u n til
th e en d o f th e c u r r e n t y e a r a n d also
all le g al co n v e y an cin g fees. A n y b id ­
d e r w ho fa ils to co m p lete h is p u rc h a s e
w ill f o r f e it to th e T o w n sh ip a n y d e­
p o sit paid ,
(4) T h e sa le o f th is p r o p e r ty is s u b ­
je c t to co n firm atio n b y th e T o w n sh ip
C o m m ittee w h o m a y r e j e c t a n y o r a ll
bids.
DATED*. J u ly 28. 1048.
JO H N W. K N O X ,
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Thirty Years Ago Fifteen Years Ago
Lincoln Set A Precedent
What s e n te n c c to m e t e o u t to subversive elements w a s a
burning question in Lincoln’s day as it is today. Lincoln was
usually exceedingly tolerant, but he often exercised an: un.
expected quirk in deciding appeals.
Out in the Military Department of Ohio, Gen, Burnside
The judge had ju st awarded
had issued the famous Military Court Order No. 38 in which divorce to a wife who had charged
— -‘And," he said to
he declared “The habit of declaring sympathy with the enemy non-support
the husband, “I’ve decided to give
will not be allowed in this, department.” That notorious pro­ your wife $50 a month.” “T hat’s
judge,” ,the man replied,.’.'and
slavery ex-senator, arid orator, C L'. Vallandigham, was ar­ fine,
once in a while I ’ll try to slip her
rested by the Military and sentenced to confinement in Fort a few. bucks myself.’' — Sherman
Warren, Boston Harbor, for the period of the war without County, Kans., Herald,
benefit of habeas Corpus.
Some one rem arks th a t in too
The sentence was communicated to President Lincoln for many cases these days the only
real, difference betwene on strike
approval. It was generally believed that he would either and on .the job is that in a walk­
approve it or annul it, because there was a large minority out some so-called workers don’t
get paid for something they w eren't
clamoring against the suspension of habeas corpus. Lincoln doing anyhow— New York Worlddid neither. He made one of those characteristic decisions Telegram,
that are often described as poetic justice. In tune with a
A Colorado man set his h air and
popular ballad of today about a lady who was too fat and her trousers
afire with a candle while
lover didn’t want her anymore, he ordered Ex-Sen. Valian- helping stage a Home talent play
a
few
days
ago.
digham turned over to the South.
The former senator from Ohio %vas hustled down to
More Jobs
Tennèssee where Gen. Rosecrans transferred him to the cus­ Too much attention has been
tody of Gen. Bragg of the Confederate army. Carl Sand­ paid to "jobs," not enough to pro­
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Jobs m a y b e made, are too fre­
banishment: “.The usually pious Rosecrans pointed a.terrible quently made.
Production is necessary to pro­
forefinger at the man without a country and-said: ‘Vallan- viding
mankind with the desirable
digham, don’t you ever come back here. If you-you-do- Val- things, of life . The more of them p rem ises.
landigham, I’ll be G—D--—, and may God forgive me for the that are made, the more people will (3) T h e p u rc h a s e r s h a ll b e r e q u ire d ,
a t th e tim e o i closing to p a y , a s a n aiibe enabled to enjoy them .expression — I’ll be G—D— if I don't HANG you !’ The cor­ Jobs th a t do not contribute to d itio n a l p u rc h a s e p rice, c s u m e q u a l to
th e a m o u n t o f ta x b ased o n th e la s t a s ­
respondents added, “The General claims that he never blas­ the. increase of production are sessed V alu atio n fro m th e fir s t o f - th e
wasteful. They tax the producers m o n th n e x t a f te r th e d a te o f sa le u n til
the. e n d o f th e c u rre n t y e a r, a n d also
phemes, but sometimes sweai's’.”
unnecessarily.
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v ey an cin g fees. A n y b id ­
Mere creation of jobs is illusory; da lle r lewg ha lo cofanils
Lincoin set a notabie precedent. It' might be a good
to co m p lete his" p u r ­
We have , too m any government ch ase w ill fo rfe it to th e T o w n sh ip a n y
idea for the courts to suspend sentence on the convicted jobs; too m any other types of jobs d ep o sit p aid .
e sa le o f th is p r o p e r ty is s u b Commies and parachute them behind the Iron Curtain. There th a t yield no definite good to the ;e c(4)t to rfe
confirm atio n b y th e T o w n sh ip
masses of mankind.
C o m m ittee w h o m a y r e je c t a n y o r a ll
is this difference, however. The South:welcomed. VallandigI t is the! p a rt of wisdom to re­ b id s. •••■-.' .- v-'/"-.
ham with open arms, but from all reports Stalin doesn’t want frain from over-lauding the crea­ D A T ED : July. 28,JO1948.
HN W . KNOX,
of jobs, unless the jobs tend to -3 1 -3 2
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his foreign stooges back in the Communist paradise. They’re tion
improve the living conditions of the
masses of the people. — Sheldon,
no good to him after they become disillusionéd.
Iowa News.
-I !GOOD INSURANCE
The Sacred Cow of Price Support
AND
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE
GOOD SERVICE
The outgoing President begs the 80th Congress to reduce
E O F P U B L IC SA LE O F LANDS
the cost of living while behind the scenes the government N OTIC
— Leading Companies —
A ND PREM ISES IN TH E TO W N SH IP
OF N EPTU N E , IN TH E COUNTY OF
gives artificial support to all kinds of food prices. No poli­ M
FIRE . . . LIABILITY
ONM OUTH.
E is h e re b y g iv en t h a t o n
tician dares to touch- the sacred cow of price support. Are T uNe OTIC
AUTO
sd a y , th e te n th d a y o f A u g u st, 1948,
. a t th e N ep tu n e T o w n sh ip
the people really being fooled by all this talk about the Mar­ Ha te a2d qPu. a M
Workmen’s Compensation
rte rs , 137 S o u th M ain S tre e t,
N ep tu n e , N ew J e rs e y , th e T o w n sh ip of
shall Plan causing the rise in prices?
N ep tu n e , iiv .the C o u n ty o f M o nm outh
LIFE & ACCIDENT
The politicians better,get wise to them selves., Before wlU oftcr- a t -public sale, to th e h ig h e st
b id d e r, a t a - m in im u m sa le p ric e o f
we know it, the Commies are going to put their finger on the F o u r H u n d red D ollars. ($400.00), a ll th e
ALL EXPENSE
rig h t title a n d in te re s t of th e said
HOSPITALIZATION PLAN
sore spot and demand the removal of artificial price supports T o w n sh ip of N e p tu n e In and to th e
fo llo w in g d escrib ed la n d s a n d p re m of all Kinds. Then our leading statesmen will be in the un­ ises:A ll th a t c e rta in plo t, piece, o r p arce l
comfortable position of haying to follow the Moscow line.
o f g ro u n d k n o w n an d d e sig n a te d as
B lo ck 100, L o t 5, b ein g a p ie ce o f v a ;
c a n t g ro u n d a p p ro x im a te ly 50 b y 135
f e e t o n th e e a s t sid e o f M y rtle A v e­
n u e, n o rth of H olly A v en u e, u p o n th e
follo w in g te rm s an d conditions:*— .
U> T w o H u n d re d D o lla rs, ($200.00),
o f th e p u rc h a se m o n e y to b e p a id a t
th e tim e th e p ro p e rty Is stru c k off.
I f th e m o n ey is n o t p a id a t-;th a t tim e ,
th e p r o p e rty m a y be p u t u p an d r e ­
sold im m e d ia te ly .' T h e b alan ce to be
p aid w ith in te n d ay s u p o n d eliv ery
o f a B a rg a in a n d S ale D eed.
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(2) Said la n d s a n d p re m ise s a r e to
b e so ld s u b je c t to all m u n ic ip a l, s ta te ,
an d fe d e ra l o rd in a n ces, s ta tu te s and
r e g u la tio n s affec tin g th e u se o f th e said
la n d s an d p rem ises, a n d s u b je c t to th e
co v e n an ts, c o n d itio n s a n d re s tric tio n s
c o n ta in e d in p r io r d ee d s affec tin g said
P Ip tfD R B A M
12 New York Ave,
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OCEAN GROVE TIME
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ARBERTON HOTEL
Sunday Papers
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LAKE & EMORY STREET
WESLEY LAKE BRIDGE
7 A .M . to 1 P .M .
daI ly
NEWSPAPER
DELIVERY
| Ocean Grove News Service
53 Slain Avenue
Tel. 2-5283
It. L. W ADDELL, P ro p .
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DIRECTLY ON THE BOARDWALK
OPEN JUNE 21st
The Only Hotel Offering 150 Rooms, Private Baths,
Game and Music Rooms On Our Private
Pier Directly Over the Ocean
Telephone in Every Room
Sea Water in Rooms with Private Bath
Concert Orchestra and Guest Entertainment
European Plan — Rates on Request
Restaurant in.the Hotel for Hotel Guests
Phone Asbury Park 2-1492
C. E. YOUNG, Manager
A T H I N G and fishing in ocean. Fine boardwalk
full length of ocean front, connecting with Asbury
P ark on the north and Bradley Beach on the south.
Large pavilion overlooking ocean a t N prth End.
Many benches along the boardwalk. Auditorium
seating nearly 10,000. Most powerful organ in the country. Great
choruB, finest singers, most gifted instrum entalists, eminent
preachers, noted lecturers. Safe and sane amusements, moving
pictures, bowling alleys, merry-go-round, swimming pool, athletic
games, children’s playground, skee ball. Daily meetings for
young and old in Temple, Tabernacle and Chapel. A quiet, re st­
ful Sabbath. Safest place for women and children. Adequate
train and bus service, convenient for commuters.
The hotels and boarding houses herewith presented are
recommended to the consideration of intending patrons as the
best houses of entertainm ent in this world-famous resort.
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W ITH IN BLOCK OF BA TIN G PLA C ES
JEW ELER
Watch Repairing
Ocean Front House
BEST PRICES
PAID FOR OLD GOLD
APPRAISED FREE
TWENTY-NINTH SEASON
GRANDATLANTIC HOiCL J
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and
CAFETERIA
M. E. Thomson and A. M. Sweet
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H . A . a n d L. E. W ILLIA M S, O w n e rsh ip -M a n ag em e n t
O w n e rsh ip -M a n ag em e n t
Beach and Main Avenues, Ocean Grove
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Phone A. I>. 2-8885
M. J. WOODRING
BRAKE SERVICE
BATTERY SERVICE
CARS INSPECTED
STORAGE ,
TIRES
NEPTUNE
AUTO REPAIRS
Auto Repairing
RAY ELLIS
Stockton and So. Main St.
Ocean Grove. Tel. 7727
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Phone: Asbury P ark 2-2933
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DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN FRONT
At Main Avenue *
All Rooms Have Hot and Cold Water
Heat for Cool Days
May to Oct.
European
57 Main Avenue
Ocean Grove
Post Office Building
BY THE SEA—NORTH END
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FAMILY HOTEL .
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M eet Every. Y ear
Unexcelled, Table
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Vegetables
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Booklet
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THURS., JU N E 24
M rs. H . W . "W illiams, P ro p r .
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Mockridge’s
Soda Shoppe
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65 Main . Avenue
Store Hours for the Summer
8 A. M. to 10 P. M. DAILY
Closed Sunday
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DI NI NG ROOM
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Porches — m any rooms overlooking sea — complete service
5 rendered — many rooms private baths or toilets. 5 B reakfast — 8 to 10
Dinner 5 to 6:30
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Fresh Seafood & Vegetables, Best Meats and Poultry
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CLAIR R. JAMES, Owner
; Mrs. Walkey a t Desk
Chas, M. Herman, A ss’t.
DINING ROOM OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
WEEKDAYS
7:30 A.M. to 11P.M .
Su n d a y
7:30 A. M. to 8 Pi M.
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Excellent food, served well. All fresh vegetables, fish and
fruits. All pastries baked in our own kitchen! All rooms modernly furnished. Private baths installed. R ates on application.
Phone A. P. 2-2085
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HOTEL AND CAFETERIA
28 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove
Telephone, Asbury P ark 2-1905
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CITIES COACHES
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Make Your Vacation
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A . P . 2-9072
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Restaurant
ON BOARDWALK
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Hotel Now Open — Cafeteria Open June 17
THIRTY-SECOND SEASON
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HOTEL LA PIERRE
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on request. Phone Asbury P ark 2-2784.
— 1' “ Meals Served,
MR. &,MRS. IRW IN SWANSON
Owned and Operated by
ST. ELMO HOTEL
Open All Year
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B re a k fa s t se rv e d to . th e. p u b lic fro m
7:00 to 11:00 a. m . W rite f o r ra te s .
Corner Main and New York Avenues
Individual m eals served by day o r week
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served during the 1948 season. Our dining room will be
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17 Pilgrim Pathway
, Open May 27 to October 1
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN
All rooms hot and cold running -water. One-half block from
Auditoriujn, P rivate BathB. Centrally Located n ear Business,
Beach, Shopping and Amusements. H eat for Chilly Days.
Phone A. P . 2-2880.
MR. and MRS. GROVER E. STULTS
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BREAKFAST and DIN NER SERVED TO GUESTS
Special rates by the month and more. Special Sept. rates.
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From Monmouth County Farm s
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OCEAN END
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28 OCEAN PATHWAY
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One block from ocean and 1
Auditorium.
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American Plan, single or suites,
some w ith private baths. Clean
rooms, good food, moderate prices,
Gift Shop Open Weekdays — 10 A. M. to 11 P. M.
SAVE MONEY!
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SIDEW ALKS, PORCHES — B RICK STE P S , FIR E P L A C E S , CHIMNEYS
WARREN YOUMANS
A sb u ry P a rk
A . P . 2-4431
ROOFS AND SIDING
s
T A C E Y Roofing & Supply Co.
131'/2
ABBOTT
AVE.,
OCEAN
GROVE
R oofing a n d S id in g of. a H .k in d s —C o m p e ten t M echanics
CLEANERS AND DYERS
Let Us Dye
For You
2-5100
RUGS AND DRAPERIES OUR SPECIALTY
204 BOND STREET, ASBURY PARK
Çallus ßros.
P h o n e
Office u n i F n e to r r A htinry A venue a n d R a ilro a d , A stm ry P a r t
O cean P ro v e (In Bnm m er) 40 P ilg rim P a th w a y _______
RADIO— HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
410 Main Street, Asbury Park, N . J .
1118 7th AVENUE, NEPTUN E
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
Tel. A. P. 1-0015 — E xpert Tailoring
CLEANERS
RUG
Brierley’s Rug Cleaning Service
RUGS AND CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED
BY BEING ELECTRICALLY SHAMPOOED
139 Franklin Avenue
Tel. A. P. 2-1127
Ocean Grove
COAL AND FUEL OIL
SERVICE
“BLUE” COAL
Phone 2-2300
D R U G S
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NAGLE’S Main - Central Pharmacy
“Doctors Advise Nagle's"
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
BEST QUALITY DRUGS
ELECTRICIAN
TEPHFORD ELECTRIC CO.
ELECTRICAL
ADAMS
LEPICK’S SERVICE STATION
Phone
A. P. 2-0610
augey’s Taxi
Phone Asbury P ark 2-7517
TREE
EXPERTS
TAILORING
All-Wool W orsted and Tweed Suits, Pants, Top Coats Made to Your
Measure. F itting and A lterations for Men and Women.
K. B O U F A R A H - TAILOR
145 Abbott Ave.
CROWELL ELECTRIC COMPANY
Ocean Grove
Tel. As. Pk. 2-7240-M
WATCH and CLOCK
REPAIRING
EDMUND L. THOMPSON
E. I. FEAGLEY
E stim a te s F u rn ish e d
134. B ro ad w ay , O cean G rove
P h o n e A sb u ry P a r k Ì95B-3
David H. O’R eilly
Venetian Blinds
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
CUSTOM MADE
Measured and Installed
129 A b b o tt A v e n u e
O cean G ro v e
P h o n e A . P . 2-4716
Tel. A.P. 2-2290
STUART
FLORIST
411 Main Street
BRADLEY BEACH, N . J.
ARCADIA—T h e L and o i F lo w ers
.
ARCADJ A
P IO W E R SHO P AND G REEN H OU SE
H ubert H . J tts k a , P ro p
PL A N T S AND D ISH G A RD EN S, CUT FLO W ERS. W EDDING FLO W ER S.
CORSAGES, FU N ER A L D ESIG N S, FLOW ERS BY W IRE
Sitm m erfield a n d C o o b m a n A v es.
h o n e : A . P . 2-2445
FURRIER
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FURS
I U l l Rcady Xo W ear
M ade to O rd e r . —
R em odeling
—
627 M a ttiso n A v en u e
D ry C old S to rag e
R e p a irin g V:
A sb u ry P a r k
Phone A. P . 2-4670
E st. 1925
B illy Major’s Seacoast Garage
86 South Main Street, Ocean Grove
STORAGE—BY DAY - WEEK -JVIONTH
I t Is Sound Economy To Have
Smooth Tires USCAPed. We
Guarantee New Tire Mileage
Custom Tire Co.
JO H N H . OTT
1200 Main S t
Bradley Beach
(N e a r S to c k to n A ve. G a te s)
HowardL. Smith
The Hardware Store
of Ocean Grove
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SHAFTO’S GARAGE
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STORAGE—BATTERY—TOWING SERVICE—REPAIRING
C om er Corlief) Avenue and Main S treet
Neptune, N. J.
LAUNDRY
Phone A.P. 2-4543
PLUMBING
Estimates Given
S 91 Heck Avenne, Ocean Grove
Telephone A. P . 2-0428
TINNING and HEATING
Call
HARDWARE
RADIO CAB
PAINTS and OILS
NEPTUNE LAUNDRY
ALL SERVICES — W et W ash, All F lat, S hirts: W et and F lat,
Finished, Blankets.
SAVE—Try Our Cash and Carry Service.
8 Stok'es Ave, Cor. Corlies, Intersection H ’w’y 3 3 and 35
MILK AND CREAM
W A R D E L L ’S D A I R Y
DAIRY PRODUCTS
NEPTUNE, N .J .
Telephone 2-1916
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51 Main Avenue
OCEAN GROVE, N J.
Phone A. P. 2-4741
STILES
I Ann L ou ise
| CANDIES
w ill o ffer a t p u b lic sale, to th e h ig h e st
b id d e r, a t a m in im u m sale p ric e o f
F iv e H u n d re d D o llars, (5500.00), a ll th e
rig h t title, a n d in te r e s t o f th e said
T o w n sh ip o f N e p tu n e a c q u ire d a t a
ta x sale an d th e fo re c lo su re o f th e
OCEAN GROVE
e q u ity o f re d e m p tio n th e re o f in a n d
to th e fo llo w in g d escrib ed la n d s a n d
p re m is e s :A ll t h a t c e rta in p lo t, p ie ce, o r p a rc e l
“God Revealed” will be the theme
o f g ro u n d k n o w n an d d e sig n a te d as of Dr. B. Harrison Decker’s ser­
B lock 17, L o ts 24, 25, 26, an d 27, b ein g
a p ie ce of v a c a n t g ro u n d .a p p ro x im ate­ mon Sunday morning a t th e 10:46
ly 100 b y 100 f e e t a t th e so u th w e s t o’clock service. Louis Troize, bari­
c o rn e r of F e n c h u rc h W ay an d W a k e­ tone, will sing, “O Lord, Have
field R oad, A sb u ry G ables, u p o n th e
Mercy” by Stradella and “The
fo llo w in g te rm s an d co n d itio n s:(1) T w e n ty . p e r c c n t (20Cj) o f th e Voice in the W ilderness" by Scott.
p u rc h a s e m o n e y to b e p a id a t th e tim e In the absence of'T helm a Mount,
th e p ro p e rty is s tru c k off. I f th e m o n ­
e y is n o t p a id a t th a t tim e, th e p ro p - A.A.G.O., organist and director of
ex*ty m a y be p u t u p a n d re -s o ld im ­ music, John R. H arley will be the
m e d iately . T h e b a la n c e to b e p aid guest organist, playing a s his num­
w ith in te n d a y s . u p o n d e liv e ry o f abers, “Psalm Nineteen" by Mar­
B a rg a in a n d S ale D eed . \
(2) S aid la n d s a n d p re m ise s a r e to cello, and “Alleluia in F F la t” by
b e so ld s u b je c t to a ll m u n ic ip a l, s ta te , Loret.
Sunday school a t 9:30
a n d fe d e ra l o rd in a n c e s, s ta tu te s and
re g u la tio n s affec tin g th e u se o f th e said o’clock, Otto G. Stoll, jr., general
la n d s a n d p rem ises, a n d s u b je c t to th e superintendent.
c o v e n an ts, co n d itio n s a n d re s tric tio n s *■
c o n ta in e d in p r io r d e e d s affec tin g said
The longest canal in the world
p rem ises.
(3) T h e p u r c h a s e r s h a ll b e re q u ire d , fo r seagoing ships is the Suez con­
a t th e tim e o i clo sin g to p a y , a s a n a d ­ necting the M editerranean and the
d itio n a l p u rc h a s e p ric e , a su m e q u a l to
th e a m o u n t o f t a x b a s e d o n th e la s t a s - Rod Sea.
m a il o r d e r s t a k e n
ST. PAUL’S
H o m e-M ad e Ice C ream
Salvation Army
611 M attison Avenue
ASBURY PARK
Gospel Meetings
FRIDAY AT 8
SUNDAY 11 and 7:30,
Boardwalk Meetings
(A t the Casino)
Saturday and Sunday a t 9 P .M .
FLOWERS
T O R ;,
ALL
HAVE YOUR FURNACE
CLfeANED'DURING
T HE ' S UMME J R
OCCASIONS
A P G A R ’S
Ocean Grove
Greenhouses
Last year's accumulation of dirt and
ashes will mar the efficiency of your
heating unit next winter. Make sure
your furnace is ready for that change
in weather , . . let us check it comoletety -and vacuum clean it today!
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Cor. Lawrence & Webb Aves.
Tél. A. P. 1-0832
2 0 -4 0
P ro sp e c t
A ve.
Asbury Park 2-0615
ASBURY PARK, N. J.
C LE A N IN G - PR E SSIN G
45 PILGRIM PA T H W A Y
Open Wednesday U ntil 1 P . M.
DO IT NOW
(Opp. O. G. Association Office)
F R E E
CALL and DELIVERY Service
Phone A. P. 2-1189 '
INSTALL
x£iectricfurnace-Man
FISHING
RODS
AUTOMATIC ANTHRACITE BURNER
AND ELIMINATE FUEL AVORRIES FOREVER.
CALL US FOR A SURVEY.
AUTOMATIC
115 SO MAIN ST.
—
S U R F or BOAT
M ADE-TO-ORDER
Heat
Equipment Co.
A. P. 2-4941
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CALCUTTA
$9.00
NEPTUN E, N. J .
M ike Siracusa
The First
NEW
CAKE
- In 100 Years ORANGE-CHIFFON
CAKE
Aflbnry Park
14 ^ 5600
DAY AND NIGHT!
SERVICE
;
A “lame duck” is an office holder
who has been defeated fo r reelec­
tion, but whose term has not ex­
pired.
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Wednesday is named fo r Woden,
chief god in Norse mythology;
WILLIAM YOUNG
} PLUMBING AND
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Successor to
24-HOUR SERVICE
Phone 2-1439
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New Brunswick was incorporated into a city in 1784.
A. M. AUSTIN
PHONES
Asbury P a rk 2-6950 and 1-0615
U. S. AIR RIDE TIRES
GARAGE—STORAGE
Oldsmobile Sales and Service
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Do you' remember the state flow­
er of New Jersey? I t is the violet.
Perhaps a short resume of some
O C E A N
of the popular books on the shelves
G R O VE
of the Ocean Grove L ibrary will
help our readers in their selection.
P HO N E
I f you have read and enjoyed
Pearl Buck's “The Good E a rth ” A. P. 2-3427
and “Pavilion of Wmen," you will Cor. Central nnd Main Avenues
no doubt like to read the story of
Peony, the little bondmaiden. Pearl
Buck’s sympathetic understanding
of th e Chinese character and cus­
w ith in te n d a y s u p o n d e liv e ry o f
toms make this story one of uni­
B a rg a in a n d S ale D eed.
versal appeal.
CARPENTER and BUILDER
(2) S a id la n d s a n d p re m ise s a r e to
“Milk Route” by M artha Ostenso
b e s o ld s u b je c t to a ll m u n ic ip a l, s ta te ,
W eather Stripping
a n d f e d e ra l o rd in a n ces, s ta tu te s a n d is a story of community life in a
: E stim ates Given
re g u la tio n s affec tin g th e u se o f sa id western town where Ben Start,
T
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L : A. P . 2-0237-M
la n d s a n d p rem ises, a n d s u b je c t t o th e
c o v e n an ts, co n d itio n s a n d re s tric tio n s the philosophical Grade-A milk
86 Heck Avenue, Ocean G r o v e
c o n ta in e d in p r io r d e e d s affe c tin g said man does the. back porch homoge­
p rem ises. .
nizing th a t prevents the curdling of
(3) T h e p u r c h a s e r s h a ll b e re q u ire d .
a t th e tim e o f clo sin g to p a y , a s a n tem pers and human relationships.
a d d itio n a l p u rc h a s e p ric e , a su m eq u a l In contrast to a number of other* «
USED FURNITURE
3
to th e a m o u n t o f ta x b ased o n th e la s t books, this one is properly pas­
We Bny and Sell
assessed v a lu a tio n fro m th e first o f th o
m o n th n e x t a fter the d a te o f sa le teurized and contains no germs of
Almost Everything
u n til th e e n d o f th e c u r r e n t y e a r, a n d anything objectionable.
ANTIQUES
CURIOS
also a ll le g a l co n v e y an cin g le e s . A ny
If historical novels interest you;
Call A. P. 4640
b id d e r w h o fa ils to co m p lete h is p u r ­ we have “The Tam arack Tree,” the
ch ase w ill f o r f e it to th e T o w n sh ip a n y
story o f a Vermont village th at
BLUME’S QUAINT SHOP
d e p o s it^ ) a Id.
*4) T h e sale o f th is p r o p e r ty is su b - turns out to hear Daniel W ebster =
69 South Main Street
a
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co n firm
“
atio
“ n *b y th e T o w n sh ip
i; orate. Howard Breslin has taken
?i[»niiiiiiiniiiiii«iniiiiiiii»ininntiniiiininininiTifiiTT^
C o m m ittee w ho m a y re je c t, a n y o r all
this period o f American history and
bids.
D A T ED ; J u ly 28, 1948.
built into it an interesting story
JO H N W. K N O X ,
—31-32
T o w n sh ip C lerk . depicting the vigor and life o f the
middle o f the nineteenth century.
The story half-hour fo r children
NOTIC E
under ten will be conducted Friday,
NOTIC E O F P U B L IC 'S A LE O F LA N DS A ugust 6, from four to four-thirty
A N D P R E M ISE S IN T H E TO W N SH IP by Mrs. D. C. Lippincott.
N orth End Pavilion
O F N E P T U N E , IN T H E C O UNTY OF
The library is open Fridays from
‘Ocean Grove
M ONM OUTH. •
N O T IC E is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t o n two to five p. m., Mt. Carmel W ay
All O ur Candies Slade on the |
T u e sd a y , th e te n th d a y o f A u g u st, 1948, and Pennsylvania avenue in the
a t 2 P . M. a t th e N e p tu n e T o w n sh ip
" Premises
H e a d q u a rte rs , 137 S o u th M ain S tre e t. building owned by the Woman’s
Salt W ater Taffy
N ep tu n e , N ew J e rs e y , th e T o w n sh ip of Club of Ocean Grove.
N ep tu n e , in th e C o u n ty o f M o n m o u th
—• H arriet K. Thielke
Twenty Flavors
Exterior nnd Interior
Painting
N E P T UNE
1315 NINTH AVENUE
Phone
A. P. 2-4060
‘
ELECTRIC
CONTRACTOR-.
"A nything E le ctrica l”
Post Office Box I
OCEAN GROVE
Res. Tel. Belmar 9-0165-MI
The
Book Shelf
The Cleveland ball clnb Has wpi*- •
■only one m ajor league pennant
since organized baseball began in
1901. Cleveland captured th eir
only flag in 1920.
ABEL’S TREE EXPERTS
PLANTING - PRUNING - REMOVAL OF TREES and SHRUBS
' FREE ESTIMATES 1604 Asbury Ave.
ASBURY PA R K
Tel. A.P. 2-7655-J
17 M ain A ve. — O cean G ro v e
20 Y ears W ith
H AM ILTON W A TCH CO.
CONTRACTORS
Phone
A. P. 2-9107
T elephono 819—D A Y O B N IO H T
C a rs fo r a ll O ccasio n s, a lso L o cal a n d L o n ? D istan c e M o ri bit
. C H A R T E R E D B U S S E S F O R A L L OCCASIONS
111 S o u th M ain S tre e t.
y
H om e 140 H eck A venue, O cean G rove
A. P. 1-1041-R
Radio Repairing
18 Abbott Avenue, Ocean Grove —
20 MAIN ST., A. P.
TAXIS
W. B. NAGLE
AU kinds Electrical Work
STATION
At MAIN AVE. Gates
Thompson Coal Company -
43 MAIN AVENUE
24-hr. Service— Bring to store
WASHING, SIMONIZING, TIRES, BATTERIES
DYNAFUEL - TIRE REPAIR - LUBRICATION — A.P. 2-9068
CLEANING
FU EL OIL
WOOD AND CHARCOAL
117, South Main Street, Neptune, N . J .
Telephone 2-5630
RADIO REPAIRS
SCOTT’S
21-HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE ON PREMISES
S IT N S F T
Phone
A.P.2-6874
NOTIC E O F P U B L IC SA L E O F LA N D S.
A N D P R EM ISE S IN T H E TO W N SH IP
O F N E P T U N E , IN T H E COUN TY O F
M ONM OUTH.
N OTIC E is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t o n
T u e sd a y , th e te n th d a y o f A u g u st, 1048,
a t 2 P . M. a t th e N e p tu n e T o w n sh ip
H e a d q u a rte rs , 137 S o u th M ain S tre e t,
N ep tu n e , N ew J e rs e y , th e T o w n sh ip o f
N ep tu n e , in th e C o u n ty o f M o n m o u th
w ill o ffe r a t p u b lic sale, to th e h ig h e st
b id d e r, a t a m in im u m sale p ric e o f
F iv e H u n d re d D ollars, ($500.00), a ll th e
r ig h t ti tle a n d interest; o f th e said
T o w n sh ip o f N e p tu n e a c q u ire d a t a
ta x sale a n d th e fo re c lo su re o f th e
e q u ity o f re d e m p tio n th e re o f in a n d
to th e fo llo w in g d escrib ed la n d s a n d
p re m is e s :A ll th a t c e rta in p lo t, piece, o r p a rc e l
o f g ro u n d k n o w n a n d d e s ig n a te d a s
B lock 17, L ots 28, 29, 30, a n d 31, b e in g
a p ie ce o f v a c a n t g ro u n d a p p ro x lm a te Jy 100 b y 100 Seet a t th e n o rth w e s t
c o rn e r o f N ew g ate L a n e a n d W akefield
R oad, A sb u ry G ab les.'U p o n th e fo llo w ­
in g te r m s a n d c o n d itio n s:(1) T w e n ty p e r c e n t (20%) o f th e
p u rc h a s e m o n e y 'to b e p a id a t th e tim eth e p r o p e r ty is s tr u c k off. I f th e m o n -
se s se d ' v a lu a tio n fro m t h e firs t o f th e
m o n th .n e x t a f t e r th e d a te o f sale
u n til th e e n d o f thfe c u r r e n t y e a r an d
also a ll le g a l co n v e y an cin g fees. A n y
b id d e r w h o fa ils to co m p lete h is p u r ­
ch a se w ill f o r f e it to th e T o w n sh ip an y
d ep o sit p a id .
14) T n e salé o f th is p r o p e r ty is s u b ­
je c t to co n firm atio n b y th e T o w n sh ip
C o m m ittee w h o m a y r e j e c t a n y o r all
b ids.
D A TED : J u ly 28, 1948.
JO H N W . K N O X ,
—31-32
T o w n sh ip C lerk .
READ THE OCEAN GROVE
TIMES FO R LOCAL NEW S
22 ‘LAKE AVENUE
OCEAN GROVE
Tel. A. P . 1-9888
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The Ideal Cake For Hot Weather
REITZ BAKERY
43 Pilgrim Pathway
111 Emory Street
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
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