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to Ex- 

Chan- 

/ORK HERE 

^Riiweiimt, Ui« full 

jNCua'-Including 

^ •stead from the Oe- 

1 of the sew BUi it 

Aft emit into 9th at, 

îBBtdlled by tlie at#te. 

fcfe this effect w an- 

• Friday by members 

highway commission, 

Conference with re-, 

' and an inepection 

also Announced that a 

dw&y, providing for 

lnliGs. will .be con- 

the other end of 

the now Kalnhow 

nwny from what Is nqw an abrupt 

tarn, where th« now bridge rofd 

i joins Uie shore ro»d, just above 

the Guteway Casino, at Somen 

PplnL A triangle J50 feet long nt 

its longest Dolnt will be cut from 

this hank, leaving a broad en 

trance to the bridge 

State to InnUU Drains. 

The state will ulso install four 

drains under the new pavement 

on 9th st. 

Those attending the conference 

from the state were Firman 

Reeves, of the highway couunis- 

ilon; Jacob Bauor, chief engi- 

neer; John Williams, district en- 

gineer, and Senator diaries C. 

Read. The city was represented 

by Jolin K. TroUl, city ronimlE 

ilonor, and William II. Collision, 

Jr., cily engineer, 

Mr> Trout announced this wL-ck 

that blue prints uf the proposed 

bronze tablets to be erected on 

the Ocean City end of the bridge 

are being prepared by Morrlr 

Gouutflnd, state highway engineer 

He said the state hns agreed to 

provide them. One will hear the 

BuiiH's of tile state highway com- 

inlfsioti and data about the 

bridge. The tuber will be a mem 

orinl to world war vettrans. to 

whom UK? bridge it* to (te «lodi 

eatcJ. 

1 needed to provide the 

"ihBnldsre for this road 

1 6i obtained from the 

tlie state will cut 

.GAINESand 

CAFE 

' Steaks Chops and 

Sea Food 

[ ATC, 0«Mlt C'lly, Jf. J 

HEABLEY 

HNGC0AL 

on flit mirlMt. Full 

to ton •uaranteatf. 

Pnen « 

>: 1BTH A WEST 

[4 Receivers Named 

For Beealey Bridge 

Four permanent receivers were 

appointed for the Beesly'a Point 

Bridge, Friday, by Vlee Ohaneel- 

lor Frank B. Davis, at Camdefi. 

The Ocean rity Automobile Bridge 

Co.. owners of the span, consent- 

ed lo the receiverahip. which is 

of the "friendly" variety, and un- 

dertaken in order to protect the 

company and its creditors. 

R. Wayne Kraft, Oamden law- 

yef, Mas named to serve with 

Robert K, Bell, local attorney, 

Charles I. Lafferty and Clyde L, 

Paul, The latter three were nam- 

ed temporary receivers the week 

before, • • 

Miss Jtanette Darby bag re- 

turned f-orn T \i*il if several 

in St Feter^hur^ Flu 

ROBERT'S HOTEL 

and RESTAURANT 

OPENS SATURDAY, APRIL 15 

Delicious Dinners 

and Platters 

Restaurant 

12 a, m. to 

12 p. m. 

TRAINOR'S and 

YUfiNGI^Mp BEER 

re Road Somers Point 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEULJEDGER. OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY 

n A,I 1 ni 

E Church Plans 

Musical Services 

Church Choir in 

Cantata Tonight 

'Crucifixion' to be Sung at 

Presbyterian Church 

Toniffht (Good Friday) the choir 

of the First Presbyterian church, 

under the leadership of Miss Lou- 

isa T. Corson, will render Sir John 

Stainer's beautiful cantata, "The 

Crucifixion.* 

Dr- Charles F, N* ,Voe#elin, the 

minister, says 

**This sacred cantata hus lon£ 

Lex'ii rofârded as one of the flwst 

tuneful -and appropriute Lenten 

compositions, and unlike the more 

mwlorn works, it does not tire one 

with repetition. 

'Tt is said by mu^jr critics of 

note that the music of the Cruci 

fix ion F which is so beautiful and 

expressive, hns been greatly en- 

hanced bv the wort Is that portray 

the coming of Christ :ind His dis- 

ci J»les 10 Cethsemano, His Aôny 

The Precession to Calvary. His 

a for forgiveness for His peo- 

i;Le, His statement to His Mother, 

The Appt'jl of the Cruci tied and 

the Hnal chorus 'It is finished. 

The PresbvU*rinn rhurch choir 

lius for many years been t* leader 

Easter Services at 

Holy Trinity Episcopal 

UOIT TKIJUTV UIMttll 

(Episcopal) 

KeT. 0. N* Davidson, Uertnr 

Service* for ISaator Sunday— 

6,00 a. 111. Holy l-Urluirist. 

8-00 ii. 111- Holy l'.'ut'h;irUit. 

'J.30 H. in- Astinrj" nv 

Tho women of the liiirifh 11 vo ask- 

ed to don at*. 1 to Hi L: ât:r |Wst, 

This wa« iliscusse.1 liv the Bonst- 

it«, Monday niitht, but was laid 

iivi-r for a dwislon until ..nine timt 

urge, be sublet to several 

angas. at time goes on. 

Expense Not Heavy 

It is estimated that the Booit. 

en' shar* of tho MptmiS in earry- 

•-- ..* «l,l. rnmrram will not ejt 

nf out this program \UlI not e 

ceed |1 000 Thm does not mclu 

the C3toen>.e>i of the Boosters a 

m ff to spnd 

imum amount The whole under 

I t bt th 

.le 

ad- 

committee, but this com- 

mittee is planning to jpend R min- 

"" — v -*le und«r 

but thor. 

[lowers or t !her tlrtni ui n loi 

Pâilef Sunday are asked 10 mm 

w Hh 

Plorencr Iitfnn 11H I!,1\ 

len%e ihpm ni 

d iv lftt in mi 

Lutherans to Hear 

and tuneful niuaic. and 

the decision to sinjr "The Cruci- 

fixion" has met with public ap- 

The public U invited to i 

attend this sen-ice and to worship ! 

at the Eafter servu'e,*, when the ' _\ special 

choir will sine solos and choruses ; will he ih 

from Pelre's Cantata, "His Great-' of Oriice Lutheran elm 

•st Love," The hymns and the : erg point which will 

ermonj will he selected especially ] gpticial rrcitiil of 

for the day. The gemma hy il). 

The choir i« composed of Miss ] i^d "Spread tiie \v 

Louisa T. Corson, leader: Mrs, Ed-' 

ward Cornman, Mrs, Mildred Ho- 

nd Miss Catherine Goifi'r 

loij Mrs, Marian Trout Mur- 

phy, Mrs. T, J, Carey, Mrs, iUflph 

jarvis, Mrs. George Sooy, Mrs. j ^ 

William Ranck, altos; Henry Lop- i jn"ch'ir"V 

er, William H. Collision, Jr., and I£ the «oln 

Aaron Stephenson, tenors, ,and J |-n and" (n" 

John T, Seal, Herbert R. Smith | Department 

and Ralph Jarvis, bassos, Leslie | Tt)s. ",.",."," 

will be at the console and 

will play special prelude and post- 

lude numbers. 

Special Easter Music 

Easter Sunday will lie 

ilh fittinn services at ", 

i. at St. John's Luillfran < 

ire .if tiir 

setui' nf III 

"Spr 

1 The s?u 

' an Easter 

;Thi> chtltii in 

I inf diliijently 

j are prepared 

Presbyterian Church 

Dinner Next Tuesday 

The annual chicken dattie sup- 

per will be served by the Ladies 1 

Auxiliary of the .first Presbyter- 

ian iihureh, nest Tuesday, from B 

to S p, m. in t»ia ;;v:iaJ room. 

Mrs. James Ward, in charge of 

the culinary department, has ar- 

ranged the followtnir menu; To- 

mato juice, chicken psttle, mashed 

potatoes, peas, celery, cole slaw, 

radishes, rolls, butter, coffee, ice 

cream and crackers. Tickets can 

bt secured from members of the 

xiliarv or from Charles Russell. 

Mrs. Harry Morris is in charge 

of the dining hall. Suppers will 

he sent out if called for. 

WESTMINSTER GUILD TO 

SIDE MARKET 

WM, HESBV, Prop. 

1160 ASBURY AVENUE 

Mrs 

JLMOR BRANCH 

pff. Premium Hams 

lianp or Round 

fe itadtt ,.: 

&••••. • • 

BU: .' — ; . 

pfcSpMld 

p>Butt«p ,.; , 

tig and Beans, with 

1 Tomato Sauce - 2 ft cans 

tb 

n. 

ft 

cm 

18c | 

25c 

30c 

24c 

10c 

Irene Powell, 34th st. and 

av., assisted bv Mrs. Mar- 

ion Ferguson and Mrs, Virginia 

Crane, entertained the Westmin- 

ster Guild, Tuesday niiht. 

Mrs. Gertrude Damico told of 

Chineie women who are studying 

medicine to enlighten their people 

how to avoid and treat diseases. 

Plans are being made under the 

Buidance of Miss Catherine Gor- 

don and Mrs, Gertrude Hughes to 

organise a junior branch. The so. 

cJety it missionary in activity and 

is connected with the Presbyterian 

church, 

A new member, Mrs. Yeiiney, 

was enrojled,. Mrs. Etna Plaut 

was elected a patroness to assist 

Mrs, A. J. Smith. 

Refreshments were served, Pres- 

tnt were: Mri. Dorothy Wallace, 

Mrs. Mattie Wallace, Mrs. Miriam 

Wainwright, Mrs, Blanche Young, 

Miss Jeanette Darby, Mrs. Frances 

Faust, Mrs. Helen Moyer, Mrs. 

Gertrude Damico, Mrs. Marion j 

Murphy, Mrs. Frances Gilford, 

Catherine Gordon, Miss 

PHil.ATHI'.A C 

PLANS Kl'MM \(;i: 

COATSWORTH """""""• 

S. UHASY AV. ATLANTIC CITY 

LAWN MOWERS 

SHARPENED 

First Baptiat Church 

Announcements 

FIRST BAPTIST (HI III H 

l"th ?• aii.l WrSl, j \ , 

W 

BAYS1DE SPECIALTY 

MACHINE SHOP 

Id-, ISAV \\K. PHONK 1H7 

\Tii:sn 

MKKTINc 

SPECIAL OFFER 

If !..u think ,,,t 

Christian Science 

Subject for Sunday, 

•noern 

'.he subjec 

pM Churfhc.. of Ch 

Spy, April 16. [D-3 

The Golden in: 

Dr, Harry H, Lake 

Optometrist 

2 Anbury Ave, Phono 494 

; calls for economy, 

0U Tne iS iunds committee started 

this week solieltinjr buiiness firms 

and property ownerp for contribu- 

tions A letter is being »P4rt 

to be mulled to them, This will 

l,e followed by personal soliclta- 

tmn! The committee consists of: 

Enwin E. Stiles, chairman; Henrj 

W Toivnsend, secretary; Stirling 

,W'. Cole. Henry Roeser and Mor 

ten I*ach. _^ 

Italian Rural Life 

Is Sketched by Club 

Ural 

pro- 

3 Held in Store 

charged with an itt«niSa 

bt»y at imkim% druR r 

wood. Jnckuon is the i 

ptibliean' candldue fgr 

The three, arc Willtam I 

29, 4S i. Carolina av • ' 

rt, 10, 22 S. Caroiijis'^ *L. 

rl YMt. 30, 120 Qriirt.Pijq 

Fla(WiKhts and a jfa2»Vr3 

found In their car. ".' 

Mrs, Sarah Simkins.'rf" 

is an all-week ffuest of **, i 

ter, Mrs. B. Frank Smil 

MORGAN 

ENGINEER 

Hdnlclp 

Lund Buntn, 

fp from Ilnlian 

life, oniicled hy member 

vided enfertainiiiPnl at n mepfine 

nf thP Itnlinn Independen! rluli 

last Fridnv night. Other similar 

eventB will lie held In the fu- 

ture. 

Among; th'iso «lin tnnk pnrt 

pro Grepnrlo Oilitierto, ToiiJ' I'i- 

Ith, and Tony PlIegBl, 6th, 

Unsile nntiato, IJOIIIB Mlgllnceio, 

Leon rnllsn rmd Tonv BottORlio. 

KATZINGERS 

SHOES — Fro|»r_ 

Suptinri 

ILnHCN- 

ff Sly!?*. Propfr StiPtinrt ina Fiap 

Fit, Kith Tiny F»t X-rl7 Fitted. 

neerinjfi 

fhent by 

city rr ra 

p 

and jflanp 

E%-city E 

a,'. A 

Fortr&nl i 

nnd mBn 

0 

, 

le|i ** 1 

LAW OFFICES 

George Ebnet 

Legal matters gHen tmiBM «,|j 

tention. Colltctionn • dl 

S24 Ninth St, Ocean 

i(MI»-ll ATl.AM'H 1 AVK, 

and the r, 

Ladies' Aid 

dllflns H 

OD Tuesday 

The Mj 

repular 

niihi nf next 

been selfiii- 

lar Friday iiithi 

the ii 

jrlone Sally." ill 

ei "Hfrein \ I 

bui the! h» In. 

to b h 

N'ii man hath eri 

we love rffiF annthp? 

lind hii love i, jtffc 

| 

Or,,] ,!• 

] 

Tf UcunnSerm 

fnllnwinir rn=«arc f 

ente siMtimok, "Sci 

K« IB the Strip 

E*i •J f 

yro 

anil II, 

hi- st» 

h 

Convention Hall Urged as 

Meeting Place for Ciuests 

i i 

t |,im , 

fiafsjil 

rS%J:J^\KB? 

Mcs. 

Fre*h 

doc 22c 

FOR THE CHILDREN 

Enter Bunnies each 50c 

f 

Us mad Save, Money Scrip Accepted 

City Furniture and Storage Co. 

p*'WKST AVENUE Give Us a RIBB—Pbone S70 

What You Want, for Home, Hotel, Office 

and Store* at Lowest Prices Ever 

FM]«d«IpIiU Offkci f 13 Sprkif Qarden Sticet 

,Pnprtttn PHONE MARKBT UH 

City Scrip Accepted At Par 

s AT 

NEW ' 

urn 

PRICES 

Mrs, MarRaret MontKOmet 

Gertrude ""„„"„_.. I_ 

Mrs. Yenney, Mrs. Gertrude Bow-1 

ker, Miss Mary Fox and Mrs, Et- 

na Plaut. 

BAKED SHADIFFFEB AT 

31, K. CHCBC8 TOSlftHT 

Plans for the annual shad sup- 

per tonight (Friday) in the social 

rooms of tne Methodist cfiureh 

were perfected Tuesday niiht 

when the Woman's Home Mission- 

ary Society, under whose spon- 

urship it is, met at the home of 

the preiident, Mrs. Horace Smith, 

434 central av.. Tickets can be 

ttfatained from Mrs. J, Thornley 

Hugbei, head of the ticket com- 

mittee, or from.any member. The 

diDlog room will be , supcrviscij 

by Mrs, E, V. Hokroft and Jifs. 

Hattle Murphy will rtlgn in the 

kilenen. The menu follows: 

Baked Shad Baked Hun 

Often Feu Bated Beans 

Brown Potatoes Pepper Hash 

Home Made Bread 

Canned Peaches 

Rome Made Cake 

lUETIST LADIES' AID 

AFFAIR IS SUCCESS 

The Kdffee Hatch sponsored by 

the UdiW'AW of the Baptist 

church was a WE success. The 

KOcial room waa filled to capacity. 

A playlet ^î presented by Hit. 

WtStor Book, Xn, WalMr SWeldi, 

Mrs, Venwn Smith, Mrs. Amy 

Braeklfyi Mrs. lank 0. Brooks, 

Mrs, J, P, CMman. M>* rmnklln 

King. Mrs. Prorence Prmdi, Mrs. 

Barnbousa, Hn. Malic Pfamlers, 

Vmt Htodto uM Billf Bttckley. 

,I« Craun, cake and coffee wars 

Dr. A. D. Wojl Speaks Here. 

Tho Sftn'B Forum I« asinred ol 

an inttfaAlBt Btislon. on Bundmy 

•ItfrnaM at-.tB* tiDfberan cfioreh. 

Dr. AmWa Oi" Woll. *fir known 

' rho tate ' 

rr r 'fl E tt"fl*'(1 mnsr? T JAMKS \, ji. r:. mi HI u 

(Tlie (hiirch «( v. cl....-;.». 

I Md Hume W.;.k rlnnned 

Oll I ;ijunc- 

famih' 

Lake 

.iii 01,1 

I.".", with li'.o iiiinij ,i Lsii' 

rM,n : oti In SejitiMni.pr. Thf 

;'ii-ii!ly W'liiM •.!•• nykp.! t., -pin.îr 

•n;., atTair. ti. whi. » :',.rrn«r resi- 

• •••'Its nf Occrin C:iv wiiuj.l he in- 

viiflii fur II ifHi:ii Meri'ii, CliHimiiin ft 

rtootl ( in(lui'iiiIon, wlilih in ewi- 

.liiiis Mu. new nth W. bridHe, 

liiiH iiEi'fPil i" remove all the lem- 

pornry huildiiiBii lised In coiiBlniP- 

lloii wnrl; iifi soon na thp hridgo 

is ciimpleted. 

notified and naked to Manilne His 

1, i 

'Two Banks Bid in 

Gateway Chattels 

Sold for $100 Under $80, 

000 Mortgage, 

TIIP chattels of ihe Gateway 

isino were pin'chnHPil liy Hie two 

nliH which licld a iniirisage ax 

ays lwo-1mroB mm *.i• v.«.-, 

Taxes Than Wildwood I Singer Fined 

ilhliirt of rutahleR ml 

I In ilhliirt of ruae 

exempllnna in the countj Tnr 

WilH 

county 

thin 

ireiiHurer. 

tte by the 

Winfleld !i 

culling >,..,........, .. 

Hllcbner, and Kdward U nice 

of i In- counly 

Bnokmakers paid 1600 to th 

Rentals Increase # .I^S^S^ 

As Easter Arriveslirf«n»tion. • - *••- 

The rentlriB buaJncua htt« pieleod" 

up coniidsrably the F__ 

with indicatlona"kt pr«ent 

rental seaion is now on. 

While numbers ai-o not avmll- 

ahlt, intarviewi •with several real 

estate men yesteriay revealed that 

an encouMging number of rental* 

I have been msluy ,.1)imt.j. rivambor 

11 "'.",',• , of fomiiHTCP. •fniir! House. Tliei-e 

^ iblwo.nl. w!]] h., n 0 pnhiifHj. for yon. if 

•-;-••- you 1I1 > am wisli it: nnd ilipfe 

Snl.iv.-i-. Wiiiiwnful. MR. pp,.,,,!,,^. wiii hn nnnn Un- tl.o 

"»'"'- 1 '>'- 1 iiarlv viui placii. 

• 's new listitiKs: 

Sea Isle rity. Woman 

Eel I'.ijiiil.-lioiip. Wililwonil, 

fctit chcrk, 

f Cainii, Wiiiidbine, Infcnny, 

lliiiTis, Wiindliinc, lar- 

Dontipily, Philn,, hitr- 

|ao A, TOiitlpy, Wiidttiind 

_Hnff, Wildwoinl. bui'slnry. 

on-Hiijiporl nf Wlft 1 . 

im Kiiwai'il Turner. Wi'W 

[sy, iiim-fiiiiiiiiiri uf wife, 

is Jiinilnra, I'ppfr Town- 

itriliiry. 

a Knriihii, . 1'ppor Town- 

arjliiry. 

Paki-lii, fppor Township, 

Blpvin, rape May. iRta 

iirty y p 

Tills'week's 

BP.WINO S 

i 

iiisi'B Sl.f.ll.ilR. 

Wildwoail pnid Sl.OOn tnwnri 

llie lfl!!l ilpliniiueiil InSPB lino Ihr 

coiiniy, iitid Nnrlh Wildwonil pnid 

tl.lifij.Mi. also on 1!»S1 Inxpa. 

Mayor Marries First 

Couple of the Season 

Mayor Hurry TlpaHloy unform- 

ed lfirt .lirsi maiTiiiise enrnmnny 

nf thf BMiison. Nliindny, in his of- , 

ficp ui rily ball, ' 

TIIP hi'idi 1 wna Isallipi'inp ft. 

WiilHli, of BM1 ThnnmB iiv,, WPBI 

Philadelphia, and the urimm wnt 

I'ranit C. Vntiilr-rmililh, J2S npr- 

or st.. llojchoroiigh. Vn, 

Mr. Vondersrnilli iiwns ii rnllago 

hPre on 17lh Bi,, wlipri' Im anil 

bride will live, Mr. iiilil M-'s. 

will' iin Kcwini- in her home • In 

MchaiiBP Mr children's clothes 

. mod oi- fuel. HiiBhnnd will .1.' 

nnrdeniim or pnlnnnp -FiU- 46. 

PAINTFl? — vVlldwood. HUB .. 

..hiilren :m.l wife who is i.ll «- 

. ,„. tant muthcr. U naintpr l.y 

ira.lp nnd will iln ariy lc.n.1 of 

wnrli. BSpPft In !«• tnlll l.i >»• 

pni.. lionie i» n few dnys nml 

w,!.l.« cxclmnp- lnhnr fnr Pln^ 

with a coiiiile of rooms. File 17 

"Plmonix. m 

If Oprmiiiiin, Dpnnis Town- 

IMlilnry iiiai'BPa. 

i Hokaisid, I'ppcv Town- 

Urglnry, 

A riistiir. ITpppr Township 

' and blirslary. 

m Npwciliiiiip, Philndel 

I nrcpny, 

k HiiBBon, rape May, Inr 

rnmilpn. larreny 

i J Jury to Probe 

id Voting Charge 

April Krand Jury will eon- 

ilain im Tucisdny, 111 con. 

iharjieB of fnuidulent vol. 

Nnrih Wildwnnd, il was 

tills week. 

.(nnrKea nro made by Peter 

lierBim, jlu.y (•iiinmi«»ini|pr, 

m a iininn nppiibiimn. Nnrlh 

•pnil inrnrd in ISII-RP ninjor- 

or ihp regular .Uppiililleans 

reennt vp.nrH, 

FRIDAY and 

SATURDAY 

$Q.85 

This week-end you will have the opportunity 

to secure the popular white gold filled rimless 

mduntings, at a price far lower than usual 

Particularly neat in appearance and unusual- 

ly serviceable. The flexible center almost eli- 

minates breakage, 

DR. H. R, NOVROS 

M'TAMKTHINT IS (IIA 1(1.K 

OF KVK I'.XAMIN'ATIOSS 

M. K, 111.ATT CO. MRKZAN 

MEBLATTCO. 

AHanticCltys GrMt Department Store-Dial 4-1IU 

A, SlnvciButl, nf 

l 

rrankr 

vis !'" r 

inn were 'wi-e'k-end'Biiests: "Tlill" 

- Mi»a .lean Yiiiins, 

Tiirnpr. of Trenton; 

A SoeliS, of Artniry Park. 

> THE 

ADS 

Ladies Half Soles 

Men's Half Soles 

Rubber Heels, 

Men's or Ladies' 

Work nonr WKilQ You Wait 

Central Shoe Repairing 

r.'il ARhnrr,.opp. Mnrphj's n-ifl 

fill AHIHITV AW. 

WnFk nuarBiitesd by 

13th VCBF jn IIsflineM In Octisn Cltf 

Atlantic Citys Great Department St©r, 

» mt 

It) S9e 

Bacon 

Chicken Fat Ib 20e 

Freshly Caught 

Chesapeake Bay 

Back Shad 

Roe Shad 

Oteaned Fw»h CroaWn or §M 

Frt-sh Flllrts Gennlne Haddock 

Ms Vut« — SMOT far y» pmu. 

Ib 

Ib 

ft 14C 

156 

Fresh Fruits 

and Vegetables 

Full Podded Calif. 

Pern 

Luscious Louisiana 

Strawberries kK iZVie 

Golden Bananas doi 17c 

Juicy Grapefruit each Be 

Fancy Green 

Asparagus 

— 29c 

Crisp Spinach ft vBe! 

Almeria Orapei 

Extra Large 

SttH 

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