Mar 1953 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger
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Yesterdays
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D. ANOEVINK. Editor
HAROLD LEE, AMliL.ni Edltar
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THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 19 5 3
Why They 'Adopted' Ocean City
Talking to Ocean City's new permanent residents
Who attended the "Welcome Night" affair at the hiRh
. school, Friday night, paid revealing dividend)).
AH said that their decision to reside here the year
around resulted from summer vacations they had xpent
in the resort. Some had been coming here IS summers,
Otheri a» m*ny as 45, They all seemed proud of that
It proved a point: That Ocean City'.* strength lief
in providing a clean, wholesome environment, ami
wholesome recreation for its summer KUCMW, It adds up
to character and good taste. It's the foundation upon
which the resort ia buildinp an impressive permanent
population of home owners,
"Welcome Night" was a distinctive SUCCUHS, It re.
fleets credit upon the Chamber of Com me rue. Certainly
it should become at least an annual event.
All we can hope is that the Smith-SHndmaii debates
stick to pergonalitieH and stay tlear of such vital issues
as cigarette prices or real estate.
Retort's Churches Art Thriving
Rev. Frank F, Adlor ui-ffed in a talk to the resort's
hew residents at the "Welcome Night" affair, Friday,
that they support the churches, and thereby help to
preserve the characteristic* thiit attracted them to
Ocean City,
That the newcomers are doing just that is indicated
by the rapid growth all of the churches are experi-
encintf
Only a couple of years ago, for instance. Pastor
Adl«r's own church, St. John's Lutheran, was forced to
double its capacity, and now the added space is proving
Inadequate,'
The Catholics are now constructing their second
large church, at 2nd st. and Atlantic av.
The Preshyteriftiis have acquired property, looking
to future expansion.
Th« Episcopnlians reri'iitly constructed a tu-w
parish house.
The Christian Scientists have convened a Inrmtf
bank building to a church.
The Methodists have cluborute plans for future
expansion.
And the Tabernacle will have twn identical morn-
ing services evfry Sunday this summer.
Thus, it is appttrt lit that the resort's lesitlt'iits, old
and new, are HUpporling the churches ^Kafeguaids to
the resort's high iil
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Seashoi i Plantii,
Good Grade Top Soil Used
Mushroom Soil
types Potted Plant* including nevcral varieties
hybrid Tea Roses, ready for outside planting-
)EDAR BRIDGE NURSERY
AND GREENHOUSE
Zion Road at Bargnintown Lnke
I Milei from Ocean City Phone Somer* Point Z360
«• *« fc«frf,y wa/f for rtoi» coW winter months so fc« ton
h» nmhrt ef Atlantic Triph Refined Heating Oil
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« Triple Rtfined HciiinJ Oil.
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HANS P. VOSS
AUTOMATIC HEAT AND FUEL OIL
FIFTH ANB ASnilllY AVENUE — VEL,. 0413
k, MU'I, , r . 7"Ac N»w Jersey Poll
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y£^£l Statewide Survey Indicat&a Close
%Jx S Gubernatorial Race in New Jersey
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STATEWIDE
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Ant! lifro's how DctTiocralic Piirty
iiu-niLiers' in the state answered:
DEMOCRATIC- PARTY MEMBERS,
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Lifer to *fe Urinecrsis win 88^',
L!h? to SPF OOF win S
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prnds Oil who ih? caniidair* aff
rind (tip kind of rampaign «a|?d.
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Isuiciipnnrm voters svno esnrpss im
upiniitti us its SHhk'U partj Uiey
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Miy tht.'S -Aiiiiiii likt? in st't* a Hi-'pyh-
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l^mnrniU will Win; 13 prr rrfli
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INDEPENDENTS ONLY.
KTATEWIBE
Like in SP* EfBublifan* utn 41^r
Likr to *irf- DprnQpfals win Si
Drpi-nd* an candldatps and
rampaigii waged 31
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of OceAti City
Cape May County'. Largest Bank
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVR SYSTEM
FEDERAL DEPOSIT 1NSI B.VNCE CORTOKATtON
YOUR DEPOSITS ARE NOW INSURED TO
$10,000.00
Banking Hourii
9 a.m. until 2 p.m. — Saturday: 9 a.m. until 11 noon
Here's your opportunity to own and drive a really
fine automobile at only a few hundred dollars more than
you'd pay for a car in the lowest-priced field!
TN AL!. truth, tho nuw I'uckurtl
J. CLIPPER is enjoying public ro-
spuiwi? far beyond expectations uiiti
hiiK, BiliLi! the first day it WHH HIIOWII!
BcoiiUKO the Vnluu is there, mid the
price is right.
How yun Paukiird do it? Deliver mi
much big-car value nnd pcrformniwu
ut mcdium-i'ttr prieoa?
FIRSTi It's pHckard enuliieurinti tru-
ditiimiilly fuiD, hbtorifnlly depunduhle.
Piitkurd, you remember, is the oldoBt
iiiaker of fine quality cam in Anuiricn.
SECOND, I'uckurd oi.oupiiw n uiiiqui 1
innliuf«i.iuriiig pOHitian, for Packard
alone with 84 yeans' experience in tiiii*
iiir building, lumbiiiea crnftHinunHhip
ol tlie highest churuuter, and modern
nia»s production tcchmquos, to pro.
duio Hreuter dollar for dollar values.
In Hiiditiqn to grfiiler ViiliiDs, you
get Packard's toiitour styling that b,
setting the new trend in automotive
design. Contour styling means not only
o handaottier car, but bettor visibility
- uny wuy you look! You get the
umoothiiesH and comfort of the famoun
I'liekard ride, too—real big-car ridrl
You Rot the unforgottablo kitten,
smooth, whip-qulek pull and zoom of
tho Packard TnunderbpIt.S Engine^
real big-eur puwerl
In all. you get more than 70 big-car
features! -
Jf you pliin to buy a ear in the $2600
price.ela«a be sure to see and drive tho
new Packard CLIPPER and compare
it with other mfsdium-prieed ears. Bur.
prbingly enough the CLIPPER costs
only n few hundred dollars more than
ears in the lowost priced field. And, of
courao, there's a wide range of now
Isoautiful CLIPPER modela. any one
of which will give you a lift, as woll m
a ride, anytime you drive it!
In uddUiun to tlw IWIL I'Lll'l'liH, I'ackurd u/ cuurw continues lo build one Uf the itiitist curs in the world, mid
iimlvr (hi! tingle iianw PACKARD America's-nciv choice in fine cars. Now Auk the man wlio owm oiw!
BISHOP MOTOR SALES
IZtb Street and Anbury Ave., Ocean City, N. J.
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