Mar 1950 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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March lfi, 1950
; t
to Have
Conference
: ColBng»wood
, Stile*, of Merchanrvlllc
•nt;. of Uw N«w Jmn
:- ol P»renti and Teachers.
1 plant for the annual
_rinef of iht seven
coustta. to Mk* plan In
food High School today
;*«fc»,,,h^jll-day
«1 to 111 Parenl-Tcficher
I thi MCtJon si the stale,
m Welch Oron, prevail
r_l . :•, will delivm
B ddltm* of the conference
Us theme, "Citiiens-
developing from Ifeh'
be pre«nted by the
1 - count;
John
. tor
.._.k. of the
._ College, will
Jm experience it Worth-
, uaivmfty'i summer work-
__* parent-teacher leadership
. itMe »..T, A, chuirmtn wll!
I MNeunti of their work.
CoUlniiwood High School
VIRGINIA
r and Mn, A. Paul Oliver, 4is
' ' i night
Young's Engagement
to Baltimore Girl
Ii Announced
icnt hat been made io
A., el the engagement
Ann B. Griffith, of that city.
Thomaa Younl, Jr., ion
John T, Yoiinjfc ol Octal
John
of Mrs. John T, YoiiM,
City, and the late Mr, Yejfig
of
an
1 Mrs
Mr, Young, a gradunte of the Um-
venity of Pennsylvania, formerly
wit a iununer reildent QI Ocean
City for many yean. Miss Orlflim,.
a niece of the late State Senator
the late S
and Mn. Humphrey
of Howard County, Md., us a grad-
t f th Uion
ate D.
uate of Ihe Union Memorial
pital wheel ol nuning,
. a .
Sorority Plans
for Fashion Show
Wolfe.
oup of memberi of Nu Chap-
la sorority, will visit
A pou
ter. Beta
New York
it was announce
MBrehj4. 25 and 28.
., . .cod Tutiday night
wh»n Ihe group met at the home of
Mn. Irvin Johnson, Jr. Hotel reier.
yationi were received at the meet.
Final arrarnofnenti also were
Social - Personal - Clubs - Lodges
D. A. R. Hears
Talk on Nylons
County Agent
Addresses Chapter
Miss Loii O, Hamilton, county
home demonstrsiien agent, was
guest speaker Saturday afternoon at
the monthly meeting of the Sarah
Stillwell Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, at the home
of Mn. Irving Mounts, Ills Ocean
av. The chapter had as its special
guest Miss Joan Smith, the Quod
Citizenship Oirl tor 1980, who was
presented svtth a corsage of gar-
denias. Miss Smith will accompany
a DA H. delegation tn the antiu.il
State Society conference m Trenton
today and tomorrow.
TELLS MOW ITi MADB
Miss Hamilton discussed tuflun,
dividing _ her proBram into three
parts First she tujd ho« nylon
made for a' (aihion show and card j was made in the duponl plant am
' ^- - ' 'its many uses; next she displayt-d ?
number of pieces of material made
and hew each
1 Church. Va,
endurance of the American
trap remarkable He could
i run 4S miles at a time.
party to be given by combined
seashore chapters of the sorority
March 23 at the Senator Hotel, At-
lantic City. Mrs lisle Elwell, chair-
man, announced thit a Una) card
party comrnittee mcetinj will be to-
morrow night at the home of Mis.<
Orace Braun, in Egg Harbor,
Report* were given by Mrs John-
son on a plaitie party given recently
and Mrs, Frank Schuler reported on
S Mrs. fted Todd was a guest, Mri
gehulcr received the hottoss pack-
age
About half of American popcorn
sales are in theatre lobbies.
•urniture Repaired
Ref inished
Ear!
North's
Wood Shop
1Mb St.. Opp.
E. ft, SUtioo
Phone 2938
er Writ* Vm for • Free Esllm.tf '*—*tn_ r __ --
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Valance* • Kitchen Cabinet* and
Corner Cupboard* nude to Order.
!„ Reproduction* of
r IVnoa. Dutch Antique Furniture
, ,,
MARGARETJOHNSON
SCHOOL of
DANCE and DRAMA
507 . 9th Str of the county
ITSTDoebele outlined reasons why
TdicBl prafeBsion in so strangly
the lovernrnenfa universal
nre t>ro8 r » m - -
po HOOVER PLAN
ttn Joseph Msrtineili, president
j Uit AllBiitle County Auxiliary
In (poke briefly, urging the local
at to support the American Legisti
h IU Kht agBlnst loma features ol
S Hoover Cofnrnisslon report for
i in the Veterans' Admin-
° Marian Davies, of Wildwooti,
president, conducted the ses?
FABIWELL SHOWER
At a regular meeting of the Ocean
Of/ Auxiliary the previous pveuinij,
Iht women gavt • forewell gift
ihower to Mn, Anna H»mm«tt and
Mri. Miudt Hammett, who ire mov-
ing their reitdence to Orvilla, Pi.
Mrs Maude Hammett li a psit presi-
dent of the Auxiliary and its secre.
tary for three yean.
At this meeting Or, Doebele also
spoke In support of the blood donor
priiMriun of the American Red Cross,
Several Auxiliary members pledged
donations when the bloodmoblle
visits Oeeiin City April 20,
Refreshments were served.
To Hear Hotel Man
Back From Europe
The Pen Wiinen nf Alla/itie City
are exUmdini, an invitation to th"
civic clubs to hour Albert W Slender
of Trenton and Newark, president nt
the New Jersey State Hotel Associa:
tion on Monday. March 27, at iiv.j
p, m., at The ClaridHe Hotel
Mr, Stender will speak on "Present
Views of Europe's Economic Be-
velnpment". He will follow his talk
with a showing of colored motion
pictures which lie took of Holland,
Germany. Swijierland. France, Lux-
embourg and Belgium. Mr. Stenci.if
spent the pnst slimmer in Europe.
He has returnefl with definite ideas
as to the Eurnpiian eeniiomic situa-
liun.
12'/; in. BROADVIEW S(reen
Only I llRtpli Confffiff
Tufn i*i en=i£l?£t Mfl*
tifn—thal't silt
Tsrgtf TyRJng
PjCiUfS and iSund |RQp
jfite psiifiDn timylrans-
eyily with a iinglf
Hliii-k Tulii-. i:-i-ini!
Mo Fsdf . _ . Ho FlltVtr
AufsmgliE Gsift end
tiesdy
FINKBE1NERS
BARBER SHOP|
(Kormcrly Grahams Barber shopl [
NOW AT I
NEW LOCATION j
827 Asbury Ave.li 949 Asbury Avenue
Htre's a television screen ^
enough for ihe whole family
(and friends as well) to enjoy.
And it's priced for (he family
budgei, tool It's cornpleie with
all the many features thit ire
miking MoioroU THE teievi,
lion "buy" of the ye»r. Many
"expensive set" feaiurei . , ,
PLUS itunning cibinet of be«u.
fiful limed oik or mahogany.
See it, hear it, todiy!
•>•»»»«« »•»»*! >«•«««» ••••<
MIRRORS
ITlR
GLASS
RE-SILVERED;
AUTO SAFETY GLASS INSTALLED i
WINDOW GLASS REPLACED and GLAZED
GLASS OF ALL KINDS
F, FORREST NYMAN
snt'itV AVKMl'K '
>*******tt
frliii II 219=
Greenwood Cowan Co.
Phone 2598
EVERGREENS
All Varieties and Sizes
—- Yews Our Specialty —
SELECT TOItE OWN TREKS AT OSn OT
ATLANTIg COUNTY'S FINEST Nl'HHERYS
CEDAR BRIDGE NURSERY
Zion Read at Bargaintown Lake
6 Milei from Ocean City Phone Somepi Point 2380
Cousins Are Born
One Week Apart
21 Births in 13
Days at Hospital
During the first 13 dayi at March
there were 81 births at Shore Me.
morial .Hospital, Somera Polnf, the
hoipital re|)orted.
An unusual feature was the fait
that two sisters-in-law had babiej
nt the hospital snly a week apari,
A boy was bora March 1 la Mr, an'd
Mrs, Fred Tarves. 3rd, of 1, Bay view
pl. Ocean City, and a girl arrived
March 8 for Mr. and Mri. Donald
Tarves, of Marmora.
OTHER RESORT ABBIVALfl
Other new arrivals for Ocean City
were B girl March 3 fop Mr. ancl
Mrs Raymond Boaarth, 9 Simpion
rd ; a boy the same day for Mr." and
Mrs, John Costcllp. lisa Weil av..
and a boy March 12 for Mr. and Mrs
Karl Graham, 831 Palen av
Other births up to Monday In.
eluded:
March 1. a boy to Mr. and Mrs
Jdlin Sweeten, Caije May; March 2. a
Kirl tn Mr. and Mrs. Cnarles Oreer,
FlefiKiintville; h boy to Mr. and Mrs,'
Mrs Julius Reid. Pleasantville; ;.
Ijfiy tn Mr. and Mrs. Delaware Hand.
Abseenn, n boy to Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Cassidy. Petersburg: a girl In
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Belcher. Bng-
listi Creek; March 4. a boy to Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Sayer. West Car)*
May: March S. a Kirl to Mr. and
Mrs William II. Rocap, Court House
tilRL TO CARDIFF COUPLE
Miireh 8. a girl to Mr. and Mrs
Francis Briinca. Cardiff;_a boy to
Mr and Mrs. Edward Reed. Bar-
Kiiiiitowii; March 8. a girl to Mr,
and Mrs. Howard Sears, Mays Land-
niK; March in, a Birl to Mr. and
Mr« John O'Keefe. Northfleld.
Mnrch II, ii liny tn Mrs. Betty Rice.
Nurihlield; March 13. a girl to Mr
.•mil Mrs Jack C Isiirci, Linwood; »
hoy to Mrs Rachel Evans. Pleusani
ville; II Hirl tci Mr. und Mrs. Alvah
Ciffnrd. Mays Landinij.
• • •
Card Party Planned
bv Gamma Chapter
Two special events were planneti
by ihe Gamma Chapter. dmeg, r i
Lambda Psi sorority, meeting Tues-
• lay tush! al the home of Mrs
Diiiotliy Sharnitt. Linwnod.
II wn.y decided to have H White
f) Kli'iihiint Siik' March 28 at llie home
A nf Mrs Emily Peterson, BIB Pelhain
1 i p' • and a ^prinir pubjie card party
\ mi April 25 at the Anieriean Legion
^.fin:-; on ihe Music Pier,
A ciiiitribiiticin to the Red Cross
w;i* iipproved. Scrap books and
f nrds were turned in. to be delivered
in llii. Betty Bacharach Home, The
liu?.ie:.,s packai^e was awarded to
Mr* norothv Lee.
Wiitprrni'lons jiavu nnt bvvw &ug-
gQjilccI as a inoHllh nf mrutiiiji uuf
eurront wator shnrtiijjrN. bul in Ct-n-
tryl Afrita svlieiu wiiiurinuloriH nriMi-
iiiiU-ci, tht'y serve M a ^durto yi
wntif durint; dry periods.
ANDREW'S HAIRDRESSING
COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE
by ANDMEW and CLAIRE
•M ASBUBT AVCNUC
CLOSED MONDAY
CERRUTI BEAUTY SHOPPE
CLUBS HO.VLIATA
ASBURY AVBNUE Phone 1394
HELEN'S
• -
au
lit, «t Cwtml Aw, . Phone MSB
Helen Girt,. Pr.p,
-OI1D MONDATS
m— ««•« t
Phil's Beauty Shoppe
1161 Wart Ave. Phone 1966
HAIR STYLING
PERMANENT WAVES
NEW
I CURLS--
Beauty Shop
PIMM till
BIGGEST
THING
THAT
EVER
HIT
TOWN
ATOMIC
MILK SHAKE
30c
HOLROYD'S
616 AS1URY AVE.
dames were played and |ir
awijrded the winners Ire CIT
and cake limi other refrcsliinenth
Attcndinit were: Marilyn Booth
.limmy Bujlnck. Betsy iind Bnbby
Lee. Melodee Morrison, Carolyn und
Martha Thayer, Charlotte and Ann.
' .and .loan Klein.
Resort Summer
Couple Engaged
ML and Mrs- Norman W Geare,
nf The Cambridge. Qcrmantnwr
have annnunced the engaqenienl nf
their diiiifihter. Mips Mary Julia
Geare. to Charles Peter Graham
son nf Mr and Mrs. Alan II. Graham,
(if East Granite.
Miss Oeare was Kraduated from
Ciermantijwn Frielids Schnol and The
Charles Morris Price School. Mr.
Cii'uhum, a Kiuduate nf Coiauie Uni-
versiiy. served with the Air Force
pi', Ihe Snulli Paeiflc for three years,
Hiilli families arc Oeean City sum-
mer rcsidcnls.
Hospital Auxiliary
Gets Baby Bootees
A number of articles nf haby
bonlees and sbeks inudp by members
were turned in for sale nt the ciir-
ili r cunljoard. (it the meothiB of the
Wimieiis Auxiliary of Shore Me.
mnrial Hos|iilal. Tuesday.
The Auxiliary revised its by-law's
and decided to change its regular
ineclines to the third Tuesday
mouth, instead of the second j
ini! day will eontiiiue on the fir;
Wednesday each month
A card liiirty followed the meet
me, willi four tiibles in play. Priid,
\vere awarded.
NEW 1950 fllEROIRY
now priced to reach more owners than ever!
How to Solve
One Building Problem
See Page 14
CEEL'S
SUBMARINE SHOP
Hit llnpHB Art, phgu 1S7I
ITALIAN SUBMARINES
Steak Sandwich
on Italian Roll . 30c
^WTIPAITO . TOMATO IB)
SPAOHFTTI A MP¥AT BALLS
OH OBJ)EB ONLY
« A, SI, I, I) p, 31,
MBI, CECELIA MIOI.IAfCIO
TELEVISION
$ S Save $ $
ADMIRAL . EMERSON , RCA . MOTOROLA
C.E, . WESTINGHOUSE . PH1LCQ . DuMONT
Immediate Delivery
ANY MAKK _ ANY MODEL
, Reception Gmranteed _ 24 NtSnthi to Pay
Aerl»ii Expertly intUliel - M-IIoyf Rtpa|r servlee
GroverD. Brown
Shore Road, Marmora, N, J. Phon# O. C. 28M.R.1
Day or Night
New low price makesmEROIRYa'better than ever'buy today!
Tf you're one nf the muny people who've
J. wanted the hig new 1930 Mercury ... and
big savings, loo...
—hm'a how ymi am gel hnth!
A new low. starting price for Mercury now
can save you um hundred dollar*!
And it's only one of tht many mm. aibm
you git with the better than ttmr new Mercury!
You
1-eltor
m(Wwa,IFc!
^
Ho K.,0,, in toduy. Hour nur new |Ow
bettor
price.
n
COME IN
FOB A SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION AND APPRAISAL TODAY!
Edw, G. Kurtz Co.
ATLANTIC AVENUE. BETWEEN FIRST »«, NORTH STREETS
'Old Man 9 Hickman
IS BACK
ON THE JOB
With a Full Line of
COOKED SEAFOODS
To Take Out
KITCHEN OPEN
Daily: 10 a, m. to 7 p, m. • Sunday! 4 p. m, to 7 p. m,
"LESS WORRY FOR MOTHER"
Deviled Crab _,_,4Se#a,
Deviled Clam ... 20c ei.
Shrimp Salad ..-$1.75 1b.
Fried Scallops _.,_S0c lb.
Fried Shrimp _$1.2SIb.
Fried Filet Fluke,
25c, 35c, 80c per order
Clam Chowder 55c qt.
F, F, Potatoes.,..40eqt,
Fried Oyster _.$1.00do».
Lobiter Salad...$1.78 lb.
Crab Salad $1.75 lb.
Cole Slaw „„ 35c lb,
Pepper Hash .....30c lb.
Potato Sal«d _____38clb.
HOT PLATTERS
NKA KOOD PI.ATTKR (nnliiiiiii; Uevilrd C rub, Krird Hcilions,
Fried Ojfilers. Fried Nhrlmp, n«vilfd C'lurn, fish . $\M
Also Cole Hiaw, Tomald, Lrtturv. Tartar SiiUfC Pickip, FriitiPli Frits
HOT PI.ATTKRS Cjoiilains choice of—I>«'Med tfab, Scallops,
Nhrimli, Fish, «lam
Mc
Also Coin »lu«, Lettuce, Tomato, Tartar Naucf, Fickle, French Fries
or roUto Salad
COLD PLATTERS
CHOHK Ul': Lubticr SiUd. tr»b Salad, Hhrirn(i Salad, Shrimp
CocKuil , ' •••• ! '* u
l.clture, Tomalii, talc Nlliw, rickic, PnUio Salad
Out of Our FISH DEPARTMENT
Uve and Broiled Lobster - Lobster Tails - Crab Meat
All Kinds, of Fresh Sea Sood in Season
, Fifty-Four Yeari in Ocean City
Bucknell President
To Be Bells'Guest
Dr, md Mn, Horaee Hlldreth, of
Lewliburi, Pa,, will be weak.qnd
lueuli at thi home of Mr. and Mm,
Robert K. Bell, 86 B, Surf rd.
Dr. Hlldreth ii preildent of Buck,
nell Univtriity and will bo here in
partlelpate In a Bucknell Alumni
Association dinner-party on Friday
evenine ot the Flanders Hotel, At-
UT, and Mri. Bell and Dr. and
Mrs, Hlldreth will atlond the affair
Mr. Bell, well known reiort ottorncy
is one of the trustees of the uni-
versity *
the inaugurDiion of Dr. Hildreth
as Bucknell president ii scheduled
for April IB at Le^wisburg,
P.-T. A, in Check
on Comic Books
Suggests Parents
Read 1116111 First
The New Jersey Congress of Par-
ents and Tenchers, through Its A
lion Committee, this week iiracd
tilihter control by parents over 111 •
cfimie books their children read,
and recommended that local Parent
Teacher groups Sl,j Up |(l,,a| eommil
tees to survey Ihe comic book supply
situation.
The Ciinifress announced the
of a campaign to educate parents to
know what comic-s elnldren are
reading by having parents rend them
llrst.
"There are many Koiid comic, books
available." said the Conaret,s. ' Hi.ri
children need nut be without them
But parents should find the temic
book all right before they permit
[he child to read it "
The Action Committee offered
P =T. A. cooperation to AttnrriOy
Oenera] Theodore 11. Parson. 1 , in Ili-
rumpaign iiEulust obn;eiie iiteniiiire
in the stale.
Central Pupils
to Give Operetta
Pupils of llii/4th, Dili ami Bill
Kindes of the Central as school will
stage ii'i operetta. 'The Lau^hinM
Star of Knni". as a public perfnrm =
anee m the .school auditorium Wed*
iliJSday and Thursday iiiBhts next
week Ciirlam time will bj BIS
p. ni.
Directed hy Mrs l.ois Likens, the
musical show will lie pn'semeit iii
Indian cos'iimes prepared by molhers
uf tile children.
Leadmi; roles will be taken Iiv
Vincent Rvanijelisla. Maria AdaiiiH.
Oordnn l.lnflblnm. Ori.ce Ann Mo,.re.
James JelTricH, James Giildy iind
Jerry Pint!
Central Ocean City
By KNTKI.I.r: M, HHil.Ht
Word has been I'eceisid this We. '{
thill Allen MacViiimh, of Philaiii•,-
pi-la died suddenly iiiiri win. burn .1
mi Monday. Mr Mai Vauuli hii,l
In en riimini; to Centra! Ofciiil Clly
for many years and owned the |i|'n,i-
eriy at naia Ahiiury n\. ie! (Jet
busy, neiMhbiiis, and send vour
earns: lie will appreciate them
Belford Lawless, of Millvillo. \ '.«-
lied his father and mother. X'i.VJ
llnme Mill!?
Spaghetti Sauce Efys Pt,
Willi I'lirli W W
"I'lill I,in« Iliilliin (.fiuirii."
• (••iiit> Mililr illiliiiil •»iui!«
FRANK LONGO
Ph. 135i lOJB almllNon Avr.
Hi. Imilf Yfilmi TniftlNK Mnilim
Phone 1515 - 1516
115S Aibury Avenue
jl
Wes
fath
nn Sunday,
Mr and Mrs Jnsi-ph Anunell. n'
Mllivillo. and Mr. anil Mrs Ci.nl tr
Irisiin nf Vineland, iiuru (lei'all
lily visitors oil Sunday
Two niulorisls WI.IT i-iu-fl ?;i i-a. >
II Miinli'iniil Cilirl Mils "iik I".
inlnlini; llii- stop ..treel nnilP..i.i '
They wine lifted Iiv piilieo us Kei - -
letb K. BaKzard. 2K. nf 1UR W.'t'n .'
inn BV, Kiiniers Pnint. and Ad.iln I.
'nmlmsiin. 27. nf Asbury av, near
111 st . Ocean City.
BUYING
STORM WINDOWS?
Why ten NUNTIR Gm
You jlbn Saiiifaition than
A*y Other Storm Winimt
IKAUSI HIM fMna W1.J.W.
VMHlMlM h A., Doll.d »M«I
Iwllf ukmd i.inn
Mt, SaUHd FMik
liiUf Hpfnnl Elaii md SHIM Win
(Mil d Mlili 1. f» r«* HMM ni
Thuriday, March 18, I960
SENTINEL-LEDGER B
Ocean City Girl Cmwm^l Queen
Of Penn Inter-Fraymity Ball
An Ocean City girl, Mi«» Betty
Carl Bell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert K. Bell, SB E, Surf
Id,, presided Fridhy nlMht over
the annual Inter-Frolernity Ball
at ihe University of Ponnsyl.
Vania.
Miss Bell was chosen queerAof
the ball, which is one of the
mujor social events of the Uni-
versity year.
A mernber uf the Junior class,
she was one of five finalists m
the competition, for the honor.
The selection was made by a
vote of the student body She
was the first co-ed la be elected
in five years.
Miss Bell was crowned queen
at midnight by Miss America,
MIKS Bebe Shopp. who was es-
corted to the ball by John B,
"Jack" Kelly. Jr , internation-
ally known seulling champion
and former Ocean City lifeguard.
Besides the regal honors ue.
corded her. site was presented
with ii silver sii^ar and cream
The resoil t;irl entered the
University In Septamher iftef
traniferfini from Steveni Col-
loge. Mksouri, where ihe com-
pleted her studies in June,
Pocahontas to
Have Square Dance
Plans lnr a square tianci on April
14 were made by NMmia Council.,
Degree of Pocah,jntah Friday maiil
Mrs. Emily Turni r wiis appuintci;
ycQerai cnaiiTi.iin of the !\cp;l
Grocery !J,I;C.O w.is an en'ertaifi =
llii; feature i.| tiie r\ri.;i u Helresh.
inenls weie wrul ill Uiiil) dceoraled
tables Mrs Arelda Lloyd rceeivcii j
the iittenoanee pri^e iihd Mrs. ,M |
Jptl'ries 11,e nU'rc hardise ckib
Tile nest mcelmy vill feiiUire r\
F,{ Patrick piiftv wi!i: Mrs Ciirrie
l)n-.iin. Mis. Mary Hiaii. Mis Marv
Tn«lli.ei:tl. Mlf Mai! fil'Mlili and
Mrs Bessie O.iskill in charge
Bergen re-enliits
in U, S. Air Force j
T But Jolin J Beri'cii. flccan
Cily. son of Mr. fJeoFHc ,f Beruen. '
asiiih N ISIh si. Ph:lii.|el|ihiii, has
j'ist rt=ciilisled for iin indefinite per-
IIH.I in II,!• United HtHlt.:. Air Force. ;
lil Germany !
f } rior to his entry into the sprvu-e |
in Mav 'D42 SKI BerKio was em-
,loved l\ Ibe Public Horvico Inter- I
.l.iie Tri iispoitati"!] CN riwiration, ,
")!.!,,!! C'it>' He served on Ciuani ill |
ih.- Mi,n,iunii Islands clyrlim the las,: i
II.- is prosenlly assltili'd as Her-;
i;i'iinl Minor of i'.e .'ililh Fighler-
Hoir.her Winu ;iii mti-crit! ui,(t "\ ]
ihi iii! Air Division {?«( Bereena :
-,vHi- aid i%u! chilfiren are iiccom-j
p-ihyint4 him in the coinmiiiid I
1941 Chevrolet Sedan
Good CondlMeD Bl«y Ternii
IMS Chevrolet 4-Door
Like new, FleelmuMr. Bf»utl-
ful bl.ck finish, A r«l bmrsiln
1947 Plymouth
Special DeLuxe
H..dli. and Htikr, Grfen flnlih,
Prlcfd W sell.
1941 Plymouth Z-Door
Vrry rlrin. Must be sten to lie
appreciated.
1949 Chrysler Windsor
4Door
'liniil arliml miles Tan ran Save
IRiili on Ihls ear.
All I nrs liirrn Hriilpn (.uiiriiiii.f
EDW. G. KURTZ
I IIMI'ASV
Al TMOIU/I 11 Klinil Mid
Milt) I IIV HI Ml H
lit * Atlantic, Ocean City
OjN.fi K\4.niiiif!4 lUiil *!l!i!la?
Call O. C, M00
K & S CLEANERS
QUALITY CLEANERS
3210 ASBURY AVE, PHONE 2746
OP OPEN YEAR AROUND
5'4' or under?
All-Occasion Suit
...designed with ^ou in mind!
nmoHTK n PAT
H U NT 11
ALUMINUM COMIIHATiON
STORM WINDOWS ft SCREENS
far In*-BMnnMratlan. «»ll
JOHN E, Md HOWAttlJ
TROUT
Beilitend Bollilrr.
IBS) Artyry Aw, Ph. 1100 or tigs
Thli wsndirful Wonled Shien
beauty by Rsndeilt PeHtt followi
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420 Lexington Avenue
New York 17, N. Y,
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