Mar 1950 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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11 a. m.. •«
NKSJ oBW
Worker* 1
Group
won Meet;
jClrele «f th«
II wwnen preKnt answered
III with a Scripture vene. bewltb
the letter E. Devoin
in charge of Mrs A.
, and the meeting was cont
hy Mist Mary Murphy, presl-
ict meeting will be on April
mth Inn.
Baptised
i following infants and children
Used by The Rev. A Lynn
. at the Fint Methodist
. Sunday morning-
1 Pratt Dimon. son of Mr.
Bruce P. Dimon, Barbara
" Ann and Edward
[e. children of Mr.
Mvwn; ^nn.
>rn
jn wu ad-
Ing at the
I. 13>
after 29. 1MI,
JM. Mcniel u
Ruth Anne Fault
MEET
•tegwhood of SL John*
nan Church, will meet tonight
*3aV> W Ihe church MotTo*
is of sports subjects will be
i tgr Carl shaw
— 7 ajn.; Saturdays,
M: Mudn tJAuupfcL
Mltul AUaaUa a*.
- •• mm nil a.m.
730 a. m.
Sign"
—frTBawa It
1:15 a. m.—Prayer meeting tor all
Sunday School teachers and officer*
In the pastor s study
«:« a. m. — Sunday School with
friendly eland for every member of
S«r- the family. Ruuell Sutton, iuper-
Intendent
tl • m -''Worship Service Organftkt Richard Carroll Vocal noloU'.
Bby Mr*. Lois Likens. Menage by Pastor
Victor B Beattie
630 p m.—Teen-Agera
Ser-
1 Christian
Union Jot all young people
' MS p m—Adult ChrUtUin Fellowship
for all adults SpeaKer Frank
Herb, Central av. School teacher
730 p m—Gospel Service Con-
Motional tong service Singing by
Ke\Oirl*' Chorus Special musical
mttnbers. Messa Message by Pastor Victor
pwSy" |kanh
P »fr Fellowship
Mrs Leon
-Onr
for Sdn-
ever." (Isa
School Board
J Mr*. Dorolhv
Bay av
kanktt-r
p m—Mid-week service of
prayer, praise and Bible study led
DJTftwtttr Beattle He will present
the third In a series of Bible studies
on *The Cross in the Life of the
Believer*.
Ttmnflay. Manh i»—
6 30 p m •—Cms' Chorus rehcsnal
tad by Mn Likens.
7 JO p. m. — The Bercan Sunday
' »1 claaa will entertain the
toccntric Class of Chelsea Ban-
Church. Atlantic City, in the
r auditorium
man* M—
7 p m.—Bible Club for all bojs
and girh In the lower auditorium
Bible stories, object lessons chorus
singing, etc. led by Bill end Jean
Lathe
8at.rdar, Harth M—
Pantor Beanie will speak st Ynutl<
for Christ rally. Marcui Hook Bap
tlit Church. Marcus Hook, Pa
* • *
Flf»r TBEMYTEEIAN
7ia »t mM Wesley av.'
Tste Gwfltl»49ratcrcd Mid
UtmHtuJffMhideA Chiron
l*r. Oi«H« riseker, Th.D. raator
9:13 a. «TL—Prayer meeting of the
Sunday Sdhool teachers and officer?
In the onorf room
9M »: sn.—The Church at Study
TMt
51-*, Heb 12 1-2
Cfcusei "for all ages
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RALPH L CHESTER
M» ta
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CORSON
EWWC T. CORSON
•Mtor
MOOOMBAV,
I- . •
• V /,
COMPANY
Phono 0130
mm BARRETT
.Printing . Siatlonenr
•07 A*bury Av.
BERTRAND T. CAREY
WlhSt.ad'Walfc
HANEY OOYD CHATITN
Meal Estate • Insurance
1315 Acbury Av. Phone 0060
CHELSEA TITLE AND
GUARANTY COMPANY
01 Avbmy Av. (•!»«,, 0300
1X1} »' '" ", ' J • •
OF THE HARVEST
Some folki think that tht first day o! reaping
begins the harvest.
Bttt the farmer knowi that the real beginning
el the harvest it the first day of plowing, Furrowi
come before fields of golden grain. Without the
labors of Sprfaig there can be no •heaves In the Fall,
The Greatest Teacher taught that. He said
Hii Truth was like seed ... some of it might fall
on poor ground and die ,., but when it was sown
in rich, well-plowed soil it would bring a fruitful
harvest.
Every Sunday our Churches plow deep furrows
in the good soil of humanity , . , so that
God's Truth cm take root and grow ... so that
the world may realize its long-cherished hope,
a harvest of peace and goodwill,
But remember, the harvest begins with the
plowing. Worship God in Church next Sunday I
f.
MM
Tim Seriea h Being PuMuhmd Und erthe Sponsorship of the Followi trig:
I. LLSL1E LAWRENCE
Beal Istata
4801 Central Av, Phone 0014
EDWARD M. MILLS
Real Eitale - Insuruce
219 A«bury Av. Phone 2193
MONTGOMERY'S
PalnU - eappllci
721 Aabury Av, Phone 0499
ARTHUR M, DeMARIS
Realtor • Iaursr
Ml Eighth St. Phone 1233
WALTERA.DITTRICH,hc.
Bcaltor . Inmrsr
S01 Eighth St Phone 1360
DOUGLASS CANDIES
Quality BUM* ISM
326 Atlantic Ave. Phone 0147
N.HICKMAN
Scafwa
1155 Aabury Av. Phone ISIS
FRANK HOWARD
EegMere* BnlMer
2124 Aabury Av. Phone 2550-R
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OCEAN CITY
enth St. Phon, 0423
JOHN PELTOCO,, he
12S6 A.bury Av. Ph^g 0988
PLYMOUTH INN
717 Plymouth PI, PhBBe8879
G J. MOYER
BeilateRd Balidcr
Phoae 2S21
Phoa, 1300
OCEAN CtTY
...BEVERAGE RAGE COMPANY
HIS Stmpion Av. Ph
°CEAN CITY
, i
*f»«,i
HAROLD C. STEJNRUCK
DtSolo . FlynMlh
9th St. ud Bay Av. Phone 1182
TINKLER'S
LAUNDROMAT SERVICE
W«t AV, at 10th St. PhotM 00S4
VOSSAGENCY-iaHl»M.Vois
VO g
ftSt. Phone 0044
0 HEATING
^ OB ' COMPANY
Av. Ph«w04I3
v - Pbati* 1260
SAMPSONS HAM ADA
1 W "* ** Phon. 100
SIMMS' REfiTAURANT
Keaw ieiid Me • Brief Degeriptien of
AUantig Oily Eieelrie Cgmpitny Common Stoek,
AMreis
I
Everyone Needs
Insurance
"The Friendly Bank"
AGAINST FIRE and OTHER LOSSES
Conault Your Own Insurance Agent
Now for Adequate I'roltrllon.
WE WILL FINANCE
YOUR PREMIUMS
Call at our bank and Ulk over Ihe
. detail! ef the loan netded. it't •
atrl«Uy oonDienllal. pr.mpl, ami above
all. friendly service.
A GOOU PI.ACK TO BOBBOW
A GOOD PLACE TO DEPOSIT
The National Bank
of Ocean City
MEMBER
BKS1BVB SYStEM
BWOBIt Hf^MMCi COWOBAItO*
Rotary Club Has
'Bank Night'
One Banker Speaks,
Another It Inducted
i»>,fetef. and •* 'rA)^tetoi*il^
sai larvt T —T" " ^ ^ ^ ;
ajraa today ai
Iruuranca company repwxutanvt;
were* JO year* ago. i. Tb»pei w at
were inducted by Put rtwldent Edrural
" Tjiia exieniic txtenflon la about com
[.Electrified
Is Christianity's
added. Future programs
Rcaaldant Joffph Talese lead ex-
Will 'b« loiitend "th«"uaa'oi"ele~c
trtctt from a letter written by Ro-
trtcily by those who are not utiliztarlan
C Vr Pitt, who U convales- Motive Power
ing It fully.
cing In Florida from • recent heott
Within 20
Mr. Whuhed said he assists farm-
attack. Mr, Pitt thanked the club
era with such proiecta as dairy and
for. a "get well" card, signed by all
Tfffl nptd Jsod i*m«rksbl«
x
tyrn nw cent ol th«M(aniw ppultry home ventilation, mow cur It was "Bank Night" for the Ro- ut tho r(lembers
growth of early Chruttlanlty li
irea served by the Atlantic [fig of hay, automatic chicken feed-
jirlc ea s Co. now y hjye Atantic
tary Club at Plymouth Inn, Friday Ouests were Introduc^d
by Georgs •utnthed up In th« brUt, eonc«o-
irlc
elcctri" iff, dairy gutter cleaning, electric
iht Co. rl'M now hjye elcctri"
evening
W Lambert
trttoJ lUtement lo Actl 10:20,
.it bed soil ttcrilhcera and clcctrk-
d light fervlce.'M O. Whltradiant floor brooding of chicks. A large part of the "top brass" 0
"Mightily Brew the word of the
The National Bunk of Ocean City
Lord, and prevailed."
an addrend to the Court
was present
wanla Club.
Want to BwapY Try a Claulfle*
Electric Co. at There-li the secret of tbt mo-
Lemuel 11 Hires, cashier and astlva
power ol early Christianity,
sistant vice president wa« one ol
and for that matter of Christian-
two now Rotary members who were
inducted
All-Time High ity avei since, wherever and when-
BANKER 18 SPEAKER
ever It hai displayed phenomenal
Hardock's Typewriter Co. The sneaker wa» Charles Munich . Revenue, Earnings effectiveness and growth.
the banlcs BHistaht vice preiident Set New Record
Them aarly Christians were re-
Authorised Agent for
Bruce p. Dimon, executive viee
sponsive to the word of God. A
preiident ind a director, wai i Revenue and earnings of the At- Psalmist, many pearl earlier, had
Royal Typewriters
guest.
lantic City Electric Co. were at a:;
Other memberi of the bank's of all-time high for 1MB, the first year
written, "Tfcf word have I hid In
Victor Adding Machines
neial family, who attended ai res. during which the firm operated at mine btltt. that 1 might not tin
ular memberi of the club, were AT an independent company, according against Thee.* For thtie devout
Uwd Muchine. „,_.. $20 Up
trod W, Powell, the bank's president, to the fflrd annual report to stock, Chrlitlaiu, deeply responsive tu
and George W. Oraec, assistant holders, Issued Friday In handsome
Service OB All Hakes — Si Tear,' Bipcrlsiicc cashier,
booklet lorm.
thetr Scriptures, the word ol Uod
TELLS OF INTKIl-t I.UB FLAN Bayard L, England, president, sni I had become incarnated in the word
2315 Atlantic Avenu«. Atlantic City, N, J,
that not only did sales ton all prev Of I living Christ, whom some of
Mr, Munich, past district governor ious record! but the port-war con then had known, with whom they
Phw» A. C, 5-2610
of the Exchange club, briefly out- itructiqn program "progressed fay
lined the joint Interclub commitloe
bad walked and talked, and with
orably".
which ho has proposed and whicn There were BJ77 now customers whom they had sat on a mountalr
Is now being organised. The com. added to company lines during tho slope, as Me revealed the eo«
rnitiee, comprliing reprtsentatives year, he saldT with service belnr newg of the Gospel and the mya-
of the women's ioroptimlst Club, connected for the ISO.OOOth user.
the Kiwanls, RoUry and Exchanie
ttrlei of the Kingdom of Uod,
Revenue tor the year was $10,292,
F, P. Ristine & Co, Clubs, will coordinate the various 000, or 8,6 per cent above 1948 and The word ef the Lord was loi
community activities undertaken by 18.4 per cent above 1138,
them a word of enlightenment
the individual clubi, so that each Mr. England said that two large ID Paul's conversion "there fell
can count upon assistance Irom the croups of customers were added dur.
Fkllaielpllla Slock ExchanEe
other three.
from Us eyef as it had been
h% fi4^-3J0O through merger will
Hew York Stock. Biehange New York Cnrb
The committee, he said, will also the South Jersey Power and Light scales." and a typical experience
work In conjunction with tho newCo.
and 800 by purchase of an elec. of those who came In contact with
Chamber of Commerce,
trie distribution system from the Jesus, and listened reiponslvely
123 South Broad Street, Philadelphia
l'KAISEH SOROPTIM1STS
duPont Co,
to Mil words, was, "We never saw
Pennypuker 5-4300
Ho paid warm tribute to the Bo- He estimated the company's 18J0
rtiptimist Club, compoied of Ocean construct program will cost S4,. It on thlj fashion" (Mark 2 12) n
City's business and protessionst! BOP.OOO, Including an addition to gen- wns a word of enlightenment.
eating capacity.
The word of the Lord was for
\ Clinton D. Lowden
r
"They arc trying to do a Hood
them a word of life—a word ol
) Bcpreientative
|iieco of work," he said. "They are
Dew Ufa, Paul described tht ex-
it-, tensely interested in the commun. Marmora's New perience In crisp words ,ot fact,
ily. and are trying to serve it in
every way they can." Tank Truck Helps "If any man be t& Chriit, he is a
"It has been said." he continued,
net; creature; old things art
'tliat the Exchange Club U dolns a Save Burning House passed away; behold, ail thing!
TITLE INSURANCE Urea! deal, that it is the 'spark plug' The new 1250-gallon tank truck art become new" (II Corinthians
nuan of Ocean City, But so much more recently acquired by the Marmora
Rendering courteous and prompt
can be aceqmijlished by the four Volunteer Tire CompsnyiWM an im. Sill), And Uie effect of thai ex-
; safety since INI
clubs combined.
nortant factor last week in prevent, pFMslOB "In Christ," was el much
WOULD FIND JOBS FOR YOUTH ing complete destruction of the home •I to ny to whatever place one
What can they do?_ Well, for one of Harry Oarron on Route B0 near lived. Chriit was their environ-
thing, youth work! There isn't ton Tuckahoe,
CHELSEA TITLE *«d
much for youth to look forward to The Tuckahoe fire company callei!
ment, their atmosphere, the plots
in Ocean City, There aren't manv upon Marmora for assistance, and where they lived.
opportunities in business, Industry the latter company took out Its now Hal it not always been so when
GUARANTY COMPANY
and the professions. If the four ank truck for the first time. With men and women have taken theli
clubs can guide and counsel young the nearest stream for a water sup.
ALUBHT c ABBOTT, Oh.ilfmnn of ths Dsird
people, it may be possible to find ply about a mile away, the eapaeity
Master seriously, and have reail]
BLWOOD r, KIRKUAN, PreildtBt
openings for them,
of the Marmora truck was ereditert lived tnt Chrisrtian We that the)
(J. a JKHKMIAll. VIM K.oi.|J.iit ..id Buiroli.ry
with bringing the tire under control, have professed? Vital Christlonltj
"Ocean City Is growing. There Belleptain firemen also aided in the
ATLANTIC CITT OFFICES
is no question that It will fo for>
If the world's supreme Deed, But,
buttle.
N.tkMBl Bank Bldjr.
ward, onee we have ihe new hlf h-
alasl much ef our professed Chris*
The roof of the homo was totally
»•¥• that are now belni aiMtMwd, destroyed anH some damage was tlanity !• only conventional and
OCEAN CITT OrfTCES
and possibly the ferry to Dela. done on the second floor,
formal, untouched by the true
National Bank of Ocean City Bldf,
ware. There h niBch for all of us
Wlrit of Christ,
CLINTON B, PH10B, ViM-Prol,
to do.
•TANI.BT ¥, OANriT, AMI. Tr«M
• nWIN R HTlI.Ert. Tills Offlcm
"I appreciate being a member T.V. Set Wanted for
FBANit U. WATSON, AMI. Till. Offlwr
of this rommnnlty. It Is a splendid
place In which lo live and Cape May Firemen
WILDWOOD omois
work."
Ho added that "communism can't
A eommumtt Sliding Scale For
paiEn is in progress at Cape May to
Slli New Jersey Ave.
:L
neak into a community that pre. rsise a fund to purchase a television
eiits a united front, in which Its
BRIDGETON OFFICES
set for firemen on. duty at the city
organizations combine their ofTorts"
Teachers Is Plan
fire house
Boon No. I . Stanley Bulidlnr CITES UBOWTH OF EXCHANGE Director of Public Safety Sol The New Jersey Education ASM-
He pointed out that service clubs Needles, who touched off the ideu, eUiiion, representing aBout 27.000
•play a mighty part" in a eominun said it is hoped that the television teichers, has recorQiiiendefl to the
ity's life. Citing the rapid growth set will encourage more volunteer legislature a sliding scale of mini-
( Excliange Cluta, ho said that in fireman to treqiient the fire house
Wi there wore only 14 clubs in arid he readily available when calls mum starling salaries for teachers,
New Jersey, Today there are gl- are received.
(rum 12.200 to $4,2(X) a year, delending
upon training and
A Way to Help You Pay
;nce,
Thf
1914 1950
Your Electric light Bill
— The _
H the Atlantic Cily Klfcirlr Conipaliy provides you with elrrtriclly,
iSl It also provldt j'ou with inrame lo help pay ysor rlfdrle llfhl-bill.
AtlanUe CJHy Kleclric (..mpjny rammiiii slock is avkiUtilc In the
•arket at K1.S0 per (thare, Preiieiit dividend In I1J0 per »h»rp, |itr Seashore Building
|tl ye«r, payable JOt each January 11, April IB, julj- In and October IS-
Ten shares of this sloek would cost aboul *J10, and ••urrenUy pay 112
a )fi»r, equal lo 11.00 a moillh.
Twenty shares wuuld cost alioul IliJO and currently pay *«l a year, and Loan Association
tqual lo |2,M » monUi,
I'drly shares would cost aboul PHSO and cuircnUy Pay III a sear,
OFFICE:
equal lo M.00 a month.
411 Eighth Street Phone 0250
If you are intepf«l»d, nil nut ihe rnupim brtow and mail it In u», or
Mephone AUaiilir City ISSls. A«k for Mr. reterson. _
» 73rd SERIES NOW OPEN
BOENNING & CO.
$1.00 per Share per Month — Starting February
Urnibrn I-Mlaitriiihl* - Itiiliimi.w Slin-k. I'.ii'
I960 Matures at $200. Current Maturity 144
Srv Vorfc t'orb KirhMfp (Anwlnlfl
Months,
1806 Walnut Str##t _ _ _ _ _ PhiUd«lph» 3, Pi*-
1 $50,000 Fire
Amuaetnent Place,
4 Stares Damaged
A general alarm fire al Wildwood
caused an estUnated »60,0OO damage
Thursday night last week to the
KentULky Derby atnuiement parloi
and four stores at Oak. av. and the
tmgrdwoljc
Companies from North Wildwood
add Wttdwood Crest assisted thf
Wildwood liremen in lMitUing the
flunieo In frigid weather whicn
touted the boardwalk and hose lines
v ith ILC LighU OB the boardwalk
were turned on to aid the lire fightera.
Scene S of the blaie wat only 200
feell
from the "Public Service bin
terminal, l which hich was showered s h d wltn lt
sparks. The Are also threatened the
Starlight Ballroom, opposite thf
amusement center.
Forbes Trlplttt, a wa4ehrnan, at
the Casino Arcade, saw smoln and
fiamei in the Kentu«ky Derby while
nuking his rounds shortly bafore
midnight. He fought the fire with
emergency extinguishers before thf
Hre companies arrived.
Stores •damaged included a salt
water taffy establishment, another
in a restaurant at the rear, and two
in the Arcade. The building is
owned by Sabaitian Rumagosa.
Somers Point
Churches
ORACH LUTHERAN
Robert Z. Wukier, i.T.M,, Paalar
Sunday, March if—The Fourth gu.
day In lent—
9:4ft i. m—Church Sehool. Mn.
Benjamin Blckman, superintendejit.
Classes for all ages, ViiitoM wrtcome,
II a, m—Nursery School for con.
venlence of nirents.
11 a, m—The Service. The Senior
Choir will sng, sing, "Holy Holy Art rt rt Thou, Thou", T by y
Handel, Sermon by the pastor,
Twelve Left Over",
8:30 p. m—Catechetical Class,
7:30 n. m— Luther League,
Tuesday, March II—
3:30 p, m — Junior Choir,
Wednesday, Mareli It—
8:45 p. m, — Citeohetieal Class,
8 p, m,—Mid-week I^nten Service.
9 p, m—Senior Choir rehearsal,
Thursday. M*roh «!—
p. m—Orianlzational meeting
Borneo is BOO miles long and 700
miles wide.
jili'n was ndvnnrei! iis an ...
tcrnalive In the bill already lielorc
the lawmakfrs lo lift the minimum
|jay from $2.10(1 to $2.MM.
The Te tttjiicllCfS
ciintcildcd tllat tilt
Hut minimum (Ides not rarry an
rewiirii fur cxpeiicn or training;,"
the Association said.
Under its |ir"imiset] schedule annual
im-iiiiHes of iltK) wnultl be
grailiid Uiii'hers, sturting at the lintloin,
S2,2tm Hiitil thr.v reaclieci 14.00(1
here wuiiiil be two additional iiu'ri—
iitnts tot- tirtise with rnaster's dp-
:rees Ui reach the lup, 14.200, Tdc
«|i liKtiri! would be the bemnnmn
alary ol liny esiicTiuncecl teaclwr
ith 20 yi'iirs in the profession und
muster 1 •av.J.1.
10 ••
It a. m'—Ifomloa Wl
rourth PUjue", by the t
«ry lor th« babkf to
rnarrlcd eoupl
worship toMtt
7-30 ». m. — Iv*iruj Wondilp.
• Powp", by \fm PMter.
•30 p. m—Midweek prayer and
study hour. Brlnf your Bibls.
ST. josirirt K. o.
•*». rul V. Batry, raaUr
Maases on Sunday at 8, S. 10 and
"weefclay M«s at
Neurnan Btui
p, m., 1Q Chur
Novona Dev< lUant, , 7:4S
p, m.
Lenten Devotloni. SUtlon* of the
Cross. rrlrJay,t7i45 p, m,
vmtv BArnsT
**v Ctrltu MuiaaM, IIMtor
10 a. ra.—Sundaj fcheol.
lla. m.—Morning Sd Worship. fchl Topic.
"Touch Not",
1:30 p. m—Youmi Ptoplt'cmeet-
PACKARD
Sales - Service
Body - Fender
and
Paint Shop
ATLANTIC
Bishop Motor Saies
igLh St. and Aibury Av.
Phone 1888
New KAISER
If You're a Tough Trader
Looking for a Real "AAA""—
Bargain With or Without
A Trade, Cheek Our
Deal Before You
Do Anything!
!! eleiiree in related tollese
r university stutiiiis.
WoodUne Motor Sdea
The AsBiii-iatitiii nuteil that "a KAISER . FRAZKR
i'iie iiumbcr of teat'lii.'is already iirr 800 WnhingtM Av., Wa«db!ne
iHOivinij irny as larHe or better.thi'.n Open Eves, £ iyn. Phone 1-W81
hu stale proponed. The slate-wicie
chuclulu. it said, would help New
vrsvy "meet I'ompetitifin" fruni
her* slates for good teaiihoi's.
ss
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Available Under the Sinking Fund or the Direct
Reduction Plan,
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VOII» now •"
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Invert with U. and Receive Profit
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