and Heard in Ocean Gty

tfrm. SUalar M. Pontiere haa

'»* » abort aUr at bar

to the Atlantic rrjty HoaplUJ. b€»w bl8\ brother, Ktfward, whp reeoatliPbparatad upoc for aw

^ « *i

ported that wns Edward will permitted to leara the hoapttal

■amrd O. Pbaake, of Sotnera who U manacer of the Atlantic Pacific store at Eighth straot Aabarr Atbcqc bore, will be mai on Sanday. April «th, to Mias -yn E- Manbnll. daughter of Mr. Mrs. William Marshall, of 412 SI

aon A'.'tinoe, thU city. The wedding wiU be rery dnlet and will be per-

formed at the home of the bride.

in. who Is e student . Dental College lb-end wtth his parents,

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h H. Wrigglns. popular tenoraoloist- of this resort, pleased numerous people at the morning serrice» of the Mil! Tile Baptist Church last Sunday when be gare serer&l ecl -cUona appropriate to the occasion. The singer is fast malting a name for htm-

aelf in musical circles. About thirty dollars a

by the members of the Epworth league as the proceeds of their cake hich was held Saturday at

| Powell's Market. 760 Asbury Avenue.

Elmer 8. SchanU. A.|arg« quantity of candy as well as

mar/ cakes were sold. The ladies In charge of the «»»e wore the Misses Agree Hoffman. Florence Way. Lillian McClur and Erely o Holcroft.

i. Mr. and M s. Herb- ; COS Plaaaur Avenue, ■at at the PUlacelphla

1 Art.

r the Sellers e Hotel, re-

1 from their winter's They plan to open 1 the middle of June.

I City Oremen wore a » vicinity of Sixth Street

|aty

i a alight

it Saturday afternoon, at i The blase waa in the i Street and Aaburyj

i fire was

s no C :

| BlaUdell entertained a! i at a nouse party | r the past weekre: Mrs. F. H. P>den. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Basswood. Mrs. William Kerchantrille. and Mr.

The Senior Class of the Ocean City High School will stage a card party at the Blscayne Hotel on his Friday evening. March 14Jh. A number of Prises have been collected by the ' graduating members to reward the | winners In the various Bridge. Fire ' Hundred and Pinochle games. The committee in charge consists of MMa Saaaore Steelman. Miss -eanette Darby. Miss Dorothy Stiles, and Her-

man Selragn.

The Itdlea of the First M. Church are planning to give a play entitled The Preacher's Wife's New Bonnet.” wW^h will be stagul here about the Brat week tn Apiil. The play Is to be given in the church. Mrs Nathaniel & Goff and Mm. C. H. Shoemaker are In charge of the affair. Among the local talent that will be the affair win be Alfred Ejiea. Mm. H. Smith. Mm. William Garwood. Mas Ethel Lee. Mrs. nu-

mbers of the. Virtually a i I take the field this year . of a pitcher, as Kcgreegor who hurled the I the g* me* last year Cor I and White, L. now study

tern of the Sunday School

he First Methodist Fpbr ifn^Tho

feb. of this city, plan to

2 April. The aft

•■Aar the super vlrt>-T of Bwden. supefiateudnt of PEchool, and Howard 8. Bm picnic wfll be held In • of the church, and each ire a booth wfcsm various I be on sals There are M various novalties and

^2 “Hue Coats” Si te || ■ at/ Paid Fire Depart E slipped the dope in Idely touted policemen

Hall. Thnmday

r*> of 26 tol

Welch. Dr. Charles H. Vail. and. others. The members of the east art rebasrsinx diligently for the affair.

AJ a meeting of the ProgreeaiVe last Monday evening Dr. P. ! Hughes made a very Inter- ; talk on The^.eUeal and Prac- , Or. Hughes proved capable substtute tor Lin wood 1

half ended wA the be" on the heavy and of I to 1. A foul goal by bm Us the Initial twenty meted e total shut-cut. I bTMalcolm nks” ChatV Smith, forwards on the |m enabled them to defeat] acb one dropped in J deckers during tar forty i

eond hMf the

and were content ini e and odd passes' In] E icemen were able to ts Jack Jerr.ee and each cenuibutad a

his scheduled subject. “The Manufacturing of Ceady„" Dt. Hughee drew attention to the Interesting early fclstmv of pharmacy. In the days wh n the pharmacist was know* as Te 01 Oe Ccsnlst. and showed briefly how the oftwion ha' progriSKd in various ages from then until the

V-

He elaborated upon the studies Involved In pharmacy and Orated what opurativ* pharmacy repmanufacturing, interesting mm icb procedures filtration, clarification, etc., of liquids. manufacture of plila. tablets, and the afferent forms of administering medicine. Dr. Hughes reviewed the manufacture of afferent and biologies Is and explained the relationship that the pharmacist bore to the doctor, nurse and patient. A rising vote of thanks gave expression to the appreciation of such an Instructive and interesting address. The speaker scheduled for next week It Albert Digram, who will spea Newspapers sad Printing.” HIGH SCHOOL VOTES

Hitman, rather close, hr and William Seal hay trying to hold d

iming forwards Chat tin j |*d Bolden each caged a|

1 of several tries.

X r Unger, of toe Ocean ■kool. acted as referee, in Bnr Joa*ph G. Champion, j have refereed the contest.

bark at Ocean City is I this week, with the Bbc old Omen City As-

The Ocean City High School 'ire cun. back Into th< basketball limelight by defeating the Egg Harbor High School fire at Egg Harbor by of 10 to 6. John Boswell tackman celebrated their return to thr squad jritb a good played game. Tbe first half ended with the shore boys ahead by a 0 to Tbe Zgg Harbor! tee made one field goal, toe only field goal being made b, the Egg Harbor five In the two-gnmo series. Edwin Baron. Thomas Adams. Ous Smith and Arthur Huff returned to their studies at tbe resort high school after being away for two weeks be-

cause of Ulners.

Ous Goets, a former resort high hool student, who a now at the University of Ponnsylvsnia. spent . the week-end with his parents. Mr. j and Mrs B. F. Goets, of thin city. At a recent meeting of the Ocean City High School Athletic AasodaUoa. tha appointment of Hubert Shaw as baseball manager was ratified, and

slue that of Arthur Huff for * At the same time Gas

promoted to the r-

ship of the football team, t seeding John Devine, and Alfred Sevan was

OCEAN CITY HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL FIVE Reading from Left to Right—Tom Adams. John Boswell, Edgar Baron. Marbus Blackman. Robert Gordon. Arthur Huff. Anthony Selvagn. Paul Pileggi, and Coach Arthur DeMafte. Last week’s victory over Egg Harbor High School virtually ended the basketball season as far ae the Ocean City High School five is concerned. Altugetbe- sixteen games were played, of which fourteen were on the njular schedule. Of these fourteen, nine victorias were turned in. Tbe annual game with Passaic High School, at this time prospective New Jersey State champions for the fifth straight year, was played with the seashore lad* returning on the abort end of a 122 to « score. That _ seemed to throw the local boys off their stride for a short time, records showing that they dropped the next four straight contest' Hcwever. they recovered and struck a Waning stride, winning <dght-oui. of the following nine scheduled games. Tbe Ocean City High School five were scheduled to play tbe Pleaaantvllle High School five a eeriee of four game*, two borne and two away, with a fifth, if necessary, to be played on a neutral floor. Two games were played with the mainland quintette, the first one at PleasantviUe resulting In a 42 to 12 setback for the leads, and tbe second one resulting In a 27 to 20 triumph for Ocean City. However, tbe mumpe came along and claimed Captain Baron. Blackman Go don. Huff. Boswell and Tom Adams. When they recovered the aseao.i eras so advanced that the Idea of finishing the series this season waa out of the question. Tbe members of the squad who will probably receive their letters this year are: Captain Edwin Baron. John Boswell, Marcus BLckman. Paul Pileggi, Robert Gordon, Anthony Selragn. Arthur Huff and Thozaar AtUmn Arthur Demaria, the coach, and T. Lee Adams, the manager, will also receive their honorary letters. Captain Baron leads the resort fire In the number of points scored. In sixteen contests, tbe hmky canter scored thirty-four field got s and nineteen fools for s total of eighty-erven points. This indicates that Baron ■cored an average of tvs and one-half points per game. John Boswell, lanky forward, is next with a total of eighty-three point* In fourteen game*, or an average of almost stx points pec game. Tommy Adams ranks third with fifty-two points. Marcus Blackman, star guard, with forty-six points, ranks fourth, with Robert Gordon next, having a total of twenty-six points. Anthony Selvagn. with nineteen, and Paul Pileggi. with sixteen, round out the high scores. Gas Smith, Arthur Huff and Hubert Shaw also broke into tbe scoring column. The seashore school is lucky in the fact that only one member of the team may be lost by graduation, being Mmrcus Blackman. Thus Coach DeMaris may expect an all-veteran combination to work with next year. I results follow: Ocean City, 32; Tuckerton High School. 12. Ocean City. 6; Passaic HigL School, 122. Ocean City. 12; Millville High School. 22. Ocean City, 13; Pleaaantvtlle High School. 43. Ocean City. 20; VinaUnd High School, it. Ocean City, 13; Brown Prep., 22. Ocean City. 42; Hammonton High School, 12. Ocean City. 22; MiitvHfc High School. 36. Ocean City* 22; Capa May High School, 12. Oeean City, 27; PleaaustvUle High School 20. Ocean City. 28. Cape May High School. 18. Ocean City, 29. Egg Harbor High School. 5. Ocean City. 1; Palmyra High School. 0 (tortm). Ocean City. 26: Hammonton High School. 17. Ocean City, 19; Ocean City Red Men. 21. Oeean City, 10; Egg Harbor High School. 6.

The scoring:

Player Position Field Goals Foul Goals Total. Games Edwin Baron, forward, center 34

16 14

83 62

14 10

Arthur 1

. guard—

Note—The above averages only are for tbe four^m regularly scheduled as. Tbe points made by the players In the Passaic High School and

the Red Men's game are not tabulated with other averages. The complete

number ol game* each player was tn. however, is shown.

“Ghosts at Htio'

The musical entertainment presentto the public by tbe member* of the Oeean City Allegro Club, at Mooriyn, last Friday evening, was a

mplel* success.

7*be entertainment consisted of a number of musical acts and pii followed by an Hawaiian operetta entitled "The Ghosts of Hilo.” The author of this operetta was in the audience and was very well pleased at tbe presentation. The operetta waa given In native Hawaiian costume with the appropriate background of cocoanut grov<«, the wierd ukule music and the general setting peculiar to the South Sea Islands. Tbe affair was given to raise money to purchase an organ for tbe new Ocean City High School. Among those who took pari in the affair were: Russel‘ K Null: ~ Homer Shoemaker. Edward Hogan. Helen William*. Edna Jonea. Eleanor Fogg. Louisa T. Corson. Ruby Dunstan. Mildred Hogan. Fforenee Anderson and others Betty Scbolfield won much applause with her Intricate solo

The cast of -diameter* ter the ‘Ghost* of HUo” wars:

Biaiadell, Charlotte Chester and

itatlve of tbe affair. A number of tbe members of the Allegretto Club, a Junior musical organisation.

Mould

A chorus ct forty included In the program sad rendered several good psrforaaaoes Myra

Harrej Lake )bde Director The recent announcement that Harvey V. Lake, of this city, elected as tennis director for the State of New Jersey, causes no surprise here tn the light of tbe knowledge of his services here duriug the past twenty-five years. Lake's appointment was made by the Middle State* Lawn Ter "is A elation, a t ranch of tbe United States Lawn Tennis Assoristlon. It puts him at tbe lead of the activities of more than seventy-fire club* within

Ibt Bute.

lake is not mly me of the pioneers in developing the game 1.. this sec-

New Jersey but he is also

one o' tbe beat players ever eeen here. He has annexed the South Jersey Tennis Championship, aggregating a

period o' twenty years.

It is expected that with the appointment. much effort will be made on hie part to secure a large number of important meet* to be held at the resort grounds, which were completed j

last year.

S ale of Used cars just at the opening season, and T o appreciate the VALUE I have to offer U should visit our Salesroom, then D o not judge your choke by the price, E xamine it carefully, B uy it on trial if you like, A11 Cars must be as represented, am! if you Keep it you always hold the right to E xchange it for another, or a new car, R eceiving full value for the same. /he above Special Sale runs from March 14th to the 21st, inclusive, and consists of Studebekers, Buicks, Dodges, Fords and several others. ROBERT G. PIERPONT Studebrker Garage Wildwood, N. J.

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