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Mr. and Mr*. Vrank Warnar will mm raturn from U»alr wlntar atay

Mlaa Mary T. OUan. of Phlladal*hla, waa aaon« th« meant rUltora to thia raaort. C. I* Boeklty. oC tit Oaotral At*nne. baa b*an anjoylny tba wlntar taanon In Miami. FU.

mt will, basin !U a this Friday. Floyd a Blnuna la In ebarc*. Mr*. H. FVwanoaWay baa ratnraod to thia city attar riaUia* la Oaw ‘ darins aa paat waafc. Tba Onafa Lambda FM mat Wadaaaday araalns at tba boma of Mlm Joan BarFour, Ml Central Arana*. Mlm Dorothy Ryan baa rotcraad bar boma In Oaatral Ocean City attar

Ward. Andrew Scull. Mlm Bertha Sheldon, Mlm Sue Wllllo, Mr*. Howard Taylor, Mlm Elliabatb Breckley and Maurice Oandy. The Hotel Lincoln and the Arcadia Restaurant, both under the aana*ement of Jamea Rowland, of Philadelphia and thia city, will open for the miner eeason thia Friday, inner Ryan and daujrfc-er, Rita, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Glenn and family, of Philadelphia, will be sueeta of Mr*. Ida Ryan and family, of 1101 Central Aranua, orer Beater. The aipbomore clam of the Ocean Qty Hlsb Babool wUl etas* their M* Beater danoe Saturday erecln* in the SymniMom of the school. Beall Kins's Orchestra, of MUllriUe. will

Bar. Charles H. Boehm and family, of Wllmlnston. ware axton* weekend rial tore hair »--nar fornar raaldenta of this meurt. Tba PI Bpallon Tau met Tuesday ertnlns at tba home cf Mlm Batty Smith, president of tba sorority. A report waa made upon the sale of Easter ess* by the member*.

sad member of the MUlrille Hlsb School vanity basketball team, waa amons tba rial tor* here durins tba

tala, by Charles Fonteyns Manner, wffl be sriea this Sunday evanlas. by the choir of the First Baptist Church, under direction of Clinton D. I*>w-

party slnn at her reside Street and Central Avene bar soa*ta were Mr. and Mr*. Jama*

Tba Heme and Foreign Mlmlon Society of tba First M. B. Chrrcb will boM a abed bake at the social rooms of the church on Friday evenins. April 17. This will be the anmaal affair of this orsanlsaUon. The Casino dab, popular den cl n*

Boardwalk, will open for the aw on Saturday avanlas. April Zl. The stwdto erlll remain open every Ba*— day evanlns until the aummar t when u win open nlShtly. The Official Board of the First M. R. Church at a raceat mat in* decided to have a S*ra*e built for Bar. Norman Vincent Barseat, the pastor. Thia buildlns Is now bains constructed. The Ladles' Aid Society of the church are also refunriablns tba pares. 721 Wesley Avenue, with

Mr. and Mia. Howard Buseom thia city, will entertain the foUowln* k and: FTr. and Mrs. Charias Bunom and non. Mr. ard Mr* W. MlUar. of Maw Toak aty; Mr. and Mr*. J. J. Ranckenbarh and eon. of PhlladatphU; Mr*. F. C. Swank, atao A Mr*. Vivian

Tba. Ocean City Olrie Cfiob wUl

Mlm Dorothy & Ryan Is a few day* In ‘

Sire their third rLoual Raster concert in the Musli Pavilion Sunday afternoon. The Oiaam (Sty School Orchestra will t .rnlah the music for the occasion. M.m Louisa T. Ccreon. director of music in resort schools, has Men In char** of rehearsal* and win direct the presentation. A vary good p retrain has been provided for

this occasion.

The members of tba Owtral Ocean

City Community Aamiatioa will hold . . _ a barn danoe Batuzday avanlas atl Mr*. Ralph Goff sad Momlban’s bam. Tblrty-fourtb Street dereon bav* left fv a Mr* Marta Han and Mrs- Irene Florida.

Powell are tba committee In char*e of this affair. Tba danoe win be a

Card party and dance Beater Monday night Moose Hall. Oea Ml* City

Band. •

The students at tbs local High School reoeutty elected their rapre-

the rmsaindar of tba tarn. Bach clam chose three t ep r seen tatt via. Allan Tompklna. a eeulor, was alactad as president of the group. Tba Student CounaU has charge of the behavior of tba student body and Is

undertaken at tba raaort HI*- School Mlm Pearl Moore, president of 1 of Ocean City High of tbs Sins'

r spending U Ids resorts.

Millard Hand, weU-kncwn summer resident, and student atH Mew York art school, was among the

Mlm Violet Juvenal attended In ter-fraternity hall gitUB by the University of PanMptvanla Mudenf Friday even la*. Mr. and Mrs. Jasm Oohan, of lukawood. have ret-rued for tba and will shortly open their shop at SOS Eighth Street.

Keen-Thomas Permanent Curl the latest curl for Bobbed Headu $15.00

f/m MRS. LOUISE A. HYLAND 3603 Pacific Avenue, Wildwood Watch for e

“OUR SERVICE IN THE PAST IS GUARANTEE FOR THE FUTURE" Spring Reductions in the Price of COAL

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