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Ocean City

Mr*. H- Florence Way apent the week end with friends In Riverton, H. X J. Richard Townsend spent a short visit In Philadelphia over the v.eek end. James T. Swank, of Philadelphia and this city, has arrived for the summer season. Miss Emily Underdcwn, of this city, enjoyed the week end with relatives In Haddonfleld. Members of the Epworth League of tie First M. E. Church will.attend a district rally In Millville on Map 23. Members of th<T H. O. C. club will meet this Friday evening at the home of Miss Florence Way, 820 Fourth Street. P. H. Kiernan and family, of Philadelphia, are now spending the season at their Ocean City lesldence, 405 Fourteenth Street. Miss Dorothy Stiles has returned to her home In this city after completing her studies at the Philadelphia School of Industrial

Art.

Mrs. Alice Hanlngton and daughters. Alice and Vera, of Logan, Pa., enjoyed the week end at their summer residence. Twentythird Street and Central Avenue. The monthly social of the Epworth League o' the First Methodist Episcopal Church was held Friday evening at the home of Miss Gertrude Stalnton. 1022 Ocean,Avenue George K. Gardiner, former resort High School athlete and now a second year student at the University of Pennsylvania, has been awarded his PG as a member of the varsity gym team of the university. About sevanty-Ave members of the Penn Hall student body, now stopping at the Flanders Hotel, attended church servlcee Sunday at the First M. E. Church. One of the largest congregations since E iter was prerznt. Friends of Mias Pauline Nickerson. well-known resort school teicher. tendered her a surprise slower, at the apartment of Mrs. '% L Gilbert. The hostesses were lira. Herbert Hand and Mias Francis Smith. After the shower, cards were enjoyed followed by refreehments and music. Mr. and Mrs. W. Chester Vcrguson announce the arrival of a son, on Saturday morning. The youngster weighed ten pour.da Both mother and child are doing well. Mrs. Ferguson, who was .Miss Marion Steelman, of this city, gained fame as "Miss Ocean City.” In the 1922 Atlantic City pageant. The traffle Tight signals to be placed In this resort along Asbury Avenue, from Fcwth to Fourteenth Streets, are now being put up at the street ictersectlona The lights hav> already been placed at Seventh end Eighth Streets, two of the busy resort Intersections. Ninth Street will probably bt the next intersection to have the signal system placed. On Monday the music week program was continued, special features being staged at tb« Moorlyn and Strand Theatres and also at the First M. E. Church. On Monday afternoon Mrs. James Austin performed at an organ recital at the First M. E. Church. In the evening at the Moorlyn Theatre the Misses Esther Frets and Elisabeth Booth rendered a duel, followed later by a selection by the Ocean City Orchestra under the direction of J- Fred Fanne. leader. At the Strand Theatre a piano dudt was played by Mrs. Arthur DeMarls and Miss Myra Blaisdell. At each of these theatres there was an exceptionally large atten dance. Three hundred members of the Daughters of America witnessed the Initiation of fourteen candidates Into the Ocean City Council. D. of A.. Thursday evening at Red Men's Hall. The ceremonies were staged by the degree team of Cohansey Counci’, of Bridgeton. After the Initiation speeches were made by the various Councilors present. Mrs. Cummins, of Wildwood. Past State Councilor, aiso gave a brief address. Refreshments were served later In the evening, followed by a short social period. Visitors were present from Bridgeton. Wildwood. Goshen. Avalon and Llnwood Councils. Ocean City Council now has over three hundred members and ranks about sixth In the State In membership.

Thompson vs. Brennan Case Reported Settled

The Jury In the case of Russle May Thompson against Raymond Brennan was unable to reach an agreement and was discharged by Judge Eldredge. The case was heard last Friday at Court House. The plaintiff Is administratrix of the estate of Emanuel Klepfer. of North Wildwood, who was killed as be allgbted from a street car. when he was struck by a truck driven by Joseph Moore,

an employee of Brennan's.

Moore was Indicted by the grand Jury for manslaughter, but was acquitted when tried. The Jurors received the case In the afternoon and when the foreman reported at 10 P. M. that a verdict could not be reached, the Jury was excused by the Court. It was reported that the case was later set-

tled for the sum of 8700.

TOD CAS SAVE MOSEY Ife so easy to save in the Buildtag end Loan t.dtt any one. no matter how small their Income, can soon acquire a slseable Inga account. Ask how. Saa Ilk City B. A L. Amodation B. B. Arnett, Free. H. C. Love, “

One Ocean City Negro Shoots Another Sidney Pugh, «0, colored, of Ocean City, Is lying In the Atlantic City Hospital with a bullet wound in his chest as a result of an altercation with Bammer Daniels, 80, also colored. Ocean City. Pugh was wounded by Daniels, who is also known as James Robinson and George Robinson, In altercation supposedly o money. According to reports there had been some disagreement between the two men on Saturday afternoon. This bad apparently subsided. About 9.15 that evening Daniels visited Pugh at bis home. Fourth Street a: a Haven Avenue. The argument was probably resumed and continued until Daniels pulled a revolver from his pocket and fired three shots at Pugh. One of these took effect In the chebt of the man. Daniels then fled and neighbors found Pugh lying on the floor. He was tsken to a local physician and later taken to the Atlantic City Hospital, where his condition Is said not to be serious. Ocean City police conducted a seacb for Pugh'e assailant, but were unsuccessful. It la believed that Daniels or Robinson has left

town.

Annual Field Day of Ocean Gty Schools The annual field day for the Ocean City public schools will be held on Friday afternoon. May 15. At that time the one thousand or mere students In the local schools will assemble at the municipal atbleUc field. Sixth Street and Bay Avenue, and go through mass drills and calestbenlcs nnder the direction of Athletic Director Elmer E. Unger and director of girls' athletics. Miss Miriam Reichley. The program being prepared by Professor Unger and Miss Reichley consists of a flag salut\ singing of patriotic airs, free hand exercises, wand drills and the usual folk and Interpretative dances. The girls of the varioui grades, as well as the High Schools girls, will be seen In the various dances.

PAPER HANGING Done when you want it and as you want it. Large variety of samples to choose from. Let Me Estimate

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Penn Hall Girls At Ocean Gty Last Wednesday afternoon the second spring visit of the Penn Hall girl studenu. of Ch&mbersburg. Pa., began. At that Ume three hundred odd students loadsd down with bags, grips, hat boxea. ukeleles and what not, pl’ed off the train at Eleventh Street and began the march to the Flanders Hotel, at the boardwalk. For four weeks these girls will make their residence at Ocean City’s largest hotel, continuing

their studies.

Fifty or more members of the faculty accompanied the girls and regular school sessions will be held. A score of pianos were received and musical instruction will be carried on as well as their

other studies.

This year a large ritunber of parents of the girls who attend Penu Hall from all over the East, plan to stop In Ocean City for a short stay. A number of events will be given by the girls during their stay, prominent among them being their annual musical recital

and concert.

GOSHEN

Charles Mattes was an Atlantic City visitor on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Warden Janney. who have spent the winter with their daughter. Mrs. Ltbern Grace, have returned to their home at

Or sen Creek.

Lin Bright and family, of Anglesea, were callers at the home of Mrs. Jennie Corson recently. Elmer Bright, Elton Crandol, "Mel-ln Hymer and Misses Dorothy Edwards and Adeline Crandol, motored to Wildwood Monday even-

Mrs. Caroline Seiber has returnhome for a few days, after spending the winter In Philadelphia. Claire Bowker Is the owner of a new coupe. Ed Wales visited the county seat on Wednesday. Manuel Goslin Is In the Atlantic City Hospital for treatment. Mrs. J. W. Grace Is at Wildwood with her danghter. Mrs. Harry Weldon, for an extended time ■

Audubon Society Seeks Endowment Fund The New Jersey Audubon Society Is encouraged to anticipate results in Its campaign for an endowment fund, according to Information from the society's Newark

office.

This campaign was launched with the successful culmination of the long and bitter fight for bobolink protection, the Importance of adequate financial resources for organised and systematic wild bird conservation having been accentuated during the bobolink fight. Some Ume since, a gentleman residing In Monmouth county signified bis Intention of leaving to the society his property, to be used as a wild bird sanctuary. More recently a woman member from the same county has urged the establishment of such a sanctuary, she being particularly Interested In the pine barrens and also desirous that a sanctuary should safeguard the native wild flowers and vegetable growth. This woman hoped to make a bequest to be used In the maintenance of such a sanctuary, If established. SU11 another member has Intimated that property for a sanctuary and a fund for its maintenance might be expected to be provided for In her will. With these promising prospects In view, the immediate problem confronUng the society Is the establishment of an endowment fund for the adequate carrying on of the many important phases of the society's regular bird protection work, including such measures as bobolink protection, now happily provided for.

Reliable Trucking Service To ud from Philadelphia; we call for the goods and deliver them to your door at a coat very little mm than ordinarily would be charged for freight alone. Furniture mjved with ear*; local service also offered. SEASIDE TRUCKING COMPANY OFFICE: SUB/ HOUSE, SEA ISLE CITY Bell Phone 8-R-5 keystone Phcru. IS A

Year Round Comfort Ho feature in your new home will contribute more to year-aroond comfort than the heating, plumbing and sanitery installations when backed by o-u guarantee. It is not too much to say that the factors of heating, plumbing and sanitation largely control the success of homebuilding. Therefore, with such facts known to you, we feel certain this fire, -rili be called upon to snbmi. bids—-which when judged fairly—price, quality and service being equal—will add your name to our list of satisfied customers. A complete line of newest improved and sanitary fixtures to choose from end at lowest possible prices. LET DS SHOW YOU BURKHARDT & ADAMS PLUMBUIQ AMD HEATTHO A. 0 . Bice A Co, SIS 8. Landis Are Set Isis City

On Tuesday evening, Mrs. Harold Todd, of Rio Grande, and Mlse El eabeth Batts were taken In the Daughters of America. A large number of the Daughters of America from here visited the council at Ocean City on Thursday evening. Mra. John Hearon entertained the Phllathean Claes on Thursday

Ungawood. were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mra. Char lea Mtxner. Mr. Raymond Corson, of Philadelphia. spent Sunday with his uncle, Mr. John Corson. Mrs. Annie Hewitt entertained Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Conover and son. of Green Creek, on Sunday.

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822 Asbury Are., OCEAN CITY. N. J.

Mr. Howard Corson is our new mall carrier. Mr. and Mss. Finley Mlzner, of Avalon, were In town on Friday. Mrs. Elisabeth Swain spent Friday with friends In Bridgeton. Mr. and Mra. J. Lambert Finley returned home on Friday from West Palm Beach. Fla., where they spent several months. Mr. Samuel Morton, of Soutn Seavllle, waa In town on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Goff and son and Mr. Goff’s father, of Col-

The Nation’s Business has broadened and developed under the protection of Insurance. We represent the oldest Am erf car fire and marina Insurance company, to whose first forms of business Insurance there has now been added practically every form of commercial Insurance and property protection.

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Now collects and delivers laundry anywhere from Strathmere to Tuckahoe, including Sea Isle Gty and Ocean View. Collections made on Tuesday and deliveries made on Thursday. DAMP WASHES Rough Dry - - 10c Pound Including All Flat Pieces Ironed Hotel contracts solicited as well as private trade. Drop a card or Phone Somers Point 160.

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Fifteen New American Store* and Combination Meat Market* Opened Daring the Month of April! Each and every one of them a tesUmony to A8C0 Service, opened because you demanded and made their addition possible. And that Is Just part of the story of the month— Tomorrow, as a starter for the month of May, we will open— Six Sanitary Straight Grocery Stores and Four Big Combination Grocery Stores and Meat Markets in the Gty of- Scranton, Pa.

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Don’t Forget Mother!

To My Mother Mother of mine, this happy day. A lot of Love toe* on lu way. To apeak for all past years and aay. "God Blew You. Mother Mine. Today.”

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