CAPE HAT C&UHTY TIMES, FKBAT JAMVAEY *7, 1W8

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Gift the Convention

; Usher of tb* Houston Chronicle. ' led the fl*M that brought the ' I>emocratio Convention to his citj-. 1

trolled ao after mld&ight or an} 1 hour set every other light or wn rj third light will be automatically • extinguished. The automatic operaUoc of ihe lights should affect a conaWerahle saving in operating **2»*»*. U» officials believe. The details of the lighting ayatem have not been announced, but the expert procured by the dty from the National Association of ‘ ion. who made an Hu »e present boardwalk plans for the new 'walk, ret mended the lights be placed „ feet apart and at least IS feet above the decking on ornami Iron standards. crovision, will be made to festal! Are hydrants along the outside of the walk with 4 hose oosuKction* to be need for Are

pur poets

A salt water unit will probably be established, providing a goo pound pressure for theee hydrants At the present time the normal »at*r Pressure of the local water a U 62 pounds. The salt r would eliminate any danger of depleting the city water supply ‘i <**• of emergency.

i ef* f«et

The boardwalk wili have an

t of 6 feet on the ocean I Side o.- the walk from

the piling. Chair Haas

The decking herring bone 1 „ the Atlantic City Board. xlk. Prorisioos hare been made for two runways. C feet wide, for rolling chairs. The decking *111 he 4 Incites by 3 Inches deep. On the outside of the ‘walk will he constructed genuine wrought iron galvanised ratling. The posts and top rail will be 2 inches in diameter and the middle rail IH incites. The present rail Is Hi inches wide with l* inch posts. The posts are fastened into concrete. insuring solidity and perma-

nency.

Subsequent contracts will be awarded f.-’r the Installation of the boardwalk lighting system anil Approaches >r ramps The Are alarm and electric light wiling will be carried under the •walk in conduits. The electric Mghls will be automatically

: and to hare the I _ tW as the boardwalk, which P*™ 11 Be* apnaralas or any r vehicle likely to be used by the city to mount the ‘walk.

Civfl War Flags

One of the standards, fashioned from a woman's silk shawl and bearing the designation •‘Surrey Marksmen.' together with a warning. "Traitors Beware.' was taken by the Third Regiment of the New Jersey lu.antry at Manannas Junction. Ve.. In March. t«C2 The other, likewise of silk, waa captured by the Seventh New Jersey Regiment from the Second Regiment of North Carolina at Chancellorsvllle. Va.. in May. IMS. Furman R. Willis, local Civil War veteran, who attended the ceremonies, was heartily in cord with returning the dag their native state*. Willis attended the affair as a guest of Gov. A. Harry Moore.

Manne Will HeatlC.ofC. During 1928 Officer* of Cmr. Body Are Re-elected For the

Coming Year

Returned By Vets Di " n '*' pl *«»n“ !

Furman R. Willi* Local Representative at Ceremony

OCEAN CITT.—New Jersey veterans gave beck to North Carolina two bullet-torn and blood-stained Bags cap,u red from troops of that State by New Jersey regbnenta during the Clvi! War. The emblems were presented with impictslve ceremonies at a luncheon at the Stacy-Trent Hotel, Trenton, attended by GovErnor Moore and members of his staff. Anjutant General Alfred Cor. of Raleigh. N. C.; Prank O. Cole, of Jersey City, past state commander of the O. A. R.. and

OCEAN CITT—J. Fred Mi was re-elected president of the Ocean City Chamber of Commerce at the arcus! election of officers held on Tuesday evening of last week at the City Hall. President Manne. who had previously declined to be a candidate for re-election, was persuaded to accept the berth after speeches by Harry Coaver. Jack Dalgelsh. Kenneth Campion. Ralph Buvinger and E. A. MacMillan. The following ofHcers were reelected: J. B. Bevill. vice president: R- B. Dean, secretary, and Walter Dittrich, treasurer. As there was no opposition, a motion was made for the secretary to cast the ballot. Bevill acted secretary In

the absence of Secretary Dean, who is confined In a hospital at Columbus. Ohio. Plans were made to hold a ‘•inner meeting next month when the officers will be installed. A motion was adopted to write to the railroad company offering the co-operation of the civic body in the solution of the bus-rail controversy. B. A. MacMillan outlined the viewpoint of the railroads and ons for reduction of fare pete with the bue*. termed it an experiment to learn whether the public favea bus or rail servlet. Ralph Bul inger urgvd more ex1 naive advertising . v the busiDr. J. Thorn ley Hughes urged te committees appointed by President Maane to fulfill their duties, otherwise the dvte body —not properly funcUoa. I resolution waa passed approving the artlou of the City Comasisetoners in regard, to the boardwalk and offering eo-opera-tkm If necessary for the speedy building sud completion of the new walk.

Traffic Officer (to pretty girl motorist) "Hey! What .- the ’ Didn't you see me ware to

Stone Harbor P-T-A Host To Avalon Co. Superintendent Dun-ell and Co. P. T. A. President Were Speakers

School Band Entertains

STONE HARBOR—The Avalon Parent Teachers' Association the guests of the Stone Harbor P. T. A. at a meeting In the school bouse Thursday afternoon of last eok. * Mrs. Crone. County Music Teacher, gave a demonstration In Miss McCormick's room, whlcl very interesting to the aodltbe children taking keen their work. ~ rendered several enjoyable select tons. The bend is of the email children In the lower grades. Miss Ludlle Springer, assisted by Mrs. Crone. responsible for this concert. The leader of the bend Is Nicholas Vevere. who deserve* special

lar p After the demonstrations the 1 ladle* gathered for their meeting.! which was addressed by County] Superintendent Thomas Dun-ell. ! who spoke of the improvements which had taken place in the year, effecting the rural schools The most Important, hr said, being the extra Instructions In music and drawing. Dr Durrell was assisted by the vocational toarbers. In showing some •■durations' pictures on the screen, using the machine which was a gift of the county P. X. A. Mrs Samuel Stone, the County President, of the organixattou was introduced and emphasised what It means to the children to have the Increased opportunities which the addition of these illustrated studies afford to the child In Us school life. They broaden koowledge so that life holds groater

Joys because of the chUd's ability to understand music and art. Mrs. Stone made the suggestion that the P. T. A. copies of famous works of art in the school room Mrs. J M. Bunting offered

of such paintings. The usual order of txtslneea was dispensed wltht. the social feature of tht- meeting began »itb the set ring of refreshments.

Vd No Had si Thai I have a car. It never breaks down. It never skids. It never gets a puncture It never give* me bother up steep gradients. It never gets overheated. It has never got me Into a collision or an accident of any

WILLIAM WOOD MaauIacttircT and Wholesaler of Confectionery Place your order NOW with your dealer for my Easter Eggs MILLVILLE, N. J. Phone 762

Le Stourgeon’s Kew-Bee Bread The bread with the fine home-made taste—just right for Ae children and grown-up*, too Tour Grocer Sells It “Served Anywhere in Cumberland County"

tree Score Years and Ten — Then What?

Supply-Fixture Cc. E. dwell. Prep. 187 E. HmmeU irt. Wildwood

CHURCH DIRECTORY

( FIRST MPTHOD18T BFBiCGHAL— ing t.so p. as. FIRST HAPTIST- ISlb snd Wesley Ave.. Rev. G Waiter Shriley Service, Sunday 10. *8 a. m- 5. JO p pi . Bu-teay School II noon. WedoMday • vice, T ‘5 p. m. ChrisiUn Endeavor. Sunday t U p m. I FIRST PRKJ4BYTKRIAN—7th ' Wdatey. Rev. Chartes P. N. Vo- —" 1 — to *0 s^m-.

CHRISTIAN SOKNl j BOLT TRDtrnr EPISCOPAL—life

and Central. Rev. .

i E. Trout

It aoficit service, give i be free front werry.

10H Aweiy Are, Ocean City T*i 1900

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Tmlt BU »e k le Better Than Yaw Pluebing 754 Wm Avratte Ocean City Td 122

9.SO a. m. Wt*k day *Krrleas: Saints days and holy days 19 a. m. Tuesday. Women’• QuUd • u, ‘ {t p. m. Wedneaday. Otrts KrUndly Society 7 p. m. Thursday. Young Men's Club 7.H P- m. BT. JOHN’S HTHKRAN—t»th Central. P.ev. Cari F. Yeager i vie—* Sunday 11 a. m.. f p. Sunday School 10 a. m

prayer i

| B.MTI8T—(Colored I. 491 OarileM. ETREKA BAPTIST—W. Spicer net 4 Park Boulevard Services Sunday : ■ a. ro.. * p. m CHRISTIAN SCIENCE—tM E Dar Service. Sunday It a. m.. Suaos School 11 a. m. Wednesday * p s [ BETH JUDAH CONORBfJATION1 I’aciftc and Spencer. Services doily - - 10 a m. Friday t c m. ju i * “no" “ Hu ‘“ S * y il HOLY TRINITY LUTHISIAN — 3. I Poplar and Atlantic Iter. Paul J. || Neff. Bervicca Sunday a a. m, i I 7.S0 p. to., Sunday Bcbooi ».*J a m. I ASBfRV AITUCAN METHODIST I E1T8COFA Le—Y oung and HoUy I FIRST PKESBYTERtAN—Psclftc and ! Burk. Services Sunday 10.W a m., fl 7 *o p. m.. Son* ay School 1.90 p. II ra Wednesday prayer meeting 7 90 jjST SIMEON’S BY THE SEA PBOI TEST A NT EPISCOPAL—Pacific and i Maple. Rev. James *L aa:k. Ser- " • Sunday 7.90. .1 a m.. 740

B»tts PUce 1287 Agbary \vew Oown Citv Bfikml tat* Hqpainnc Bosch Radio “ ‘ «Sb* sad Strvioc 6*le* and Serric* bc 1514 (3su K. Batten. Prop. John T. Johnson & Son

BT ANN® R. C—R*

11 Mnroncy. Pacific at " " ->e. Hu-(dxy « and 10 a.

lay School I p. m. Eve

, Srtck cad Stoc-oo 00 435

A»*. Ocean City TShTPelto |Hk fioBtnu tor i, Gatin acd Sidewslki Avesae Ocean City

ffoly day* 9 a m. Litany Friday

t p. m. T ANN")

? ^ ('onfrea-ons Saturday, evenings of i holy day* and evenings of Prat Fridays 4 and I SO p. m. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAl,Roberts and Pacific. Rev. DeWitt C. Cobb. Sarvicea Sunday 11 a. ra . 7.90 P m . Sunday School *.4S a ra. Wadrteaday prayer meeting 7.90

p. ra.

WEST WILDWOOD WEST WILDWOOD UNION—Ncpday' (white '"'Sloe 8 * rr,c '- Sunday School 10 a. ra. *' ' {

To G row Successfully We Must Build Religiously

Without Vision the People Perish

Lay thla to yqur soul. The chi rch is the vital thing In ymr life and mine. For a time you can Ignore It; in some fashion you can exist without It: you can even say (God help you) that the church means little to you— "Churches are all rirght. but they do not bother roc in one way or the other." But you can nit live, and you do not live without the cboreh. Why. the church was the cradle of clyilliation. and Is today Its guide—the cloud by <*ay and the pillar of fire by night 'Hie world Is resting on the everlasting arm. Take this to your heart. No life can be lived to the utmost that is lived for and within Itself. You get out of life just what you put Into it; you receive only the helpfulness th«i you have extended to others, only tbs hkssingv you hare pamwd along. For a momert turn away from self, from your own interests and diversions, from your own home and family, and view In wonder and amaxement the humility, the work the church ha* been doing for twenty centuries for harassed and

overburdened humanity—doing for you. Where Use the need? Do NOT believe that the church does not need you for It needs you sorely. And do not think that you •!■ the church ur.til you know what the church has for you In Its treasure bouse. When you arc without tribulation, or pain, orgrtef. or disappointment, or heartache or desire, then you may say. "I have no need for the church." And when you cannot by precept or example, by klndneas or compassion help any living creature. you may say. "The church haa no need for tne." But until that time has come, seek out the church and cling to IL The wrong time to wish and desire for an Interest In church affairs U when sickness, has pi-.iled you near to death's door and you ace Ice lust opportunities of a misdirected life. You can save yourself many momenta of wgret NOW by affiliating yourself with the church of your choice In your town and attending it regularly.

CHURCH DIRECTORY

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H0RTH WILDWOOD Pennsylvania l«y 11 a- ro . it *.9# p. ra eLv%-i“ - UNION—nth and Central Services Sunday 10 *. in . 7 p. in. CAPE If AY COURT HOUSE 1ETHODI8T EPISCOPAL—Rev. William Ewan. Services Sunday 10.15 a. m.. 7.90 p. m.. Sunday Schoo' ten Wednesday prayer seeBAPTIST—Rev. Ctrarias W. Haines. 'J 1 Wedeeeday prayer aei vk-e 7. " DIVIDING CREEK WON METHODIST KP18COPALIteV. Joseph K- Simpson Sunday Mrvkea: 9 A M . ru*a: It. A. M . Bible Study: It A. M. and 7 P. M . ~ ; CIS P M-. Kpwonh LEESBURG METHODIST EPlSCOi'AI^ Rev. M. Case. Sunday servkw 10-90 and 1.30. fiunday 8rl»oi. 1.98 DORCHESTER 14BTHODI8T IJ-ISCOPAI^-R.

HEISLERVILLE

AVALON NcENOMIN \TViSM.- l Qulmhy Service, SiukIi err ’ “ MB

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i.vA»v PAmyr—rw, s r “"tsir-ra .rsT .. Evening --wies 7-90 p. ra. SOUTH bEAVILLE METHODIST EP18CXJPAL—Rev W. Bradway. Serviesa Sunday 7.9» p. in.. Sunday ScbooJ 9.90 a. ra. PALERMO BAPTIST—Rev. E IL Stnffrl. 8. vice* Sunday 11 a. tn . 7.99 p. n Sunday School 9.tt n. m BEES LEY’S POINT METHODIST F.I'IScOPAL-l.-v ' 7*45 p. m . Sunday School I p i Prayer service Tuesday 7.14 p. ni FORT NORRIS

BAPTIST—Rev Carl Bel!. Sunday H> J" a. m.. 7.99 Sunday School 2 p. m. TUCKAH0E

SWAINT0K

M K CHURCH—Rev. J. 3orlU» ^ ScitdA^- ^arrrtcea

M.. with i Schoo

WOODBINE

HERKKW CHEVY AOMDATH ACHKM—Rabbi I. TalSbeff. Service. Saturday 9 am. Sunset (one hour) Dally, sunrise and sunset One HEBREW T1KKRBTH ISRAEL — Ocr.,»u**l services On notice. Saturdays only end holiday,.

GREEN CREEK

BETHEL METHODIST EPISCOPAL -n.v !• a s.-njnon. Service,

JO p. ra , Sunday

SEA ISLE CITY ST. JOSEPH S R C.—RL Rav. Sunday. Ilenndlction**of the Moei K leased Sacrament Sunday (oiinw - ing last Maas. Baptism t.y appoi tnent. Sunday School st 9 a. m. METHODIST EPISCOP. ** Von Uffel. Sunday eei v•< ra . 7.90 p. m . Sunday noon. Thursday prayer I I* ra. Epw-orlh League

MESSIAH LUTHERAN—Rev D. Upton Bair. Service* Sunday 11 a i *0 p. m , Sunday School 10 a.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL TABERNACLK—Rev D. V. Brewln Services Sunday 10.70 a. ro.. 7 90 p m.. Sunday School 2.48 p. m Wednesday prayer meeting Bp.ni

OLD BRICK PRESBYTERIAN-Uev R w-ard Wright Services Sunday 10 a. m.. 7.90 n. m.. 8und< School 2 SO p. m. Wednesday > vice* 7.90 P ir

METHODIST EPISCOPAI^-Rer. J. W. Bradway. Service, Sunday I0.4B a. ro., I p. ro. Sunday School I RIO GRANDE METHODIST EPISCOPAL—Rev. P. a. Kampaon. Service, Sunday 9 p. m.. each third and fifth Sunday. Sunday School X 90 p. ra. RIO ORANDB-Rev W. H. Cox. Service, Sunday 7.98 p. m.. Sunday School 1 m.

C00HEN

MCTHODIST—Rev. lUyroond Shcrp. Service. Sunday 10.90 a. m.. 7.90 in. Brotherhood arrvlree 9.49 a. Sunday School IX noon. IMMANUEL BAPTIST—Rev. Harry COX. Servlcra Sunday 11 a. m . Sunday School 10 a. m ST. ELIZABETH S IL C.-Maas every first and third Sunday at 9 a. m.

flowe^Bcrrter,'Sunday T.9# a. Holy Communion IM" - — *

MEMORIAL JBAPT18T—Servloes I J ^ ‘(tumraunran Tite

SOUTH DENNIS

day School 11.45 a. t

Service* Sunday 11 a. ra.. * Wednesday prayer service I p. m OUR LADY OF THE SKA R- C— Rev. E. P. Kennedy. M maes Sunday * and 10.98 a. m. Rosary and Benediction S p in M.iam weekdays 7 a. m. Coi.fesalona 4 to

Keystone Auto Club Ser. Station Expert Auto Repairing 24 Hour Semce lowing. Ignition. Tire Repairing Main Shore Road, P. R. R., Ocean Vie 4% Woodbine National B^k4% Savings • Fay the Modern Caving* Way—By Check May’* Gnrnge Raybestos Brake Service Sutton Both Phone* Woodbine. N. J. Jacob L. Morris Plumbing. Heating. Water Systems and Sewerage. Pipe and Fitting*. Suppliei Estimate* Given on Electrical Supplies and Fixture* —Alwayi At Your Service— Fra* a* and Adam* Woodbine Phil . Jelphia Bargain Store General Merchandise Woodbine, N. J. Benjamin K. Botwir.ick Meats, Groceries, Delicatessen, Lunch TeL 14-B Woodbine, N. J. AS WE ARE ROT VERY BUSY, we are able to give extra care and attention to all our cuitomere. Paprrh anging—Painting Goldman Brothers Co. Tel. Key. S-D Woodbine, *. J. Tuckahoe Lumber Co. LuEiber, Builders’ Supplies, Coal, Feed and Grain Tuckahoe, N. J.

u.day In month.

METHODIST EFUCOPAL-Rtrr. — Bredforil- 8arv*oaa Sunday l , Sunday School 9 p. m.

CEDAR VILLE rv. to mar K V rv-Rv*: Prwhiiii

uighan. Sunday

aching 18 A. M. and

Sunday school U.ll. Christ lan Endeavor. 9.49. Prayer Service, every Friday evening at

followed by Sabbatl FIRST PRESIIYTKRI “ ** ■" Sunday

CAPE MAY POINT HERAN — Rot. Hany Sunil a yNchool 9 90 p in' T. PETER'S BY THE SKA. Pro teata-rt Eptecnpal—Barrice* Sunday 19.90 a. ra.. 9 90 p. m. BEADLE MEMORIAL. Presbi lerian O Ju.is m 7 ‘5 Sunday School 2.18 p m 8T. JOHN S. Efd*co|a»l—Franklin and Washington ttervirwa Sunday 1“ l» in. Oral Sunday of each nnmer

ay 10 a if 19* P

The Co-operation of the Firms Listed Hereon MaKes Possible the Publication of This Directory

Tomlin 1K0 (Stag. Jobbing Ocean C«y

Royal Taxi Service Doy or Night—Trip or Service Eighth and Axbury Ocean City Tel. 402-W-717

Raymond H. Perks Electrical Csratnw.tor j 651 Anbury Avenue Ocean City Tel 29-233

Herman J. Lnier Plumbing asd Heating Contractor 110 A*bury Avenue Ocean City

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Walter C. Johnson Now it the time to think about the Hew Lawn. 148 Anbury Avenue Ocean City

Lena’s Restaurant Special Shore Dinner*—Home Cooking Cape May Court House Bert .Shipley & Son Motor Repairing and Towing Tel. 9-R-12 So. Denni*. N J. Laws & Henderson GoeInch Silvertown Tire* and Tube* Port Norris. N. J. Corson &. Mills Lincoln. Ford, Pordson Sale* and Service TeL ira Port Norm, N. J. E. L. Warren Lumber Co., Inc. Building Materials of All Kind* Tel. SO Port Norm H J. Walla- L. Rigfcin Plumbing and Electrical Installation Port Norris, K. J. Atlantic Printing A Pub. Co. Cape May County Times-Oceaa City New* Seven Mile Beach Reporter Port Norm. Advertiser