CAPE MAT COUifTT TOTES- EMBAY MARCH JO, 1JM

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■fcvre Interested In Us Even In the Far East

Col C. ActiriM. for 1927 M«le Sy Dun

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Tea theaeaad imUln* of Ocean Cltr*B dean, white beach rand were nailed eat with literature dartac Itt" under the directijc of BclRC w. Corma. ehalruun •f the chamber'* "rand cotnmlttee." Thto, Dean aid In hi. mpod. la one of the moat aorel mean of Bdeertlatn* attempted by any rtwort and ha* been the mean* at bin other recelrinr

bund red* of Inouirlre

The OBtaUndlnc aentprement

r. 514 and 111. Ohio. »» and : New York State. 217 and : Ontario. 1 and 7: Penuylla. SI4 and 403; Phlladelphir and 114; PStubiur 114 and ; Rhode Inland. 3 and l. m**. I and 3; Vermont. 6 nd 11; Vtaritata. II and 31; Feet VtrglsU. 37 and It.

th* Chamber of Commerce the foilow'ne errata

for

rrral

year*.” raya the report, "baa been tbtrouch the effort, of R Bovin iter, chairman of Ibe Ocean CttyLonaport brida. committee. BattllBK adverne crttlcinn and wilh (be help of a faithful few. three mu hare at law acoompHabel thin project." Eihauatirely revlewini; the actlrtttm of the office In exploitins the renorl to pom'blr virttora, the report raid that the <riportsaeai of advertlaiaa hr radio the past year proved ratlefactory.

and added:

•'While the tnqulrie* were not numerous, thi* mean. U not too expensive, will no doubt u* a Ifteat method In prttln« the re•orl known at distant poir:; •' I'm of display* In tb» h«.7* windows of New York newspapers on crow dec streets waa ni«o employed to good effectBar Swm Draw* Spotlight Oututar-dlni; cvci.t* which fo-

Grtat Carmr Ctsssi

that

boardwalk.

Dedication of May 20. Baby parade and fashion show, day and nlxht Fourth of July celebration Cooperate with Yncht Club for regatta Cooperate with Golf Onb for ourn ament. Cooperate with both bridge con panic* for celebration of opening to traffic. H*t,_’We>« celebration. Miniature golf course on city

Attend D. A. R. Conference COCRT BOtTBE— Membraa of the ' Cape May County Patriots Chap-J «er. D A. R- attending tbs rereot r*h Annual State Conference ot the D. A. R. held in the Ajmerably chamber. State House.I Trenton, were; Mrs. Morgan Hand. Mira Mabel | Clay. Mrs Jonathan Hand. Mr* | William Sheppard. Mrs. Alfred! Taylor. Misa Uia Gandy. Mrs.! Frederick Balnbridgt. Mr*. CUrsnee Eidredge and Miss Ahna

Way.

A beautiful memorial service waa conducted by the State Chaplain. Mrs. Harry A. Marshall, for

the

mber* of 1

rtety. who have passed away during the year. The narnw of Mrs. John ITIrieh and Mr*. Horace Richardson, of the Cape May County Chapter, wars Included

the service

''Sorry, but I've only got a flyedollar bill." (Affably): "Thafs all rtghl. mteter, 1 got change."

Resort Goes After North Jersey Trade MunidpdJ Attracticna to be Advertised Extensively

in TKat Section

IXyrUnd Gets Ad Contract

(Mag. hot to exceed »UAM. In New Yarn City and North: Jersey, publicity Dlrect.r Doan:

sees « fertlls field.

"A few years ago." he declared.

"Oce«n City was practically

known to the residents of many section* of North Jersey The eneflagnUieu attracted much stten- 1 Oon te the resort but >ast previous to that occasion the resort received Its finest publicity In North Jersey through the State Kiwanta contention This affair which the vtaHloe Ktwaais declared to be the greM.tn ever held In the State brought g throng of visitor* from the other end of the State who were atnusd with (he rtwort. The Baptist Stale convention also was g big aid. Many were so pleasantly surprised that they declared they would return thi* senaou. We

are inviting them to do so

"The Hudson timncl bring* New York much closer by motor and I look for a big Increase la New York patronage this year. The

resort te wel! known in phla and vicinity but

not teglecUiig that field, though the expenditure in the Philadelphia papers may not he as large

as some years In the pegi."

The Borland Agency te bu*y with the resort Easter schedule which win appear In the New York Americas. N^w York Herald-

Merchants To Be Licensed

s! By Next Year

0. C. Flam Tax to Protect Them From F!y4»yNighter*

promised Mm that the chamber' ttr reprerawtatlvva would do what it could to bring H'gh School. Both team* parte -euting good and <*.■liveries, and as f.jrcefa! aTgxn IST'ltat ^ ‘ho^ to have 1 * it ! '' r '“J*? -Thto te the only city of any'

ProteaU Fifed With C C,

an who babe man who ~Tke Mayor said that freqaenll?

- k Mayor (hsmplon dryly I- ^remarked, that be waa tntroductag e * subject that had become thread-

bare tl

peddlers come in here froc Jrota tax. operate only daring the peak of the •raaaon and go home without leaving a cent in tbs town." Johnses said. "They take all they gel I

OCEAN CITY—This resort will advertise extensively In New York City and North Jersey according to the newspaper advertMag schedule prepared by Publicity Director R. B Dean hnd approved by the (onmitealonero Monday. The Dor land Advertising Agency, of Atlantic City.

The paper* included 00 Ibe gen eral schedule are New York. American. Herald-Tribune. World. Bn. Graphic: n>"ad*lphia. PsMtr Lsdger. Evening ledger. Record. News. Inquirer; Baltimore. New* and American; Washington. Herald: Pittsburg. Prera; Wilmington. Journal and News: Harrisburg. Tab graph. Reading. Times. Lan caster. Inteliegencer. Christian Betrace Monitor. Binghamton. N. Y. San: Buffalo Courier: Cleveland Plain Dealer; Cincinnati Inquirer aad Columbus Dispatch. The North Jersey paper* In which ads wiU appear are Paterson. Press. Guardian-. Perth Amboy. News: Hudson Dispatch; Bayonne. Tiaras; Elisabeth. Jour sal, Bergen. Evening Record; Hoboken. Observer: Orange. Courier; Hoboken. Jersey Observer.

1 a resident of the

outside help We spend our money here and do oar pwit <0 make Ocean CBy a real town." President J. Fred Maene told : the chamber had pre-

mending a mercantile licenae, hut that about 70 per cent of the bus! ness men were opposed to being Used They couldn't figure out that It would be a prof*, (toe to them sal-'" he uM “All they couldsee waa the dollar sign. They don't even bother to come to the Chamber of Commerce meetinaa " It was explained to Johnson that peddlers must pay a $25 1cenae fee to the city, and that If they toil to do this they are subject to arrest and a fine Mann.

Woodbine Defeated By Moorestown In Warmly Contested Debate on Capital Punishment

A great hattl* m squads, ot both schools, mad* C mtr very lively. •« (ar te ' dime* wns concerned

Two Days Tue Late. Hmry Henry Morgan traded horaafit Wednesday. Henry Morgan wen I 10 SnyherovIBe Thi radar 10 ha.e his ryes examined. (Item* In Mrrvyvllle. to. Banner).

WOODBINE — The Woodbine UtSb School debating tram lost Ma j fir*' contest to Moorestown High School on FVtfay evening. March If. at the Capitol Theatre. Wood-1 bine "he Moorestown tram, composed of Bernard Zamosicta. Frank Downing. George Gilbert and Dorothy

negative* side

Resolved. Ihst

Should be

Abolished The tram from up Stale received the unanimous vote

of the Judges

The Woodbine High School representative* were Miss 8 Goodman. captain. Isidore GakMra. John DeSantG and Julia Krack. alternate They made a very creditable effort to defend the hampkmahtp of Rutgers In'erscholaatlc Dehat tug l-eagoe. but were outclassed by

Battery or Tire Trouble? See H. F. Ogden FOB HONEST. CAPABLE ATTENTION KILLER TIRES AK3I EXIDE BATTERIES 25 S. fWri Street Bridgeton, N. J.

General Agent of Deeds Continental CaaufJty Co DANIEL A CHEW REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE PORT NORRIS NEW JERSEY

RELIGION IS EDUCATION

Edwin T. Bradway

fcffi Metal Work, 215 E. Spencer A».. O. E. iimj Pin Ur and Stucco Contractor 81 W. MngkOUf. Aw. Bdl 94 S. Jersey Elec Supply-Fixture Co. E«rtrial Contxae.sr—J. E. OlueU, Prop. 127 E. Wildwood Are., Wildwood Keyrtone Auto Club Ser. Stetion txptn Auto Repairing—«4 Hour Service Towing. Ignition, Tire Repairing <*» Shore Road, P. R. R-, Ocean View Bert Shipley 4c Son Motor Repairing and Towing M 9 S-12 go. Dennis, V- X-

John EL Trout 4 *ean i* the Building Business L' yon want efficient, honest service, five 64 the contract and be free from worry

Office and ,0S 3 Aibnry Arenne

Telephone 1800

4 Woodbine National Bank 4%

P*y the 1 Way — By'Check

Bait's Place ; -37 Aibuiy Avenue, Ocean City £' '• Anv, Repairing Bo*vh Radio r'"' 1 ”- and Service Sales and Service XU Cbu K. Batten. Prop. John T. Johnson & Son Contractors p lMter, Brick and Stacco Call 455

?*on Avenue

i City

’ As p

John Pelto

Ccsneni Contractor

lockx Curbs and Sidewalks Avenue Ocean City

Telephone 9S8

CHURCH DIRECTORY

0CEAB COT

“.* s iS»3v s g f Vtodnwtog)- prsror mrat'S?'sstvjs si; ,"3S

m . ’ Vedoradar pr»»«*' »«rvles 7.4S CHBOTAN linENCE-SterrK*. only »& r c2Z2&.*?'$ 0 %Iz t '$ t srfii rs? n m W«lnra<l*y. Olrl* Frtendly r “‘ T C>m?" ,r R*i A c2l E F A Y‘4S--irra Suod*y U m . f p. Sunday Stliool 10 ». m. IT Attat'STINEk K. C-l«b aad tfSZ ££*?«?*? WILDWOOD FIRST HAITI ST— Mnpie •?* ASlairtle Rev I H. F£*L r nday 11 a m~ ' P- .

my*r me-ling 7 » P m _ ^ HAITIKT—(Colnredl. *»l OufioM. KITRKKA RAPTIST—-W. -’tdeer » I’.rfc iU'Ulrr.rd Service* fcundsy cgKwriaiTsC’KNCB-iM ^ 0 .SlV;

BETH JUDAH GONGRBOATtON-l-„f if./: «ud sperc'-r S.-!-»-lee* daily t to 10 a to. Friday T P TO r. - - -.y *99 *. n.it^av iu-hnal !J a

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FIRST iyra«

Wvdnraday tmsrr mertlnl

To Grow Successfully We Must Build Religiously ?

CHURCH DIRECTORY

A REAL TASK FOR THE CHURCH!

^^Tra Ckwrc^ kA^alway* Mra ^tntvrsstvd In Jhv (vJ**'la»d < ’»f h A««^cA*"ivra^oO'»y w* Tr.Vi* bvt a raari diaunce in tS* c un-ry until «*,- and ww Church and the •cr.ool built •._< by aide. The State "* - - - - -ae problem e' * —

—e a pnd« e« ,tx> er T.r.,

SM our puullc , it te very nerd

America, to tx Illitrratc t

larda of

our acbeew aed colieoe* are continually orowmo-

We rejeroe *0 eee inch rapid proercs*

The oeneral public Is alra becoming aentitivety craeciou* of the fact that all education must bear trvit in character The -bread and butter

—' —"cultural aim*" are —

end the "e «'B^V b-^

1 from

1, lit* auatalmns powi 1 net advocating to character Into tbe p

a de thoroughty;

a and playground: res that make fo I for petit leal idea in

b

. ia where the real * located. Too long ti

la there In ever Sing that 1 reasonable ru... of the K co-operative workj of tne und: It u there in euetome

community conacieus-

ak for the Chunk ef 1 It been content with from the ah.pwrocka

SEA ISLE COT rr. Joseph $ 1

There era thro, disunct ways that the Church — —^Igioua educat on ahould en-

*:—F1 rat, It ahouid taka a back up the moralities and taught in our public •choola jid do, aa wen a* the Church

. should actually ***g*g« aociei. and clt.rervahip training, — “ “* “

task for r — •- •

ways of Thfa evei collective aociai. a

task toe . tM teachmqa o la alwaya that

are .0 practice U. Third, there

greet portion of the woto In char-

1 helghta of ooH-aacrlhco

have thi child aa the 1

*. The material uara ae help* In the It be character build.no on the ground _ .... ...u ia found, not that vAich the teacher or waiter 'may feel

KS-.’SCi'lii.'.— r « —

Si

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KSt ssz sss MESSIAH WtTHBRAN—Krv D Upton Bair 8-rvkwa Sunday It a. i Ik* p m . Suiaduy School !• a- iw

AVALOH

mtMM<OMINA-nOKAl rx Brv..J , W

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CHURCH DIRECTORY

X0BTH WnJWOOI)

"i?” £.7£?v ... nurr methodwt Djnscoi'AtrSnd und Central. Snrvlroo Sunday

"

UNION-It’h aiuj Cent Buntoy 1" A TO . 7 P CAPE MAY COCRT HOUSE MFTHODI8T KI’ISI'UI'AI—Bnv WII Item Ewan. Sr rrlcer Sunday I*' •-

a. to. T» 1 !U‘,W

p TO. Sunday ScboiR IU.IS A to Wooncaday prayer aervtoa S.«» P m.

DIT1HIKG CKKFK

nON METHODIST EPISCOPAL —

CHURCH DIRECTORY I CHURCH DIRECTORY

0CEAM VIEW CALVAKT HMTIST —Paaloe. WHIlam K Hurrove. Morning rarvU-e IB 10 a. in Sunday S-hOol )1 * to. t**r.in« eenrte-v S.I* p TO SOUTH SEAVILLE METHODIST GPISOOPAIRr-v .1 w |'.radway. .-mrVKWe Srmdn) T JS p m.. Sundr v School »-M »- to PALERMO K M Stoffel* SerSunday II a . TO. 7-te P TO.. ly Schoo! » i» sc TO BEES LEY'S P0IKT METHODIST FIMB<'OPAL-R.rv "

. B- Slmiwon Ooaa * day School at Ibl*'

A. M.

THE SKA.PHO- . II a m. T W

ST. ANITP B- C - KE'e.SSl’'. Confrrnema —* holy deye

Cobb, I Tk* P TO. SUM!*'' TO WndBeoday- prayer meeting p m WEST WILDWOOD VEST WILDWOOD UKK>N~*j ynrtf aewteau t* a TO . 7 «• P Sunday fidSote i* a. ax

wrath Drogue at *14. foltr.wod at (K.'S./rvT? Jdntor lewxue every Wed livedvy J p. M. Clare meeting every SaGir5,v » r M TfiE DIVIDING CRBKK BAPTIST CHURCH-Hero F Snider, ''•nor jUrvtcra. fi»)-r Meeting 7 «’. M. Smulay 10 A M and 7 P. M. Proarattur It A. M |l. Y. R U. lit P M Jr. B. ^ 1. ( • 4 I*.

M Ftidsj

LEESBURG

MBTMODIST IXWWAL-llev. K R. Craig Sundai ar-rvire. ts.JU ami 7 20. Sunday ! V

DORCHESTER

METHODIST KPISCIOPAL—Bev

HE'S LEE VILLE

METHODIST KriSCOPM—Rev. C

EWAmroN

J? w,,h

PORT H0RRIS

MBTHODtST LTIWOPAIG- Book nervine* _Bhn<b m. 7 P- P TO., fiundaj

DEHNISVILLE METHODIST EPI8COPAI—Rev. JW. Bradway. Sewtrea Sunday 10.14 a- to., t p to. Sunday Scoool * RIO GRANDE

third and filth I Sunday School *» P m2110 OKANDE—Rev. W. H Hervmea Sunday 7.J* p TO. day School 1 P u.

MfrTHODIST-itev. liaymemd Sharp u.. n aav rw-rw.l I- nmn.

IMMAKUE1. BAPTIST—llev. -- fni. Seivtrea Sunday II a

Sunday Sohool 10 a. - iST ELIZABETH S It <

AM p TO

BAPTIST—Bee Carl Servp

Sunday Sunday

I E^ll^ SerVirt a

boo! ip-TO. TUCKAH0E

MKTHOPIST EPISCOffAL - Rev A

PKRSBYTKIt! AN—Her.

.- • rvnva Sunday

WOODBINE 'OATH AC

t and third Sunday at 8 a. e

SOUTH DENNIS

MEMORIAL BAPTIST—Sorvlpra p TO.. Prat h .nday in roonlhMETHODIBT EinS<T>PAL-Rav

at 8 A

-* >A» .

other

INDENOMISJ Oulmby. Ser

fl and T 4t p ^ ^ Cd^’at'nrabyterian Cburch.

F«MA

METHODIST EPISCOPAL TABERNACLE—Rev D. V. Brewtn ServMm Sunday lh.88 a. m. 7.Jo P to. Sunday School X.U p. m Wednesday prayer race tin* I p in COLD SPRING OLD BRICK PRE8BYTER1 AN- Iirv Edward Wright. Service* Sunday logo a. m . 7.80 r m. Rund-y School 8M p m. wadneaday aervtoua 7.W p. m. CAPE MAY

BAPTIST—Rev. William Hunler Ser ma Sunday. CuhunMa and Ouernay. I('.80 a to. I.W P to- Sunday School 11.4* a m Wadneaday prayer eervtoe 7.88 p to FIRST METHODIST-Rev w Graham Senrlc-a Sunday 10-*", •: m . 8 P. »n. Sunday B-hool U 41 a. m. wednewday prayer uervloe I

p m

nuSSBVTElUAN—Or Iterator and Hoshea SI Re» Cnrtia O Broaerman Srrvirea Sunday tl a. TO- I p TO. Sunday Kebnol 10 a. m. Wedwaday prayer ecrvlca 8 p to OPR LADY OP THE REA R. C.Tce K. P Kennedy. Maaaea Sun and lew a. m. Boaar,

j HEBREW CHEW AOU»

__ , I]KM- RaU.i ( Tateheff. r-ijvy- L I Saturday » * ra. SiTOdot ■ ’»TO* 1 * 1 ' 1 1 • ul

CEDAR VILLE HAUnST—Ihw K- K Vew •ervlcaa: l>n:, ^ h, ^ ir , " w .' r'hrUtlai — ‘ Rervlora

7 10.

and |t—nedlet Ion

we>-kdava 7 a- in. vomroaiona a <u ■

«. 7 SO to 0 p m.

CftURCH OP THE Ain'ENT—tAfay- 1 ett- and IVcatur R«v. Paul K I Hoar Srrvirea Sunday 7.80 A m I Holy Ccmmunk. td.M. a. TO . Sun dai Srhool *.«. a. to. Tburaday and holy day* 'nmrmimon 7 to am CAPE MAY POINT UNION LPT HER AN — Rev. Harry

•Voen Building Yor.r Home USE STUCCO Xhde by Mithrilfe Mkgnekite Product* Co. Fsetory—9th A Blvd. Office Phac, SSo

May’s Garage Ray best: Brake Servir. SUtion Both Phones WoraJbine. N. J.

Jacob L. Morris Plumbiag. Heating. Water Systems nod Sewerag Pipe »nd Fittings. Sappbfe Estimates Given on Electrical Supplies aad Fixtures Always At Yonr Service Franklin and Adams Woodbine

Philadelphia Bargain Store General Merchandise Woodbine. N. I. Benjamin K. Botwinick Meats. Groceries, Delicatessen, Loach Tel. 14 R Woodbine, N J.

M. and

K.I 11.18.

Prayrv

-rry Friday

MEMORIAL PH EBB

'hKTiUKW TIFtTRETH ISRAEL

OSBORN MEL. - - •refUAN -R-v C A VI »lki d*y iwrvlrro: Pr'*rhm* 10 fnlUro-d by Sabbath School FIRST PRESBYTERIAN—Bei T •• Suudav s. rv lev* U aad 7.S0 P M Sunday

Prayer to

GREEN CREEK

>dnrodar »< »1

METHODIST EPIte'OP.

i P M.

1 »• |

ST JOHN'S, fitete—ail Franklin «nd WaaMnytun- S*rvtroa 8.ind«y W a tn.. 8 p to IR.lv rv.TOmunuw 10 *0 A TO. find Sunday of car* i NEWPORT I FIRST BAPTIST OHPRPM- Iter O !

The Co-operation of the Firms Listed Hereon MaKes Possibl

the Publication of This Directory

Royal Taxi Service

Day or Night—Trip or Service

Eighth and Asbnry

Tel. 492 W 717

Raymond H. Perks Electrical Contractor 651 Axbary Arenne Ocean City

Hermon J. Laier Plumbing and Heating Contractor 110 Asbur. Avenue Ocean City

Walter C. Johnson Now is the time to think about the i * NEW LAWN | 148 Asbnry Avenue Ocean City .

AS WE ARE NOT VERY BUSY, we are able to give extra care and attention to all oar customers Psperhanging — Painting Goldman Brothers Co. Tel. Key. 3-D Wood* ne. H. J.

Atlantic Printing &. Pub. Co. Cape May County Times Ocean City Hews Srvea Mile Beach Reporter Port Norm Advertiser

fuck a hoe Lumber Co. Lumber. Builden' Supplies. Coal Feed and Grain Tuckahoe. N. J. E. L. Warren Lumber Co.. Inc. Building Materials of All Kinds Tel. 80 Port Norris. N. 7.