POUE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY, N. J.. THURSDAY. Jl'LY 1-1. 1921 ' 1

| In the Realm of the Churches | ' * :: K>BC®0?-C«oeo©)«>9<'

FINE MUSIC DRAWS CROWDS The- singing by thf double quartot^ ' of Philadelphia Vocalists in the First' ( M. F_ Church on Sunday* nerves to f fill thia large building at the morning and evening services, and the murie h> oflb of the leading topics of conversation among the vi«to»s, in- j eluding very many of the cotagers. ^ The main auditorium on Sttn^iv p / evening was filled and the room adjoining was practically filled with „ those who apprefiatcl the vocal nuinbe'rs, sung brilliantly by the mem- o bera of the double quartet. One of g the features was the singing of "The ^ Heavens Are Falling," from "The Creation," the eight nibmbera of the (j ■iouble quartet forming a chorus that ^ could scarcely be excelled. #| Those who attend Sunday services a at the First M. E. Church feel part*- |( cularly exaultod spiritually by the ^ splendid music. The double quartet will be heard In this church every Sunday during the summer. No one should miss this opportunity of hearing some of Philadelphia"? best known vocal soloists. There is u special program each Sunday.: Dr. Handler, the pastor, delivered a brief and instructive sermon on L Sunday evening. (Ij BIG DAY FOR BAPTISTS Sunday proved a good tiny for the Baptists. An. overcrowded house in the morning greeted the pastor the Cc Rev. M. M. Lewis, who preached on "A Revelation of Jesus Chri*t",jDsing three texts from Revelations, Isaiah Si and John. it revealed Christ as : Diety, a suffering Redeemer ami a c conquering King of kings and Lord iC of lords. Joseph Wriggins, a local boy, formerly a member here, sang n very acceptable sols. A large and interested gathering of 7 people spent an hour in the Hippo- W drome Sunday evening. ' One of the 1C gripping features of the service was a duet by the song leatler and his F wife, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oechler. g They sang that familiar piece "We Have an Anchor That Keeps the Soul," and the expression anil blend- , ing of voices was a real treat and * had its effect. The pastor preached from two words in the passage Luke 18:25. "Son Remember."

There Sunday evening meetings are .i increasing in -interest and power. - e The yong I eider is steadily; . im- f proving us he -gets aAjuaintot and a folks lire singing with good spirit- . n l»R. UAIVKS AT AUDITORIUM * The Rev. Dr. John It. Haines, of n Pittnan, Preached the sermons at "the w auditorium, on the camp ground*, on - Sunday, and Many of his warn, per- .w sonal friends among the residents tl and cottager- were there to heal him. c L>r: Haines is a forceful speaker, one bi of unusual ability, and hj* discourses ai were up t.» their cu-tomary b< hjgh standard. The singing of two selections by a p» quaitet of local business men .was. ap- m predated by the large congregation in at the morning service. The quartet ai comprised Wm. H. Collisson, .Jr.. Russell H. Nulty, Edward Hbgan and oi Edward M. Sutton. CI Union Chapel-by-tbe-sea ^ Fifty-fifth st. and Ashury mve. ie 10 a. m, Bible school. ' K' 11 a. m.. Preaching service. at 7 p. rr... Twilight service. a , The Rev. Unn Bowman, D. D., of PMttulelphin, will preach every Sun- re during July. w :ih HOLY TRINITY CHURCH ^ (Episcopal) ; ,it 11th Street and Central Avenue. - The Rev. Joeeph W. Watte. M. A., Rector. Sunday Services — f] 7.30 a. m., Holy Communion. in 9.30 a. m., Sunday School. ,j( a. m.. Morning Prayer and (h sermon, except first Sunday of ^ the month, then second celebra- , tion of the Holly Communion. ^ 7 45 — Evening Prayer and address. Week ' Dcyo— ^ a. m, Saint's days and holy days, q PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH to Street and Wesley Avenue, wo The Rev. R. S. Snyder, Pastor. cc 10.30— Morning service. x da 1.30— Sunday .school. 7.45— Evening service. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve- th nine at 7.45 o'clock. ]y

, CROWDED OUT OF CHAPEL Will Take Morning Service to thr Hippodrome Pier The steady increase in attendance r.t the Fir-t Baptist Chufirh at 10th an.l 'We»Icy aveqpe ha- nt lust produced on overcrowded conditi.-i , refur luck of room. This condition arising so early i" the' season has nuole necessary somb definite and immediute action t.» relieve the congestion and tnnke jt possible f-r all ■ who come to worship lu so in- as A conference of all interested ! .wotshtpei's was therefore called after ' Hippodrome service Inst. Sunday I evening and the pa-tor reviewed ' briefly the conditions and offered as' alternative a large tent with 1 floor oh the church lot. The I tent idea proved unpopular with the 1 people ono' the counter proposal was 1 matte to u-e the Hippodrome Theatre ' the mornings at 11 o'clock as well f in the evenings at R o'clock. " 1 Acting on the advice am! counsel ' that laxly the officials of the ' will transfer the morning f worship to the Hippodrome begin- 1 ning Sumlay July 17 and hold the 1 service between 1 1 and 12 o'clock. 1 leaving out promptly at that hour. 1 will lie- made to furnish music * at both services and arrangements for ' quartet are now being made. The Sunday School will continue to-1 lie held at the corner of 10tn and ' Wesley a venue from 9.45 to 11M5 ' thopefp ishing to attend shureh Sqnduy School, having fifteen minutes to walk down to the Hippo- . St. Augustine's Church Five masses in St. Augustine's Church on Sunday helped materially " taking care, of the visiting cathoin thi« resoVt. but. even with this number of services, the congregations at most of the masses were very Jarge. The rector, the Rev. 1 F. Blake, was assisted by the Rev. J. H. Patterson, of (Jverbrook seminary, and Father Jackson, of Georgia, a visitor. Masses are said at 6. 7. S, ». and 10 o'clock on Sufiday and at 7.30 week-day mornings. There are serviat 7.45 o'efcek Friday ami Sun- b day evenings. 0 1 Lost something? Place an ad in SENTINEL and it will be quickreturned. "

SUNDAES TOO HIGH r Stair Investigates Profiteering at •Soda Founta.ns ,. Demand does not alw.iy- control , the price of fixxl suppb- Quite as . the iletriment of the ■•m -inner and . producer alike, accoi- t" tlie , State Bureau of Mark.' which has . Ixen investigating cm p ..: t- . fn.m . New Jersey dairi rqyffT proflteer- . ing in ice creaoi prices at re-taorart - . riorto the output of .1 s and cream. majority of dealers in : ' -fare have i returned to the tea-cei l p\ito. ilMee I charges fur the pnpula .lalae. i As at least fifty pe: ret of tile put Up in the -ilmlue f. >■ much greater if the ■ :.<• were re I* sold af a popular pri. e. C.urteotions of the . .irymbn; iegarding the , -undue price - ate sustained by the finding of the S'-.-te Market agents. Suiwlae prices at and ii?y cream p;.ib.rs ranged from 15 to 2S\cents. with an averof 20 cents. .Wsc .-nples were carefully weighed ami me.i.-ured, and the. bureau found that ice cream, and other tnmmtr'.i- entering into the sun.iav cost the dealer from four to six cents per plate. The lat- . tcr figure will cover materials entering into a sundae of exceptional FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Tenth Street and Wesley Avenue The Rev. Marple M. I.ewif. Pastor Bible School at 9.45 a. nt. Preaching service at 11.00. Evening service, beginning July 3.' in the Hippodrome Pier at S o'clock. FIRST M. E. CHURCH Eighth Street and Central Avenue. The Rev. Dr. John Handley. Pastor. ItfJO— Mgrnins worship. 2.30 - Sunday 'schooL' ' 7.3o— Evening service. ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH 1335 Asbury Avenue. The Rev. Thomas F. Blake, Rector. The Rev. Francis fiurn?, of liverbrook Seminary, assistant. Masses Sundays at 0, 7, s, 9 and 10 o'clock. Week-days, 7.30 o'clock. Services Friday ami Sumlay evenings, 7.t5 o'clock.

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LOCAL BASEBALL TEAM v WON. WHO EASE I'hiladelpltia All-Stars Easy ^ rirkings for .Manager "• Mackenzie's Hoys . . The npprnarh nf a thunder storm 'f. Saturday aftenuim had the effect of keeping many people from the kill ground- and. therefore, ^pe atleml- ,. anre w'a, :.<U very large. The ,p threatening ruliixtnrm arrived when the fourth Inning, but the' r.iin was not hard enough to -top the struggle. 0 although it drove to ' any etmveuient < half shelter most of those not wit--The Ocean (Sty boys put up n •vnxxl. all-round game. "N'irk" far- ^ ter. the ! u-al team'.- -outhpnw. start- .. e.| in withcHrt properly warming up. .( and he gave nhree met. their ba-es t in -t he -fir: t inning. They were held v. wqs in -hape. He slrork out ton of t the op|x»ing batter-. Kauffman ,i made a fine catch in right field, and I, Sen sewing stole third in a way that g won favorable comment from the „ -pectators. Ocean City ea.-e.| up to- . want the rinse of the gsime. OCEAN CITY R H O A K Burnett, cf 2 10 0 0 Wei-h. 2b 2 12 2 0 Buchanan, lb 2 2 0 10 • Mackenzie, ss 1 2 1 I 0 Kauffman, rf 13 2 10 Collard, c 0 110 3 I [,'■ Kneass, If 0 2 0 Q 0 Sensening, "3b . 2 0 3 2 lj Carter, p 110 3 1 II 13 24 13 3 PHI LA. Al.L- STARS + R II O A K Helrigle, cf 2 0 1 0 1 •' Shaffer, «s J 113 5 1- - AVOIDS DISPUTES THERE IS NO DISPUTE ABOUT PAYMENT WHEN YOU SETTLE BY CHECK— BESIDES IT IS SAFE, CONVENIENT AND ECONOMICAL. CHECKING ACCOUNTS OF EITHER LARGE OR MODERATE SIZE ARE INVITED. * * OCEAN CITY TITLE ANQ TRUSTCOMPANY OCF.AN CITY, N. J. •r

Calhoun, lb' 1 0 13 0 0 Smith, 3b 0 O 3 1 0 DaiyXrf 0 0 1 0 0 if Mackenzie, 2b 0-0 2 21 f Hetlelt, If ami p 11110 Austin, p, ami If .1,1 0 1 0 ty ... Score by innings: Ocean City 2 0 1 1 1 3 0 0 0—11 l'hil. all-Stars 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 3— C

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