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FIRST M. E. CH0RCH EirMh Street and Central Avenue The Rev. John Handle; jO. i Morning Worship. ISO-- Sunday School. Men's Bible Class. 7^ Evening Service. K.ery Friday evening' 7.30, Prayer .. Keeling. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Seventh Street and Weslry Avenue lO.:;-1 -Morning Service. 2.30 — Sunday School. 7 . Evening Service, prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at 7J.5. ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH 1335 -Anbury (.Avenue The Rev. Thoa. F. Blake. Rector glasses Sundays at 6, 7, 8, 9 and . 10 lock. Week day* at 7.30 S< i vices Friday and Sunday eve-' ing< at 7.46. FIRST BAPTISTVCH I'RCH Tenth Street and Wesley Avenue The Rev. Marple M. Lewi* M, lining Worship, 10.30. Communion, first Sunday of the month. Bible School. 2.30. Evening service, 7.30. Weekly Prayer Service, Wednesday evening at 7.30. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH (Episcopal) North east corner of Eleventh str*t and Central avenue. Rector, Rev, Joseph W. Watts, M. A. Sunday Service's •.'.30— Sonday School. 10.45— Morning prayer and sermon. 7.45— Evening prayer. Address. Holy Communion First Sunday of each month and special festival Sunday at 10.45 A. M. Excellent mtBic always at Holy Trinity. UNION CHAPEL-BY-THE-SEA Fifty-first Street and Asbury Avenue 2.80 — Bible School. ANNIVERSARY OF PASTORATE This week mark.* 'the fifth anniver- ■ ity of the Pastorate of Rev. Maple M. Is- wis, at the First Baptist Church. Wednesday evening the pastor prel>arrd some picture* and charts which he had thrown on the screen with the lantern, showing in a concrete way how the .work has progressed in the liast five years. The .church records show The pastorate beginning December 1st, 1916, with 56 members, of which number 24 ' have been lost by death and removal from the city. To the 32 remaining there have been added 45 new members or an average of one each month during the nine months' winter activity of the church. The five years have made a considerable difference in the income of the. church, changing it from 31,406, total income*in 1916, to that of $5,147, during the fifth year, which was not the best financial year of the five. The envelope contribution* from the members have l>een raised from $310 per year to $1,925 per year. A total of $8,740 has been raised for building and renovating purposes anil the total money raised 'by the Church, Sunday School, Ladies' Aid Society and Building Fund in five years has totaled $33,000. On Sunday morning the pastor will preach and Communion service follows. The choir have arranged special music for both morning and evening, under the leadership of Mr. Oowdar, The public are invited. The Veterans of Foreign Wars under the leadership of Mr. Maurice Wriggins will be present in a body at the evening service and the pastor will preach an appropriate sermon. LEAVES CHELSEA M. B. CHURCH -Rev. William K. Fisher, for many '■•ars editor of the Ocean City Ledger, under the Lake regime and later- pasl'ir of the Kaign avenue, M. E. Church of Camden, has resigned the pastorate of the Chelsea M. E. Church. Atlantic t'itfiS where he has been preaching for the last year and a half. Mr. Fisher notified the district superintendent a month ago that he deired to be relieved and asked if possible that a successor should take charge the first of this month, but in order that more time might be had to properly care for this important field the pastor consented to stay until the last •Sunday in this month. HOLY TRINITY NOTES Miss Mary' E. Colburr succeeds the late Mrs. Spencer B. Swan as treasurer of the Church's Mission of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. I

I RE7SBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES e Trophic- will .-.warded by the I'le-ibyterian Sunday -School f„r the • two ia^tjssay- „„ the life^ Paul. ••way* to l.c nol.le- - than 500 or more than l,00n words and to Is- handed in er lh'' u''f'r Sunday in December. A- J. Smith is one'of the judges Selected. Announcement of the other.* II « id I*- Made later. p , The Christmas Cantata has tieen placed In the hat. 5- „f Miss I.ouisa Corson, Miss Anna Wallace and Miss Anna Je.-scp. H. B. Cooper, Jy„ who • - teaching the Young MenV class, formerly belonging t„ Mrs. Maun, will also act as. Assistant Superintendent of the Sunday School. FIRST M. E. CHURCH id .There will I* in the morning at 10.30 The Sacrament Of The l-nrd's , Supper, and short sermon. In thc.eve- |,- ning pt 7:00, l)r. Handle} will speak on President Harding'- Message to the , Methodist Church. Sunday, December 1 1th, will be an unusual day in the First M. E. ChuVcli, W hen alt the Methodist men of Ocean ' City are going to attend the services. ' ; if The men »f- the Bible Class are .lis- ' tricting the city and all men related to the Methodi.-t Church will be waited on and are invited to come. The second Sunday will be Icnowr^as good Citi tens' Day. There will Is- special music by the. choir and congregation. AIRSHIP CONTEST ' . 1 The Airship "Theodore Roosevelt," - leader in the contest being conducted ' • at the First Presbyterian Sunday School was passed last Sunday by the John Wnnamaker and the George: Washington. After leaving Paris, the Roosevelt was caught in an air pocket •' and with great difficulty the aviator ■' saved the ship from going into a toil ' '• spin. A little Inter on. the Roosevelt >' was forced to descend on account of : engine trouble. The Wanamaker and Washington are now at Rome, preparing to continue their lllght next ! e ' Sunday. Next -week the names of all j the ship- and the aviators will be , 6 "T - ■ p SOCK SOCIAL The Indies' Aid Society, of the First Baptist Church will hold their I, Eleventh Annual Sock Social, in the (, social room. Tenth street and Wesley _ avenue, on Friday evening. Decern- > r l>er 9. ■ MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET The Women's Foreign Missionary ' Society will hold its regular monthly. ' meeting at the home of Mrs. Orville t Adams, 846 Central avenue, Tuesday, " December 6. * I CCZEHAP t'.Atrn.nt of ITCH." ECZBM A. • giwowqa^M. TKTTuaj* Hughes Central Pharmacy 8th and Wesley Ave. .i mi ■ : i — ■ TSSMO—i — —

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GETS NEW CONTRACT : William T. Bingham, of Millville, . ' ha.- awarded the contract for a cot- i tagc to be erected on Ocean avenue ( between ninth and tenth streets to the L. Leslie Headley Company, for $10.000. Converting the Barnot house to a two-family apartment Is also being done by this company. They have I four new contracts in Atlantic City for cottages, costing $8,250 each, for , M r. Bolte. [ BUY COTTAGE HERE Ew-ing T. Corson, local realtor, ha? sold to Misses Carrie D. Spiese and Helen S. Bronson, of Philadelphia, the cottage 1904 Central avenue. Miss - Spiese has been coming to Ocean City I off and on. for the last fifteen years. • , Special reduction in indestruetahle . oearl neck-laces and fancy beads. . Some from $20.00 to $7.50, while they I , last. Move <|uickly. Lake's Jewelry . Store.— Adv. 1 YOU APPLY SYSTEM to the settlement of bills, when you pay by check on the Ocean City Title & Trust Company. We invite women as well | as men to open Cheeking Accounts. Excellent facilities are at your command and we will | take pleasure In serving you well. OCEAN CITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY Ocean City, N. J.

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HEATROLA IS HERE! v Come and see Ihe sensational new heater which j "looks like a phonograph — works like a furnace." HERE IT IS AT -LAST! The final solution of the heating problem ; for small homes— with or without basements. Not a. stove, but ' « a piprloss furnace n» bigger than a stove. Installed in "one "i* -the | living room,, it will is.it three t- -K ......lu-cting .-. ' I • -3 { &Atatv~ HEATROLA — the Parlor Pipcless Furnace You'll Ih- -uipris.-il ami delighted. No iron parts to "black." No j nickel parts lo |x>lish. The lieautiful grained mahogany finish is - a vitreous enamel hard and smooth as glass. . You ran rub it and dust it with a cloth, just as you do your furniture. * Come in suon. We shall be able to get on!) a limited number of Hratrolas thi* year, *o it will pay you to place your order early On Exhibition at the Show Room Townsend's Lumber Yard Eighth and Haven Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. • Send those little pcrsonpl* about to the Sentinrl.- hut lie sure to get your friends, the family yourself send them to the office by Tuesday noon

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