EIGHT OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. OCEAN (TIT. .1.. 'THURSDAY. -MARCH 23. WZ2

" ANM'AL PHYSICAL TRAINING DEMONSTRATION By the IIIGII SCH'Hti. BOYS" AND GIRLS' G YMN ASH'M CLASSES In the • HIGH SCHOOL ACDITORIl'M I )n Tursday Evening. March 2(i. 1922 VI 7:43 -O'clock ADMISSION FREE The boys' ami girls' gymnasium cla-.-e- of the" Ocean City High aw now iii "reailiiir.-.- f«r their. annual physical training demonsbfatiop, which w ill lie given in the hiifh ,«chiK.I an.li tori j in next Tuesday evening. March 2Sth, at 7:4", o'clock, under- the direction of Physitol Director Elmer K. V n iter. from the standpoint of showing the pi* ente .friends and members of the ■T-. Board of Education some of the physical nrrivities that nie conducted in the class*;.-. The program "Will* pie-s.-.,t many Type, of a.-.-thetir steps; ' that air lieing taught in the sfhnols! throughout the country! The recreative value, as well a.- the pliy.-dologieal effect and the tnve of beauty and rhythm,/- noted in the program. Owing to lack of space, only a small " number uf rarh class will lake part in (' the evening demonstration. Alsn he- — cause of lack of eeuting facilities, the! children of the grammar grades are — / asked not to come, unless accompanied " ( by their pamnt.-. But their parents \" and frieniis us well as the1 high school students and their parents and friends and all others who are intereited ip the public schools are urged to attend Hl this demonstration. It will be worth while, and the students w ill appreciate , your presence. • jk* There will I* no admission fee >n. rljarged. f^\ — The program is as follows: Program ^ 1. Athletic Drill. Boys. 2. Aesthetic Dance — Dorothy Three Step. Girls. 9 • 5. Class Apparatus Work— Hori- ^ zontal Bar Spring Board, Boys. 4. Advanced Apparatus Work on Horizontal Bar — IT S. Gym Team. — 5, Bounding Ball Drill. Girls. I d. Boxing Drill. Boys. 7. Folk Dancing — Mug on a Cree — Barn Ahtnre, Girls. I S. Wrestling Drill, Boys. ^ Class Apparatus Work — Parallel Ku- . Bars Swedish Box, Boys. = 10. Advanced Apparatus Work on _ Parallel Bars, II. S. Gym Team. Ill 11. Skipping Reed Drill. Girls. 12. Aesthetic Dance— Wild Bird Maxurka. Girls. IS. Indian Club and Electric l.ight flub Swinging, Special.

! HEARD ALONfl THE SHORE The "biggest" event of the season! "Junior Mechanics' Pot Pie supper in the hall Thursday evening. Don't Mrs. Ambrose OBrnon, Mrs. Jennie Hile and Miss ImuiAftoilfrey, were callers on Mrs. M. IMP-. Mrs. Jones, of Philadelphia, has been visiting the homes of Enoch and R. Clouting. Mrs. Dittle, of Ocean City has been the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Corson. Win. P. Godfrey, of Atlantic Oity. |j Tow mend Godfrey and familx! of II Tnckahoe, -pent Sunday with 'their II parents. Mr. ihul Mr-. Tnwnsend'fiod- II frey. Sr. MiSj.Oa.heii.ie I.. Corson is spend- I ing tfie winter with her daughter in II Olnei. Pa. The -Baptist Foreign Missionary So- I • ii-i> met at the parsonage on Tl-.ur- I ! i in the near future. Mrs. Shun coif, of Philadelphia, '•'•-III ited her daughter. Mrs. W. flouting on Sunday. ' tractive cottage on -Octroi City I'm k. < 'ran .. i it to PJ Had. Iphla, at* - of tbn Frankford Hit h ol w hieh hei grand daughter, Mi— Valera Berse was a graduate. Mr. and Mr-. Walter Clouting celehrateii their ' seventh anniversary on || We, In— -lay i-o-.-i it entertaining a number of their friends. The evening was moat pleasantly spent, a full pro I gram having been arrtdnged which included music and game- of a very humorous nature.. "Full of Fun" ail '••re invited to the dining ^oom to haM tiieii "fill" of "go art 1 hi .. present were Mr. and Mr-. E. Madura, Mr. and Mrs. Judson Corson. Mr. ami Mr-. E. Corson. Edward Corson. Mr. anil Mr... R. Clouting, Mr. and Mi . Ems-h Clouting, Mr. and Mrs. Allert Wei;.-. Mr. and ..Ml-, \mhro.-e Corson. Ambrose Cursor:. Jr., MrsNennie Hile. Mr*. Tounsemf Godfrey, Miss luiura I Godfrey, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Elizabeth Corson. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clouting. Mis- Virginia Clouting. Scte.! those little personal items of your friends or happentngs of your family, to the Sentinel Office by Tues- I day i.f each week and they will np- I pear in the next issue on Thursday.

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A. J. F. LADIES NIGHT I Following • -h.-ii bu-in.— — 'ton •of the A. J. F. Chili la-l Kriilay eve- ; iilng, tiie memiK'i entertained id a 5 iridic-' night. Tin affair was held in " the Haiui BuiUBiie. ■ lancing being the ment. Souvenir- - f tin- occasion" w ere given the lady gum'* by the rhetnbors ..f Ha; club. Siiuppy music was furnished by the Armstrong orchestra. ' men of the city Inrkd in on the dance and paid their re-nct* to tlie £i>ung-e-t and most pi- ising* organization in .the city. » • i.-. ed T. I .e Anams .George Gardiner. Marcus Hi uckmail. ' John Unwell' and several of the other members „ of the' dub •'in ■ ■ pltmatioh of the ~ a )■•"? I V. . i- porter- have been told tThy " 1 " secret.'' SEND THEM IN Send tin. -e Iii: personals about your friend-. the family yourself to the Sentinel, l-'it he sure to get them to the nffh u it later than Tuesday noon. FIRE ALARM SIGNALS II — Sixth anil' l':. u-ui'e avenue. M Si is— Fourteenth i Buy avenue. Seventh ami We t avenue. iei -13— Fouidh and Asliury civenue. 45 — Eighth and \-bury avenue. ;.r 4(! — enth and A-.ury avenue. .-.I, Is — Thiiteentli id Asbury avenue. — Iii — Sixteenth a. : Asbury avenue. 61 — North and ; Vntral avenue. 54 — Sixth and CVntrnJ avenue. 57 — Eleventh an- Central avenue. C, 7— Twelfth and We Icy avenue. GB—Fourto i th i We lex ave ue 73— Fourth und Ocean avenue. 7<* — Ninth and O.ean avenue. S3 — Second and Atlantic avenue. 06 — Boardwalk a Monrlyn terrace. Oil — Bay avenue n.«l Battersea road. 521— Twentieth m. I c-i.Oal avenue. FOR SALE One Jacobean Dining Room Suit. One Mahogaan; LiWr.g Room Suit, i Oak Extension Tabids. One Small RofrigJOHN HRAME1.L. boo Central Avenue

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