» Q • - ♦ TEN OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY. MAY 11. 1922 - - ' ■

MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS FINE PROGRAM AT FIRST M. E. CHURCH DR. HANDLEY ANNOUNCES SPECIAL TOPIC— HIRAM MOWRKR PLANS SCH04U. SERVICE AND BANQUET The coming Sabbath will be observed through out the length anil .brettth of the latul as Mothers' anil Daughters' Day. The annual observance of the day ^ has'hecome a national institution of . \ first rank importance. Very fitting it ' is, that one day of the year, should be devoted to mother, God's richest gift to humanity with the exception of one. The unit of national life is the 1 home; and home is no home without a mother. In every church throughout the en- - tire civilised world our ministers will | discuss various phases of the relationship between mother and daughter. ! The First Methodist Church in the

city has arranged for a remarkable series of services, which cannot fail to create in the minds of ail the young people who will avail themselves of the services, a i lee per regard for parental authority and love. In the morning service at 10.80 Dr. John HaniHev will take for his subject -Saintly and Earthly Mothers. Past anil Present." He will be assisted ,in the service, by the Mothers' Jewels W the primary department of the Sabbath School. This should prove a . charming innovation. In the evening the service will be given over to Mothers and Daughters. Several daughters will deliver choice selections- upon the subject, one of them being the beautiful poem on' Grace Darling. Wednesday evening the Sunday SehocjL Superintendent, Hiram Mowrer. agisted by some of the School official staff, will have a special servi«yfor the mothers and daughters. FHlav evening will see the crowning feature of the festivities, when the mothers will banquet the daughters. Elaborate preparations are being made and an enjoyable evening to all promised-.. AU mothers and daughters the church and Sunday school are cordially invited to be present and participate. Last Sunday was a great day in the First M. E. Church when 24 persons were officially received into the church by letter and on profession of faith?" The pastor delivered a special address on the fundamentals of Christianity based on the Apostles Creed, after which the members of the official board came forward and extended to them the right hand of Christian ' Fellowship. The celebration of the sac- • rament e? the Lord's Supper which followed was one of the largest in th^i history of the church. REPUBLICAN WOMEN HOLD CONFERENCE Under the auspices of the New Jersey Women's Republican Cinb, there will be a Spring Conference held at the Hotel Haddon Hnll-Chalfonte, At 'antic City, Friday and Saturday, May 12 and 13. It is desired that ail Republican ' Women of the State will be in attendance. Matters of supreme importance affecting the political situation will be under discussion, and the future policies and program of the party outlined.

A number of famous speakers are expected among whom may be heard: Mrs. Seymour L. Cromwell. Chairman Rural Schools Committee. Slate Board of Education. Mrs. Lewis Thompson, Republican Women Manlier, of the State Board of Institutions and Agencies. Mrs. J. R. Merhorn, Chairman New Jersey Social Hygiene Conference. and others of distinction in the political world. HOTEL CHANGES HANDS _The Shore Hotel on Central avenue at ,14th street, will be umier the management of Mrs. Wm. Bricc and son, this season. The name of the hotel has been changed to Seabright. Mrs. Briee is a resilient of Haddonfield and has been coming to Ocean City for. a number of years, the last several of which she has been a guest at thj. hotel she will now manage1. The Seabright is ideally located with an unobstructed ocean view and within half a bloA of the beach. Thirty-fourth and Central avenue is the junction point for all traffic going south either by the way of the ocean boulevard or acros.- the boulevard to the mainland. The hotel has been thoroughly tenovateil and was opened on April 10th. During the Easter holidays the house was tilled to capacity. It is the intention of Mrs. Bricc and her son to make Ocean City their permanent home and also to make many improvements at the hotel following the season. i OCEAN CITY CIVIC CU B The Ocean City Civic Club vrjji be entertained at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Gandy, 400 Wesley avenue, "en Friday evening, May 12th, at 8 o'clock. AH members are invited and urged to be present, also any others who are interested in civic work are cordially invited to attend. r

MINTZER'S MINTS MAKE MOUTHS MOIST CANDIDLY THE CANDIES AREj COMMENDABLE. CREAMS CRE- , I MATE-fiRITICISM, PATTIES ARE PALATABLE . i If there is one store in Ocean City I which is agonizing to pass when : . "broke," it is Mfntzcrs. In fact there 1 should be a law passed, prohibiting the finii from displaying their tempt- , K ing merchandise, except on payday. t j The candies 'on view cause more j folk to break the rommandment.; j "Thou Shalt Not Covet," than any- , y thing else in the wide world. f If the love-sick youth promenading t his best girl along Asbury avenue i.-|y e wise, he will never take her past t Milliters; otherwise, if not entirely broken in pocket, he will be badly , ' ; bent. ' t And the mischief of it is, tha^-the j o young maiden would be perfectly 'a justified in testing the capacity of hi.I purchasing powers to the very limit, |f for no better investment could be! made than that of laying up a goodly}* , stock of Mint-Zer-Mid'ts. 1 j. I 2 Word thev are u-mmnriimc je In scrumptious,

jl The display of ctyidies now on view. : ^ will compare favorably with the best' manufactured in the country. For ( j quality and variety there are no su- j | perior. p Every piece of candy is home- made. ■ , j under the direct supervision of ex- i Vj perta. Whatever a person's predilec- ' n lions in candy may be, there is some- • thing to satisfy the rhost fastidious h and exacting. The candies are prepared under the most sanitary conditions possible, of e the highest quality of materials, and 1 5 served in a scrupulously clean and ap- < ^ periling manner." r ( Mintxer's store eaters to Ocean City * n . folks, with the lowest possible prices • consistent with exceptional quality. * The MinUer* are the originators of * , many new and pleasing kinds of • I candy, specializing in chocolate mint « , patties, and plaited cream ^ mints, ' under their registered traile-name = Mint-Zer-Mint. ( e They manufacture three distinct , lines in chocolates, all of which the t ? : kiddies and groun-ups tyay enjoy. I In addition to their store on As- E s bury avenue, their new store at 938 on » f the Boardwalk, will be open in about Our summer visitors will go away : t proclaiming to all, that among the 9 many things which make Ocean City l an ideal vacation resort. Mint-Zer - Mint will not be the least important. . TOWNSEND A COMPANY BUSY Townsend 4b Company stated this - morning that their business for the i week had been entirely satisfactory, t have been receiving an unusual - number of inquiries for rentals of cot- ' - iage» and apartments of the beter s- class. Among the sales reported by them are the home of Miss M. J. Oetzel, on = Central avenue, and the cottage of ■ John Cadman, with the adjoining lot . at First ami Ocean avenue. ■ The salesmen in the organization t of Townsend ft Company are enthusiastic boosters of Ocegg City and , hare been sold themselves to the possibilities for profitable investment In i this resort. They are helping many . strangers to decide on Ocean City for ■ their vacation in 1922. - MRS. E. PARSELLS JJNJERTAINS — "

A number of friends of the hostess ' enjoyed a pleasant evening Monday at the home of Mrs. E. H. Pareells. 1207 : Wesley avenue. Pinochle Tmd Five ' Hundred took up the (major part of the evening. The games were fol- • lowed by dancing and last but not r least came the refreshments very j dainty and appetizing. 1 Those present were Mrs. Anna j rfanders. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey p Dan nelly and Ma..t«r Robert Donnelly. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Breckley and. Mr. and Mrs. Rosalie Howe. p DEATH OF SUMMER RESIDENT Saturday. May f.th. Francis D. Ellis. Camden, passed away. Mr. Ellis . was a frequent visitor to Ocean City, (l where he has a sister residing. Mrs. R M. E. DuBois, of 312 Central avenue, f During the last summer season, Mr. Ellis was a visitor at the Oceanic * Hotel. A Mr. Ellis is one of the best ■bwn f and most highly esteemed residents kit Camden, and a brother to Ex-Mayor n Ellis, one of the leading spirits of r the city. Death came suddenly after r a brief sickness from pneumonia^ I. ' - " =

DARBY HAS BIG DEAL COMMERCE CHAMBER [ LOCKSLEY HALL SOLD TO SUPPORT OFFICIALS

Eight lots at Thirty- fifth street and . Central avenue, to Henry B. Cooper, of Philadelphia. ^ To W. T. Prettyman. lot Deplace. Ac. of John H. Williams, two- • family apartment, 844 First street, to i : Antonica W. Fairbanks ,of Chester, 1 Pa. Ac. of Rebecca Winston ^S. W. cor-1 jiier Ninth street and Asbury avenue, to the Fidelity Realty Co. Ac. of Annie N. Darby, cottage, 709 : street, to Kate B. Shpets. of ' Ac. of John H. Main, bungalow^\606 I Chelsea place, to James G. Buck, of ! Philadelphia. Ac. of George W. Hams, to James Hanlman, bungalow on Bay View. , i Ac. of E. J. E. Bleakley. bungalow i | corner of North street and Ocean 1 'avenue, to T. J. Fontanges. j Ac. of John Simon, cottage. 704 ' First street, to Chas. B/Bechtold. j Ac. of Frank J. Peters, cottage on 1 j North street and Wesley road, to Mrs. ' 'Caroline Clark.

I-ot on Pleasure avenue to Fred J. j • j Kolb. li Ac. of Josenh M. Rowland, cottage ! r on S4G St. James place, to George R. "jPlalr, Jr. j' .5c. Joseph M. Rowland, cottage on J •jb.V First streei. "j Ac. of Annie N. Darby, buii-'aow. "I ! >.!■> Bay avenue, '«• Mrs. Gertri-<!-> A. , . \ . , ' . BUY'S PROPERTY r Will'iam J. MacMillan, of the J. S. I | Vallient Co., Philadelphia, has pur- . chased a bungalow on Central aveat Thjrty- second street, through • the office of Townsend ft Company. ' i -Mr. MacMillan decided on the 32nd ' strfet section because of its nearness T ' the beach, and from the fact that ' there is good healthy development in I : central Ocean City, as this section is , some times called. | x - . . u ADVERTISEMENTS £ WASTED lurniriied r«om. mr A^urr «nd h Brtlk irw. Addrv.. K.. Srntlnel Ofllcv. Adv ; - LOST- A -m.il Dro- n ,nd Wh,:s It... ° SM^ FourtS Ji C |BT?"j Ad™"' " gAIJ-CWa^ad ^Stroll. r. ^ Ap(,lr. " ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED r For AU Philadelphia Paper* At Standard Rates F. LEROY HOWE Advertisinc Massry and Edwards Building Telephone 1601 Late 1921 Ford Touring Body Fenders Boards Hood Cover > Good Shape $40 GILBERT'S GARAGE

Snry inn For years we have been advising inUlllUU vestors to investigate before investing. Our service is at your disposal. afetg The R. L. Dollings Company 1421 Walnut Street Even per cedi. Philadelphia, p,. Represented by JOHN B. KIRBY. Box 144. Ocean City. N. J.

$25 Reward For any confidential information leading to the whereabouts of the following articles; taken from 810 Plymouth place: Two bayonet sword* used in Franco- Prussian War. one dated 1870. other 1872, and French Generals' name- inscribed on blades. One hotpe-made wireless receiving set. Small tool-chest. Contents of Large Keen Kutter tool ffiest. f Two baseball bats. Two baseballs marked C. C. in ink. Two fishing rods and reels. Several flash lights. One electric bell and batteries. r One dozen or more college pennants. Apply W. T. BROWN 810 Plymouth Place "~T =^, u:~ v ^ '

PROBLEM OF NAKED KNEES NUT j' AN (K)NEESY ONE— MUST SET LIMITATIONS TO BARE LIMBS —STRINGENT ORDINANCE TO BE ENFORCED There, surely must be something contagious in the air, something weird _ and mysterious, that first •„ the City . Fathers, and then the . Chamber of ' Commerce should digre.-s from the weightier matters ofcivic government , , ami administratiojx ami the abstruse j problems of commerce, to discuss the , relative length of bathing costumes. 11 and the philosophy of bare legs. ■ ^ Dr. John Handley asked a simple ' question, and behold the august body " plunged headlong into metaphysics, - embracing the entire gamut from the pi ethics of taste, to the psychology of ' i colthes. Dr. 'John Handley advocated a closer , ' I observance of Sabbath propriety, in 1 the matter of bathing during the sum- c mer months, and the fostering in the , public mind, a resentment against the spectacle of flappers, of lioth sexes. pirouetting around the streets, a la

Maud Allen, clad only in scant bathing costumes on the Sabbath. Why, ' | hi it, he inquired that -yich unseemly ' conduct was permitted in Ocean City,; | and phohibited in other resorts near i ' ; by T Ocean City prided itself upon the : i high moral standard obtaining here. - as a matter of fact there Wert)1 liberties and measures of license to!- i e rated in Ocean City, which were ab- , solutelv in Atlantic City and Isjng j . , i Introduced by Itiiwior Corwnl '] ORDINANCE N*. I»1 th^of"1 pn> W""" " h' aDd , THE BO^RD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF OCEAN CITY DO ORDAIN : Section I. The! the Occen From Roert!«e»k in the City t>( Orren City. New Jereey. •hell he emended •< folio.. : From the leod»erd line of the eoM Oeeen Front Bo.rdw.lk in e North. emerly di lee tier, on the Northeoetfeet on the Sou-ti.r-'erly >ide of j feet : on the Notthoeeterly ^ ode of Moorlyn Seel ion :. Thet the mid estrn.ion. .h.ll he i the line. a. delimited by the City Encineer, ; end approved by the Beard of Covoitwtoner.. ■See^on 5. That e«emrion.jdlall he aeby the Clt^Enifneer^arpemod by the Bo rd the dmtur of the amrk a.^ nT forth Oty of Ooron ^Clty. m^jorce. IdT'the^^ollls -eed in eonformitT to *e la., of the State procniaanry note, of the City of Ocean City : whirh note. OiallJ. deAnite in .a«i: nnd wrned by the Mayor, roooteratcned by the Di- ■ roc or of Jhe Det«rt Retenor and

^ t^rniuToner." ^ld"o^the' TfahtV^r^May! ll:?* at'TS Zf/tt J*o"lmk!nCoinm>i nionL" . : h ) Chamber., City Hall. Oroon Oty. N". J. ' HARRY A MORRIS , Ad I . Ml. a City Clerk -Introduced by Mayor Champion I ' ® j\n ordinance to rrpeal^pn ordfnanre. en- - ^ THE BOARD OK COMMISSIONERS OF THE ■' B CITY OF OCEAN CITY IH> ORDAIN : - . Section I. That an ordinahee. entitled "An B a-SX i?SX r*jrn c'mrnlMionero. Jwld'^thL' ebthth'day^T May! ' ty Ha MtlRRIr ''Ad.--Z-tt.Yt. City Clerk j

ORDINANCE N« l»: THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE - ^CITY^OF^OCEAN CITY DO ORDAIN , . ble Of belnkkao^ed by wind or rorm In.Jon or upon the I-Ublie hich.ay. of thi. elty. .hall '""rbe^'tlv'k1'* *r*V'' ,op "" lwo t j tkM^^rtmSton."r2h ^"Iha» subjected 'to a fine in any ram^iot exeeedinp

ComnuwinnerY, held on the citfhth day of May. ^ HARRY A. MORRIS. ^ ORDINANCE No. Ill of thl. eity. CITY OF OCEAN CITY DO ORDAIN:

f..haR ciolale any. of the provlalotu of (llll or- . i'™*1" "^eef. bavin* yuriadictlon. b© ltd* »" -m, may be tried, and in default of payment : of .aid ftne. be Imprisoned in the City 'or repetition of any art therein prohibited on ony a neiT'XSo. " """ " 7) Section X. That this ordinance shall take offer: at the expiration of ten day. from Ita •' -r.'-i.f teadintt. at it mertintt of the lioa'rd of •- Comm.~tonrr.. held on^he^elpMh ^.y of May. ii m insrsrrt mwUMS' Jnz'. ' oJSaberi City HMI. OroVn CityTs! t. " HARRY A MORRIS. ■ Adt- MIA. Qly Clerk.

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