' , ' / OCEAN CITY SENX1NEL OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922 ; FIVE

BISHOP GHAS. M. MEAD \0F DENVER, COLORADO, AIM. E. CHURCH eloquent and scholarly1' 1 discourse on spiritual ' 4! ' • . P analogies in nature The congregation which Sunday 1 morning, filled the auditorium and the 1 school annex, of the First Methodist 1 Episcopal Church to their utmost ' capacity, heard one ot the most interesting and scholarly sermons, ever 1 delivered in Ocean City. ' Bishop Chas. M. Mead, D.D., LL.D., of Denver, Colorado was the preacher, ' and his masterly conceived sermon, • might be added pa an appropriate ad- 1 ilenda, to the late Prof. Henry Drum- ' mdnd's great Work, "Natural Law in the Spiritual World." With a qualification howevery' for j ' Bishop Mead's discourse was in two j ( respects an improvement upon Prof.1 Drummond's woigc; to .wit, it was more intelligable and practical and in the >econd place, it was more scientific. This is a daringly audacious claim to make. Nevertheless it is made with , perfect confidence, on the ground that , while Bishop Mead drew ' many fas>ciuating analogues between the nat- ( ural and the spiritual world, between | , the operations of natural law and f spiritual forces; yet he did not con- ( fuse analogy with identity of law, as , Prof. Drummond does in his popular t work. Bishop Mead is obviously a close t student of nature, a student in the t scientific as well as in the poetical j sense. John Burroughs was a won- % ilerful student of nature as a poet; j but his scientific deductions are frequently very unscientific. Bishop Meaft is obviously moreover t a close student of science. With the accepted and well-approved teachings t of science, relative to the phenomena „ ami operations of nature, he is thoroughly conversant.- t And behind all the operations of „ nature he sees the finger prints of nature's God. The Creator is not lost in His creation. , Taking for his texj, the oft-quoted words which came from the lips of Christ, "I am the Bread of Life", Bishop Mead, launched out into won- j derfully instructive series of spiritual; analogies, drawn from the world and I operations of nature. He emphasized how the natural j bread, is the joint production of spiritual, natural, and human forces, j Springtide is the season of budding life. The seed comes under the hands of the Divine Chemist in the laboratory of nature, and man by cultivation

dnd carer&bntributes a share in the 1 1 task of producing bread. ' trod needs the agencies of nature, ; and rJWn; man cannot do without God, I and God's bread producing agencies j ■ ! buried in the soil.-S God and man I meet one at each end of the cornstalk, j Applying the illustration to the spiritual realm, the Bishop, elaborated f" the truth, tfljjiLJnimnn redomp- j | tion is a joint eiftSrprKe between God and man. God redeems. when mdn is willing t to be redeemed. , -A loaf of bread on the table, or in '' I the pantry, will give peither satisfac- ' t tion nor strength. It ih|ist be (Sjpen, assimilated, and 1 r by processes of nature, ' into bone, brain, blood and flesh. j An academic or a historical Christ, ' can redeem no soul. The Bread of ' Life must be assimilated. It mu.-t ^ . lie transmuted into moral bone ^nil • . musclfc, into spiritual fibre and tissue. ' , The Christ of history, must become i a Christ of personal experience. A r formal acknowledgement of the exist- ; J ( i ence of Christ, an intellectual con- ' ; fession of Christ, is of no avail. Christ J 1 [ must become in his character and j spirit, the food of the immortal iu ! man, or man cannot grow in grace :J and the likeness of the Saviour. ' It transpired that Bishop Mead, had ' 1 served with the 'American forces in 1 the great world war. Recalling the experiences of those days, he drew soniB very effecting il1 lustrations of the sacrificial clement ' in life as the seed must die to pro- , ' duce bread, so roust the material and ' the carnal in man die, to give birth 1 to the spiritual. j 1 The large congregation bung upon j ' ' the learned divine's message.. Script- ] ' 1 ural and evangelical it was, couched j '• ' exquisite language, a literary cameo ! ' with the genius of gospel preaching*' pulsating through every sentence. J ' A choice selection of classic music j was rendered by the Quartette, in | truly artistic style. The combination is superb, balance j ; uniform, and the interpretation j 1 scholarly. - I The solo rendered was an exceed-. < i Ingly fine contribution, given in the, I spirit of reverence and worship. 1 sentinel want ads pay <

MACKENZIE'S COHORTS S ADD ANOTHER VICTORY * DEFEAT SUMMERFIELD J II Su denton, bucknell star in 1 box has opponents ( AT • his m£rcy Buckncll University must be n ^1* l 'happy hunting ground, and the cradle ■' of pitching luminaries! Tarr transmogrified the .Keystone aggregation, . I I and Jim Denton, electrified the Sum- j ten metfichjers completely. Baseball fans Ev; os» beginning to be suspicious of at Murdo Mackenzie, wondering what cit; .' new surprise he has up his sleeve. 1 Saturday's game revealed a fine ula I brand of ball. Denton given splen- pre did field service and support by the 1 ; team. * . W. The Ocean City Collegians are run- dis ' ning up'a splendid record of triumphs, 14- | scoring the thinl over Summerfield to Tn , i the tune of 5 to 3. unt ! Denton had the rival team com- I pletely at his mercy, allowing them ful ; ! just five vagrant hits. H. ' ! Davis, who occupie<l the mound for > I Summerfield hail to concede eleven P>a safe wallops. ' Murdo Jr. . Welsh and Read led. in > : the bombardment, each with a duo of sure hits. . Seenier, the Summerfield backstop, demonstrated perfect fielding, l' The following is the score: * \ , 1 OCEAN CITY R H PO A K lb. 0 2 9 j 0 ! | Sensing, 3b. 0 1 0 - . McKenzie, ss. ..... ..12310 I J c. 1 111 0 0 , j DeCourscy, 2b. .......... 1 1 3 2 0 , j File, If. 110 0 0 cf 0 110 0 = . ! rf 1 2 0 1 0 ( i Denton, p. 0 0 0 3 1 ' I Burnett, cf. 0 0 0 0 0 l! Totals 5 11 27 10 1 'RHPOAE J-tHacken, 2b. T^l 2 1 0 { Mackrell, lb 6 0 9 0 0 ^eak, ss •- Q 10 10 Senser, rf. 1,0 0 0 0 Carl. If. 12 10 0

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jharrity, cf. 0 0 3 0 0 Kennedy, 3b 0 0 0 3 0 Seenier, c. 0 0 8 2 0 [favis, p. 0 113 0 •Totals - ..-3 5 21 10 0 Score by innings: Dcean Cite 000 100 130—5 SummerficM 000 210 000—3 ST. JOHN'S CHURCH •Pl.ENDID ATTENDANCE AND SERVICES AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Encouraging congregations are at- 1 ending the serivces of the St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church meeting it the First Baptist Church in the dty. , The service last Sunday was particilarly well attended and the spirit 1 ) re vailing was inspirational.' student pastor In charge, Rev. , V. Chester Hill, delivered a powerful lisco.urse based upon the text St. John .4 — G. "Jesus saith, I am the Way, the • Pruth, and the Life no man Cometh 1 into the Father But by me." Elsie Kuchn rendered a beautiul solo, accompanied by Mys. Walter I. Deisroth. Miss Alice PartyMge-aifltciatps as lianist at the sonlfccs. ,

) MR. AND MRS. BROADLY ENTER0 TAINING LARGE PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Broadiey are B entertaining a large party of friends for the^ason at their home. Among " the guejts are the following: Mrs. and Mrs.- Charles Cross, Miss Heleri " Cwsg, Charlie ' Cross, James Cross, S ; Miss Mary Rose of Chester. PR., Mr. and Mrs. William Conlow, thP^Misses Ruth, ami Agnes Conlow, and William Conlow, Jr., and Mrs. Ay res of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. lewis Branin, Francis Branin, and Edward Branin, ■ of Millviiic, Mrs. Brook, and sou Billie _ .of PleasantriUe, Mr. and Mrs. Bozart g i of Bridgeton, and Mr. Lindsay, of { Philadelphia. CENTRAL UNION CHAPEL - j The Central Ocean City^Union t Chapel, 32nd and Central Avenues, | will hold services both morning and . cvenjng, July lfith, 1! A. M. and 7:45 I : P. M. 1 Preaching by the Rev. M. Peterson. : Sabbath School at 2:30: Everybody i ' welcome. ^ Mrs. Winn anil family of Philadelphia, are here for the season enjoying : the vacations! felicities of this resort " ; at 1538 Asbury Avenue.

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■k commercial successes jl H Back of the great commercial •uceesae.' of today are |» ' ?s H sturdy .minded men who will] to accomplish, and then con- 111 1,1 H tinue steadfastly on to achievement. *■ . S The service of the First National Bank has been very ]§ "' . helpful to many, and we invite you also to make use of it IB r 1 First National Bank 3 '' B OCEAN CITY.X.J. |1 " i Bell Phone, 186-J Furniture Stored id j /Reupholstcri.ig fIximaxp '^in{^ow Shades ESTIMATE \ . n. for you / Awnings and o u s e f urnishings Our paces are Lowest possible omsutenl wlih Oo.nl Work Best Material Lawrence il. Lear rt 654 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, n. j. ~ ' t Surf Laundry 929 Ocean Ave., Ocean City, v. j. Phone 675 Our modern equipment together with unproved methods enables us to render an unusually quick service. Rates very attractive. New Management •- jos. shelton co. Prop. HURLEY-JONES co. f Blankela llun.i. j Ilea's Salt! J Carpel* i Ohalre Kel-Tez . Ruz* Lamp* I Linoleum hubley-jones co. WALTER R. CHATTIN * RON. Mans. 1116 ASBURY AVE. money to loan on mortgage No waiting for two weeks to know if you can get it; we con tell at once. Bargains in Bay and Ocean front properties. Choice cottages for sale. Also lots for investment and for improvement — the choice of Ocean City. Apply to i t J. M. CHESTER & QO, ' / Ocean aty. N. J. All business transacted through this office is in accordance with the following slogan "This office does and maintains strictly a brokerage business and is in no way interested in personal speculation." Results; A sale completed on the above principal profits both Seller and Buyer. Write for listings and maks your headquarters with Clayton Haines Brick— REALTOR _ 411 eighth st. ocean city. n. j. Ewing T. Corson «• REALTOR TBT A66URV AVK. OCCAN CITY, N. J. E. A. CORSON General Contractor 737 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY "NEW JERSEY ROADS, SEWERS, BRIDGES, BULKHEADS Edgar T. Berber • Real Estate Jn 31et St. Section of Ocean Glty Fine Cottages for Sale or I can Rent yon most any Rent TfJ Cottage in otir District Lots Sold on Terms Don't. let the spring find yon Sf* ( / J ) ith a" leaky roof. Thunder ^1LX( WW ))) storms are coming and a leaky \ wpSr roof will be apt to resalt in jb- yV — considerable damage. Chimneys that leak should r^-Y( looked after and made \ " t I water-tight. Smokey chimneys j /- All kinds of stove ud heater W /~7 j \ repairs, stove and heater pipes. ^CJlilll x\\~7 I — / i ■ sl,te *nd ro°r,n,rM SMITH V / ' ' I I \ THE TINSMITH . ' * i 1 309 Elovwnth Street Phon* aei-w All Klnda of Outtere ' | Serc/At/z/wo in Pnortmr north or Sixth Strut B. F. GOETZ real estate agency fourth ST. AND ATLANTIC ave. ocean city, N. j. PHONKi: ♦ RCNTAL6 OrriCE. 230-J SALES RCSIDCRCC. 202-M ^UILDIRO LOTS I BEACH PROMT t Oar orr at Fourth Strxmt I