0 OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. THURSDAY. AUGUST 23. 1923

VISITING LADIES OF PRESBYTERIAN MEET IN 'WALK CASINO DR. SONNE OF WILMINGTON. ENTERTAINS CHILDREN J WITH ADDRESS , With every chair occupied an<! j _*ome standing, more than thr*« , ~hun<lre<l women and children crowded the spacious room in the • Casino on the Btwrdwalk to enjoy the meeting of the Visiting ladies" •- Auxiliary of the Presbyterian « Church. ^ The afternoon was devoted to the interests and pleasure of the * children, who, with faces wreathe.! i,. smiles, happy m the bright dresaes and swinging attractive flower backets, delighted the meeting £ with their cheerful exercises an*! ^ song*. , „ The program was as Piano solo, Agnes Miller. Recitation. " For A" That."" Mary Wills. Betty Blum. Catherine Sonnebom. Naomi Phillips. Margaret n Sterrett. Recitation, Frances Eherl. J> Exercise. "Seven Times One," " Catherine Ralston, Clara Mueller. * Margaret Lock hart, Helen Kellock 1 Phylis Brooks, Frances Headley. •" Adelaide Van Austin. Recitation, "The Bashful Boy." Jimmje .Simins. Exercise. "The Sandpiper," Do- r"' rotiij- Blum, Francis Headley, Mildred Tn it, Clara Wright. Recitation, Ruth Jones. R . 1 »QWn Rit.v QImt, ' a. Exerci e,"

Mary Parshaw, Dorothy Blum, Margaret Moat, Dorothy Starrett. Exerci.- o, "The Violet," Mary Armstrong, Sarah Mueller, Dorothy Sten-tt, Adelaide Van Austin. Recital.- >n, Frances Ebert Exerci: ». "Crowning the Queen" the quee Betty Blum; flower girls, Min im Sim ma, Susie Ferguson, Jean Sterrett, Margaret Jones Emma F.jzier. Margaret Bake., Ann Lynn, Peggy Ljrle; fairies, Dorothy .'Jterrett, Helen Keilock, Margaret Most, Dorothy Blum, Mary Hrrshaw, Clara Mueller, Ethel Fe: thers Song. " Shadow-land," Margaret Moat. Exereir\ "Daffodils," Margaret Sterrett, Madeline Mclaughlin, Naomi I'. Jlips, Ethel Feathers. Recitation, Elizabeth Shepherd. 8ong, Ma.garet Miller. Planolc. *, Walter Dale. The Rev. A. W. Sonne, D. D., of Wflmingt, ... Del., delighted the . children with his interesting talk. 1 Each chili was presented with a" favor at the dose of the meeting, i The last i, -eating of the Auxiliary . will be held next Monday at 3 p. , m., at the Casino and to which the 1 ; men are cordially invited. The" Rev. Dr. linn Bowman of Phlladelphia, v,iR be the speaker. |1 MISS ELEANOR ROTH HAS A BIRTHDAY ' — < H own red by a Merry Party at Her I Heme; Presented With Gifts . Miss Eleanor Roth, eideat daugh ter of Juiius Roth, entertained u number of her friends at her home - » 817 Anbury avenue, on August 17, j fc from 8 to 5 o'clock. The happy oc . . eaaion was the young lady's birth- . > day. After games and a eneralj

good time, the guest* were Invited] in the dining room where refreshments were served, under a bower : of pink and white festooning. A large birthday cake, decorated with nine candle* occupied the place of honor in the center of the table. Mia* Eleanor's friend* remembered her with many lovely ifta and depa: ring wished her many happy bichdays. Among those present were the . Misses Helen Scull, Mara ret Gandy Martha i tanton, Elizabeth Allen, ' Thetana Smith. Margaret Russell,:1 Margaret Corson, Jeanette Stain- i ton, Sarah Cone, Linday May Gar- , dner, Vet. a Breekley. Annette Ackerman. Fiance* Roth, James Ack- " erman, Tiiomas Ackerman, Billy'1 Roth, Mrs. N. M. Ackerman, Mra.:; P. 0. Walker from- Sharpstown, ' Md.; Mn. H. G. Elsey and Mn>." Wm. Phillips, of Camden. "Biting" Retort "I like cheerfulness. I admire , any one who sings at his work." ( "How yo umust love tha mos- - qui to." 1

! Who Should Subscribe? I Every permanent resident of , > Ocean City should take the Senti- . nel. Every week, throughout the ' lyear the Sentinl is boosting for the | home town an.l giving all the I news and activities of the city. I There are hundreds of owner* of property in Ocean CSty who re- , side in other towns. Thesj property owner* are interested in tl.e development of Ocean City. Tliev want the news concerning new : I projects, building permits, tuvu- , lion, proposed improvements, etc. | Everyone who own* property in , the city, whether an all-year-round resilient of not. is a potential sub-: - scriber. It is really an Important matter that property owners sub--.-iribe for the Ocean City Sentinel There are hundred* of them who should I* on our subscHp.'aor. list.; Those who are visiting Ocean ' City are possible subscribers whether property owners or not. , 1 Key may become owners. Every Sentinel sent to a friend or rel.i- i live at other points is an silver- , tisement for Ocean City. See that ' .••our friends get the booster paper. ' Old subscribers may pay in mi- ' "vane* for five years, if desire,!. No I mater if the subscription is paid ahead i.ow another payment for ] one. two. three or five years can be made and the expiration date will be advanced accordingly. ' Those who are in arrears should I* requested to bring their sub- "' scription to date and also pay for a year or two in advance. Credits 5 are issued for both new and re- , r.ewal subscriptions alike. o io Misses Eleanor and Franceare spending a week in Phil- ,' adelphia with relative* and friend.

chairs, electric fixtures, parlor of table, living room suite. *14 Sixth j | street. | . — . pw - ,e FOR SALE— Dodge sedan. $«00: " in excellent shape: repainted this * spring; new Cord tires; bumpers, .-bock absorliers, etc; driven bv ** owner only. See it at 1018 CentraJ ave., Ocean City. ? ' FOR RENT GARAGES for rent— 1420 Wesley t- ave., 110 Aabury ave. Apply to . '( M. A. Norcross. Adams Apartment '. Ocean City. - APARTMENTS for rent by the ' I year; $00 an.l $00 per month. M. , 0 A. Norcross, Ailam- Apartments. Ocean City. ' FOR RENT — July 14 to Sept. 30, f t small new second floor apart- ' - j ment, with goo.) ocean view; three * *i kitchenette, bath, screened v ' porch and garage; furnished $300. - H. B. Cooper. Jr . 28th and C-n-J ti-al arenue. r RENT— Furnished rooms re-" J asonable. Apply 185 Central 1 [ APARTMENTS— Yearly lease $60 I and 865 per month, beginning ■ 15th; new apartments, hand- t somely furnished; tile hath all 1 . modern conveniences. IsKik them a , ovr-^nd make an early seelction. d

i E. S. Kramer, 330 Atlantic a'-t. h FOR RENT — Unfurnished. floor apartment. 3 lie, I roemi; living room, ilining room, kitcher. ' s hath, living Worn; gas range. Rv i.'iant fire, immediate posse-si"' y key at 120 Central ave. ' ili.AT: .£> APARTMENT a- . •: uttf fol rent. See Bar.-: WANTED | TLTOR1NG in private sum: ., school; . high school branche- : experienced teachers. Miss A-lam- , son. 1540 Wesley avenu. W ANTED-InformaUon^from .. one who saw the semi-.peed :«■ a: "Tress" of Ocean City, being operated Tuesday. Aug. 21. or i- familiar with its present where- | about... Thomas P. Walker^ 12:';! • Wesley avenue. LOST LOST — Package containing and i hecks; please return W - Stew-art. 55th and Asbury ave Ureal! City. $50 reward LOST— Diamond scarf pin. gree., gold; Sunday evening; r,«le tween Seventh and Centra! 1 j street to Boardwalk a- ■ Flanders. Reward ; call at V.-, Alalia or Phone 668.

| Classified Advs. FOR SALE FOR SALE— Rake avwaa. BMgett gas even, M toavra capacity; Dougherty coal oven, M loaves ca1 pacity. Apply Stmma Reataarant. , Boardwalk and Moorlyn Terraee. '* THE PERFECT GEM KOOI'.ER will do your baking, boiling and roasting on one burner of any ordinary gax or oil stove with a sav- 1 | Ing of *i your gas bill. Indorsed 1 _ by Good Housekeeping magazine, i Salespeople wanted for Ocean City] . and vicinity. Big commissions. : ordars filled. Write or phone, , ]lTen Lenore, Distributor for South j . , Jersey. Phone *$2,M. Vineland. N. j > | J., 814 Wood street. | FORD ROADSTER for sale; late; 1921 model, self starter, shoek absorbers, good rubber, motor recently overhauled- Apply Box Z.\ ■ office. FOR SALE — A fine nearly new ' three family apartment on Fifth ; "treat, one-half square from the {beach; handsomely furnished; four, Would make a good in-! | vestment. Address "C" 105 North j t| .cs.iiieiiu nuuivss l_ 11X1 (XOrtn,

d| "th street, Camden. Phone 28- W. j r ; FOR SALE — 60 ft. picket fence, 3 ' 1 porch newal posts. 419 Ocean] J avenue. TOR BALE — On the beach between , 27th and 28th streets, furnished y ' I H story bungalow with screened porches, combined living and din- ■ ing roorr with open fireplace; ail electric kitchen, bath, four bed-- [ rooms and sleeping porch facing - ocean, on a thirty foot lot with ri- - parian rights. Cash price $6500 Address: Owner. 230 S. Front at,! [ I Philadelphia. , ' FOR SALE— All or part of 90 feet of ocean front, east of Wesley avenue, with riparian rights, between 27th and 28th street*. Cash] price $60.00 per foot. Address.] ' Owner. 230 South Front st., Philadelphia. | SA1.E — Bamboo screen, beda,j

MISS OCEAS CITY Fifty of them in a row Fify of them all aglow Ocean City's beauty show Was a treat. Some were stout ami some were lean Some were neither— in between, liach of them looker! like a queen — Hard to beat. Miss Grace Taylor led thwrest All in purple she was drest Purple bathing suits are best For a queen. And her dancing was superb Many male hearts did perturb And her dress — O nts in urbe, "Kelly Green!" Miss Taylor, I* must say Shows l»er gr^ce in every wayShe will surely win the day, When she goes To the city o'er the Bay, Where King Neptune holds his sway, Neptune's heart shell steal away. —ONE WHO KNOWS

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Aaco Gold Seal Aaro Asco Catsup Macaroni Pork & Eftll! Csn FlctSS 2 S 25c 3 25c 3 - 25c 3 20c t Asco Evaporated Milk " 11c Nearly half cream. Delieioua served on *Iice>i peache- - Mak* the best tea and coffee better. Rich Creamy Ol Combination fprcial No. 2 Cheese "OlC One Bottle 22c Teddy Bear i i Asco Vanilla Extract Corn ^**1 1C and D. „ d Two Package* 7c cilit P^ne, »-17C Asco Corn Starch r.ws^ 3Qc Victor Bread 5c All food — No waste. Full of nourishment. IVn N Sort,,,. Root Beer \ Sandwich lb 34c ° ( SaraaparilD J Dm. $1.40 B. Empty I K>ttles redeem*, at c. / 24c one cent each. Gold Seal Flour 49c The very finest flour milled. Good baking <iemamis go»l f^uir Anco Baking Powder can 5c, 10c. 20c Preserving and Pickling Needs Mason Quart Jar* ,|ol 79f Mason Pint Jars ,i„z 69c Jar Top* (Porcelain lined) ,(ox 23c Jelly Tumbler* ,jOI 40c Jar Rubber* (Double lip) ,(oz 7c Parowax pkg 10c A»co Cider Vinegar bot 16c Aaco While Dial. Vinegar .t«jt 12c Asco Spice* (Whole or Ground) can or pkg 3c 401 ASBURY AVE. 745 ASBURY AVE. 1126 ASBURY AVE.

Taxpayers' League Go OhoRecord Favoring Zoning At Their Annual Meeting • r 1 — " " " ' . - , ttlumsu _ , «

MtYnR JDS. G. CHAMPION. PRoF. J AS. M. STEVENS ATTEND j t\D ADDRI>s MEETING- MAYOR EXPRESSES IN FAVOR j OF ZONING. 1:1 I Nttf CONVINt ED TEOI'I.E DESIRE IT

' BoV,i.ie Citic •: " • :.i; ix Mt - C?arercf"w": . -. Mis. K Gurricu.-. ;! >vu- — .-f i-t.iue for Ocean t'itv. Tiu-n.a- S It. Ei.rt. Jr.. president of the Tax- ■ League prerided. perfon:: ■ ': M JFort govt [' . ■■■■■'■■ 't ... Mr Vort expro'-'-e- -"'ro- B unable to Itegin a to— H G. Chan took 1 cvmplimer.t the lea- B f..e t- attitude relative to H i. and e.\ pressed ni-.B '-it-. if for the loyal support it B

g.iei. -the administration. ■ can z- - ' it- ri:aiacter B ' ' airoa-i I " Referring to the candy uuestivn. -r*" an ever Ssr-mising what the presenc-? ■v - v: ■ %y. .••••• t'i» he . four : rr.at ;t»r. ;.. tne " tent that the admintake" a..y acta: 1. f«r the present. As far :a- !:e eou!.: ascertain, the Mavor; 'other against ronir.g than "S. >tr' un'> '* brought, into efleet i.-y a campaign of edi:-: eju.-, -ach as the Bay.ide Civic! I ' James M Stevens wax i:. I* Jubilant mowi as he describeii: to the meetir g the progres- iieing ' made in the construction of the ne» h:gh «eh.K.!. The genial ed.-j-o.t •: C.-I,mf8! hi, audUor.- that the new structure would provide in AB I a,o::tivr. to it- school facililie.-. all the requirements of a communitv rail and public library, and a:i a . chitectural orra»n-e, • -k. ornament t... the city.

Mrs. Gaflrigues presented the •case for tontnr in a most able and .convincing manner. it became ; evident to all a.- the . procee.'- :*<! that she had given the -abject ; extensive thought a:..; investiga- • " ' Garngue- further • -'a.-.-eerea the statement that the Bayside Civic. A.-s, ciation l a : ,:?termine.] • to: force the .-sue and a- the Mayor had suggested, carry their ea'm-P-.ign into ever;, eixie organization ; in the city. Letter - had been .sent ; to all civic requesUng •then; to discuss tie question and appoint two per-..'. , to represent ithWRPtoptotively a general Several other r -.erois-rs particiP resident' Fort was inclined the view that zorung should rave u-.-., adopter! at the beginning, when the city was in it* early infancy to I* ef- . fective. K. B. Bacr, gave his unqualifie.1 approval to the i,iea of zoning, i It was true he moo that legal decisions had 'been made in certain, leases against zoning, noiwithztand i ing other cities were a.ioptihg it] ■ with great profit, j Eventually the discussion term-' inated in the Taxpayers" League going on recoro in favor of zoning .and President Fort appointed E jB. Bacon and William M cl.au ghjliri to represent the League upon j the general committee. The following gentlemen were ■duly nominated a;,., elected to serve a« members of the Executive Com- ; mittee for the ensuing vear: Tfio 'it. Fort. Jr., Robert J. Byron. William Mci-aughlan. E. B. Bacon, < , Howanl Schennerhorn. W. || Deiroth. Charle- F. Djsenl^rg. y c Oehrle. Henry Brqinin, '.Murrlo! Mackenzie, Maurice E. Gerhard EPISCOPAL YOCNG PEOPLE HAVE SOCiAL EVENING Entertained K> Rector Walls and Spend Enjoyable Time j -Wednesday evening. August 15,. {proved a real gala time at the [Rectory of Holy Tiinitv Parish ' ;The Rector, the Rev. Joseph W. .Watts, as head of the Young! {Peoples Fellowship, having jrvPedi ] the memU'r- at, 1 ■ . In .-ciai interna . conlial greetings and then a ge-.-eral glad time singing. "When1 johnny Come* Marching Hi • Everyone present- , ... the happii.es- attending and over 1 {flowing that event, all joining! heartily in the ringing Mi in presided at the piano. Miss Anna Mongel followed with a most enjoyable number. 'The. ? of sch,H'1 0 ffntry I school, impersonating the faithful j I fluttering school murm and her I I various pupils to perfectibn. I Miss Hires, of Philadelphia,

I garc several solos, which were 1 v.eatly appreciated. Ice cram and , . kc were abundantly provided and |

a happv evening passed. The Young Peoples Fellowship] | ' hoi. Is its meetings for worship, instruction and friendly intercourse. . every Friday evening at 7.45 in j the Rectory chapel. .VI friends; " an- r. idiail) invited to attend the weekly meetings. There will he a third "ci.il recep'ion during Septeri'w, tl.e date to Ik- ai.iiou.ued later. ' DAN MAYHEW WELL ' KNOWN BUSINESS i MAN PASSES AWAY ' Services Mill Be Held on ' Tuesday, interment Wednesday , t I Daniel B. Mavhew. the well- It

1 known tobacconist? i hi* home on Sumiav^l^Y B . a long and Painful . Although disecu J h'^ aide to attend in a ml. >*«« business, for a peri, a," 14 hi, ! months he had n «vtrzi ferer, aniL at t wf. crudaUng painK, " ""''""I «t. ' slrirt'y te^'wlITth b, on Tuesday evening in th roimnn riuwnt of j'CS; lies, lay aT'cri'd SpriUg'Vr W-' Cape May City. ,nw«>; in Mbu»in^heH hai1 es period of tw««E^ve^^> ' I ore's a very 'tercat in county iw.liticz.1^^^

©ccan ditv's Cburcbes First M. E. Church First Presbvtenan Church * Eighth Street and Central Avenue. Seventh Si Met and Wetley Tlie Rev. Dr. John Handley, Avenue. Pastor. The Rev. Chai F. N. Voegelin, 3 Sunday services, 10:30 n. m. and Fiator. 7:30 p. m. Sunday School, 2:30 Morning worshp ijjM ^ p. m. Bible School ... j-SO Mid-week prayer meeting. Wed- Friendship BiUe Class for =:' nesday, 7:30 p. m. Men 2^5 Mary of Bethany Bible Class ' for Women 2:30 C] Evening Worrit* Z 7;S0 xl Wetlnesday— Communicants' class 400 Holy Trinily P,o.es.anl Episcopal Church Boardwalk eizry Monday 3.00 Northeast Corner of Elevea.h Mld'?ek •ervk" for Street and Central Avenue -n °nd pr,y,r' Wednes Th, R,v, J.«pl , W. W.t„, A. M, A .*"» Rector" dial welcome. Sunday Services _ 9:30 a. m. — Sunday School. *J| M u. T Fir* Baptist Church dress. s,re" <uri Wesley Avenue. Holy Communion first Sunday 'y''ie ®®v- Milton George Buck, of each month, 10.45 a. m. Saints' Pastor. Days and Holy Days. 10 a. m. "The Church with a Cordial Welzotne." Preaching sci "vices, 10:30 a. m. {Jj nnd 7:30 p. m. Bihle Bchool, 12 m. Prayer service Wednesday evening, 7:30. C. a • • r>t 1 Christian EiuUaror, Sunday 6:30 it. Augustine s Church p. m. Asbury Ave. near Fourteenth St. {JT Tlie Rev. Thos. F. Blake, Rector. Til Mass at 10 o'clock, followed by UNION CBAMt BY THE SEA Benediction. 55,11 and Asbury Ave. Mas. Sunday at 10 o'clock, fol- ^ Every SriAath During lowed by Benediction. DI1 , „ )he l«nmer 10.00 A. M. M„, S„d,„ at St Pwhl „4» A. *. Ctorth. Smm MM. at ! p-plodc. h* nmm T.00 P. *. "-1W— — B— T ~7Z " ' — ~ 1 1 =——t Read the SENTINEL and keep in touch with all local affairs Job Printing UaT] I Book Work Procew Embouing L (.,,,( glanki Ocean City Printing and Publishing Co. ' 744-746 ASBURY AVENUE PH0BE ^ 138 1