OCEAN CITY SENTINEL OCEAN CITY, N. J., \ECKMBKK 27, 1923' 4 ' 1 BrSe j* \ y y - v ; ■ y . • '

Jottings From Our Schools Splendid Performance of Play "A Fairy Conspiracy" MARLEY FITZGERALD IS PRESENTED WITH GOLD FOOTBALL SENIOR CLASS TO GIVE BENEFIT SUPPER AT ONE OF fW'BRCHKS- PROFS. STEVENS- R E I ( ' H L E Y GET CAKES

The Christmas entertainment j given at the Strand Theater on; Friday afternoon by the pupils of the schools was in every sense of the word a triumph. Under the di-' rection of Miss Louisa T. Corson,1 supervisor of music, the singing was throughout of a high standard of excellence, and the individual performers did excellently. Miss Corson demonstrated her special qualifications for the work in a most convincing manner, and! her efforts were loudly applauded by the audience which filled the ^ spacious auditorium. The following program was rendered: Vocal Duet — "Silent Night." • Misses Marisou Sinkenson and Mary Collisson. "Under the Stars," — Miss Eleasej Wheatley. "Christmas Song" — William Garrettson and Matthew Chak. "A Christmas Story" — Miss i Mary Collins. f Selection by High School Orchestra — Herman Selvagn, conductor. Christmas Carols — School students. "A FAIRKY CONSPIRACY" (A One- Act Play) Cast of Characters

puny, as a chemist, was home for 1 ■ the holidays. Marley Fitzgerald, now attending the Swarthmore Preparatory 1 School, came home for Christmas. Latham MacGregor, formerly a star athlete of the O. C. H. S., came home for the yuletide vaca- , tion. MacGregor is now enrolled j with the student body of Porkio- | men Preparatory School. Eugene Hallerman. a student of Hucknel! U diversity, spent his Christmas in this resort. Junior, and Theodore Stevens, of, ► Rutgers' .College, came to spend the holidays with their parents. Superintendent and Mrs. James M. ' Stevens. Miss Oct a via Riley, a student of Temple University, was also home for the holidays. Miss Carolyn Rogers was another observed home for the | Christmas holidays. Carl Risley, who is studying engineering in Washington, came to this resort to spend the Christmas vacation. Malcolm Austin, a student of

The Child.. : Ixiretta Devine Santa Claus Jacob Cihak Cinderella -Jean Maginnis * Goldenlocks .Thelmn Smith Jack-the-Giant-Killer, Lawrence Evans] Sleeping Beauty Honoria Wallisj Jack of the Beanstalk, Christopher Bentha Rose Red ...Ivy Cassidy Snow White — Adelaide Van Osten j Beauty Olive Way The Beast Leon Migliacco Faisires— Kitty Costeldo, Lindsa Gardiner, Elva MacPherson, Cornelia Verhey, Metta Pots, Eleanor Spencer, Beatrice Sharp, and Sarah Moody. Brownies — Dean Werb, George Adams, Jnmes Smith, Dorsey Anderson, Jr.. John Grillo, Henry Johnson, William Johnson, Francis Graham, and Albert McMurtrie. Clowns — Joseph Dattilo, Eugene Morey, Albeit Moncrtef, Robert Hughes, William Hutchinson, John Miller, James Johnson, ■, Harry Stockman, Harwootl Cun-! ningham, William Haughey, Warren Smith and Julius Cerrutl. • ♦ * MARLEY FITZGERALD GETS GOLD 'BALL Marley Fitzgerald, left end, playing with the Swarthmore . Preparatory School football team ' this season, was presented with a gold football by the team. It was understood at the beginning of the season that one sucl\| gift would be presented to the players who showed the greatest interest and spirit in the game throughout the season. At the annual banquet, Marley was the honored player and received the gold charpi. Congratulations, old timer! . • » * SENIOR CLASS TO GIVE BENEFIT SUPPER Tho Senior Class of the O. C. H. S. expects to give a benefit supper in one of tho local churches after the holidays. The class realized nearly fifty dollars on the turkey chance last Saturday. The proceeds will go towards defraying the expenses of their trip to Washington in the spring. They need all the assistance, financially, they can get. * • ♦ TWO PROFESSORS PRESENTED WITH CAKES Prof. James M. Stevens and Prof. O. W. Reichly were on Friday afternoon presented with a fruit cako each, made by the girls of the Domestic Science Department of Ocean City School. Miss Marion Brown made the one presented to Prof, Stevens, while Miss Uiura Downman made the presentation to Prof. Reichly. ♦ * # HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Scott Adams, formerly of the local High School, now a student at Trinity College, was home for the holidays. . "Gun" Goetz, son of Mr. ami Mrs. B. F. Goctz, and n furious oarsman on the Penti University crew, spent the Xmas vacation home. George Bfiickmnn, who is attend-, ing tho Philadelphia Dental Col- j lege, was home for the holidays. George Gardiner, a last year's graduate of the local High, now u student of the Pennsylvania University, spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Gardiner. Arthur Rlackrnan, employed ; under the Atlantic RcflnJjjjg Com-! Smilm CWIie Says— j . j Tir whrt'lbftWoW Miff Aft t kvfcfty look in* a SOW? O* ttWHP fUlfc imntobllM hui (111 4a a powerful lot o' ItAtftlfrt' If it's $ot enough juifth Iwdtind :V- -;\ : * W 7 . . V . . '•/ . '/ t fev' • - V- ife' />' • ' ; •' . A I *•••• •• • v. . • - . '■ . V, • _ . Vv t! >1 1 )

Columbia, \vit> an tiiei ho/nr* to s|n»!id Christina-. • WOS THE Tl RK KYK Fred Pfitzenmoyre and Randall Hewett were the two lucky win1 n« i . of ten pound furkey* last Saturday, The turkey* were chanced off by the Senior Class of the O. C. H. S. Fred also won a live, pound cake last spring! Some luck! DEER HUNTERS Jai k Venable arul Earl Seaman were among those who went* deer • ; bunting during the past week. Earl did have the good fortune to have a shot, but Juck did not as much as see one. Jjxst your, Earl killed two anil lieciimc the city champion. WtT ( LI H ( ARE SALE The Art Club gave a cake sale , the last week-end. ami realized about fifteen dollars from the proceeds. The Ait Club has rented a room; in the Halm Building for their headquarters. • A # JUNIOR CLASS TO HOLD SALE The Junior Cla» of the O. C. |H. S. expects to. hold a cake sale a>. soon as school reopens. The proceeds will he donated to Vsunn proceeds will be devoted towards •the annual Junior- Senior From,; which occurs annually during the spring. BANQUET POSTPONED The annual Football Banquet has l»eeii postponed until after the holi-' I days. Rumors are to the effect] that the great event this year will ; be held at the Tip-Toe Inn. * # * SATURDAY DANCES The weekly Saturday dances are»

4 it now being held in tin.* new Red Mel! Mall. An idea) floor and (Tugi-itiai surroundings jSi.t making (hcM weekly gatherings very popii Ida SCHOOL BRIEFS Harold "Dutch" Downhour wa? in Philadelphia at Id*, .parents' >' home during the past week-end. Buddie Huff is back at his old c job. assisting "Dutch" in Ids big civil engineering projects. ' J. P. ( LUII DANCE NORTHFIELD CLUB j Tin* A. J. F. Club will probably hold their annual big dance either at the Northfield Country Club, or at H addon Hall, Atlantic City, next month. • i I The committee, composed of i Blackman. Baron, ami Downhour. me busy making all arrangements foi it. The affair will, without i doubt, be the social event of the ' ! Wilson. : VISITOR TO SCHOOL Mis> Carolyn Rogers was a visi- . I tor to the High School last Friday. Miss Rogers graduated last year, and has now taken up the study ; of music. GIBB ASSISTANT MANAGER ■ Charley Glbb was elected assist»nt manager of the basket ball team at the meeting of the High School Athletic Association, held , last Friday. Charley is not eligible to play on the team, being a post-graduate. CLUB ROOMS DECORATED It looks like a real Christmas iii the rooms of the A. J. F. Club, which ure at 14th and Anbury Avei nue. George Myers, the ' club's ! decorator, has decorated the rooms with holly ape I cedar branches. Also put a cedar tree in one corner j which is trimmed with small elec- ! trie lights.

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LOCAL BASKEfEERS TO MECMIC WONDERS SATURDAY WILL VISIT NEW YORK AND TAKE IN THE SIGHTS BEFORE KEri'ltNING IKnfl' The long anticipated game with the "Passaic Wonder. on the basket ball court i* scheduled to take place next Saturday afternoon. Through tlic effort-^f Prof* Unger the date has been secured, and the splendid guarantee of *'.hj has been- promisedlhe local school artists. It certainly may be regarded as

.10 honor mid a tribute U> the local ■' fail! tint crUrhr*te<l State Uiru/npior think thc-xn worthy of :* • i.kle and a gome. TIm* probable line-up for the ' ca>ioH will !*• iffy on? and B '"ufward.- ; Tom Adams a' center; Blackman and Huff, with i fiord ott,' Pileggi, Selvagn and Gibb acporapanyfa^. The team wfii journey under li.* direction of Coach DeMari*. and Prof. £nger, athletic director. Frdin the scene of the contest, ihc party will journey to New York, making their headquarters probably at the Marlborough. The sights of New York will be taken in and the journey home' Will l»egin on Sunday. Here*.- luck to the boya!

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' : L The New Year Comes . ' i and cannot wait — children are standing at thtf gate — wondeiirtg what the .Xdv Year has ill store. I An aecpiuil with the Ocean City Title' & Trusts Company, to which reguht; deposits are added, assures splendid preparation for the future ".V ( Interest Paid On Time Deposit*. Ocean City Title and Trust Company OCEAN CITY, N. J. » ■: 1

I- — ' NOW ! FOR THE BIG ANNUAL i MONEY SAVING EVENT, OUR JANUARY SALE OF MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN'S . • 1 CLOTHING 4 ' d i /^C\ CONVENIENT PAYMENTS ARRANGED / /J\\ x This announcement will be hailed with delight bv thosands of ' / 1 \J \ ?ur customers in three states because they have purchased ck»thj '"ff 31 th<?SC annual ales and knoM u"hat wonderful values we I think of it, right at the beginning of the season vou can 1 <7 i / y .for "hole family at a great saving and at the I /'/ i' jlsL .A ■ \ - I same time enjoy practically a w hole season's wear out of it. 1 ' irW': ) >/ , j ^ e re operating the sale along somew hat different lines this |U Y^~*~ I season, instead of remarking the price on each garment, we will a v d pnce tags to remain on and just take a flat Wh«»n ycwi consider thai due to our buying I - 1]^ f " I Am qiiantiticH large enough to supply our Kcven / J f~ big stares. K-cated in thr larger cities of I I j N^w Jersey, Pennsylvania and Dtdawarc. I * I y~==4u ■!—*■■■ J « .. I I lhal m,r ropu,ar ari* always Mom j J ^7. '} ' J1 T ii. I I other- and now with this big generous re- | ' ' ~~ ^e' j 1: duct ion. we ai>« really offermg you n double j Mv>ve the HurieyJones Slwe, II V savinu. j pleted during the year }u«t drawing to a I It y ®3 I riose. I'roin a small heginmn*. more (bar LW' 1 „ -»> - sssur? ; rs»fc^5 jHH^I e*' pattemn for the men and tM&*» and I today wne have a wtt*re That t> wecoM) to none suits, coats and wraps of (he latwd stvhs I n( fh^thia wtion of the country. T.1 ^ 'h< *** Darin^lh, ., ot ^v.-n U^Tjra KtrK I ^ have madk R paMihfte for I ' IWXj?! j thousands to have Settee femished homel^- Sl Th*x«. too. remeathcr, it you do not find it 1 3 at vam* tinTr ^ yv°R dressed rIB'j | B <N»nvenient (o pay us at the time of pur- \ — chase. wFII In* pleased to arrange w«kb or J WISH ALL OlH LRIKN'DS \\D m"nlh,? ra>w,*n,s ,fl Mlit y,^T <Nmvenience. j PAT^DNs \ mispFROUS YEAR A TLA NTH CITY. N. J r — —