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I ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS (THE EVENING NEWS), THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1919 Neighborly Neighbors Mrs. Borden srachl and other Jewish religious groups strengthen Hebrew education and religious observances, there la a danger that American Jewry win become a "shrunken appendage" of Jews in Israel. I'M OCRY WE CAN'T LET YOU CEF VOU NO TAKE My Leaves West TAKE EET ABOARD 5MEEP SUM? TWO TEEFTV FOR THE ROkKir MO HEBE WORKS A 61 RO THE.CS FALLOW TAKE FOR rTWAY FROM VOL! FARMING DALE. -Mrs. George OU CALL RACKET WP HAVE WARN HEPM FEEFTY State Medicine Proposals Hit Dr.

Louts F. Albright, president of the Monmouth County Medical society, presented the professional attitude toward the Murray-Wagner-Dingell bill socialized medicine currently before Congress, at yesterday's Asbury Park Rotary club meeting. Ir. Alhilijtit rlaimeil Hint the impression of free medical service FREE TAKE EET OR Borden, who was visiting her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.

and Mrs TIMES -BOT HE KEEPS SELLING LEAVE EET Zionist Official Would Keep Unit ATLANTIC CITY. The president of Mlzracbi. an org anixa-tion of religious Zionists. Is strong ly against any disbanding of the Zionist movement. Leon Geilman, the group's head, yesterday told the twenty-ninth annual convention of Mlzrachi: "It would be a tragedy of catastrophic proportion were the Ziwnitt movement, whlttt has burn the reepofuubility of building the Jewish state and In gather-lnr exiles, to disband at this time." Mr.

GeUmaa said unless 1X1- Thomas C. Magee. and daughter, Nancy Lee, Albuquerque, N.M., for To Attend Camps RED BANK. A group of 22 children from the First Methodist church will attend summer church camps and Institutes. Two women from the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the church win he in attendant at the summer school at Mount Misery the week of July 18-23.

mado with rich, swoot cream THE TENDER rt OCTTlNG the past year ami a half, returned Sunday accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mae and Nancy Upon their arrival In New York, they were met by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest PULL OUT Barkalow and son, Robert.

Delicious Topping for Desserts and Salads PRESS PICTURES COVER MONMOUTH-OCEAN DOINGS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clauberg and family left Saturday to spend the summer at Lavallette. Mrs. Elizabeth T.

VanDerveef, always reddi to use. Montclair. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

Tilton, over the s. weekend. thera Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Farry had as Just follow directions on can.

Ge, REDDI-WIP from NO is dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs Noel Duncan. Long Branch, Mr SUBSTITUTI for I RIDDI-VYIP 1 created by the bill was a fallacy and that the latest estimate of the coxt to American taxpayers if the bill were passed would be approximately $12 billion a year. He stated that it would immerse the country's physicians and medical services in a mass of red tape; that it would reduce the amount and quality of medical care available to the people; that it would increase bureaucracy in government and that it would be another Inward Iho complete noclnll-rnlloti of all public aorvlcrs In America. Dr.

Albright told that under private management the cost allowance per bed at a hospital such as Fitkin hospital, was while at government hospitals the estimate was from $20,000 to per bed. These figures, he stated, supported the claim that under government supervision medical services would be more expensive. and Mrs. Henry White, son. John and daughter, Hetty, Lakewood road, and Mr, and Mrs.

Joseph Con row and daughters, Joan and Linda. your milkman or food store. Mrs. George B. Murphy, sons, George, and Paul, Mrs.

Elsie Murphy and son, Larry, are spending a few weeks at Normandy AP WAfs'aijns Beach. Mrs. Margaret Woodward, Tren 4 out of SI ifsYZSto ton, is visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mayor ana Mrs. O. Murphy, vi oc-r-irrtk: r-m On wac; cCf iTTFO T-I THIWH for LOANS mm HE'5 TRAVELLEP A COUPLE THOUSAND MILES TO GET UAvcn 14.1 i -rive r.vD AMt 1 1K.P TMl.V...

AND Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, daughter Barbara and son, Robert, Cranford, visited Mrs. Smith's hrMElS505H0RT HE CANT EVEN TAKE A SWIMG AT THE GLT The speaker also stated that ntl k. mrrthiac wffl be parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Stan ford. Sunday. voluntary hospital service plans today. ij Home Mortgages taste $SOOm: cf 1 (MM! r7naff ua-ea ro aar tit now in effect, which were supported by the medical profession, were giving excellent care at low rates and that the benefits under these plans were being constantly increased.

Charles on his fifth birthday. Invited guests were Kay Merrick, Linda and Joan Conrow, Karen Gay Miller, Joseph patters and William Allen Megill, from here; also Linda and Robert Patterson, George B. Murphy, with Elwood Smith of Evans Signal laboratory, motored to Texas last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Shafto had as Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. James Alberta, daughter, Ann, Mr. and Mrs. P.

J. Brescia and daughter CO. Luckers until fall, was held last week, starting with a hot dog roast at the outdoor fireplace of the Methodist parsonage. Edward T. Eardley, president, conducted the business session.

A cafeteria supper was planned for fall, with Mrs. George K. Megill and Mrs. Jack Morris as co-chairman. A food and vegetable sale was decided for the near future, with Mrs.

Edith La- 10 Hmt CHAINS auaoiNo oi bamos Avoaotv asaurr pakk, m. Ardena, and Keith VanWickle, Mary, of Elizabeth. Grand Coulee dam on the Columbia river attracted 300,000 visitors last year. Building or buying that new home you've been dreaming about? It matters not which you're planning to do financing will be prime consideration. Come in to Asbury Pork National and we'll arrange a convenient mortgage loon that will permit paying for your new home over on extended period, lika rent.

Marlboro. 2-7195 M. W. MMtan TKS wwir mU aM niiiii tmm Uam 471 The Rev. R.

G. McNaughton, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bobbins Mrs. McNaughton, daughters, Pa' tracia and Roberta, and son, Gor entertained at dinner on Father's Advertisement don, visited McNaughton's AMERICAN DANCING IN ACTION: day, Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Johnson and children, Larry, Samuel, Fetra, Mrs. Al Vince and Mrs. Dor- Now Sha Shone parents, Mr. and Mrs.

R. J. Moyer, Richard and Patricia, Shrewsbury, Mr. and Mrs. William Gravatt and son Thomas, Mr, and Mrs.

Edward Osage, Fathers day. Miss Jin! Rea spent several days last week with Ming Marvene Miller, Neptune. Miss Kathryn Cottle and Mrs. Farry. daughter, Caroline and Mr.

and Mrs. Leon. Farry and son, Robert. William N. Rea visited Mrs.

Rea's ASBURY PARK NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY PRESS PLAZA, ASBURY PARK, N. J. ris Merrick committee for food sale and E. E. Barkalow and Alex S.

Yard the vegetable committee. Mrs. John L. Cook spent four days last week with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Bauerle, Oreland, Pa. Mrs. C. J. Marks, who had been visiting relatives at Hartford, for several months, has returned to the home of hrr hrilhir-In-law and slater, Mr.

and Mrs. Perce Farry, Asbury avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Qualiani.

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Chicago, visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ganslen a few days last week. parents. Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Green, Shrewsbury, on Father's day. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur E. Foster and son. Richard and Mr. and Mrs.

Waiter C. Wel spent the weekend at Manasquan Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Conrow entertained at a party for their son, Mr.

and Mrs. CIurU Macan, St. Albans. L. 1., visited her parents, Mrmtirr Frtlrrnl ttrrf Syntrm Member Federal Depotit Insurance Corporat'utn Mr.

and Mrs. M. U. Ritter, this week. On Sunday, Mr.

and Mrs. READ IT FIRST IN THE Ritter and sons, Richard and James, News Of The Hoar On The Hoar Station WJLK ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS from here, and Mr. and Mrs. H. F.

T4 Ritter and son, James, Englishtown, Miss Diana Stansbury, Adelphia and Mrs. Charles Macan had a pic 1 FOn EVEItT 5 Diamond Matched nic dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller at Seaside Park. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Russell, and sons, Fred and Ronald, are vacationing this week at Manasquan. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cook and daughter, Christine, Mrs.

C. M. Garhart, Mr. and Mrs. Max Gar-hart and son, John, were dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. John Harvey, Plalnfield, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Garhart and son remained over the weekend.

Mrs. William C. Russell entertained at a party at her home. Attending Mrs. Willard Smith, Asbury Gardens, Mrs.

Ralph Russell, Mrs. Arthur E. Russell, Mrs. Sherman Russell, Mrs. Fred Russell, and Mrs.

C. M. Garhart. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Haimes, Brooklyn, visited Mr. Haimes's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

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and Mrs. Donald Pyle, Mrs. Herman Siemers and Mrs. R. B.

Pyle, Glen-dola; Ann Prokop, Shirley Wright, Margaret Ann Miller, Laura Ann Walling, Linda K. Richardson and Mrs. Paul Richardson, West Farms; John, Judy and Sandra Tillman, Michael Schottland, Mary Joan Hulsart, and Mrs. John Tillman, Ardena; Carol Gulce, Robert Gulce, Sandra VanSchoick, Richard Es-tron, Jean Estron, Mrs. Estron and Carol Lee Pratt, Squankum.

Those attending from Farmingdale were Michaeleen Cirrito, Lorraine Black-well, Gloria Blackwell, Pettle Morris, Karen Lee Parker, NorrU F.d-ward Tilton, Mrs. JEllxabeth T. Van-Derveer and Mrs. Charles E. Tilton.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McVaughn, Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Shaw, Mrs. Phoebe Brown, Miss Vera Jean McVaughn and William Samson. Oik HI Eq4 a Eauitad July 1 CUFF LINKS, TIE CLIPS and TIE CLIP SETS Complete' with 3 flash bulbs flash unit 2 batteries 1 roll of film. NpoHal Friday and Haturday Only Vi OFF ALL NATIONALLY FAMOUS BRANDS -Afq sue oi If hem? Another Semi-Annual Dividend at the Annual Rate of 2f Payable July 1, Has Been Declared.

Here You Cave With Safety Account Are Insured And Here Your Honey Earns a Substantial 100 MEN'S FAMOUS CROSBY all of Burlington, were Tuesday1 evening guests of the Rev. and Mrs. R. G. McNaughton.

The June meeting, last of the Pot L--V' mm Spotswood Plans Vacation School (Special to The Press) 17 JEWELS Reg. $59.50 Value I Jm njmwii mm 1 1 1 accurate and dependable watch. LZ3 SPOTSWOOD. The summer FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY JUUl JUUl LADIES' GOLD-FILLED Beautiful Crystal and Chrome vacation religious school for children of Immaculate Conception church will open Monday. It will be run in conjunction with Corpus Christ! church in South River at Campbell school.

Children from kindergarten to eight grade will attend. The school will continue for four wooks, ending July 22. As usual local children will be transported to South River where they will take their instructions together with children of Corpus Christi, South River; and St. Thomas, Old Bridge. Besides religious instruction, there will be project work and supervised recreation.

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until CO piTf HOBNAIL GLASS SUGAR AND CREAM ER on Gloss Troy Free with every Pur every Monday thru Friday. of $1.00 or More. VISIT OUR RECORD DEPT. rinW7fo HOMO The Holy Name society of Immaculate Conception church is making plans to attend a night baseball game in New York city during July. The carnival for the benefit of the church will be held this year on' grounds at the rear of the church from July 18 to July 30.

Mrs. Wallace Applegate will be in charge of a game social at Legion hall, June 28, for the benefit of the American Legion baseball team. A program of motion pictures will be shown at the first aid squad's headquarters on De Voe avenue at 8 p. m. Friday.

There will be no admission charge. Children under six will not be admitted unless accompanied by an CqvOeigo oeqcI ILoaim C.13 CAKC3 AVENUE, ASBURY PARK 1003 SPRINGWOOD AVE. (Open Evenings) ASBURY PARK adult..