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VoTXXII., NO. 9
Incorporating The
Hartipton Beach Advocate
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24,1949
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Program Is Planned For Carnival Week
Be-Bop T o B ach’ Repertoire
Of Chuck H ill’s Band Popular
GypBy Ty-Alls — were $1.49
VISIT
Now at a special price of $1.00
Beach Chairs with Foot R est — Were $5.49
Sturgis Apparel
The Big Thing W ith U s Is Y our S atisfaction
Now $4.95
Telephone 2030
Same price and chair as sold by
Hampton
GIMBLE BROS, of N. Y.
A new shipment of women’s white mocassins
Were $5.95
BARGAINS GALORE
Now $4.95
IN OUR
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at
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MUNSEY’S
SEA GRILL
CHICKEN
The “cover boys” on th is w eek’s
issue probably can boast of having
the most cosmopolitan audience in
the country.
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Known as Chuck H ill’s H am pton
Beach Band, th ey ’re th e m en re­
sponsible for the alm ost continuous
music in the air. As C huck’s fan
mail proves, their four daily con­
certs are enjoyed by v acatio n ists
from every part of th e coutnry, Can­
ada and other p arts of th e globe.
The concerts long ago becam e a
beach institution and in his th ree
years as maestro. C hurck has rap­
idly gained a wide rep u tatio n for
good music — from be-bop to Bach.
As in every band, each m usician
has his own following, so fo r the
benefit of those who g a th e r round
every day for th e ir favorite songs
we’l] point them out to you.
The saxaphone section is m ade
up of Merrill Bodge, a P ortsm outh
man. originally from D etroit; F ran­
cis Rooney, whose hom e town is
Ainesbury, Mass., and who has
played quite some tim e a t th e RKO
Keith, Boston, and Tom SakelarK
who hails from Lowell, Mass,
where he is well known in local
dance spots.
Behind the trumpets we have
“BE-BOP”
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Fined For Leaving
Scene Of Accident
William R. Clark of Schenectady,
N. Y.f fepresented by Attorney Wil­
liam Treat, pleaded guilty and was
fined $15 and costs of $4.70 at
Hampton Municipal court Saturday
on a charge of leaving the scene of
an accident after property damage.
Clark was picked up by Officers
Dun brack and York 10 minutes
a fte r his description was given po­
lice by witnesses of the accident
which involved a car parked in
front of the Grandview hotel on
Ocean boulevard. The owner of the
damaged car is the Reverend Phil­
ip Breton, a guest at the hotel.
Following a custom established
34 years ago, the Chamber of Com­ B a y S ta te Y o n th
merce is winding up another season
W in s F ir s t P r iz e
with a fun-packed Carnival Week.
Highlighting the week which be­
In T a le n t S h o w
gins Labor Day will be three lamous aerial acts, the three flying
A 10-year-old Lowell, Maas., boy,
trapeze artists the Harolds; Sol Peter Bllladee, took top honors in
Solomon, the champion high diver, the Junior class of the Talent
and the “Sky-High Alcides.”
show Monday night His winning
These breath-taking
are song was “Old Man River/'
scheduled for Tuesday through Sat- Second prize went to Kay Jacklurday from 4:00 to 5:00 and 8:30 man, 5, of Everett, Mass., for her
to 9:30 p. m.
i
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The rest of the Carnival program
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Mary Jane Nieincludes daily band concerto by was awarded
" wardftd to Marv
man, 6. Woburn, Mass., for a song
Chuck Hill’s band, featuring Bill and dance, “Five Foot Two."
Elliot every evening; Labor Day Jn the Senior class, Jean Mcevening at 9:45, fireworks; Tues­ Sherry, 19, of Newburyport Mass.,
day September 6 through Friday, won first prize when she sang
7:00 to 8:00 p. m. — Gigantic "Bill."
Auction Sale; September 10, 7:00 For the second prize, 13-year-old
to 8:00 p. m. — Crowning of Car­ Joan Polley of Cambridge. Mass.,
nival Queen, and 8:30 to 9:30 p. did an acrobatic dance to the tune
m., Drawing of the 1949 Oldsmobile. of "Kiss In the Dark," and vocalist
Wanda Plummer of Concord took
CIGARETTES CAUSE OF third prize with the popular
"Dreamy Old New England Moon."
THREE BRIDGE FIRES Bill Elliot and Johnny FnIlford
Carelessly tossed cigarette butts were on hand as M. €. and pianist,
resulted in three calls to the fire respectively.
department Sunday to extinguish
Have You Heard7
fires in planking of the Hampton
That Harvey has been making
River mile-long bridge, according
to Fire Chief GeoVge H. Lamott. out with Mona?
S p e c ia liz in g in Hampton Beach Properties for over
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Have You Heard?
That the Joyce of the " S u rf has “BE-BOP” —
been misidentified—it's "another”
(Continued from Page Three)
Joyce.
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OPEN SU N D A Y — A LL DAY
Arthur Sargent, who also conducts
a music school in Portsmouth,
John Sprague and Jack Trefethen,
both also popular Port City musi­
cians.
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HAMPTON, N. H.
IT S THE FOOD
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As Famous As the Beach- Itself91
OCEAN BOULEVARD AT B STREET
Tel. 2103
Hampton Beach, N. H.
BUY NOW
Trombonist Roger Snow, another
Portsmouth man, packed up a I n r
versity of New Hampshire degree
in music and joined an Army band
for a continuous war-time engage­
ment. The arranger for the Hill
outfit, he spends his winters teach­
ing music to future artists.
Triple-tunist Sam Stella has sev­
eral students in Boston who are
learning the mysteries of the ac­
cordion, trombone and vibra-harp.
Another Boston hoy. Charles
Rhodes, plays the bass viol and
doubles on the vocal solos, much
to the delight of his feminine au­
dience, which seems to be quite
large and growing all the time.
Drummer-boy Alexander Milligan
spends his winters teaching in the
public schools in Lawrence, Mass.,
where he has earned a reputation in
the local music world.
The piano is expertly managed
by John Fullford, a teacher of th at
instrument and a resident of Salis­
bury.
This is the group that has be­
come so popular under the direc­
tion of George S. "Chuck” Hill.
A professional musician since he
was 17 years old, Chuck Hill has
played for many celebrities — among them Sonja Heinie, George
Raft, Martha Raye, Jane Withers,
and King George of England and
the ex-king Edward, in Bermuda.
A native of Maynard, Mass..,
Chuck lived and played for some
time in Boston, before coming to
Hampton where he made his home
on Ocean boulevard with his wife,
Ann, and daughters, Diane and Les­
lie.
Refrig erators
CAN BE BOUGHT
MHe ha8 been a member of several
"name” bands and is equally at
home on the flute, clarinet or saxaphcne not to mention his singing
which has been enjoyed by so many
this summer.
Also a teacher of music. Chuck is
2 1 P? ” lar orchestra leader during
Red Feather Cot
nlfvs rSalf8bury and his orchestra
!V ys J 0T *any school dances
thronghout New England.
FOR A S LITTLE
it
^ aud,ence of thousands.
U is necessary to be able to play all
types of music for all tyne« of
Electric
18.95 down
and 1.83 per w eek
IN 24 MONTHLY PAYMENTS
have played, and in fact are playing
professionally
betw een
seasons
here a t the beach.
,
The m ost popular num ber this
season ig the novelty tune, "Knock,
Knock,” w ith all th e band taking
part. But w hatever the program,
Chuch says "the audience is ex­
ceptional this year."
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A u c tio n
at
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North Hampton
Household Furniture, Dishes and
Glassware
Goods Sold on Consignment
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H. L. N O R T O N , Auctioneer
Bay State Vacationist Wins
W eekly Letter Contest
The popularity of H am pton Beach
mnne the Bay S tate v acatio n ists is
not only noticeable by th e regis­
tration plates of ca rs frequenting
Ms resort, but it is very m uch in
evidence in any audience p artici­
pation contest such as th e talen t
show or the B eachcom ber’s le tte r
contest.
This weeks' w inner, M. J a n e t DeLorme, Is a resid en t of Lowell,
Mass., a city th a t is alw ays well
repreiented a t H am pton Beach,
who spends h er sum m ers a t 353
Ocean boulevard.
On the subject of “W hy 1 spend
my vacation a t H am pton B each,”
Miss DeLorme w rites:
•The thoughts of having th ree
months to do nothing but relax on
the cool sands of H am pton and
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S A L E S and S E R V IC E
C Street
Hampton Bfcaeh
A M A A A ft
gaze out at the blue Atlantic. Is a
dream everyone should realize. Old
Sol, sending his warm rays on you
a bit dally, (if one is wise) is com­
pensation enough, for a doctor you
never nead.
"W hen I feel a Uttle more ener­
getic, a brisk walk in the early
hours of the day on the boardwalk
along the seashore is worth every
effort or getting up, both physically
and mentally. Gives one a lift for
the day.
"Hampton Beach is one of the
few summer resorts that offers
such a varied program of entertain­
ment. The efforts of the Chamber of
Commerce are rewarded by the
thousands who come here year af­
te r year. Bathing, band concerts
daily, bowling, miniature golf, 3peed
boat riding, deep sea fishing, danc­
ing nightly, penny arcades and
many others too numerous to men­
tion, not to omit the big attraction
of Wednesday night, "fireworks.”,
are a drawing card to this ever
popular resort, known far and near.
"For the connoisseur of good
food the many restaurants offer
the best at reasonable prices to
m eet everyone’s means. The teat
is in the trying.
"At night, when the lights are
glittering and can be seen from ev­
ery point afar, "Little Broadway
would be an appropriate nickname
for Happy Hampton, for to mix­
being here a summer, surely Is
someone's loss and my gain.
"I'm grateful to the Beachcomber
for giving me and others the opportunity of expressing our InnermoBt
thoughts about our favorite sum
M. Janet DeLorme.
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H O T E L S T A N D IS H
Presented with three changes of
scenery and in beautiful costume,
"The importance of Being Earn­
e st/’ currently at the Showboat
Playhouse, Wentworth-by-the-sea,
is done with mischievious humor
by the well directed caBt.
Stanley Jay as Algernon Moncreiff acts hia amusing part with
a gay abondon. A veteran of good
performances,
Donald
Teacher
plays the sincere, unassuming
John Worthing.
Ellen Weller and Peggy Loft are
delightfully feminine as the two
charming young ladies who will
marry only a man whose name is
Earnest. Miss Loft has displayed
a versatile acting ability and a
variety of dialects in this season’s
programs. Another versatile act­
ress, Virginia Sutton, is natural
as the arrogant Lady Bracknell.
ordained at Ravenwood, West, Va.,
on August 27, 1946. He was named
NEW PASTOR
pastor of Rye Church at a special
Rev. Franklin Lewis, 31 years of meeting held last Sunday after
age, of Everett, Mass., has been the morning service. He has been
named as pastor of Bethany Con­ pastor of the Church of the Degregational church of Rye. Mr. ciples of Christ of Everett, Mass.,
Lewis Is a graduate of Transylvan­ since 1946. He has also held three
ia college, Lexington, Ky., and Ken­ previous pastorates in church in
tucky school of the Bible. He was Kentucky. A t present ha is working
for hi9 Doctor of Philosophy de­
gree at Harvard Theological school.
Mr. Lewis succeeds Rev. George
MILDRED E. CHASE
Director W. Lawrence Baker has
H. Paul who is at present pastor of
taken advantage of every opport­
IT Y P E W R IT E R S
a
church
in
Pittsfield,
Vt.
[a d d i n g m a c h i n e s
unity for laughs in "S'eparate
8old, Rented or Repaired
Rooms” now at the Hampton.
Have You Heard7
Beach Playhouse. Muriel Brown
Tel. 600
That Frank like9 to walk in and William Morey share the lime­
146 State S t
Newburyportl
brooks with his shoes on?
light for three acts of risque
comedy.
Playing Pam, new star of the
To Your Pattern
theatre, Mias Brown has an excel­
If you yourself, planned the daily menu at Foley
lent chance to display her talent
chances are it would match pretty closely the one v
as a comedienne. William Morey
use . . . It’s made up for you.
plays Jim Stackhouse, her cynical
columnist brother-in-law, a part
FOLEY’S RESTAURANT
B STREET
made to order for his particular
brand of sarcastic wit.
Bernard O’Rourke, as Don, play­
wright husband and brother is an
awfully nice fellow but it would
help if he took more Interest In the
the ° ther hand- Richard
Schneider as Taggert, the boist­
erous butler, is enjoyed and ensUge. eVery mlDUte he 18
the
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GROCERIES
With only about two weeks to
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SEA F O O D 4 S T E A K D IN N E R 8
12:30 to
2:00 — 6:00 to 7:80
A p p ro v e d
by Duncan HInea
On Great B oar’s H ead
Hsmpton Beach
Tel. 911
C A B IN S
Tel. 670
Hampton B each
H. W. Y ou n g
Interest In the event ha8 grown
rom year to year and now, with
the fourth beauty contest coming
up, competition promises to be
keen with some of the most beau­
tiful girlB on the beach vlelng for
the title of Miss “Hampton Beach
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OCCASIONAL MUSIC
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Beach Notes
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1/8X07 F. Dunfey and
Marilyn, Ruthl^ Billle J
Jr-, of Hamilton, Ohio
to ? M aad
Carl ^ ne
Bosi i n T r ? " 8 GertXUde L“kBin F1H ,M“ che8ter are guest of
Bill Elliot, the Singing Cop, at 416
Ocean Jjoulevard.
of 1949.”
Guests at the Holliday, High­
As in previous contests, the land avenue, are Vincent McCarthy.
winner of the pulchritude parade Providence, R. I., John Whitehead,
will be presented with many gifts, Cranston, R. I., John and William
including cash and merchandise, Wartinoch. Terryyille, Conn.. Cathy
Sullivan. New York City; Maureen
from the beach merchants.
governing the Lynch, Springfield, Mass., Rita and
Kathleen Walker. Arlington, Mass.,
con test are:
1. Applicant must be 16 years Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lynch and fam­
ily of Troy, N. Y„ and Dick Dubuc,
of age or over.
Attleboro, Mass.
2. She must be single.
Worcester, Mass., vacationists at
3. She must be a resident of the Comba Lodge, Highland avenue,
the beach or a beach employee.
are Mr. and Mrs.* Bart J. Murphy
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Am­
Have You Heard?
adou, the Misses Katherine Mc­
T hat "Mac” from the L. H. is al­ Grath and Anna Ramzell, Mr. and
Mrs. John Reidy, Leonard Barr,
ways falling asleep on the beach? Helen Winn, Doris Jacques, Bar­
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bara Smith, Helen Harney and
T hat Bob Carroll Is looking for Lilia Delorme. Also registered
someone who speaks German so there are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mc­
th a t he can keep in practice?
Gill, Westboro, Mass., Mr. and Mrs..
Andrew McGill, North Grafton,
Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. William
Jolly, Auburn. Mass.
On the register of the Leavitt
N o rth Beach
Homestead, Ocean boulevard are
Dr. and Mrs. Richard McGovern
and family of Lawrence, Mass., Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Philburn, Worccs-
tor Mass., Mr. and Mrs. James
G °g8n' Washington, D. C„ Mr.
fit m l8’ James Marahal* and famf L J n W?°d' N’ J ” Mr- aaa Mrs.
Frank Doyle, Rome, N. Y., and
M I b b Patricia Donovan of L o n "
Island, N. Y.
’
Guests at the Playtime 'Inn,
Ocean boulevard are Mr. and W
Mason, Nashua; Mr. and Mrs. John
Mela, Watertown, Mass., Mias
Mary Egan, Newton, MaaB., Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Tilson, Greenfield, Masa,
Miss Margaret BourglouB, Waltham.
Mass., and Jean Berry, Newtonvllle,
Mass.
Bessie M. Barber, DC, PhC
CH IRO PRACTO R
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Other days by appointment
Winn. Rd. Phone 2296 Hampton
HOTEL KENTVTLLE
Rooms with Hot and Cold
Running Water
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Godlng
Telephone Hampton 960
Margaret
M.
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The Best In
Quality Candies
We Mail Anywhere
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Sandw iches
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CTree
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S U R F S ID E P A R K
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a n i
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James McCool, K street, returned ifornin, after a tw o w e e k s’ f.,r)
B u r n s F in a lis t A t
this week from a vacation at Sut­ with h i, fa m ily on K ln g 'a h g ”
Who is this Long Tom Joyce, the
A b e n a q u i C lu b ton.II.
^
V
people’s choice for over a half a ^
Miss McCool’s sister. Mrs. Helen
century?
Have You Heard7
Stanley M. Burns of Dover and Becker, and daughter, Patricia, of
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Why the Haverhill boys are so Alex McWilliams of Dwight, 111., Miami, Fla., arrived recently for J o h n V ’ S“" °'
defending champion, reached the the coming wedding of Miss Tillie
hard to date?
final round of the annual club McCool.
Mrs. John Kiniry of Manchester I
championship golf tournament at
and her cousin, Mrs. John Whelan
the Abenaqui Golf club Sunday.
Burns, a former champion, had of Huntington, L. 1., have been
to go 21 holes before defeating spending a few days with Daniel E
N EW B U R Y P O R T
A m e sb u ry
John N. Tompkins of Baltimore, Fogarty and family, 22 K street.
Phone 919
Phone Nbypt. 919
Lucy
Carleau,
a
member
of
the
also a former champion. Tompkins
N o w P la y in g
E n d T sSU F d jp
had a 72, while Burns carded a 73 famous Stan Kenton orchestra,
R o n a ld R e a g a n - V irg in ia Mayo
Now Playing
Ends Saturday
whose trumpet is featured on many
for the first 18 holeB.
“TH E GIRL FROM
In the -other semi-final match, of the Kenton records, was a guest
The Broadway Success
McWilliams scored a 6 to 5 vic­ recently of the Alexanders on K
JO N E S B E A C H ”
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tory over John Costello of Lowell, street. With him was A1 Keene of
Paulette Goddard
added hit
Boston, Mass., who made a name
Mass.
for himself with the U. S. O., during
“ANNA LUCASTA’99
B a rb a ra S ta n w y c k
the war.
R o b e rt P re sto n
Sun.r Mon. only
Aug. 28-29
Others staying with the Alexand­ U
TH E L A D Y GAMBLES”
If this picture doesn't tug your
ers are Sally McDermott, Ware,
heart — You haven’t got one
Mrs. John Dwyer of the Deer­ Mass., Nora Houston, Worcester,
Sun. to Tues.
Aug. 28-30
Mass.,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alessi
and
field, J street, underwent an opera­
Marguerite Chapman
tion at the Santa Maria hospital, sons, Nicky and Warren and PhylS p e n c e r T ra c y -D e b o ra h Kerr
Walter Brennan
iss Powers, Roxbury, Mass., the
Cambridge, Mass., Tuesday.
“E D W A R D MY SON”
“GREEN PROMISE”
Massachusetts guests at the Misses Gloria Staib, Peggy Foley
Edgewood Inn, B street, are Mrs. and Beverly Fahey. Hartford,
2nd big hit
Plus
Jane Moran and daughters, Lois Conn., Lee Arnold, Providence, R
K r is t in e M iiie r-A rt h u r Franz
Every man has the urge
and Phyllis, Milford; William Le- I., Fred Bastian, North Andover,
All do* not have the courage
“JU N G L E PATRO L”
Clare and Richard Brody, Millbury, lass., Mrs. R. Bellerivc and Mr
Alexander Knox - Ann Sothern
Mr. and Mrs. John Conlin and Vir- and Mrs Cliff Cye. Manchester;
N ext W e d n e sd a y
Aug. 31
jginia Riley, Worcester; Frank and Miniue Libby, Eleanor Paquette
“THE JUDGE STEPS *
Robert Lee, and Charles Spencer E d n a 'S Da“ghter-V- Salem. Mass..
E d w a rd G. R ob in so n
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Everett; and A1 Viverios, Joseph Mass
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Mederots and Arthur Pies, all o f Mass., Jane Sparks, Andover
5 Days Starting Tues., Aug. 30
Fall River. Others there are Mr 5 S' i eP2 De
“TH E H O U SE OF
Somer;
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Take It from us
and Mrs. Constant Nicholas. New
ST R A N G E R S”
A Terrific Technicolor Musical
Jork City; Eileen Flynn, Provi- S ” w , Kot" “ - J°»” M. sam van
speciall added attraction
Falls6' rV "
White> Cenlral and B etty'
Judy Garland - Van Johnson
,Lo"'en. Mat*.,
Falls R.
and Mr. and Mrs. EdB etty G rable
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ward Caswell of Buffalo, N Y
“IN THE GOOD OLD
TH E B E A U T IF U L
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Bunny
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daughter
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PL A Y H O U SE
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Now Playing T h ro u g h S u n d a y
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“SEPARATE ROOMS”
Directed by
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T IC K E T S
HAMPTON B E A C H : J a c k ie ’s
Travel Agency, Tel. 2393
HAMPTON C E N T E R E. G. C ole
Co., Mrs. Garnett, Tel. 651
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Clark Gable and Alexis Smith,
comes to the Ioka Theatre, Tues­
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Au-
in g lo rio u s technicolor
Sun. August 28
SHERIDAN
CARY GRANT
“I WAS A MALE WAR BRIDE
PL A Y H O U SE
P O R T SM O U T H , N. H
Week of September 2 - 7
Thursday^pridayi Saturday
•••
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s e s
Man Dinehart’s Wtad°“i l T ' A' “° *" ,h« “ « a r.
Cast in the leading role this week
is Muriel Brown, charming characs l f ™ 3 Yh° portrays Pamela
Berr> the role done on Broadway
by Glenda Farrell. Miss Brown has
become very popular with regular
Playhouse patrons, and this is her
most outstanding role of the sea
son.
Bernard O’Rourke is cast in the
role of Don Stockhouse, young playwrighfc and William Morey portrays
bis older brother, Jim, cynical
newspaperm an.
m
Others in the cast this week are
B etty MacFarland, Richard P.
Schneider. Barbara Ritter (a local
girl), Leo Panas, and Rita Akersoo.
H am pton's Helen Jane LeRoux.
who has done some fine work with
the company this season is acting
as Production Manager for the
week.
The show is under the direction
of W. Lawrence Baker, who is be­
ing lauded for his splendid pro­
duction of Patrick Hamilton’s
“Rope” last week.
We Hst everything on th e
beach and in tow n. Buy
now for 1950. Fine incom e
properties showing up to
25%.
Cottages, Cabins, H otels,
Land
230. 7 15 , g
Men would do anythiue lor Anna
i sf : , r
^ a lo g u e to keep It going at * raPpiy
B o u le v a rd
Hampton Beach, N. H.
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FRI.. SAT.. SUN.. MON., WED.
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Wednesday, Thursday
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Saturday
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Have You
Our Haircuts are A -l
Come in and C-l
If you’re not a customer B -l
H *« rd ?
About Zlggy Sargent playing
with water pistols?
A R T G A U D R E A U ’8 - C ST.
That Fred. Tom and Vic swim in
the rocks?
5 Barbers
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Telephone 2145
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Shirts
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24 hr cleaning service
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3 day laundry service
.50
Pick up and Delivery
AGENTS FOR RUTTER’S LAUNDRY, LAWRENCE
ALLIED
R anges
W ater H eaters
Servel Refrigerators
L1. . - 1M
“The Clean Fuel
Exeter, N. H.
Phone 2111
Beach Office
Marsh Avenue
Tel. 401
Everyone
knows
Fall Clothes
Look BEST..
G u est H o u s e Is
B each Note;
Q uests stayin g at the
House, Nudd Terrace, are mu®
Catherine Byrnes, Lowell;
In S u n d a y B l a z e Mrs. John Burke and son, Jackie
of Springfield; Mr. Patrick Hart
’
A large Sunday evening crowd Springfield.
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C o m p le te ly G u t t e d
at Hampton Beach witnessed an
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unannounced attraction when fire
swept the Lynn-Arms guest house
on L street, leaving nine persons
PU BLIC
homeless.
The blaze, which is believed to
STEN O G R A PH ER
have been started by spontaneous
eombustfon. quickly engulfed the
T yp in g
wooden three-story structure short­
Addressing - Billing etc.
ly after 7 p. m. and nothing but a 1
gutted frame remained within an
J h e s e s Typed
Thousands of spectators who
were on the beach at the time
flocked to the scene of the fire,
hampering the efforts of the fire
department to get equipment and
hose to the burning building.
The fire broke out in the rear
of the premises and spread rapidly
as neighbors hunted through tele­
phone books for the fire depart­
ment number. The box alarm was
pulled In by Chief George Lamott
of the Fire Department who hap­
pened to be leaving his home on
Marsh avenue at the time the fire
broke out.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McNault, the
owners, lost all their personal be­
longings, saving only a metal box
containing $550.
They and four other guests were
in the building at the time. All
escaped without injury. Two of the
&uests had finished packing prior
to eaving, and were able to save
their personal belongings.
sIp
ifmmer Cottage of Mrs. Besas w ^ !011’ nearby’ Was scorched
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b”
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A ll W ork Confidential
T E L . 2382
M A R Y E. F O G A R T Y
Hunter Bldg.
Hampton
B u ild in g - R oofin g
R em o d ellin g
IN S ID E and OUT
C arroll B lackden
CONTRACTOR
Mill Road
Hampton
T E L . 748
Gala Sports Week
Bay State Woi
Planned At Beach
Injured Friday
Starting Monday
1 ed head* shoulder and chest in]^r e® and wa« sent to a Worcester, Mass., hospital as a result of a
two-car collision Friday afternoon.
Nora J. Tebeau, 48, was thrown
against the windshield, shattering
the glass, when the car driven by
her husband, Sanford, was struck
while driving south on Marsh av­
enue.
The operator of the other vehicle
was Mitchell Bakaloy of Manches­
ter who struck the left rear fender
of the Tebeau car as he drove out
of M street on to Ocean Boulevard.
Temporary treatment was given
on the Beene by Dr. R. N. Blake.
Som ething new has been added
to the calendar of events this year
with the announcement of a
“ Sports Week,” starting Sunday,
A ugust 28.
Everyone is invited to take part
in th is round of activities and may
re g iste r at the Chamber of Com­
m erce.
,
The Little Shoppe
The program includes:
With B ig V alu es!
Monday, 3:00 p. m. — Boat races,
v, invite you to com e In and
with prizes given in the motor,
11 around. All new w ool rug
fishing and row boat groups.
t S
<or
B ra id in g
an d
Tuesday, 3:00 p. m. — Bathing
looking.
beauty contest. For the 4th con­
DRESSMAKING e s s e n t i a l s
secutive year, "Miss Hampton
REMNANTS - MILL ENDS
Beach” will be chosen from a bevy
YARD G O O D S
of beauties, with cash prizes and
gifts from the beach merchants for
DANA SH O PPE
the winner.
25 Middle St., Tel. 2455 N b y p t.
W ednesday, 2:00 p. m. — Swim­
,ff state St. Open Fri. till 9 P M
m ing Meet, from in front of the
bandstand with trophies for 1st,
2nd and 3rd places.
The Talent Show will also be
conducted from the bandstand Mon­
TRY THE
day a t 7:00 p. m. and there will be
firew orks Wednesday at 9:30 p. m.
H ARBOR
On top of these events, every­
one is invited to get into the fish­
ing contest that has been running
GRILL
all summer. No entry fee is neces­
sary. Simply catch your fish, weigh
Breakfasts, D in n ers
It in at the Smith and Gilmore
Steaks and Chops
pier and register. Prizes in all types
Cooked By E xpert C h efs
of fishing will be awarded at the
seasons end.
Near the Mile L ong B rid g e
S r jr jsst
HAMPTON B E A C H
HAMPTON CENTER
BARBER SHOP
Year ’Round Expert Service
Next to the A & P Store
BENDIX
SELF-SERVICE
LAUNDRY
HOURS 8 to 6
8UNDAY8 8 to 12
5 Washers
1 Drier (Quick)
50c PER MACHINE
up to 9 tbs. Dry Clothes
C ST. JENNEY STATION
COR. MARSH AVE.
Have You Heard7
That Carole is back again.?
The COLOR SPOT asks:
“Have you a really beautiful, inex-.
pensive souvenir packed in your lug­
gage?”
Your photo on color film will bring
memories, enjoyment years after
Hampton Beach is alone in N. E.
To offer this value — only $1.25.
“AT THE SIGN OF THE BLINKING CAMERA”
10 C STREET
HAMPTON BEACH
Have You Heard7
Why Peg could not wait for Don?
H a m el
D r y C lea n in g
un“ble to cope With the
2 D a y Service
" S sJ k,w?“
SgraSH
Preventing the flam
is
3 D ay S h irt Service
O P E N
8UCceeded in
9 A . M. to 8 P. M.
J m c liT £
athetlo,oooCtUre 13
hotel
3£ C STREET
in n e r s p r in g
m a ttr ess
Lobster
Factory Seconds
FALL CLOTHES
Are being received — make your choice
$18.50
m onth o f a u g u st o n l y
G ardner M a ttress Corp
Canal S treet E xtension
Andover, Mass
Salem , Mass.
Exeter. N. H
Tel. Salem 1810
Meats
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IN F O R M A T IO N
Hive You Heard?
Why the two Cushman bakers
stop at the Harbor Grill every
morning:? Is is because of B. N. and
M. S.?
B o a r d w a lk
%
to the Clearance Sale.
Louise D ress Shop
B Street
G U ID E
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CHURCH
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by the ocean enjoying the Sunday
C O M M U N IT Y C H U R C H
papers . . . Michelle strolling the
(Protestant)
boardwalk looking very '‘extra
D Stre e t
special" . . Officer Ernie Sargent
M orning
service 10:30 A. “M, Rev.
on a lonely vigil on Marsh ave.,
RrnwT1
keeping the traffic away after all Janvrln L a G u a S ia aSSSat^Tbil!?
“L" broke loose Sunday night . . . I
R-nn p m
, Bt' Thurs'
Playland's Jack Walsh and Arne vies led b v ' t h e ' n r S 8 “ K'“ g ,e r
Anuo or Dudley’s haying a hear,. | % ? £ w e lc o tI0 ™ " ™ ’ • « « *
to-heart talk by the Chamber of
Commerce.
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Beach
Open Every D ay
Sun. & E ves, by Appt.
Tel. 2186
Standish G ift
Shop
Largest and F in e st
in New E ngland
Ocean Blvd at A S tr e e t
•
(Roman Catholic)
C h u rc h 8traet
High Tides
Masses 6, 7, 7:46, 8:30, 9:15, 10
10:46, 11:30.
Confessions heard on Saturday
Correct Figures at
night beginning a t 7:30 P. M.
U. S. Coast Guard Station. Hampton
THURSDAY
August 25
FRIDAY
August 26
SATURDAY
August 27
SUNDAY
August 28
MONDAY
August 29
TUESDAY
August 30
WEDNESDAY
August 31
12:15 am
12:15 pm
12:30 am
1:00 pm
1:15 am
1: 46 pm
2:15 am
2:30 pm
3:00 am
3:45 pm
4:00 am
4:15 pm
5:00 am
5:15 pm
ST . T E R E S A ’S —
RYE
y-4 I Masses 9:30, 10:30.
BAND
RAYMOND ST U R G IS
Ambulance S ervice
Tel. 657
High St., Hampton, N . H.
CONCERTS
4 Daily — 2-3, 4-6, 7-8, 8:30-9:30.
F IR E W O R K S
Every W ednesday — 9:30 P. M.
C H A M B ER OF COM M ERCE
Office H ours:
9 A. M. - 9:30 P. M. Daily
U. S. P 0 8 T O F F IC E
Hours: 8 A. M. - 6 P. M. Daily
GOLF C O U R SE S
.•Ill
& '? fp ic a £ 9 fa u
O U ftc & d / 6 3 g
VISIT
Historic Houses
Phillips Exeter Academy
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Town,
t - g y
Abraham
« - Loved and
u ^ a b lis h this Quaint Old
You’ll Enjoy and Profit by a Visit to Exeter
ABENAQUI, Rye Beach — 6 miles,
18 Hole course. Open to public.
AMESBURY Country Club, Amesbury, Maas., — 16 miles, 9 hole
course. Open to public.
EXETER Country Club, Exeter —
U miles, 9 Hole course. Open to
public.
PORTSMOUTH
Country
Club,
Portsm outh — 16 miles, 18 Hole
course. Open to public.
M U N IC IP A L
Town Officers
Selectmen: George H. Sumner,
Chairman: Elroy G. Shaw, Harry
D. Munsey. Town Clerk: William
Brown. Office Hours, 9-12, 2-5, Mon­
day - Friday. Chief of Police: John
Malek. Chief of F ire Department:
George Lamott.
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th e n ...
bring your
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exposed rolls
us In expert finishiri£
' Stop in today and g«t
Kodak Verichrome Film for
your <amera— we have all
in stock,
B eacb c o m b V ' u K J ro tT ,"
s u
' s s & j n s ,s
lowing rules apply:
,o1'
- L et^.erB must not exceed 200
words and must be signed fully in
hyJ l
handwriting, including
Dome and beach adress
2. Address all letters to- ConSon! N d H°r’ B-eachcomber- H a S 3 L etters will be Judged on
basis of sincerity, originality and
neatness.
4. The editor reserves the right
to edit all m aterial with regard to
gram m ar, spelling and punctuation.
5. All m aterial becomes the
property of the Beachcomber and
will neither be returned nor ac­
knowledged.
6. Each week is a new and
sep arate contest and all letters
received by the judges after the
deadline will be disregarded. Each
w inner will be eligible for the
grand prize to be announced later.
7. AJ1 letters must have a
H am pton postmark, dated not later
than m idnight the Sunday before
each issue.
8. Each week the best letter re­
ceived will be orinted.
9. The w riter of the winning
le tte r m ust call In person at the
H am pton
Publishing Company,
L afayette Road, where on identifi­
cation, he will be given a mer­
chandise certificate, exchangable
a t the beach stores.
10. You may enter as often as
you wish until your letter is pub­
lished. No winning participant will
be considered in another contest
in this series.
C O N T E S T P R IZES
B{,«een A & B Streets
Smith & Gilmore, fishing trip for
2; A. K. Chase, speedboat ride for
2; F em croft Alleys, 6 strings for
2; F erncroft Taxi, trans. for 2 from
beach to depot; Casino Associates,
pass for 2 for a feature band at the
Casino Ballroom. Shampoo and
wave at the Grandview Beauty
salon.
cean Boulevard
Have You Heard?
THE
AGENCY
Who are Peg and Alotta?
Exeter Country Club
Sporty 9-Hole Course
MODERN THEATRE
D E L irH T r,,,
ample mum facilities in shopping
Most Stores Closed Wednesday Atternm.n -
0o
Excellent Bus Serylce Between The Beach
r
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r u b b is h
c o l l e c t io n
From Mile Bridge to F street,
Tuesday and Friday.
North Shore Hotel to Nudd avenue» Wednesday.
Have rubbish out and In con­
tainers.
ONDAY thru FRIDAY
9:30 to 10:00 A. M. over
WH E B
0
750 on every dial
FEATURING
BILL ELLIOT
“The Singing Cop”
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
A 50c Breakfast will be served before
the show
Ted Herbert and
Orchestra
Mon. Tues., Wed., Thurs.,
ADMISSION 60 c
Fri., S a t
ADMISSION 80 c ___________
Beach Officers
Precinct Commissioners: Col.
George Ashworth, Chairman, James
W. Tucker, Jr., Charles F. Butler.
Treasurer, Roland Bragg.
Chamber of Commerce: Presi­
dent, Raymond L. Coding; Vice
President, John W alsh; Treasurer,
Ralph T. H arris; Secretary, Loretta
K. White.
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^0ceanB'vd. Ham pton
Loretta White hanging on every
word of "Rope” at the Playhouse
. . • Mrs. Joe Cullen doing the
same . . . Joe Flynn's nephew,
Fritz, enjoying the beach activity
after having bicycled from North
Andover for a visit . . . Casey and
Harvey strolling after a movie
date . . . Barbara Dobbins, the
biggest hit of the season as she
steals all the men from the girls
at the dance . . . Mac and Windy
arm-in-arm after hours . . . the
Doug Hunters sitting in their car
Just around the corner
B n & u tii& l
'view B eau ty Salon
0 MBE R
MONDAY NIGHT IS
em blem
OF
C O O PER A
«Get Acquainted Night” a t the
Casino Ballroom
t io n
T H U R SD A Y , A U G U S T 2 d
ces n°ftei S’ room ins h ou ses, restaurants,**'
P L “f . busine s s w hich display the RED
» rp. y for your en tertain m en t by cont
Vp v mbef o f Com m erce. M ost certainly «
on*. °Ur P e o n a g e . So th e next tim e y
ID
utake a purchase look for the s ££
Gu EL. It is th e E m blem o f Cooperation
O rc h e s tra
The BEACHCOMBER
P A L M E R ’S
B f J E A C H C0 MBE R
Hollis Associates
F A Y E T T E RD.
DINING ROOM
1 M A R G U E R IT E
Marguerite Hupper
H AM PTO N
C ST R E E T
REA LTO R S
Opp. Coast Guard Station
North Shore
Hampton Beach
30 am to Midnight
T E L . 802
Fried Clams a Specialty
Lobster AH Style
S an d w ich es
gins at Dudley's Gift Shop, Hamp*
ton Beach, where Miss Coleman has
been employed for the past three
summers gave her the shower
with Mrs. Arne Autio, Mrs. Harold
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a
ruiiuwiog me unwrapping
rapping of
of the
the
gifts, a weenie roast on the beach
was enjoyed.
Games were played and a singing
contest was held with Jackie P ? m
clval receiving high honors.
Mis Coleman’s fiencee is Mr.
Lee Bergere, a member of the cast
of "Inside U. S. A.MHe is an under­
study to Jack Haley of radio and
motion picture fame. The cast have
been playing in Chicago but after .n
short vacation will open at St
r ami
CLEARANCE
B athing Suits
Summer
her home.
The combined gifts from the
guests was a beautiful silver service set. Individual colored paper
shower umbrellas with each name
on it decorated the silver service
Apparel
SHOP
WILMOT SAWYER, Prop
Have You Heard?
Why Eddie was
the Lights Go On singing "When
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HAMPTON
That it's pretty
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of work at 11:30
be in at 12:00
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Service to the entire com­
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SPO RTS CENTER
Bridal Shower
Given Beach Girl
Miss Beth Caron, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Alexandre J. Caron of
H am pton Beach was the guest of
honor a t a recent shower in honor
of her approaching marriage to
O scar Laplerre of Gonic. The party
was held a t the home of Mrs. Ed­
w ard J. Lessard of 82 Buzzell
street.
A bridal cake was given by Mrs.
Je sse Tharln of Exeter and refresh­
m ents were served.
As a novelty every guest pre­
sented the bride-to-be one of their
favorite cooking recipes.
Those present were: Miss Beth
Caron, Mrs. Alexandre J. Caron,
Mrs. John iCaron, of Hampton
B each: Mrs. Jessie Tharln of Exe­
te r; Mrs. John Salerno of Chat­
ham , N. Y.; Mrs. Yvonne St. Cyr
of Montreal, P. Q.; Miss Jane. Wil­
son of Concord: Mrs. Clara Roy.
Mrs. Leo A. Laflamme, Mrs. Armand Keroack, Mrs. Owen McMa­
hon, Mrs. Maurice Cantin, Miss
G ertrude Lessard, Mrs. Eva Dpbois, Miss Claire Lessard, Miss
Jacqueline Lessard and Mrs. Ed­
ward J. Lessard of Manchester:
Mrs. JJelvina Quinn, Mrs. Louis
Wilson, Mrs. Richard Gobin of
W orcester: Mrs. George Fernald,
M isses Tillie and Bunny McCool of
iiam-nfrin and Mrs. Suzanne and
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Hampton
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HAMPTON CENTER
HAMPTON CENTER
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10 C STREET
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