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F R E E D IS T R IB U T IO N
August Entertainment Festival Being Planned
Special
JANTZEN
JULY
B A T H IN G
S U IT S
Beach Visitor
420 Manchester
Succumbs Monday Orphans T o Enjoy
R E G U L A R PRICE $13.95
Pedal Pushers and Shorts
A B E A U T IF U L CO LLECTIO N
COM PLETE L IN E OF
Jantzen “ T ” Shirts
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Quality Vacation Wear
At Reasonable Prices
Sebastlano Caacoli, 36, o f 150
Bow street, Everett, Maas., died
suddenly early Monday morning at
the Naahaway cottage at 23 North
Shore boulevard, where he was
vacationing.
Dr. R. N. Blake was called but
the man was dead when the physi­
cian arrived. Dr. W endell P. Clare
of Portsmouth, medical referee,
pronounced death due to a heart
attack. CaBColl was employed as a
coppersmith at the Boston Naval
Shipyard. The body was sent to
E verett for services and burial.
S E V E R S T W O F IN G E R S
O N C IR C U L A R S A W
Nurses and Waitresses $4.95
Sturgis Apparel
M E N — W O M E N — C H IL D R E N
Beach Chairs at $3.49
Hampton Center
N ext to F irst N ation al Store
SHOP A T
DUDLEY
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List Your Property
A lbert Hebert, 48, of St. Albans,
V t , was treated by Dr. C. B. Bailey
and taken to the Exeter hospital
after a circular saw he was learn­
ing: to use cut off two fingers and
part o f a third.
The accident occurred on R iver
avenue, Hampton Beach, where
Hebert was helping his brother,
Lucien, build a house.
M UNSEY’S
SEA G R ILL
According to Chamber of Com­
merce president Raymond L. Goding, plans are underway for a full
week of entertainment prior to the
traditional Carnival Week.
Included in the schedule for the
last week of August are a swim­
The recently Installed two-way
ming meet, bathing suit show, radio effected a quick ending to
One of the biggest picnics of its bathing beauty contest, and a sail­
the career of a bad check artist
kind in New Hampshire— an or­
boat and motor boat contest.
early Monday morning when Allen
phans' picnic—w ill be held at
Entries are already coming in for Hardy, 44, alias J. R. King, alias
Hampton Beach today tar 420
AUGU8T
Mrs. J. R. King, of Staten Island,
children from Manchester.
(Continued on Page F o u r)
N. Y., was picked up by state and
The sixth annual picnic for Man­
local police.
chester orphans will highlight
Acting on a tip from the Amesswimming sports, contests, and a
bury, Mass., police, Hardy, a beach
lunch- Eleven bus loads of chil­
employee, was apprehended at a
dren will leave Manchester at 8
Seahrook cabin colony two hours
a. m. this morning and they are
A fter several weeks of unusual after the complaint was received.
due to arrive at the State Bath­
quiet, the storm suddenly broke
A t municipal court probable
house at 10 o'clock. The picnic
this past week and the Hampton cause was found on a charge of
caravan w ill also include 22 private
cars to carry 80 nuns and 36 police department went Into a con­ larceny by check and forgery and.
tinuous round of activity with a on being unable to poBt bond of
orphanage workers to the picnic.
variety of cases ranging from auto­ $1,000, Hardy was remanded to
Sponsors of the picnic include
mobile collisions to forgery.
the Manchester jail to aw&lt the
service clubs in Manchester, the
Pleading guilty to a charge of October superior court session.
Mayor and Board of Aldermen, and lascivious behavor, Involving a 7
A fter passing five worthless
the school committee. A volunteer
year old hoy, Peter N. Lillios, 19, checks totaling $194, among them
staff w ill prepare 2,000 sandwiches
of Concord, was sentenced to six one for $75 at Tobey's North Beach
for the picnic and there will be
months-in the Brentwood house of store, and another for $75 at the
bushels of fruit and candy and Ice
correction by Judge John W. Per­ E. G. Cole company, Hardy's arrest
cream and cases of milk for the
kins at a special session of the by Chief Malek and Officers Abbott
noon time lunch. The youngsters,
Young and Pat Ring climaxed a 30YOUTH
ranging in age from 3 to 16 years,
year record.
(Continued on Page Nine)
will return home at 6:30 p. m.
Bad Check Artist
Apprehended By
Police Monday
Picnic At Beach
Youth Sentenced
On Morals Charge
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Due to illness the owner is obi
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Htvft You H eard?
What a cute couple Harvey and
Joanne made when she was wear­
ing hie ring and vice versa?
Feminine Talent
Wins Prizes On
Amateur Show
Your Haircut as You Want
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A rt Gaudreau - C Street
Feminine talent took over Mon­
day night at the bandstand when
only one of the six winners in the
two classes was a boy. The lone
male was 6 and a half year old
Tommy Hall of Hampton who took
3rd prize in the junior class when
he sang “ Clementine.”
Other winners were: in the sen­
ior group, 1st prize, Ann Gonya, 17,
Shrewsbury, Mass., who is staying
at the “ Bingolo" on Q street. Miss
Gonya sang “ Shine,” and “By the
W ay” ; Saildra Ayala, 14, Fitch­
burg, Mass., who sang “ Forever
The largest shop at the beach!
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North Beach
Hampton, N. H.
Modern' Cabins • Hot and Cold
W ater w Showers.
Good Bathing Beach
H a v e Y o u H e a rd ?
and Ever." She is staying at the
Philip cottage,
Surfside
Park;
That Hay W . certain ly likes that
3rd prize went to Rosemary Regan. picture of Flosie?
16, of Lawrence, Mass., for her
vocal rendition of “ Far Away
Registered Siamese
Places.” Miss Regan is staying at
Kittens - Stud Service
the “ Mary E " on Nudd Terrace.
M R S . A. K. C H A S E
First and second places in the
58 W in n a c u n n e t R o ad
junior class were won by Anona
Tel. 2331 H a m p to n
Getchell, 8, Plainville, Conn., who
did
“ Raggedy
Ann”
acrobatic
O ne M a le K itte n - R eason able
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dance, and 10-year old Maureen
Donohue of Lowell, Mass., a guest
at the Mt. Vernon on L street.
Maureen did an elocution piece,
D IR E C T B U S
“ What's In a Nam e?"
Bill Elliot was master of cere­
Ham pton Beach to Boston
monies and music was provided by
John Fulford at the piano.
F O R R E S E R V A T IO N S
CALL AT
AUGUST —
Jackie’s T ra v e l
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“A s Famous A s the Beach Itself”
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BUY NOW
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IN 24 M O NTH LY PA Y M E N T S
the bathing beauty contest, which
has proved to he a popular event
the pa6t three seasons. A complete
list of requirements w ill be an­
nounced here next week.
This will he the second bathing
suit show, with models showing
the authentic beach apparel worn
during the 19th and 20th centuries.
In addition to these coming
events, there has been a great deal
of interest shown in the current
fishing contest which opened sev­
eral weeks ago.
No entry fee is required in this
contest which is running through
the season with trophies to be
awarded at the close o f the sum­
mer. Anyone may enter as many
times as he wishes for land, river
or deep sea fishing. The catches
are being weighed in at the Smith
and Gilmore pier where a record
is being kept of all entries so that
it iBn t necessary for contestants
to be beach residents at the time
awards are made.
Information on all these events
Is available at the Chamber of
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« Ce off,Ce and fa t h e r de­
tails w ill he published in the hext
week or two.
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H A M P T O N B E A C H , N . H.
Lowell, Maas.
F eatu rin g the Finest
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That Shirley C of Lowell, a
weekend vacationist at the beach
could easily win the title “ Mias
Hampton Beach" - so says Bob D?
That Marty S. and Bud D. could
easily pass for two young Internes
In their white uniforms?
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N o r th H am pton
H o u se h o ld F u rn itu re , D ish e s and
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G o o d s S o ld on C o n sig n m e n t
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Fancy Fish and Lobsters
B IR O N
R E T A IL J E W E L E R
W A T C H R E P A IR IN G
Diam onds - W atches
Jewelry
That W alter Dunfey and Mary
M. were baby sitting a couple of
evenings recently?
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F R U IT S
That Charles G. of Lowell and
Alice G. are seeing a lot of each
other these days?
VEGETABLES
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G R O C E R IE S
N o w offering a complete
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Where Norm was going with his
golf clubs, up Ocean boulevard at
3 A. M.?
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W hy Shaver is playing hard to
get?
M EATS
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W e Deliver
B o a r’s H oad
H am p to n
W hy Pat was dressed up Wednes­
day night?
Beach
W hy did Clair P. and Clair R. get
into a fight?
Television
Portable Radios
R ESTAUR ANT WORK
S A L E S an d S E R V I C E
C S tre e t
H a m p to n Beach
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M arsh Ave.
Magnolia, Maes.
W in n . Rd. P hono 2296 H am pton
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Between J & K Sts.
Exeter & Hampton Electric Co.
H O M E OF
That Richie Woodbury of Nudd
That Nancy Casey the top dancer
and a group of musicians were en­ terrace is a regular water dog?
tertaining the gueBts at the RossThat Jack McGaun and Janet
mere this weekend?
are seen together at the movies
holding hands quite often lately?
Y e O ld e C oun try
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O F F IC E H O U R S :
M ond ay, W e d n e sd ay, F rid a y
O th e r d a y s by appointm ent
L.
What happned to Helen?
That the Colonel of the Lowell
High school Girls' Regiments is at
e
Hampton for--the summer? She is
H ave you heard how many lob­ charming Miss Connie Peterson./
sters Eva, P eggy and Florence ate
at the Lobster Pound, where was
That Mary F. is t h e ' official
N ettie? Still trying to catch up.
cigarette tester— even blindfolded.
C H IR O P R A C T O R
V is it
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M A R T Y CO NNO R, Manager
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McGregor Sportswear
Wilson Brothers Faultless
Sheet M etal Contracting
G rille
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That Eddie K eefe and Bob Chen­
ey, employed at Christine's are a
happy go lucky duo?
Bessie M . Barber, DC, PhC
Agency
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Published Wednesdays, June 29 to August 31
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Children Enjoy
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Bay State D river
H eld In Hit-Run
Accident Sunday
‘Special’ Day At
Beach Thursday
H O T E L K E N T V IL L E
R o o m s w ith H o t an d Cold
By The
STorae 6.000 youngsters and some
not so young, enjoyed the annual
H A M P T O N P U B L IS H IN G C O M P A N Y
NEW HAMPSHIRE Children's Day at Hampton Beach
HAMPTON
last Thursday, sponsored by the
FOR ADVERTISING RATES IN THIS PAPER
Precinct Commissioners.
Col. George Ashworth, founder
TELEPHONE HAMPTON 665
of the Children's Day program
Communications and Items from
nearly 30 years ago, was feted on
his "85th" birthday which oc­
readers are welcome at aU times.
curred on the same day, July 21.
At a luncheon for invited guests
at the Hotel Ashworth, the vener­
To Y o u r Pattern
able Precinct Commissioner was
If you yourself, planned the daily menu at Foley’s
presented with a birthday cake in
chances are it would match pretty closely the one we
honor of the occasion.
use . . . It’s made up for you.
Following the luncheon there
F O L E Y ’S R E S T A U R A N T
B STR EET
was a parade led by the Abbott
Worsted hand of Lowell, Mass.,
which included floats, decorated
bicy;cles, and the U. S. Coast
Guard amphibious "Duck" loaded
with pinwheels, balloons and child­
ren. About 160 Boy Scouts were
Ranges
also in the line of march which
ended at the bandstand.
W ater Heaters
Richard Murphy of Haverhill
Servel R efrigerators
gave an exhibition of baton tw irl­
ing and there were vocal solos by
“ The Clean Fuel”
Joseph Roughan of W orcester and
Exeter, N. H.
Beach Office
Robert Gauthier of Haverhill.
Phone 2111
Marsh Avenue
There was no speaking program,
Tel. 401
but John W. Hopley of Portsmouth,
master of ceremonies, presented
Col. George Ashworth with a birth­
day cake in recognition of his
birthday.
Following an entertainment pro-
ihouBe, where he was instructed to
wait by Officer John Marston while
the latter and two bystanders ex­
tricated Mrs. Donovan, Robb was
found hiding in the marsh by Chief
Malek after an hour and 20 minute
search by state and local police.
Police are holding Thomas E.
The operators of the two other
Robb, 24, of Framingham, MasB., vehicles lnvoled were James A.
after an accident involving five De Wolfe, Westford, Mass., and
cars took place on the M ile Bridge Lawrence W . Dangelo, Framing­
Sunday night at 9:40.
ham, Mass.
Struck by the Robb vehicle Just
Mrs. Donovan suffered shock and
north of the draw, the car operated
bruises and Mrs. Aagot Herlund,
by M ary F. Donovan, South Grovea passenger in the Robb car, was
land, M bbb., was forced against the
also treated by Dr, R. N. Blake for
steel wall, pinning Mrs. Donovan
facial lacerations.
behind the wheel.
Charged with driving under the
Travellin g about 980 feet, the
influence, leaving the scene of an
Robb car smashed into a parked
accident and causing personal in­
truck owned by Clinton Durant of
jury, Robb pleaded not guilty at
Hampton, and ran into two more
municipal court Monday afternoon
cars before veering o ff and coming
and the case was continued until
to a stop about 40 feet to the left.
4:00 p. m. today.
A fte r escaping from the toll
Tw o 19-year old youths, William
J. Tracey and Vincent Orisello,
both of Stoneham, Mass., were
picked np on the beach in back
It P a y s To T u rn
of the bandstand early Sunday
morning when it waB reported they
had stolen two blankets from a
T h e C orn er On
cottage on L street owned by
Leonard A. Byron.
B STREET
When, found by Officers Hurd
and Dunbrack, Tracey put up a
struggle. They w ill appear in court
[The L O U IS E D R E S S SHOP]
Saturday on the count of petty
larceny, in addition to Tracey's
charge of striking an officer and
Hampton Beajch
resisting arrest.
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Beacli Girl Is
Feted Wednesday
A t Bridal Shower
Have
You
NEW BURYPORT
P h o n e N b yp t. 919
Miss Tilile McCool, K street, was
guest of honor Wednesday night
at a bridal shower given, by Mrs.
Harry Youngman and Mrs. John
Fagan at the Youngman home,
STRAWn
Phone 91}
A m e sb u ry
Shrfslde Park.
Among those present were Mrs.
Joseph McDonald and daughter,
Marie, Mrs. R ita Deronde and
daughter, Janet, and Mrs. Helen
N o w P la y in g
A
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P ic tu re Y o u
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Remember
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s t a r r in g G a r y Cooper
P a tr ic ia N e a l . .
at PORT
Newburyport
Entire W eek
Starts Fri. July 29
“ T H E L I F E O F R IL E Y ”
“B A D B O Y ”
“ U N A F R A ID "
w ith
B u rt L a n c a ste ix J o a n Fontaine
bridge, Mrs. Esther O’Dea, Miss
Helen Dolan, Mrs. Lucilte Crowe,
Mrs. Addie Grandmaison, Mrs.
Edith Kimball, Mrs. Eva Vincent,
Mrs. Doris Swift, Exeter, Mrs. Con­
stance Murray, M rs..Frank F ree­
man, Mrs. Richard Powers, Mrs.
Margaet Junkins, Mrs. Harry Coyne
and Mrs. Yvonne Keefe.
In addition to the attractively
decorated bride's cake, made by
Mrs. Nuttal of the Sea Tern bakery,
there was a large assortment of
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E v e n “T h e P a le fa c e " P a le s by
C o m p a riso n
B o b Hope
and h is new sw eeth eart
L u c ille B a ll
“S O R R O W F U L J O N E S ”
“F A M I L Y H O N E Y M O O N ”
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Hampton municipal
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court last
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A native of Argerokastro, Alban­
ia, Lillios has been in this country
about two years and at the time
of his arrest was employed on the
beach.
Within a half hour after re­
ceiving a description from the child
involved, Lillios was apprehended
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July 27-28
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July 29-30
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“B O STO N , B L A C K IE ’S C H IN
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Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
North 8hore
July 28 - 30
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
In Technicolor
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H A R R Y Y.
Boston.
Joel M c C r e a - V ir g in ia Mayo
SEA
FAR
F. Haynes drive me to the wreck 6n the bathing beach and arrested
with his fast trotter, Monte Carlo. by Chief of Police John Malek.
W e made the 10-mile trip from
Exeter and arrived ahead dt the
liefsavers. Conditions were tiough
P A L M E R ’S
and I cotild hear the crew on the
Glendon calling: “ For God's sake,
D IN IN G ROOM
get ub out a line; we’re breaking
apart." A fter several hours work
O pen
they got the big hawser rope out
and the breeches-buoy began its
Fried Clams a Specialty
trips to bring in the seven men.
The first man to land was an
Lobster A ll Style
optimist, as he said: “ Hello, boys,
great night o u t"
Opp. C oast Guard 8tatIon
hit
Week of July 29 - August 3
“ TH E
Friday, Saturday
July
L A R R Y PARKS — M AR G UER ITE CHA1
Aug. 3
C la u d e tte C o lb e rt
F re d M a c M u r r a y
L E N O X R O B I N 8 0 N ’S I R I S H
_________ M A T IN E E E V E R Y D A Y A T 2:15
FOOLS"
On the S a m e P ro g ra m
It 's S t a r t lin g - S a v a g e - T ru e !
L lo y d N o la n - Jane W y a tt
J a m e s G le aso n «
w ith J a m e s G leason
SHOW BOAT
DIAL
“F I G H T I N G
“M A S S A C R E R IV E R ”
added feature
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p lu s
Leo G o rc e y * T h e B o w e ry B o y s
“ S I R E N O F A T L A N T IS ”
un., T u es.
J u ly 21 - Aug. 1*2
W illia m B e n d lx (a s Riley)
The origin of the U. S. Coast
.Guard lifeboat station at North
Beach was graphically described
this week in a letter appearing in
a Boston paper and sent along to
this paper by former State Senator
R. Robert Matheson of Goffstown
and a summer resident of Hampton
Beach for many years. ~
The Bay State writer, who must
have been a former resident or
native of these parts, writes:
“ I was interested in your article
about the opposition to the project­
ed closing of New Hampshire's
Hampton Beach life boat station.
This station was obtained by the
late Congressman “ Cy“ Sulloway,
who was also known as the ‘New
Hampshire Pine/ on account of
his great height. This station was
establfshed after the total wreck
of the big three-masted schooner
Glendon on Feb. 9, 1896. The only
help to he obtained was from the
stations at Wallis Sands and
Straw's Point. The captains hired
four horses from a farmer to pull
the heavy surf boat many miles
on a back road. The north-easter,
with snow, was so had they could
not use a coast road. I .had George
“IT H A P P E N S E V E R Y
S P R IN G "
M a r la M o n te z
Jean P ie rre A u m o n t
H eard?
Direct from
Radio City
M usic H all!
N o w P la y in g
E n d s S a tu rd a y
W h a t A C h a ra c te r w ith A
B a se b a ll
W h a t A D a m e w ith C u rv e s
R a y M llla n d - Jean P e te rs
P a u l D o u g la s
8un., M on. O n ly
J u ly 31-Aug. 1
T h r ill 8w ept E p ic of a F la m in g
F r o n tie r
G u y M ad le o n - R o r y C a lh o u n
on the sa m e program
That Apace apologized to Leanne
Relax In cool
comfort In
Newburyport's
only alr-condltloned teatre!
Origin Of Coast
Guard Station In
1896 Recalled
STRAND
NEXT W EEK
M E E T T H E W IF E
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The B E A C H C O M B E R
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July 31 - Aug. 2
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C STR EET
South
American
Nudd Terrace
Game
Introduced
Associates Meet
As Beach Sport
j The Nudd Terrace Associates
[will hold their regular meeting
■next Monday at the home of Mrs.
.Leroy Dunfey where plans for the
annual get-together to be held in
August at one of the hotels will be
discussed.
Mrs. Woodbury, President, re­
quests all members be present. The
meeting will be followed by a
luncheon and entertainment.
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From F A C T O R Y to Y O U
$39.00 Hotel Innerspring Mattresses $24.95
FLA M E PR O O F covering U SED in HOTELS and
H OSPITALS
Also
Peteka Rio, the popular South
American game i9 being intro­
duced tliiB season to residents of
North Beach, Hampton and L ittle
Boar's Head district and has gained
much popularity among summer
visitors.
The new sport which lends itself
to beach play is being taught by
Mr. James Brush, a former U niver­
sity of Pennsylvania football star.
The game employs the use of a
Peteca Leo, somewhat sim ilar to
a badminton shuttlecock, which is
kept in the air by use of the hands.
Two teams generally play the
game, with ten persons on each
side not uncommon.
Summer visitors are welcome to
participate in the game at Sea­
side Village, where Mr. Brush is
also teaching all phases of ocean
swimming.
W e can R E B U IL D your old mattress like N E W .
H ave
Gardner Mattress Corp.
Y ou
The B E A C H C O M B E R
M I L D R E D E. CHASE
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Mill Road
Tel. Salem 1810
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H e ard ?
W hy Leo of the Penny Arcade
was walking down Nudd avenue at
10:16 Thursday night?
M ARSH A V E N U E
B A R B E R SHOP
Corner “P ” Street
Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
OPEN A L L DAY 8U N DAY
C h as. d e N Ic h o la
The Little Shoppe
W ith B ig V alues!
W e Invite you to com e In and
look around. A ll new w ool rug
m aterial
fo r
B r a id in g
and
H ooking.
D R E S S M A K IN G
E S S E N T IA L S
R E M N A N T S - M IL L E N D S
YARD GOODS
D A N A SHOPPE
H am el
25 M id d le St., Tel. 2455 Nbypt.
off State St. Open Fri. till 9 P M
D r y C lean in g
2 D a y Service
TRY THE
HARBOR
3 D a y Shirt Service
Canal Street Extension
Salem, Mass.
You
R em odellin g
H e a rd ?
That a certain someone made up
with Slim last Thursday night?
Have
O P E N
smart the waiters at MunsGy’s look?
-How
9 A . M . to 8 P. M.
3* C ST R E E T
Join the Letter C on te st T o d a y l
G R IL L
Breakfasts, Dinners
Steaks and Chops
Cooked B y E xpert Chefs
N e a r the Mile L on g Bridge
HAM PTON BEACH
Get-Acquainted
Party Enjoyed
By Greenlanders
Bob Constantlneau, W ally Curran,
Bill Curtin, Betty Clark, Esther
White, and Yvonne Curran.
The couple camping for the long­
est number of years at “ The Green­
land s” are Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Nilsen of Marlboro and the young­
est camper present was Pamela
Jean Welch, Lawrence, 4 months
old. Mrs. ^Alfred Constantlneau,
Lawrence was presented an Amory
orchid for the most children - 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martin of
Hyde Park were also given an Am­
ory orchid as they are the couple
present married the longest, 49
years, and 8 months. Refreshments
were served.
HAM PTON CENTER
B A R B E R SH O P
Y e a r 'Round Expert Service
A “ Hello Neighbor’’ party was
Next to the A A P Store
held at the Greenland Camp
Grounds Saturday July 23, with Mr.
Harold Bailey of Lawrence as mas­
ter of ceremonies.
Sandra and Bobby Wolcutt of
B E N D IX
Braintree, danced and sang “ Why
S E L F -S E R V IC E
Does It Have To Rain on Sunday”
and Beth Conrad was delightful
LAUNDRY
with her toe dance number.
H O U R S 8 to 6
Jack Clark of Methuen won a
8 U N D A Y 8 8 to 12
cash prize for naming the new pup
5 Washers
"Sport."
1 Drier (Quick)
Richard “Martin, Brighton, Jerry
H a v e You H e ard ?
Ryan, Andover, and Billy Curtin,
50c P E R M A C H IN E
Why Johnny wore shoes last
up to 9 tbs. D ry Clothes
Wilmington, were very amusing in
a bubble gum contest that ended Thursday?
C ST. J E N N E Y S T A T IO N
in a tie.
COR. M A R S H A V E .
That Munsey’s has one of the
Mabel Gilman, Methuen and Gus
Coskren, Lawrence won over Mae best hostesses to be had?
Murray, Saugus, and Frank Drenth.
m
Haverhill in %a balloon hugging
match.
The C O L O R S P O T asks:
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barton of
Greenfield Park, Canada, came
from the most distant place.
“W hat color were your baby’s eyes
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ouellett tied
and hair a year ago?
in an honesty contest with Ray
Sheehan and Jerry McGrail, Law­
“W hat color was that favorite suit
rence.
or dress?”
Mrs. Joseph White. Lawrence
bought a sealed package for 50c and
Save the Color with a PHOTO on
was pleased to find a dollar bill
COLOR F IL M
inside.
Winnie Fisher of Haverhill and
“A t The Sign of the Blinking Camera”
Loretta Craven had no difficulty
In describing each other after see­
HAM PTON BEACH
10 C ST R E E T
ing each other for only 15 seconds.
A very amusing stunt passing an
i_ u S a w fiM S S S
.<
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m
orange by their chins, was won by
at the FRY KETTLE
CORNER OF A ” STREET & M ARSH A V E N U E
THE MILE BRIDG
CREAM
bulk
Lobster
Fresh Fish
CONES
MADE ON THE FARM
FINEST
Featuring
Com plete
Meats
Line Of
Vegetables
Join
Join th e L e tte r C o n te st Todiyi
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You
Tvand View Beauty Salon
I
Located A t G ra n d V ie w
363 O c e a n Blvd. H a m p to n B e a c h
Hoard7
I&ogsuHujgIJz QtevitAGA*
That June waits for Wednesdays
‘and Fridays to see her John?
Open E very D a y
M argaret
Sun. & Eves.
•
Georgie Harth Frolic-lng with
Mary Ann Dunn . . • Mar> Re.
uolds on the beach with her baby
. . . Snatch Kylle, ex of the Hot
Dog Stand, dashing-up the boule­
vard . . . a huge dog dragging Pat
Murray up the boardwalk . . . Jim
McGrath and his aunt, Mrs. Harry
Coyne, strolling along the front . . .
Bob McGranahan visiting with
friends in Ted Herbert’s band . . .
Jean Simard, Mary Hall, Peter R il­
ey and Beth Smith enjoying Claud­
ia at the Hampton Beach Playhouse.
Dick Keville baby-sitting while
the baby's mother attends the
show . . . Terese O’Brien and Bill
Morlarty visiting with Tom Collins
before going to the dance . . . Mary
Rebus with her Paul at "Flam ingo
Road.”
Red Kennedy and party enjoy­
ing the Farragut . . . Mike Cough­
lin going around and around on
his rounds . . . John Hedderman
and hi9 Jean driving on the boule­
vard . . . Olympia manager, Eddie
Qlynn, chatting with his family .
Louise Dress Shop
B STREET
The Beach Shop
H O T E L S T A N D IS H
Hampton’s Friendliest
Hotel
Modern, Reasonable Rates.
with
City Prices
Ocean Blvd at A Street
SEA
Fresh
Lobsters
Fish
H ave
PHONE
FOOT OF 15th ST.
fau*
That Jim Canning, Dot Kelly, Bill
McSweeny, Mary Lawlor, Joe Cannistraro and Shorty Otis have re­
turned to the Auntie, some for the
fourth or fifth year?
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You
About Doris Zocchi’s Bruce and
his frat pim?
Magazines — Groceries — Ice Cream — Tonic
LSI
Appt>
Tel. 2186
That Mary Jane is getting older
day by dayT
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th0 Letter Contest T o d a y l
Abraham
a g e n c y
Between A & B S tre e t*
Ocean B o u le v a rd
Enter The Letter
Contest Today!
Everyone Is urged to Join the
Beachcomber’s letter contest on
’’W hy I spend My Vacation at
Hampton Beach,” today. The fol­
lowing rules apply:
1. Letters must not exceed 200
words and must be Blgned fully in
your own handwriting, Including
home and beach, adress.
2. Address all letters to: Con­
test Editor, Beachcomber, Hamp­
ton, N. H.
3. Letters will be judged on
basis of sincerity, originality and
neatness.
4. The editor reserves the right
to edit all material with regard to
grammar, spelling and punctuation.
5.- A ll material becomes the
property of the Beachcomber and
w ill neither be returned nor ac­
knowledged.
G. Each week is a new and
separate contest and all letters
received by the judges after the
deadline w ill be disregarded. Each
winner w ill be eligible for the
gram f prize to be announced later.
7. A ll letters must have a
Hampton postmark, dated not later
than midnight the Sunday before
each issue.
8. Each week the best letter re­
ceived w ill be printed.
9. The writer of the winning
letter must call In person at-the
Hampton
Publishing
Company,
Lafayette Road, where on identifi­
cation, he will be given a mer­
chandise certificate, exchangable
at the beach Btores.
10. You may enter as often as
you wish until your letter is pub­
lished. No winning participant will
be considered ig another contest
in this series.
M ONDAY
9:30 to 10:00 A . M. over
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FEATURING
BILL ELLIOT
“The Singing Cop”
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
A 50c Bre
C O N T E S T P R IZ E S
Elizabeth Dining Room, J St.,
dinner for 2 from 5 to 7; Smith &
Gilmore, fishing trip for 2. A. K.
Chase, speedboat ride for 2; F
croft Alleys, 5 strings for 2, F
croft Taxi, trans. for 2 from beach
to depot; Ferncroft, bicycle ride
for 2; Casino Associates, p w s jo r
2 for a feature band at the Casin
B a l l r o o m . ________ __
H a v o Y ou
Ted H erbert
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A rt saw the light?
Typing
Mon. Tues., Wed., Thurs.,
A d d r e s s in g • B illin g etc.
ADMISSION 60c
Theses Typed
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MERCHANTS
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Ha m
T E L . 2382
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E. F O G A R T Y
Ham
pto n
ADMISSION 80c
OF
beach
CHAM BER
Fri., Sat.
em blem
MONDAY NIGHT IS
COOPERA
OF
TIO N
COM M ERCE
“Get Acquainted N igh t” at
Casino Ballroom
Exeter Country Club
Sporty 9-Hole Course
MODERN THEATRE
Mini tmm
thru F R ID A Y
Those hotels, rooming houses, restauran
qxjl L
Places o f business which display
frjbuti«g to
help pay for your entertainment by co
^ ey detbe Cham ber o f Commerce. Most cer
serve your patronage. So the next tim
^ room or make a purchase look for *
y
RED G U LL. It is the Emblem o f Coopera*10
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engage
of the
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COMING
Thursday, July 14th
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LES BROWN
and his orchestra
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The BEACHCOMBER
The BEACHCOMBER
Beach Resident
Feted At Shower
CALL HAMPTON
Tobey & M errill
Hampton
Co-operative
Insurance
Bank
H AM PTO N C E N T E R
CENTER
G U Y O N ’S
H AM PTO N BEACH
B O A R ’S H E A D
Complete Automotive Service
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Mo b i
Over 20 guests were present at
a nursery shower given by Mrs.
Jessie Tharln for Mrs. John J.
Caron. Ocean boulevard, Monday
night at the home of Mrs. Anthony
Morcall, 23 K street.
Among those present were Mrs.
Margaret Ross, Miss MavBha Mor­
call, Mrs. Bertha Dullea, Mrs. James
Kane. Mrs. Roy Wightman, Mrs.
W. B. Kimball, MrB. Yvonne St.
Cyr, Mrs. Eva Dubois, Mrs. Elise
Ouellette, Mrs. A. Morcall, Mrs.
Blanche Remillard, Miss Grace
Adie, Miss Claire Lessard, Mrs.
Hazel Dwyer, Miss Tlllie McCool,
Miss Beth Caron, Miss Mary Jane
Wilson, and Mrs. L. A. Caron.
Gifts were also received from
Mrs. Rita Bufford, Miss Bunny Mc­
Cool, Mrs. Richard Gobin and the
employees of Johnnie’s, the restau­
rant operated by the guest of honor
and her husband.
Refreshments were served.
H ave
Io
Y ou
H o llis Associates
LAFAYETTE
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REALTORS
T E L . 802
Septic T an k
C le a n in g
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Rice
Tel. 306 - Hampton
S p e e d b o a t Rides
75c
H e a rd ?
That Butch is back?
•
Who the girl is Nature Boy takes
out constantly?
S M IT H & G ILM O R E
F ish in g P ie r
H am pton Beach
•
»a
That Howard, the B.T.O. of
Hampton Beach, who is only 18
(just a juvenile) thinks that a 16
year old girl is “ jail bait?"
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CHASE
SPORTS CENTER
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EXP,°. d .M t y "rd or on WinnVd • a m Frl. M y 22.
Im - " " ' 1 ’ r e w a r d
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nearing of
Boar’ s Head Inn celebrated their
12th wedding anniversary Sunday,
July 24. They received many Dow­
W M . D. H O L M A N , T e l. 953
Kin m Hamp,on
ers from guests. MrB. Nearing’s
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. McLanb of Kenly, North Carolina, are
vlBltlng the Nearings for several
days.
The R e m n a n t Shop
Mr. Daniel N. Casey, Secretary
Flocked pongee reg 1; 9®
yd’
of the Chamber of Commerce of
Stardust gin gh a m reg 1.98 .98 yd
Harrisburg, Pa., is Btaying at the
Sharkskin .79 a sso rte d c o lo rs
Crawford, 9 L St.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Simpson,
Taffeta .79
juvenile prints, co w b o y p rin ts
daughter, Mrs. Robert Fuller, and
and others su itab le fo r c h ild re n s
son, Kenneth, of Kingston, N. Y.,
sport sh irts and s la c k s u it s at
are spending two weeks at the
29c ydLucky cottage, O street.
Among those registered at the
Mrs. L . A . Smith
Grand Manor, Ocean boulevard,
8 U R F 8 ID E P A R K
are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Joyal and
OFF W IN N A C U N N E T R D .
Mrs. Lillian Foley, Suringfield,
Mass. Mrs. Joyal and Mrs. Foley
are twins. The Misses Rose and
Clair LaVallee, also twin sisters,
of Providence, R. I., were alBO
recent guests. Others are Priscilla
B O A R ’S H E A D
Conti, Milford; Joan Anderson, also
IN N
of M ilford; Mr. and Mrs. George
Chase, Providence, R. L; Mr. and
8 E A F O O D &. S T E A K D 1 N N E R 8 |
Mrs.
Charles Burns, Methuen.
12:30 to 2:00 — 6:00 to 7:30
Mass.; Beatrice Mayo, Concord;
Mr. and Mrs. Gale Haigh, Mr. and
Mrs. Raoul Sauve and family or
Approved by D u n c a n H in e s
Montreal; Emma Snrette, Wal ham, Maas.; and Richard Ford o
On Great B o a r’s H ead
Malden, Mass.
Hampton Beach
T e l. 911
DEPARTMENT STORE
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LINCOLNS STORES
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S W A N T O N ’S
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HATS
L I N C O L N ’S
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FRI.
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S U IT S
JULY
W ere $45.00 and $60.00 -
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N O W $29-50 and $39.50
PRICES
SLASHED
S H IR T S
W e re $1.15 to $1.50
Sheets
Fall and Twin Size
Slight Irregulars
f
Haevy Silver Plated
Cotton C rin k le Spreads
N O W $2.95
Flatware
$1.99
$1.49
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P A J A M A S w e re to $6.95
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7 pcs. fo r $1.00
Full Size
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HAMPTON
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PORTSM OUTH ’S L E A D IN G -DEPART
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Incorporating: The
Hampton Beach Advocate
Replenish your summer wardrobe with these cool, crisp
dresses. Prints and solids — all sizes.
REG. $9.95 to $10.95
Selection of yellow, pink, green or blue. Sizes 32 to 40
Another group in sizes 9 to 17, 10 to 20, 38 to 44,
R E G . $2.95
12* to 24*.
REG. $8.95
Georgianna and Trudy Hall
JUNIORS, R EG U LAR S and H A L F SIZES
NOW
One and two piece styles
REDUCED
nationally fam ous
TO
CLEAR
ya PRICE
ONE GROUP OF DRESSES
formerly up to $29.95
REDUCED TO CLEAR
Tiny - Regular - Tall - Broken Sizes
W E R E $5.95
NOW
$2.95
One Rack of Evening Dresses
M ARKED DO W N
One R ack o f Suits
bar
h a r b o r se
R E D U C E D TO C L E A R
Prints and Plain Co
REG. $2.95
NOW $1.95
GROUP
OF
S L IP S
Odd Sizes
C L E A R A N C E P R IC E D
Portsmouth, N. H
W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U ST 3, 1949
F R E E D IS T R IB U T IO N