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WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1946
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H o lid a y W eekend C r o w d Breaks A ll Records
Boy Scout Camporee To Be
Estimate Over 225,000 Persons
Held At Beach July 2 4 ,2 5 ,2 6
Visit Beach Fourth of July
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at the TRIANGLE— near the MILE BRIDGE
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F ifteen hundred Boy Scouts and
leadens from all over the s ta te of
New H am pshire will pit*ch th e ir
te n ts on the grounds bordering the
S ta te bathhouse and m u ster to ­
g e th e r for the 14th annual H am p­
ton Beach C am poree July 24, 25,
and 26.
C am poree chairm an John W.
H opley of P ortsm o u th has scheduled an excellent program of activ ­
itie s for th e Boy Scouts of the
sta te . W hile the youths will act in
th e official capacity as guides for
th e C hildren’s Day program on
Ju ly 25, they will have in store for
them an ideal schedule of re c re a ­
tional and educational activities.
S couts will cook th eir own meals,
go bathing, be taken on excellent
educational tours in and around
H am pton and go boating. •
Many thousands of visitors to the
beach will have an opportunity to
get a first hand view of the Boy
Scouts in action and become ac­
quainted w ith the type of program
w hich scouting offers to the youth
of today.
T he com m ittee in charge of th e
cam poree is headed by John W.
H opley of P ortsm outh, who will be
assisted by Prof. K arl W oodward of
D urham , O rville G authier of H am p­
ton, F rederick A. Nosew orthy, field
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scout executive of Durham, and
W iliam D. Dyer, field scout execu­
tive of Nashua.
The com m ittee is a l presen t out­
lining th e com plete program for the
The G irl's club a t the G reen­
three-day cam poree, which will be land T ou rist camp a t N orth Beach
released on com pletion.
held ah inform al dance a t th e
Community house Saturday night.
Music for dancing was furnished
by the M artin family. The chap­
erones w ere Mrs. H arry T urner
and Mrs. Thom as Thornton. Re­
freshm ents were served by Miss
Ruth T urner, who was hostess for
the evening.
Among those present were Jea n ­
E ight en tries vied for honors a t ette M artin, Carol Fenton, Patsy
th e w eekly A m atuer Program at Floyd, Joyce Frederickson, Marl­
the beach bandstand Monday even­ ine Thornton and B etty M ercier
Gerald Ryan, Donald Fanning, Tom
ing.
Although all types of talen t were McNulty, Jr., Jam es MacConnell,
displayed before the enthusiastic Richard M artin and Charles T urn­
crowd, vocal solos again won out er.
and m aster of cerem onies. Bill
B radley of station WHEB, aw arded BUSES W IL L RUN
first prize of $15 to Joseph Rowen,
EXPRESS TO BOSTON
23, of W orcester, Mass., who sang
Mr. H erb ert G. Pascall, m anager
‘‘P riso n er of L ove/' and second
prize of $10 to Lucy Ann O’Dea, 10, of the beach branch of Barrow 's
of M arsh avenue, for her rendition Travel Agency, has announced th a t
of “W hen Irish Eyes Are Smiling.** from Tuesday, July 9, two express
Miss M argaret Sullivan, 28, of buses will run to Boston daily,
Holyoke, Mass., won the th ird prize thereby elim inating the necessity
of $5 for singing “M acN am ara’s of going to town for direct tra n s­
portation.
Band.’*
Girls Club H olds
D an ce Saturday
V ocalists W in
T op P rizes In
A m ateur H our
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Ail existing records for Hampton
Beach were believed broken over
the Fourth of July weekend as un­
official estim ates placed the holi­
day crowd a t more than 250,000
persons.
Police Chief Jerom e H arkness
said th a t it was “absolutely the
largest crowd in history’' and th a t
there “had never been anything
like It before." Traffic stream ed
onto the beach from both north
and south In a steady line through­
out the night Thursday as holiday
seekers toured the seacoast region.
Although
record - smashing
crowds Invaded the shore over the
weekend, no beach accidents were
reported.
Lifegaurds, Roland Beaudoin and
Victor Vigeant, patrolling th e S tate
bath house area, reported the most
excitem ent they had was rescuing
two children who became caught
Id the undertow while floating on
inflated tubes.
Despite the fact th a t it was the
heaviest traffic since prew ar days,
no serious accidents or fireB were
reported to m ar th e holiday. E xtra
trains, buses and taxicabs were
necessary to transport the throng
th a t jam m ed Hampton center.
Housing accomodations were a
(C ontinued on Page Ten)
m arket
VEGETABLES FRESH DAILY
FROM NEARBY FARMS
SEA FOOD from the Ocean
A T TH E TRIANGLE
LOBSTER — FISH
HAMPTON RIVER FRIED
“Sea F ood Fro
BRIDGE
NEAR THE
STEAKS
O cean T o Y our P late T he Same Day
TO YOUR HOME the Same D
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The BEACHCOMBER
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But this year, it Is evident th a t
Have You Heard7
Beach Notes
Tel. Hampton 2243
d e e p s e a f is h e r
“MABO”
CABIN CRUISER
Capt. Bob Ring
State Pier
The new Hotel Rowell has as
guests this week, Mr. ami Mrs.
Wendel Garlack and son of Someiville, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Wills and family of Salem, Mass.;
COUNTRY
CLUB
Sunday, July 14 at 2:30
r a in o r s h i n e
ED “ PORKY” O LIVER— Longest Driver
and FRANCIS “ RED” RYAN, Former State Champ
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TOM MAHAN, R. I. Open Champion and
M EL DEMARAIS, ranking N. E. Amateur
ADMISSION $1.20 Inc. Tax
THE HUB OF HAPPY HAMPTON
Casino Attractions
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Select Real Estate 8ervlce
Insurance Of AH Kinds
BY M A R Y E. FO G A R TY
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Cafeteria
Gift Shop
Casino Spa
Frosted Malted
Popcorn Stand
The
LAWRENCE
and
C afeteria
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ON HAMPTON BEACH
All Under the Same Management
THE CONSTANCE
BOULEVARD
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for
W hen th e doors o f tihe Ham pton
Beach C ham ber of
Commerce
opened on May 30, a thirty-one
y ear old precedent was shattered.
Since 1915, w hen this organiza­
tion w as first established as the
Board of T rade, each S ecretary
has been identified by his voice.
In fact, to many, th e S ecretary was
ju s t a voice and very little thought
was given to the zealous work done
by th e m an behind it.
U ntil this year, the regular
beach people have shown little
curiosity tow ard the S ecretary or
about w h at goes on in th a t little
building on the boulevard. To the
average vacationists, the man on
the orthophonic was m ore or leJss
taken for granted. T h eir knowledge
of him w as probably lim ited to the
facts th a t he spoke m ildly or gust­
ily; one year he m ay have dressed
conservatively — an o th er year,
sportdly; one season he smoked
c ig arettes — th e next, a pipe; one
sum m er he w as pointed out as a
tall, light person — another, short
B ST.
In Avon Hotel
Have You Heard?
About the chameleon-burger that
bnirlie was served?
M EALS
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R E S E R V A T IO N
ONLY
Approved by Duncan Hines
On Great Boar’s Head
Hampton Beach
T el. 911
QUINN’S
Radio Repairing
THE HILLCREST
Phonograph Needles
CuKV Cr ^ Ve’
Saltalre Apt.
Near St. Patrick's Church
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Souvenirs
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Gifts
OCEAN BO ULEVARD
Doors North of Ashworth
EARL’S MARKET
Variety of Fancy Fish
FRUIT
GROCERIES
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VEGETABLES
LOBSTERS
Boar’s Head
Tel. 880
Hampton Beach
IT S THE FOOD
MAHONEY’S LUNCH
And
TEA
MARKET
Groceries, Cold Meats
OCEAN BOULEVARD AT B STREET
TEL.
HAM PTON
2287
Tel. 2103-8
Hampton Beach, N. H.
HENRY
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For
Largest selection of
M E R C H A N D IS E
Cottages. Rooms, Cabins
and Business Property.
Soda Fountain
Ocean Boulevard
at Highland Ave.
OCEAN BOULEVARD AT H STREET
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with a high forehead. All in all, he
has been a com posite personality
representing an institution worthy
of full recognition and an under-
"As Famous As The Beach Itself”
C orner Store
GENERAL
BAKERS’
GIFT SHOP
B Street
Fresh Fruits
Vegetables
g r o c e r ie s
B A TTER ,ES for Portables
(C ontinued on Page Tw elve)
Particular People
The
(5 Minutes North of Beach Proper)
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STREET
HAMPTON
DRY CLEANING
THREE DINING ROOMS
HOUSE
D in in g R o o m
H am el
OCEAN HOUSE
OCEAN
L. HERBERT
CLOUGH
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275 Ocean Avenue
T el. 691 Hampton Beach, N. H.
R O C H E FO R D ’S
G ARAG E
HAMPTON BEACH CASD
Ballroom
Bath House
Bowling Alley
Lunch Room
Dining Room
T h a t th e Cafe “check-boy" is an­
o th er B lacks tone?
E. B . B u rtt
GOLF EXHIBITION
PORTSMOUTH
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Austin Adams.
MARSH
AVE.
W are; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Finm e j
from Milton, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs.
BARBER SHOP
Open Y e a r 'Round
Gagne of Portland, Me.; Miss Anna
Lowe of W altham, Mass.; Miss Le­
C H A R L E S d e N IC H O L S
one Dudos of Exeter, the Misses
Marsh Ave., Opp. P St.
Mary and Joan Haynes of Salem,
Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. F rank Downer
of Amesbury. Mass.; Miss R ita DesRosiers of Laconia; the Misses P a t­
ricia McCormick and Doris K en­
nedy of E xeter; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Mosher of Cambridge. Mass.:
Form erly F ern ald ’s
and tbe Misses Joan Kently and
HOME BAKERY
Phyllis Port of Medford, Mass.
G R O C E R IE S
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
King's H ighw ay at T h ird S t
Eli Marcotte" a t “ Holidaynook” on
Highland avenue were Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Gosselin, the Misses
Mildred, Barbara and Nancy Gos­
IN S ID E P A R K IN G
selin, all of Raymond and Mrs. OD A Y OR N IG H T
mera Bettey of Derry.
OPEN 24 H O U R S
Mrs. Mildred Mahoney of Groveland, Mass., has opened her cottage
at the beach.
Guests at the Blue Haven -are
l Mr. and Mrs. William W hite; Mrs.
MARSH A V E . A T A 8T .
! John Barry of M anchester; Mrs.
jiNgnes Carrol of Boston; Robert
Vulvanizing
Repairs
and Kathleen O’Coin; Eleanor
SOCONY
; Beestny of W orcester; Mr. and
GAS
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Mrs. Charles Day and Mrs. Joseph j
Day of Paw tucket; Mr. and Mrs. I Hampton Beach, N. H. T e l. 2246
Theo M easwar and son Teddy, of ’
j M anchester; H erbert Holden and
Louis Ley ere of Leom inster; Mr.
and Mrs. P eter Natches of Man­
chester; Joe Donevan and Dan
Kelly of Somerville, and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Dow of Pepprill.
Vin Kehoe, well known Lowell
artist, and his charming mothar
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are vacationing a t the Rossmere
this week.
2 DAY SERVICE
Vin has ju st completed “ Blithe
Spirit” with the Lowell Stock Com­
OPEN
pany, of which he is company m an­
9:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M.
ager and publicity agent. Prom in­
ent in Lowell dramatic circles for
3V2 C STREET
a number of years, he has worked
on WNAC in “Six Bells,” did num­
erous Army shows during his three
years' service, and has acted in
training films for Columbia and
W arner Bros.
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H om e Cooking
PLAY GOLF AT
Sensible P rices
F or you r co n v en ien ce at both ends
am esbury country club
WHEN
IN PORTSMOUTH
amesbury,
VISIT OUR DINER
45 D aniels Street
61.00 Week Days Except
6 * - d w . 8 u M iy , , M
409 O cean B oulevard
SPORTY 9-HOLE COURSE
SAME GOOD FOOD AS AT THE BEACH
Edgar P. Lessard
of the beach.
MASS-
f in e s t m e a l s
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Tel. 2279
SERVED . S P „ ,NG w
1° M ,,„ From Hjmptori
M ile Long Bridge
SH O W ER S
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The BEACHCOMBER
The B eachcom ber
group
photos
AT
PLAY
of
ho use
p a r t ie s
and
g a t h e r in g s
Incorporating The H am pton Beach Advocate
For Appointment
A Vacation Digest of all the news
C A LL H AM PTO N 933 or
W rite Box 31, Hampton Beach
information for the summer visitor.
M anchesterites, Johnny W hite,
Justin Cronin, and Louis Gonyer,
going home the hard w ay . . . local
By The
cab drivers giving th a t D. C. ta x i
HAM PTON PU BLISH IN G COMPANY
the evil eye . . . Mrs. E rn e st R ainey
down for some sun a fte r h e r hospi­
HAMPTON
NEW HAMPSHIRE tal seige . . . Mary Ellen Saunders
and Tom Higgins getting a m oon­
light view of the S tate Bath H ouse
FOR ADVERTISING RATES IN TH IS PAPER
. . . Fran and Mary M oynihan g et­
TELEPHONE HAMPTON 555
ting away from the crowd . . . dance
hall fans, Jim m y Crowley and Dick
Communications and Items from
McCarthy . . . Bobo bouncing back
for a visit . . . Jon Alan M ack ta k ­
readers are welcome at all times.
ing tim e out from Navy duties for
a swim in the ocean . . . Jo h n Cox
and Paul M artel hunting up a real
lobster dinner for John's W ashing­
ton fiancee. Ann . . . Alice Buckley
and Kay Lyons stopping a t th e hot
W E E K BEG INNING MONDAY, JULY 15
dog stand to munch a lunch . . .
John H eddennan and th e M aher
MRS. W A LTER H ARTW IG presents
hoys—Jac k and Dick—discussing
John’s stolen w atch . . . Gloria and
Champ M orrissey laughing on th e
with
inside
. . Jayne Gillis danc­
ing w ith Phil Coyne, civilian 1 /c
LILIAN HARVEY
. . . Joe Connolly on th e Casino
, show ing h is son, Joe, the scene of
F rl. Mat. and Eves., $3.00, $2.40, $1 .20. $1 .20, $.92
1hie prime.
Reservations: Phone Wei la 70
THE
SIGN
OF
POKER
Prizes
Cigarettes - N Y L O N S - Gifts
Ocean
Boulevard ^
Published W ednesdays, June 26 to A ugust 28
GOLF
N IN E HOLE COURSE
75c F ee
FLORENCE
REAL ESTATE CO.
303 Ocean Bd. next to ABhworth
IN S U R A N C E
Tel. 917
W eekends &. H o lid a y * 81.00
ROCKINGHAM
GOLF
CLUB
L. M. Leonard
N . H . Route 108
Between E x e te r 6. Newmarket
ORIENTAL
The
R ocky B end
O-NIGHT AT EIGHT-THIRTY"
11 Tha~ M arysne is back from Manchearer?
LO B STER
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H A M P T O N BEACH, N. H.
D IN N E R S
BOAR’S
HAMPTON
Ann M o rrill
HEAD
A u n t M in’s
BEACH
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VACUUM C LEA N ER 8
TH E ARCADE OF AM USEM ENTS
RADIOS
Fresh Made
DOUGHNUTS
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M anchester. Conn.; Miss H azel m orial T h eater in Lowell, which
M orse of N orth Andover, M ass.; •will reopen- July :10.
Miss M arjorie Drouin of Andover, \
M ass.; Bob J. Fopiano and M arty
Dean of Springfield, M ass.; Miss
Marilou Lindsey of Andover, M ass.;
C onstruction on th e new seaw all Miss Shirley Sm ith of M ethuen,
and board w alk a t H am pton Beach M ass.; the M isses A rlene F rench,
is expected to s ta rt about July 15 Gen. Sumski, R ita H onohan, Shir­
ley H onanan, Evelyn M cCarthy,
It was learned here this week.
T he construction firm* of Munroe- M arion Edge, R ita M cLellan, Ei­
L an g stro th com pany of N orth At­ leen Law rence, B ea Fallon, a n d j
tleboro, Mass., is ready to go ahead Gladys Miller, all of Law rence,
w ith th e construction of the 3,530- l M ass.; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Reid
foot seaw all which will extend from and “Jack ie” Reid from W orcester,
a point near the A shw orth hotel to M ass.; Mrs. A nna K ing of W estH averhill stre e t. P lans also call field, M ass.; Lillian Creighton .of
for a board w alk to be built the en­ Springfield, M ass.; Anna Cross of
N ortham pton, M ass.; Mr. and Mrs.
tire length of the seaw all.
T he necessary steel reinforce­ J. A kstell of Boston, M ass.; L. A.
m ents piling has a rriv e d -a n d the M ealey of Leom inster, M ass.; Mr.
construction, which is expected to and Mrs. W alter F risbie of Springtake four m onths will s ta rt im m ed­ field, M ass.; J e rry Scanlon of Bos­
iately. Although it will entail some ton. M ass.; th e M isses D orothea
inconveniences to v isito rs during Madison, C laire and M arie Guithis sum m er beach a u th o ritie s are dette, all of Springfield, Mas.;
practically unanim ous th a t the con­ M arion A lases and H elene Machastru ctio n should go ahead accord­ iek of Shelburne Falls, M ass.;
S tella Am brose and M ildred T aft
ing to schedule.
P re sid e n t Ray Goding of the of G ardner, Mass., and Mr. and
C ham ber of Com m erce sta te s th a t Mrs. Riley H am pton of Newton“ the beach h as w aited so long for ville, Mass.
R uth Thom as, who has to her
the b reakw ater, it would be unw ise
! to ask the co n tracto rs to w ait un­ cred it th e titles of “Miss M assachu­
til Septem ber to s ta r t construction. setts of 1945/* “Miss Bathing
A nother w inter storm like last Beauty of 1944,” and 2nd prize win­
y e a r’s would cause untold thous­ ner in a “ Billy Rose*’ contest,
ands of dollars of dam age to the stopped a t the R ossm ere for a vis­
it recently. She spent th e season
beach.
of *45 w ith the Forbes T h eater in
Rockport and appeared with the
Boston Stock Company in E ast
[ Lynn. She will appear this season
w ith Mr. Kehoe a t the L. G. M. Me­
Miss Louise J. M iller of Springfield, Mass., has as guests a t the
Driftwood on Nudd avenue and the
Peggy-L-Dee on Ross avenue, Mrs.
M. B. Dorgan and Miss Dorgan of
Islington, M ass.; Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Baldwin of Sprinigfield,
M ass.; Mr. and Mrs. R. G ates and
daughters. M ary and Naomi, of
C on stru ction Of
B ea ch Seaw all
T o Start Ju ly 15
B each N otes
See Them M ade
A. D. Fuller, Manager
ELECTRIC
‘ OXJEAN B LVD . A T F 3 T .
S TE A K
THE CASINO ARCADE
ELECTRICAL
2-PLATE
GIFTS
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Complete line of
L. W . Leonard
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OGUNQUIT PLAYHOUSE
Have You Heard?
Rentals
Sales
DAY and NIGHT
PASTRIES
ICE CREAM
STATE BATH HOUSE
Foot of C Street
8TO V E 8
CASINO BUILDING
ELECTRIC STEAM RADIATORS
Next Door to Ballroom
COM PLETE L IN E OF TA B LE LAM P8
And RECREATION AREA
if y o u try
Hampton Beach
PYREX BOWLS AND DISHES
HAMPTON BEACH
THE WILLIAM JAMES
COFFEE MAKERS
CHROME CHAIRS
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FLA S H LIG H TS
Numerous Other Appliances
DINING ROOM
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
(Former Cozy Comer Cafe)
OIL BURNER, Sales-Service
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SHUFFLEBOARD
HORSESHOE PITCHING
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REFRIGERATION, Service
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TROFATTER’S
WILL COME
WITH THE BEAUTIFUL FROLf
Tel. 786
C Street
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TeL 2077
Hampton Center
TENNIS
HAMPTON BEACH
TEL. 968
And O ther Games
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GENERAL
BEACHCOMBER
High Tides
Raised Letter
WOODWORKING
SJtsfrfi
Tel. 2276
Lafayette Rd., Hampton
Correct Figures at
U. S. Coast Guard Station, H am pton
10:45 am
10:45 pm
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11:30 pm
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Have You Heard?
FREDDIE STEWART, JUNE PREISSER
"It's Been a Long, Long Time"
sung on the beach?
JACKIE MORAN, FRANKIE DARRO
NOEL NEILL
“FREDDIE STEPS OUT”
Now Through Sat., July 13 i
M Y R N A L O Y and
DON A M E C H E In
Tel.
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Cont. Sat. from 2:00 P. M.
Sun. T h ru W ed.
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K ath ryn Grayson
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Jim m y D urante
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L au rltz M elchior, June Allyson
“F a llen A n gel”
Cartoon
Fri., Sat. (Mat. Sat. 2:15)
July 12-13
“A NIGHT IN
PA R A D ISE”
T E C H N IC O L O R ! B
in the smoldering drama
News
Starts Thurs., Ju ly 18th
M erle Oberon, Turhan Bey
IN
July 10-11
Alice Faye, Dana Andrews
July 14-17 I
Cont. Sunday and Monday
Why Jack Walsh had to get Dick
up?
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HAMPTON CENTER
“A TA LE OF TWO
CAFES”
Have You Heard?
% o
T H E A T R E
Also! F e a tu re tte In Technicolor
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Have You Heard?
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“SO GOES MY LOVE*
“TWO SISTER S FROM
BOSTON”
That Vinnie sees all, knows all
and tells all?
HAMPTON
PORTSM OUTH, N. H.
Roy Rogers and Trigger
II
George “Gabby” Hayes
Dale Evans
THOMAS MITCHELL, EDNA BEST
SHOWING AT THE HAMPTON BEACH THEATRES
FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW, TIM HOLT
CASINO
“SWISS FAMILY
ROBINSON”
Continuous Show Friday and S&turdav
OLYMPIA
— WED.
Also Robert Lowery
W ED.
FRANCIS LEDERER
GAIL PATRICK
W M . E L L IO T T
CONSTANCE MOORE
“MADONNA’S SECRET’1
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RAY M ILLAND
PA U LETTE GODDARD
“KITTY”
T H U R S ., F R I.,
Lola
Lane
Albertson
“T h ey M ade M e
A K iller”
S A T.
News
Cartoon
IN G R ID
BERGMAN
GREGORY P E C K
Have You
“A WALK IN
Continuous Show Sunday and Monday
“WUTHERING
HEIGHTS”
Sun., Mon.
W IL L A R D P A R K E R
EVELYN K EYES
Have You
Thomas
s e le c te d s h o r ts on all pr o g r a m s
Tues., Wed., Thurs
Pure “Home Made” Candies
0,W» 70 mn«* p*c hour in now «*••*
.,1
Salisbury beach
* 'honing roJJw
trains
on Hi.in
n.w
mo*
too,i«r
N.W end
fnfltoid.
Fresh Daily
DRY CLEANING
SALT
WATER TAFFY
PRESSING
“Watch It Made”
Heard?
Surf Cleaners
LOWELL, MASS. STORE
at 56 Palmer St.
3 DAY SERVICE
Mahoney & Coughlin
Pickup and Delivery
on Request
STRAND
NEW BURYPORT
Phone Nybpt. 570
July 14-15
Entire Week Starting
1
Thursday, July 11
The Candid Love Story
Of A Stranded Lady!
Claudette
John
.C O L B E R T
•
W AYNE
In
FR ED M acM U R R A Y
A N N E B A X TE R
“SMOKY” -
Mitchell
“WITHOUT
RESERVATIONS”
In Glorious Technicolor
Sun. Thru
Romay
Tues., July 14-16
with
Don DeFore — Ann Trlola
and Louella Parsons
Plus:
A Swell Surrounding Show
G A IL R U SSELL
D IA N A LY N N
“A dventure”
if
Albums
—
Radios (as available)
Electrical Appliances
NELSON'S
—
STR AN D I P R EM IER
Harry Davenport
FOR A MORE
FOREVER
Victor Records
Needles
At WARNER RROS. THEATRES
Tom Tully, John Qualen
Lina
m
“For the Leaders in Appliances”
WHERE YOU SEE THE
NEW PICTURES FIRST!
Joan Blondell
IN COLOR
•m
SESSIO N ’S
T h a t the dog c a rt has some p ret­
ty sm ooth looking men — Bob
Jackson, for exam ple? You should
eat th e re m ore often, girls.
Clarke Gable, Greer Garson
“RENEGADES”
T —
N ew BIG STORE D epartm ents
Heard?
Now Playing Ends Sat., July 13
t lf n w
Everything for your cottage
for your Personal Needs
NEW BURYPORT
Phone Nybpt. 919
SUN., MON., T U E S .
1 / lC
B STREET
Visit Our
SUN., MON.
LAURENCE OLIVIER
MERLE OBERON
Popularly Called “The 5c and 10c Store”
T h at Pete, the boy artist, is back
on th e beach and looking as hand­
some as ever?
Sat. Only: “King of The
Forest Rangers”
“SPELLBOUND”
THE BIG STORE
The annual picnic of the M oth­
e rs' Circle held a t N orth Beach la st
W ednesday m arked th e 30th an­
n iv ersary of the "C ircle," it was
announced by th e founder, Mrs.
C hristopher S. Toppan. T he pic­
nic was attended by over 60 m em ­
bers and th e ir children.
T he sands w ere dotted early in
th e day w ith gaily colored bathing
su its and beach um brellas, w ith
bathing and beach sp o rts played
during th e en tire day. T he extrem e­
ly high te m p eratu res m ade bathing
th e chief sp o rt and m any despite
precautions retu rn e d home with
very ruddy complexions.
Home packed lunches w ere sup­
plem ented with ice cream and ton­
ic furnished by the Circle. A very
b rief business m eeting presided
over by th e president, Mrs. E dith
Cunningham , was held.
T he m eetings for th e cu rren t
' season have closed, but will be re­
sum ed in th e fall w ith th e newly
elected officers presiding.
Barbara Britton
Frank
“IN OLD
SACRAMENTO”
THURS., FRI., SAT.
“A lo n g T h e
N avajo T rail”
A nnual P ic n ic of
M other’s C ircle
H eld W ednesday
9
“OUR HEARTS WERE
GROWING U P”
COM ING
‘TH EY MADE ME
A KILLER”
SYSTEM
Provides A Complete
Change Of 'Clean, Fresh
Air Every 3 Minutes.
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Starts Wed.
July 17
O L IV IA d eH A V IL A N D
I
JOHN LU N D
, ‘TO EACH HIS OWN”
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W EEK
“THE GREEN YEARS”
Plus
Robert Lowery, Barbara Britton
OUR NEW BLOWER
NEXT
I
Complete Change of Program
Every Thursday
Weekdays: M a t at 2 P. M.
Evenings at 6:30 P. M.
Last Complete Show at 8:15
P. M.
Saturdays and Sundays
Continuous Performances
From 1:30 P. M. to 11:00 P. M.
Last Complete Show at 8:15
P. M.
AM ESBURY
Phone Ames. 919
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
July 11-13
Maureen O'Hara, Dick Haymes
H arry James In
“DO YOU LOVE ME”
(In
Technicolor)
Sun. & Mon.
July 14-15
Paulette Goddard
Burgess Meredith in
“DIARY OF A
CHAMBERMAID”
- also "DRESSED TO K IL L ” with
Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce
Tues. & Wed.
July 1 6 -lF
George Brent, Lucille Ball
Vera Zorina In
“LOVER COME BACK”
- 2nd hit "IN S ID E JOB”
with
Preston Foster, £nn Rutherford
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
July 18-20
Alan Ladd, Veronica Lake
W illiam Bendlx in
“THE BLUE DAHLIA”
plus “T H E
DARK
HORSE"
cbam
The BE ACHCOMBE R
Have You Heard?
Have You Heard?
That Mrs. Teague’s “Avalon”
That Munsey’s boys put
garage is being renamed Grand |luncheonette in high spirit?
Central Station?
Have You Heard?
You Will Enjoy a Room at
Blue Haven
Mrs. J. J. McCarthy
497 Ocean Blvd. at Boars Head
Al s
G olf T o u rn a m en ts
Are R ev iv ed A t
A b en aq u i C lub
The
FO R
FINE SERVICE AND DELICIOUS FOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Moulton and Son
BUZZELL’S
CANDY SHOP
H a v e
H O M E M A D E C A N D IE S
Popcorn
Confections
Fountain Service
Boulevard
Est. 1917
HAM PTON
STORAGE -
Have You Heard?
BEACH
REPAIRS
B ella ’s M arket
Tire W ork » Creating
Blvd. Between J A K Streets
ROAD SERVICE
Thom as T. Clark. Sr., Lowell.
Mass., and Coolidge Davidson, Jr.,
M ontclair N. J.. w ith 3 up. w ere
tied for first place in th e handicap
versus p ar to u rn a m e n t Mrs. T om ­
kins w as runnerup. only one stro k e
behind.
W eekly tournam ents a re being
planned for the rem ainder of the
season.
GROCERIES
SO C O N Y
BEACH
T h a t P a t has had h er first tooth?
MEATS
FLOWERS
Have Vou Heard?
GOODS
.
.
.
How sm ashing
E rn ie ’s h at?
Emery the Florist
50 Modem Rooms
Jn
ItL
Hot and Cold Water
Tel. 828
Courteous Service, Cleanliness
in Each Room
MARSH AVE at A ST.
Z 0
rmed
eating
Meet
STREET
Hampton
J . * ' P 0R T E I'
Beach,
N.
H.
Frankforts
T hat little Danny h as w aited for
Daddy and Mommy to come home
from Joe’s for th e la st tim e for a
w hile ?
Hamburgs
HOME MADE
PIES
DOUGHNUTS
C STREET Opp. DOUG’S GRILL
• Have You Heard?
SMITH & GILMORE
. FISHING PIER
T h a t “W indy” Is going to breeze
Into th e A shw orth for a short
stay ?
FALLON
Hampton
5 BARBERS
Lines and Bait Furnished
TOILET FACILITIES
RADIO
Boats
W HEN AT HAM PTON BEACH
I
V isit
River
D EEP SEA FISHING TRIPS
DAILY
1f t
SEAPLANE RIDES
*
Lines
Beach '
Air Service
C. DeValk
RENT
R. Meier
° N BEACH
H o m o g e n iz e d M ilk
DRi V£ r
Ashworth
Fried Clams
French Fries
.
Frankforts
LATE LUNCHES
Hampton
see our
of
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Have You Heard?
c -"" *°°°-°°
MILK
North
Ocean Boulevard at C Street
OCEAN
JOHNSON
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r ea lto r
A Milk
Grade A Milk
Fried Clams
BOB’S GRILL
T h a t Bobby is ap t to jum p from
the ra fte rs anytim e?
BOULEVARD
45 Y E A R S ' S » V , c E 0 N
FAMOUS
W ho ,le ft th e full shopping bag
in th e kitchen of 22 K stre et?
at GAUDREAU’S
Never a dull moment. You want tr.
. , ,
much of the time as is possible, of c o u r s e ^ h ! ? ^ aS
but little time for tidying lID the
, leaves
the meals. W e urge vou to
«
and cooking
trie service to geU hese ioh, Hon
,°,f '° W-cost * c
service is aw aiting your call, f o r ^ v e r ^ a s k ^ W t” ' P ? r
stay fa te ° Ut ° " ^ b' “ h “ — 7 " ^
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anSt
HAYW ARD’S
Heard?
N o W a itin g
N. H.
Bar Service’'
W hen R ay’s girls are going to
g et to g eth er for a little ta r and
feathering p arty ?
Your Friends at Foley’s"
B
in
Have You Heard?
DO NO VAN
Restaurant
looks
—
T h a t Jim O’Connor has to be in
a t 11 o’clock?
Have You Heard?
EXCELLENT FOOD
every meal
restau
ran t6 a " d
time^!
tt.
-umlay wi h a n n rn * r3tUrday and
cars being checked mately 21,00n
Maine New - Hamnsh-Cr°S8inK the
bridge.
HamP8h ire Interstate
Sam
Have You
T h e ROW ELL
*>eepmf bags while many l i e n
Gie.r automobiles and still
just didn't sleep at all T h ^
supply held up well over th i °
weekend although lone n „ V lons
“ Take Out
Blvd.
Have You Heard?
Have You Heard?
“Flowers By Wire”
Delivery Service
Hampton.
Have You Heard?
T h a t Fred Donovan w as back a t
T h at the two F ran k s have don­
his old job in the ballroom over ned halos as of July 6?.
the w eekend?
BOUQUETS
Mil1 Hd.,
Have You Heard?
W ho “ boined” up a blanket
T h at Gale is still breezing around
w hilst beaching and about th e ir the beach?
experience in back of th e Ocean
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H ouse?
/
Have You Heard?
T h a t Vin Kehoe arrived last Sun­
\
Have You Heard?
day for a re st (?) after completing
T h a t Carol is adept at. climbing a successful .run of ‘ B lithe S pirit”
in windows?
—the Broadway play?
VEGETABLES
BAKERY
toTce,;11', Wi,t h maDy ^ k e t i d a r s
mi ced to sleep in nearby towns
! an:? “ a n y H arnplon residents open
ing th eir homes to visitors. Mam*
I J oa ths were reported spending the
| mght on the sands, some “
h '
W
Rooms w ith Hot and Cold
Running W ater
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Goding
Telephone Hampton 950
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GAS
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HAMPTON
H e a r d ?
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HOLIDAY CROWD —
FUN FOR ALL
HOTEL KENTVILLE
Have You Heard?
That. Em m a Ib looking forw ard?
CORSAGES
THERE’S
Y o u
Have You Heard?
R o ss Garage
The Ashworth
HOTEL
sale
E L E C T R IC S av o ry ToaatpT
'
ra n t ty p e, a n d te n t
T h e A lm a, 15 G S t h S *
B each._______
o u ’ Ha®Ptoi
That Ken and Irene of the K &
The first golf to u rn a m e n ts to be
I Laundry are expecting an ad­
I played a t th e A benaqui Golf club
dition to the family washing?
a t Rye Beach since P e a rl H arb o r
were held over th e w eek end.
Have You Heard?
That Tommy at Downer’s is
In the flag tourney, Dan S tuckey
lonesome for Mary?
of E x eter won. O ther w inners w ere
J. Duggy of Belm ont, M ass., fo rm er
Gov. H untley N. S. Spaulding of
R ochester, P aul F o ste r of K an sas
City, H ildreth C lark of Low ell,
Mass., and Mrs. Jo h n T om kins of
B altim ore.
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Regular M ilk.
Cream
T e l - Ha m p t o n
sm
Penny Arcade
O pposite T h e
P la y g ro u n d
SPEEDBO AT RIDES
Private Parties, Moonlight Trips Arranged
N. L. Smith
TEL. HAMPTON 503
Mrs. H. C. Gilmore
N. L. Smit]
The B E AC H C OMB E R
Lg The New Ham pshire
Seacoast R egion
Since 1836
Fire - Casualty - Life
3 Market Square
one
Portsm outh, N. H
I had see n “ S e c re ta ry , l . jj
W h ite ” on th e ir statio n ery , bm
PANORAMA —
didn’t know, w hen I ask ed to spea*
to th e S e c re ta ry , th e “ L.” meant
(C ontinued fro m Pace F 4ve)
L o retta. A fter a few m om ents in
h e r office, it waB easy to match
there is a spark of in te re st reg ard ­ th a t p le a sa n t voice w ith h e r equally,
ing the owner of the “voice.” T he pleasing • m anner. It seem ed only
newly appointed Secretary has n a tu ra l th a t th is tall, dark, attract
started a fresh picture — d e stro y ­ ive girl should be outlining the
ing the composite idea in the pub­ C ham ber of C om m erce life to me.
lic’s mind. For the new Secretary : and it w as nice to see how well
has some definite characteristics [she and h e r tw o office assistant*
th a t defy disregarding —v such as. j g et along day a fte r day — some ol
refusing — positively refusing to ' them try in g days.
smoke cigars, w ear ties or sing
T his isn’t, th e f ir s t y e a r for th*
from the bandstand on special oc­ o th er two g irls — M ary E. Cronin
casions. This is n o t a t all odd, be­ of H averhill and V irg in ia M. Rose
cause, for the first time in its his­ of W orcester. T hey could probably
tory, the Cham ber of Commerce w rite volum es on th e ir experience*
has a fem inine Secretary.
in “the little building ju s t north
of the b an dstand.” M orning and
night this trio finds them selves al.
ways turning to som ething differ}
NO ENTERTAINMENT
ent — confronted differently by the
OR FOOD TAX
sam e old problem s w ith, once in j
while, someone thinking up some
Although It’s Fun to
new kind of trouble to be in.
J
EAT AT
Incredible as some of th e exper­
iences are, they have learn ed t*
cope with ju s t about evefyt
for they know th a t they are th
to give “service to the vacatio
to local business and to th e co
Between J & K 8t«. on the Blvd
m unity.” All this they do during th
OPEN U N T IL 1 P. M.
average full day which includ
w riting about 100 routine fetters
answ ering um pteen phone cal
and questions; planning pleasu
trip s; directin g people to .resta
ants, room ing houses, hotels and
recreational facilities; and sup
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John
How th e V irginia Reel is done?
The MARGUERITE
Helen M arguerite Hupper
STREET
Sandwiches
Y O U N G ’S
CABINS
OCEAN BLVD
HAMPTON
H.
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(C ontin ued fro m Pace T w elve)
I Hamburgs
C
PANORAMA —
W.
BEACH
YO U N G
vising record and radio program s.
Through th e door th a t goes every­
thing im aginable — anim al, veg­
etable and m ineral. (I hope the
C ham ber of Commerce d oesn't sue
me if th is encourages someone to
search the place for a bathing cap
lost in June of 1921). But, general­
ly speaking, during th e season a
sam ple of all th ese things show up.
People com plain about th eir
neighbors, about traffic and the
w eather.
C hildren tu rn up w ithout th eir
shoes and shoeB turn up w ithout the
children.
P erso n s who find m oney and
stra y a rtic le s tak e them th ere to
be claim ed. W omen who find th e ir
funds have expired before th e ir
reserv atio n s have, tearfu lly ask the
C A L L H A M P T O N 2038
F o r P r o te c tio n
ON
YOUR SUMMER
PROPERTY
TOBEY AND MERRILL
INSURANCE AGENCY
HAMPTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE
girls to lend them money to get
them .home.
V isitors trying to find friends,
drop in to ask th eir w hereabouts.
A nnouncem ents from th e Cham­
ber of Commerce m icrophone
range from inform ation about Amateu r N ight to the reg istratio n
num bers of cars blocking" drive­
ways.
Next to, and form erly a p a rt of,
the C ham ber of Commerce, is the
A. K. B arrow s Travel Bureau
w here thousands of tpiirists find
th e sim plest ways to get in and out
of th e beach. The m anager, Mr.
H erb ert G. Pascall, his daughter,
E arla, both of Lowell, and Miss
Jackie Cate of H am pton are all
th e re to tell you how you can walk,
ride, or fly to w herever you w ant
to go. You m ight even find Mrs.
Pascall th ere once in a while.
On th e o th er side of th e Agency,
Mrs. C atherine Sullivan has the
headquarters for the sale of
chances on Savings Bonds. She is
also in charge of th e playground,
where m ost of the children are
when they are not a t th e Cham ber
of Commerce w aiting for th e ir p ar­
en ts to come and find them.
A ctually, th is article probably
m akes an “average day" sound
& ty p ic a l J h w
C
ST.
Historic Houses
Phillips Exeter Academy
The places where George Washington and Ah
Lincoln stopped.
The sites where Exeter Squires Lived and Lov
Fought Off the Indians to Establish thi.
Old Town.
Location
PALM ER’S
d in in g
room
TOURIST
Fried Clams a Speci
Lobster All Style
North Shore
Cordial M erchants W ill G ladlyr Serve Your
Needs
- - «>'v/vtc3 Y
Up-To-The-Minute M erchandise F or Beach Wear .
B each H ouse.
MODERN THEATRE
DELIGHTFUL SHOP
AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES IN SHOPPING DISTRICT
— Open Saturday N
Excellent Bus Service Between The Beach and Exeter
Sta
H am ntnn B
YOUNG’S
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HAMPTON BEACH CASINO
Ted Herbert end HU Band
HENRY’S “STARS ON THE AIR’
PONY
RIDES
SAFE
PO NIES FOR T H E
C H IL D R E N
— NO W A IT IN G — .
Leaders for the Beginners
Winnacunnet Road
Opposite the Gas Balls
1 Mile North Casino
CAMP*
MUNSEY’S
SEA GRILL
CHICKEN
AMATEUR NIGHT
In Front of the Casino
MONDAY
ONLY
—
STEAK
SEA FOOD
7:30-8:00
“I f it swims, we have it”
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Service
31 Sherwood Road
MELROSE, MASS.
MON. THRU SAT. 6:45-7:00
T A X I
one Hampt on
Capt. Fred W illiam s ‘NYOKA*
DEEP SEA F IS H IN G P A R TIE S
Leave State Pier Dally and Sun.
8:00 A. M. and 1:30 P. M.
Bait and Lines Furnished
18 Marsh Ave., Hampten Beach
Hampton 2240
A IR
Right From The Bandstand
24-H our
Candy Mailed
North Shore Boulevard
H AM PTO N BEACH
TUES. THRU SAT. 8-8:30
Opp. Coast G uard
197 Ocean Blvd.
Winter Address
ON THE
12 MILES—ROUTE
“ See Them Made”
THE GREENLANDS
BARBER
New
CANDIES
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PHILLIPSEXETER |)T
,
I ACADEMY
Fresh
Daily
W A R R E N 'S FAMOUS
Hampton, New Hampshire
the
20 Y ears a t H am pton Beach1
RX
_ Stores
C s----- ^ Gosed* Wednesday
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‘ f temoon
Most
A
BEACHCOMBER
Have You Heard?
Jam es G rille
‘J l u 'Q l i m c
M i l l s ija
...-uili■tiling
The
750 on E very D ial
B oulevard at A Street
HAMPTON BEACH
TEL. 591
I
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V .
The
BEACHCOMBER
PANORAMA —
Arinas Guyon
(Continued from Page T h irte e n )
GENERAL
pretty hectic, but Miss W hite
isn’t alone with her questions. H er
problems are the problems of the
property owners and business peo­
ple. Every Tuesday night a t 8
o’clock, she and the president, Rep.
Ray Goding, the vice-president, J.
J. Walsh, and the treasurer. Ralph
T. H arris, together with the large
CONTRACTOR
Tel. 863
501 OCEAN BLVD.
The
num ber of directors, m eet to dis­
cuss any and all activities th at
help and hinder th e beach. It is
a t these m eetings th a t plans are
made for band concerts, fire works,
parades, bond sales and all other
events th a t m ake H am pton.B each
the place you come to, stay at, and
hate to leave.
If you're an old-timer here you
know w hat a fine organization we
have in the Cham ber of Commerce.
If you are new, drop in and see if
you can't mix their pleasure w ith
your business.
Coffee
and wife, Maj. and Mrs. R alph W.
Boyer, Jr., recently visited Mr. and
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Mrs. Daniel E. Fogarty and fam ily
Among those a t the Ocean H ouse
are Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M urphy on K street. Mr. Boyer Is on from
Los Angeels to spend a few weeks
and son, W illiam, of Taunton,
with his son in New Castle.
M ass.; Mrs. Daniel W. Shanahan
Mr. W illiam J. O’B rien ana Mr.
of Lowell, M ass.; Mr. and Mrs.
H enry Lallum iere from H averhill, Eugene- O'Rielly of W ashington,
M ass.; Mis9 Sadie Je w e tt of H am p­ D. C., spent th e holiday weekend
to n ; Mrs. M ichael Cruise and w ith Mr. O 'B rien’s fam ily a t 18 J
granddaughter,
M argaret - Ann. street. Mr. O’Rielly retu rn ed to
H olm es, both of Brockton, M ass.; W ashington, Sunday.
S tate Rep. and Mrs. Thom as Coady
Mr.
Jam es
K. O’Callaghan,
of Cam bridge, Mass., with th e ir brother-in-law of Mr. O’Brien, has
daughters, th e M isses Joan and returned to G reat Neck, L. L H is
Mary, and a niece, Miss H elen wife and th ree children are spend­
Coady; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. ing a few w eeks here.
Spillane of W orcester, M ass.; the
Rev. John J. Dewire of AbbingM isses Norm G„ Alice M. and R ita ton, Mass., visited his fam ily on
C. Philbin of M anchester; M ary E. Church stre e t this week.
S hea and H elen T. Olcott of New
Mr. John Cuminsky spent th e
B ritain, Conn.; and K atherine Sul­ weekend w ith his wife on C utler
livan and P a tric ia Cronin of W or­ avenue. Mrs. Cuminsky is a cashier
cester. Also Mr. and Mrs. John T. on the Casino.
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Sm ith of W orcester; E leanore M.
M fs. John Giblin, C utler avenue,
M urphy and siBter of RosUndale, w as visited this w eek by her
Mass., and L orraine Ashe and Lor­ daughter and husband, Mr. and
e tta Connolly of M elrose. Mass.
. Mrs. E v erett O'Neil and children,
Miss G ertrude Keegan, of H igh­ • E leanor and Richard, all of W or­
land avenue, recently sta rte d work­ cester.
ing a t th e Casino new spaper and
Mr. and Mrs. George H ollander
cigar counter.
of W orcester are staying on I
Mr. R alph W. B oyer and his son s tr e e t
B each N otes
Cold Drink,
TRY
ROGER’S
GRILL
Marsh Ave. Opp. B 8 t
Pastry
Sandwlchei
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JUNKINS
Delicious
HOME
MADE
C A N D IE8
CORN
S P E C IA L T IE S
See Them Made
193 Ocean Boulevard
B each N otes
Compliments
Hampton Beach Chamber of Commerce
which provides
YOUR ENTERTAINMENT
THE PENNIMAN AGENCY
WRITING EVERY FORM OF
I N S U R A N C E
EXCEPT LIFE
Tel. Hampton 302
DIAMOND C MARKET
AND BAKERY
Also staying a t the R ossiuere are
Mr. and Mrs. R. Jayne, Hoxsie, R.
I.; the Misses G ertrude and Ger­
maine Champagne and party of 8
from Woonsocket, R. I.; Mr. and
Mrs. J. Peterson of Mansfield,
Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. C. Bruneau
and daughter of Springfield, Vt.;
Miss Jan et P arish, Canton, Mass.;
Mary Mulligan of Medford, M ass.;
Frances Meade of Malden, Mass.;
Robert Donnelly and John Toomey
of Arlington, Mass.; M ary MeQuade and party of 3 from A ttle­
boro, Mass.; Mary Fallon and p arty
of 3 from W est Groton, Mass.; Mr.
and Mrs. J. Gom, W orcester, Mass.;
Leo Lagasse and son from Canada;
John Ripley and Richard Loftus of
Watertown, Mass.; M argaret Red­
dy and Mary Flanigan of M anches­
ter; and two French brides with
their husbands—Mr. and Mrs. K el­
ley and Mr. and Mrs. Battey.
Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Rainey and
family of Ridgewood, N. J., are
guests at the Fairview Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Buckley
are guestB at the Elizabeth.
Norton’s Fish Market
North Beach
Next to Coast Guard 8tatlon
TRY THE
HARBOR
GRILL
At The Bridge
H A M P T O N BEA C H
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Visit The
ST A N D ISH
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—MOVIES—
fcom„. p „ ' “ “
A
CO M PLETE
“A trip through the
Standish G ift Shop is
like a trip around the
world"
Sound Movie e x ^ T W ^
beach home will show profes8 °nal sound movies at hr%t»ir
LIN E
OF
BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS
Your Guests Will Enjoy Our
,h “ " ;
w e n t f o r a n y size group equip.
Has
_ h an dlcd ov e r 4qq Sh 0WKP
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Proctor
Ocean Boulev;
5 Highland Ave.
Hampton Bea,»h
At “A” Street
HOME BAKERY PRODUCTS
BAKED BEANS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
B°FERvr,r;;T'oN- HEALTH—
* 8t™ RNCR° f t ALLEYS
O cean Blvd.
We Invite Summer Visitors To Inspect Our
^ndays;0^ ^ 1^
Modern R efrigeration Plant
AND CLEAN, WHOLESOME BAKERY
2100 MldST™" B E A |
A Cordial Wei ’ 9:00 P M'
A1,e» Will B . o
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H am pton B each
A dorning the cover th is week is
an unusual shot of th e bathhouse
at the S ta te recreation area taken
by our staff photographer, A rthur
Wholey. Jr.
U nusual in the fact th a t when
it was taken only a half dozen per­
sons are shown a t this popular
spot. W holey w aited until seven
o'clock in order to get this fine
shot w ithout a crowd in the fore­
ground.
This a re a a t the southern end
of the beach, newly christened the
"S tate R ecreation A rea" now af­
fords the public many outdoor
gam es including five shuffleboard
courts and four tennis courts which
are expected to be completed in a
few days.
Superintendent Ed G allagher re­
ports th a t 4000 cars visited the
area over the weekend and th a t
over 1,000 persons used the facili­
ties of the bathhouse.
Have You Heard?
Duri"e Fall M onth.
Have You Heard?
T h e Cover
GIFT S H O P fE
A tte n tio n — H o te ls
CARRY
A
10:00 P. M.
Largest A gency on H am pton B each
Meats - G roceries
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A L L H O M E C O O K IN G
That Tim Buckley is going steady
and he means it?
(In Season)
Open
7:00 A. M.
Have You Heard?
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Fresh
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LO BSTERS
F IS H
BEACHCOMBER
N .H .
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A bout the new fountain a t Al’s ? |
T h at th e boys are thriving on
the 920 club?
Have You Heard?
About the W ashington cab th a t
took a wrong turn and landed here? I
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Have You Heard?
T hat Alice and Ann may sing at
a t the Community Church?
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Have You Heard?
Who is the blackest girl on the
beach?
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Have You Heard7
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About Jo h n 's new barber shop?
Have You Heard?
T hat Giftland features sm art
wooden nam e pins made while you
w ait?
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About the gem behind the jewelry counter a t Playland?
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Main Office
Have You Heard?
T h at A rlene and
competing for gifts?
Louise
are
O cean Blvd.
Have You Heard?
T hat Rudy is back a t the Fairview tea room?
Have You Heard?
T E l~ H A M P T O N 410
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Have You Heard?
T hat Randy weighs 8% lbs?
Tel. 654
BEACHCOMBER
In co rp o ratin g The
H am pton Beach Advocate
W ED N ESD A Y , JU L Y 17, 1946
Adorable
W A L K IE - T A L K IE
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CHILDREN’S BEACH WEAR
BOYS’
AND GIRLS’ SHORTS
Sizes 2-6
v .\ .;>/■] ( ' , y
BOYS’ (W hite and Prints) $1.59-51.95
GIRLS' (Seersuckers in Plain Colors) $1.95
COOL SUMMER PAJAMAS
Sizes 8-16
W A L K IE -T A L K IE
BOYS’ SHIRTS (Whites, Strip
BLUE
Size 3-8
AND
PEACH
$1.95
B R O A D C LO TH
Navy, W hite, Brown
PROTECT
Xv
L IF E
SWIMVST
W IT H
*2.75 - $3.25
1 swimm
vtst.
BY POPULAR
^ perfum e
ALE THIS
foduce Special (
39c T a x I,
^production 0f a
"I* Perfum e— 5q I na.
GEORGE
3741 Market Street
FRENCH
U nited S tates Coast Guard Station, N orth Beach
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