Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-23
HOLLY BEACH YACHT
CLUB HOLDS MEETING
Contemplate Issuing $4,000 Cou-
pom Bonds. Building Elegant
Club House
DEATH OF LENA ARDIES SUNDAY

night, in the Holly Beach borough
hall, at which the issuance of ten year
coupon bonds in the sum of $l0,0
bearing interest at six per cent. was
seriously contemplated, the bonds to
be offered for sale to non-members as
we'll as members. The club is now
erecting handsome home on the shore
of Sunset Lake at Wild wood Crest,
their land having frontage of 200 feet
on deep water and bounded on the
sides by Sweet Brier road, Visteria
road and Park Boulevard. The prop
erty is free from all lincumbrance. The
building is now raised and sheathed,
G. A. Norton being the contractor in
charge, and the work will continue
steadily. $4,000 is to be spent to
make the club house a handsome one
and it will be SO arranged that nom
resident members who wish to spend
few days at the resort, can have accom-
modatlons The meeting adjourned to
February 9th.
Lena Ardies, the nine year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r.
Ardies, who reside in the Gladstone
apartments, Rio Grande avenue, died
early last Sunday morning. Services
will be held in the Wildwood Baptist
church on Thursday and interment
will be made at Vineland. 1t is re-
ported she died of spinal mengitis.
Special musical service at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday. The
supply pastor, H. b. Smith, of Prince
ton, will preach. Subject in morning
at 1890, "Seeing Jesus" In the eve
ming at 7.3O, "The Great Question. !"
viz: "What shall / do with Jesus"
instrumental prelude in morning on
organ. Prayer from Krentzer's opera.
Special music in evening. The organ
prelude will be Hymn from Sphigenia
in Tauris. There will be two cornet
numbers by Mr.. Refer. Also selections
by the mixed quartet consisting of Mrs.
Refer, Mrs. Rudolph and Messrs. Ru-
dolph and Smith. Also vocal solo by
Mrs. Carrie Stein. The male quartet
who sang last Sabbath will again rem
der selections. There will be recep-
ton of members at this service. Come
and bring friend.
VIM. H. Hall, of Chester, spent Sun
day in Holly Beach.
A large number Of cars of gravel
arrived here this week and the grading
of Holly Beach avenue continues with
renewed vigor.
Horace IL. Richardson and Walter
Spaulding of Cape May Court House,
made business trip here this week in
reference to insurance claims. They
were guests of the Centre House.
VIM. G. Mcclure, of Philadelphia,
w. X. Levett, of Haddonfeld and O..
NJ. Fox, of Norristown, registered at
the Centre House this week.
Boots and shoes neatly repaired on
short notice. First-class work guaran-
teed. o. A. Tronnem, Davis and Pa
cific avenues.
Miss Edna Donbavand has returned
to her home in Philadelphia after
spending some time with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Welch,
on Leaning avenue.
Nokomis Council, No. 81, Degree of
Pocahontas, is making elaborate
arrangements for Grand Dress Ball to
be held in the Holly Beach borough
hall on Thursday evening, Feb. IA, '07.
The members of the committee in
charge are Mrs. Celia Erdmann, chair
man; Mrs. Anna Heritage, Mrs.
Maggie Camp, Mrs. Mary Magee, Mrs.
III. Brewer, Mrs. 9. Wilson.
Mrs. John Stewart and son Raymond,
of Philadelphia, have been spending
several days at the Somerset apart
ments, guests of Mrs. e. E. Parker
Pharo.
Capt Edw. L. Crammer, of Jersey
City, died Sunday, January Goth, and
will be buried in the Masonic Cemetery
at Barnegat this Wednesday. Capt.
Crammer was native Of Barnegat
and known by all seafaring men along
the coast. He was an uncle to VIM. E.
Pharo, of Holly Beach.
We are indebted to John Reese for a
copy of Riggs 1907 nautical almanac,
which contains much valuable inform
alton for the seafaring man.
Upon the recommendation Ex-senator
Hand George Homan, of Cold Spring,
has been appointed doorkeeper in the
State Senate at Trenton.
Rev. S. N. Clark, of South River,
officiated at the funeral of Mrs. Theresa
I'll. Sites last Friday. During his stay
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