Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-13
INTERESTING NOTES
FROM HOLLY BEACH
Rally Day Exercises Held at the
Presbyterian Church
Last Sunday
DEATH OF MRS. JOHN G. RUSSELL

Rally day exercises were held at the
First Presbyterian Sunday school last
Sunday, and were well attended
Souvenir buttons were given every per-
son present. The following interesting
program was carried out:
Singing, 10 Word of God Incarnate,"
School.
Prayer by Pastor.
Responsive reading.
Recitation, 1.-TWO cents a week and a
prayer Ruth Ramer.
Singing, 81 remember Calvary
School.
Reading, 1.-THE picture on the wall, )"
Mrs. Frank Mershon.
Singing, "Ship Ahoy," School.
Responsive Reading.
Recitation, Warren Yenney.
Singing, "Sharing the Light"
School.
Address by Pastor.
Recitation, Rally Day, Esther
Yenney.
Solo, Rev. S. A. Harker.
Singing, 1.-THE New Song,n School.
Esther Russell, wife of John G. Rus
sell, died suddenly at 2.30 o'clock,
Tuesday morning, November 10, of
pneumonia, age 43 years. MI. and
Mrs. Russell formerly lived in Phila-
delphia, and came here about three
months ago to be near their aged par
ents. Mrs. Russell was a member of a
Methodist church in the city. Funeral
services were held Thursday evening
at her late home, Rio Grande and Pa
cific avenues, Rev. Carlisle officiating.
Interment took place Friday morning
in Mt. Moriah cemetery, Philadelphia.
She is survived by a husband and four
young children, who have the sympa-
thy of the community.
rure aud best Heinz mince meat
Chow chow and Pickles, at Albig's. \
The rehearsal for the Christmas can
tata for the Hollywood M. K. church
under the leadership of Robert Bond,
held Tuesday evening of this week was
very satisfactory and will be n of the
finest entertainments of It's kind ever
presented on the island. 1t will be
given sometime during Christmas
week. All who wish to take part who
can sing may do SO by coming TO the
church next Tuesday night.
A cunning party was formed last
Saturday afternoon at the Havilla.
They returned with ten ducks which
were heartily enjoyed at the Sunday
dinner and it is reported that one of
the guests at dinner has been quacking
ever since.
Russell j. Dunn is having a cottage
erected on Burk avenue on the new
Harbor tract.
Go to Bryant's for fresh Jersey meats.
Garfield avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blocher, of
Gettysburg, Pa, are visiting their
daughter, Miss Nellie Blocher, at the
centre HOUSE.
Miss Bessie Turner spent Sunday at
her home in Cape May.
Charles G. Eldridge, Collingswood;
o. M. Fox, Norristown, Pa; Henry b.
Wayne, Blackwood; r. b. Eberbach,
H. Hanley Parker, F. Ellsworth Wee
der, Philadelphia, were recent guests
at the Centre House.
George Gillison has returned from a
visit in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Mershon,
Hildreth avenue, spent Tuesday in
Philadelphia.
Are you thinking of doing a little
hand embroidery for your friends at
Christmas? Better call and see Miss
Scott before deciding on anything.
218 Andrew avenue, Holly Beach. \
Alonzo Reyes, Hand avenue, has
moved his family to Millville where he
has secured employment.
John J. Garland, Jr., and Mr.. and
Mrs. b. G. Hitchner, of Philadelphia,
were recent Havilla guests.
Mrs. John Hayes has returned to her
home in Camden after an extended
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bowers, Andrew avenue.
Mrs. Charles Bellangy, of Cape May,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
A. Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Doerr and
daughter have gone to Pittsburg for
the winter.
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel A. Harker are
spending their vacation among rela-
tives and friends in Pennsgrove and
Allenwood.