Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-01
FINE ENTERTAINMENT
AT ANGLESEA CHURCH
Members OF Methodist Sunday
School Present Pleasing
Christmas Program
new TEACHER FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOL

The annual Christmas entertainment
of the Anglesea M. E. Sunday school
was held in the church on Thursday
evening of last week with a big crowd
present. All took their parts well, the
duet of Miss Ida Mae Buzby and Miss
Kathryn Mckinley being especially
well rendered, and the evening proved
to be one of the most enjoyable spent
for a long time by all present. Follow
ing is the program as rendered.: Sing
ing by school, "Joy to the World;''
prayer; recitation, Violet Roser; reci-
tation, Linda Holmes; recitation, Mary
Hewitt; dialogue and song, five girls;
recitation, Harry Mckinley; recitation,
Natalie Holmes; dialogue, Elsie Davis
and Irene Leonard; recitation, Rae
Young; singing, six little ones; recita-
ton, Helen mckinley; recitation, May
Davis; recitation, Mary Barbara; reci-
tatIon, Harold Schaible; duet, Miss
Buzby and Miss Mckinley; dialogue,
Natalie Holmes and Helen Mckinley;
recitation, Martin Roser; recitation,
Marion MCKINLEY; singing, girls choir;
recitation, Thomas Braywood; dia-
logue, seven boys. The program was
concluded with singing again by the
six little one after which candy,
oranges and apples were distributed.
This Sunday school has been making
a good gain during the past year under
the care of Martin Newkirk as superin-
tendent, who was not forgotten when
the gifts were distributed, he receiving
several tokens in remembrance of the
good work he is doing there.
The North Wild wood School Board
held an adjourned meeting on Tuesday
evening to receive applications for
teachers. The application of Mrs.
Annie S. Meyers was reported upon
favorably and the Clerk requested to
notify Mrs. Meyers of her election, her
term commencing January 4th. The
board took the necessary steps for the
transportation of the pupils from the
lower end of North Wildwood, the
scholars from the upper end using the
trolley cars, the schedule just fitting in
nicely for the school hours.
The Anglesea Fire Company, No. l,
was the recipient of a present from the
Holly Beach Fire Company, it being
the rim of a locomotive, which makes
an admirable fire alarm and which
will be erected at an early date in the
rear of the Company's house. This
token demonstrates the harmony
which exists between the fire COM
panies.
Borough Clerk Wilbur E. Young
and James McLinden anticipate TAX
ing a trip after the New Year to
inspect the oil properties in Texas,
from which they have been getting
heavy dividends.
Allen E. Grace, the enterprising
g~roceryman, took a cunning trip to
Wild wood Heights on Wednesday and
game with which he supplied his
neighbors.
Commodore VIM. A. Turner, of the
Anglesea Yacht Club, who is spend
ing the winter near Jacksonville,
Florida, has witten to several friends
and states that be has gathered many
specimens of the snakes Astounding in
the swamps and he has kept a wander
ing band of Seminole Indians busy tam
ming the hides and making them into
money purses and tobacco pouches,
which he intends giving to his friends
for New Years. An extra large tobac-
co pouch is being constructed for pres
entation to Mayor elect Wheaton
which was to take place on New YEARS.
day when Council convened, but this
program had to be changed owing to
the Indians going on a strike for more
fire water to celebrate Christmas,
which the Commodore refused, stating
that this was the cause of the disap-
appearance of the noble red man.
Ex-Councilman John w. Young has
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Kennedy and work has been started
on the erection of another handsome
residence on Twenty-first avenue, near
the trolley, which will be completed
and furnished in time to rent for next
season. Several cottages will be erec-
ted in the immediate vicinity of MI.
Young's house before spring.
Capt. John Leonard, who is fishing
in Atlantic City this winter, spent
Christmas with his family here.
Misses Elizabeth and Kathryn Me-
Ginley are visiting friends at Court
House for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Shivers were pre-
scented with a nine and a half pound
baby boy on Monday of this week.