Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-11-20

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theme for consideration at the morn
ing service Of the Lutheran church
will be, s'Three great words of Jesus, ]"
and at the evening service, "Remem-
berlng the Unfortunate At the eve
ming service the choir will Sing a"Ves-
per Anthem
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ingersoll, of
Ocean City, are visiting their son, B.
9. Ingersoll.
When going to Philadelphia or New
York use the Reading. Consult
timetable on page 3.-Adv.
Mrs. Katharine Owens. of Burk ave-
nue., is spending q few weeks with her
daughter In Wilmington.
When g ping away use the Reading
the home built railroad.-Adv,
Mrs. J. V. Parry left this week for
New York to spend the winter.
Yellow jack 15c ID, Gardnkles. =
Albert Howell. Of Ocean City, special
Master IN Chancery, was in Wildwood
on Wednesday and took testimony in
the Wildwood Title and Trust building
IN an action which Gilbert Fl. Baker
has brought against the Beach Realty
company to obtain the valuable ripar-
ian right in front of his property be-
tween Cedar and Schellenger avenues.
The company, which Is composed of
the members Of the original Holly
Beach Land company of thirty years
ago, including Latimer r. Baker, H.
A. Spencer and Charlie A. Norton,
some years ago bought from the State
OF New Jersey the riparian right along
the entire Holly Beach front. George
A. Bourgeois, OF Atlantic City, repre-
scented MIR. Blaker and the company
by VIM. 8. Darnell, of Camden.
Among the witnesses heard were Mrs.
L. r. Baker, Mrs. G. A. Norton, Geo.
N. Smith, John Bright, Robert Bright,
H. A. Spencer, and Charley Burk
The testimony taken will be submitted
to a higher court for a decision.
The new fire apparatus ordered for
the Wildwood company was shipped
on November 18th and should be here
almost any day.
The City Clerk during the past year
has received1860inquiries from $3.50 cities
In 81 states In reference to Wildwood
as a summer resort.
The Holly Beach Fire company has
planned to entertain the members oil
the Haddonfield Fire Department at
the Holly Beach Yacht club. The date
will be announced later. It is intend
ed to tender them a dinner and recep-
tion.
William G. Todd. receiving teller In
the Marine bank, accompanied by his
brother Grocer. are touring the state
and New York city in his Hupmobile
roadster.
w. I'll. Bright was in Trepton this
week attending the annual session of
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows as a dele
gate from the local lodge.
Stanley Kalback has been i'll and
confined to his home for several weeks.
Assemblyman Lewis T. Stevens, of
Cape May, was here on Wednesday.
Although he says he Is not a candidate
his name ls being mentioned for speak
er Of the House of Assembly.
w. IL. Bright has closed Castlereagh
for the winter and moved into apart
ments over his Office.
Mrs. Harry Burkhart spent several
days In the city this week visiting her
mother and sister.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap-
tist church will hold a New England
supper IN the first floor of the parson-
age December 10. Tickets 25c.
The Wild wood Suffrage club left
this morning for Bridgeton where they
will hold a meeting. Several other
clubs will be there.
Mrs. George Weiss, Of Davis avenue,
returned Tuesday after a week spent
with her sister In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Yauchlere is spending a month
with Mrs. Weiss on Davis venue
Misses Florence and NIda Neeman
returned Monday from Atlantic City
after a visit of two weeks.
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