Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-12-10

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Sunday at his home. 1t is thought
that he will recover.
Caleb H. Meeker, a large property
owner In Wildwood, was granted a Ii
cense in Philadelphia Wednesday to
wed Miss Helen Albus, of Spring City,
Pa.
The Loyal Hollywood Workers will
hold a bazaar Friday evening, Dec. II,
and all day Saturday, Dec. 10, at
Tenenbaum's store. \
The Civic club met with Mrs. WASH
ington Hilton, on Friday afternoon,
December 3. There was a goodly num-
Der present and several new members
sent in their cards for admission to the
club. After the reading of the minutes
OF previous meeting, reports of COM
mittees etc., the topic of the day,
"What shall we tell our children about
Santa Claus was taken up. Mrs.
Mayhem read a selection from Wash
ington Irving on Christmas in Eng
land, Miss Claire Goslin read Van
Dykes beautiful legend, The First
Christmas Tree. Mrs. VanHorn read
an original paper on the topic, which
was followed by a discussion in which
nearly all present took part and many
interesting and amusing experiences
were related. Mrs. H. H. Hallowell's
description of Xmas in England led to
the appointment of a committee to ar
range for carol singers here on Xmas
morning. 1t was voted that the secre-
tary be instructed to send a vote of
thanks to Messrs. McMurray, of Hotel
Dayton, for their kindness in giving
the use of their dining room for the
musicale. Miss EIfreda Nye rendered
some very delightful music, which was
much appreciated. Tea was served and
a social half hour followed after which
the meeting adjourned.
I will sell all hats and fancy trim.
mings, etc., below cost to clean up the
lot. Many very desirable bargains. A
good time to buy something for little
money. E. A. VanHorn.
The Ushers' Union of the Hollywood
M. e. church met at the home of Harry
Hill Tuesday evening. Business OF
importance was transacted and a social
hour spent.
New England supper given by st.
Simeon's Guild Saturday, Dec. 18th,
in the parish house, 5 to 7 p. M, 25c.
The Girls Friendly Society will have
some fancy goods for sale. ct
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fleming, a pop
ular young couple of Rox thorough, were
entertained over Sunday by Mr.. and
Mrs. John J. McNutt, Jr., of Oak ave-
nue..
Samuel Campbell and wife, G. Fisk
Campbell and wife, w. Lowell Camp,
bell and wife, William L. Sharp, Null
ford Stanley and l.. Fleetwood and
wife, all of Bridgeton, are stopping at
the New Center House, where they will
remain part ofthe winter. The Messrs.
Campbell, Sharp. Stanley and Fleet
wood, who are connected with the
Bridgeton Construction Co., are en-
gagged in rebuilding the county draw
bridge at Rio GrandeU
On Thursday of last week Mrs.
Charlie A. Norton received a telephone
message that her sister, who resides in
Hammonton, was stricken with par
alysis. She made a hurried auto trip
to that town, returning last Saturday.
Mrs. Norton reports her sister some
what improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bradley an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Cynthia Permelia, to Mr.. Lewes C.
Coney, which took place at Camden on
Sunday, December 8, 1915. They will
reside at Pennsgrove.
A nine pound boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Koeneke
on November %, 1915.
Ten shares of the stock of the Marine
National Bank were recently sold to a
Collingswood man for 1886 per share.
Carl Erickson left this week for a
visit to Sweden, where his parents re-
side.
John Newcomb has been at the san
atarium of DR.. Foote at Vineland for
the past month. Mrs. Newcomb says
he is gaining gradually and that he
expects to be home
Look to us for value in footwear at
$500 per pair. Comfort, style and ser
vice built in every pair. w. M. Beers,
"The Big Shoe Store, Oak and Pacific.
Starting Monday most of our mer-
chants will keep their stores open even
ings until the night before Christmas,