Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-07-16
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the following officers and directors
were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Robert Bright; Vice-Presi-
dent, Jason Buck Secretary, L. M.
Rice, Treasurer, d. c. Young Audit
ors, Jed Dubois, l.. B. Shrivers, Joshua
8. Shivers; Directors, Richard R..
Anderson, Charles Robinson, ]. w.
Young, Geo. w. Stewart. Frederick
Robson, Frank d. Colson, VIM. E..
Cozens, Peter l.. Peterson, Albert
Thompson Solicitor, Robert Bright.
The party boats are bringing in the
largest sea bass that have ever been
caug hit In these waters.
1t is reported thai t~helpleasure boats
May and Ray will soon be running
between here and Cape May.
Business is reported to be generally
good along the pier.
HARBISON'S BIG MIDSUMMER
SALE. Watch these columns for
particulars.
Charles Drews and family, of Darby.
Pa, are at their cottage on First ave-
nue., for the summer. MI. and Mrs.
Drews have lately returned from a
California trip.
Mrs. Jason Buck, of First and Center
avenues, is spending a few days with
her daughter in Philadelphia.
AS some of these city chaps, who are
only used to catching minnows on a
pin hook, seem to doubt the story of
the big channel bass, caught by Messrs.
Stanley and William Parker, of Third
avenue, last week, / wish to announce,
through the medium of this valuable
paper, that the big fellow measured
exactly four feet in length and weighed
So pounds. They have tried their skill
since at the same spot, but this time
only succeeded in getting another big
fellow in view, and almost beached,
when the fish snapped the snood and
put out to sea.
Mr.. Joseph Houghton, of the old
Quaker City, spent the weekend visit
Ing his sisters. Clara and Margaret
Houghton, Of Third n
Mrs. John H. Bromley, wife OF a
prominent manufacturer in Philadel-
phis, came over. in her private auto
car from Atlantic City with a pleasant
little party, consisting of Mrs. Lei
brandt, Mrs. Bisel and Mrs. Wilson,
visiting the Houghton and McIntire
families, Of Sd venue After having
lunch and a few games of five hundred,
all returned to Atlantic City.
The base ball team Of the AngIesea
Baptist Sunday school was richly do
mated on Monday with an outfit con-
sisting Of catchers NIT, 3 base ball bats
aud an official league ball by Mayor
McLinden. The boys of the Sunday
school are indeed very thankful for this
kind gift and they intend to show the
mayor and town what real base ball
consist Of as payment. They will play
their first game at Tuckahoe, Friday,
July 10th. Quite a lively time is x
pected as there will be four automobile
loads of good players and good rooters
leave the Baptist church Friday at $50
a. M, to make the journey to Tucka-
hoe and there play the base ball team
of the Baptist Sunday school. The
girls of our Sunday school are as deeply
interested in the team as the boys and
you know when two heads get together
it is always better than one, and moth
ing is more inspiring to a good base
ball player than to know that on the
side line he Is backed up by a hand
some delegation Of good rooters. Lunch
will be taken along and a happy, joy
GUS time is looked for. Our Sunday
school meets every Sunday morning at
10 a. m. sharp and our boys and girls
would be glad to have all who will,
come out. They will make you feel
right at home, aud try to make the
hour pleasant, entertaining and help
full. We are looking forward to our
Sunday school picnic which will be
held August 18th. That is to ibe Bap-
tist Sunday school day IN the island as
the Sunday schools from Tuckahoe and
Cape May Court House will be here on
an excursion, and, say boys, we don't
want those Sunday schools to come in
here and show US what a real Sunday
school looks like, do we? Let's beat
them in base ball and on the day Of the
picnic we will beat them in numbers,
too; q let us have as our slogan song,
IA new scholar every Sunday and
when the day of the picnic comes we
will have'them beat there, too.
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Miss Miriam Turner, of Virginia, has