Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-07-30

Rev. John Rigg, pastor of Christ
church, Riverton, has his choir boys
camping on the beach front at 18th
street. They are having a dandy time
of it.
The base ball team of the Tuckahoe
Baptist Sunday school will play the
Anglesea boys on Saturday, July 51st,
at 2.80 p. m. on the diamond at Angle.
"a. This will make the second game
Of a series Of games to be played be.
tween the different Baptist Sunday
schools of the county. On Saturday
August 9TH, we expect to play the Sun.
day school at Cape May Court House.
The Sunday school of the Angleses
Baptist church will hold a beach party
at the foot of Fourth avenue, Thursday
evening, August 9Th, at 7.30. Every
child and every grown person that has
ever attended or ever expects to attend
and those who do not attend our Sun
day school are cordially invited to this
beach party and enjoy q pleasant eve.
ming with the young folks. A great
big bonfire will be the feature of the
evening, and around this fire there will
be q number of beautifully decorated
tables all heavily laden with good
things to eat, hot sandwiches, coffee,
cake, etc. Z Where could you find 9
better place to spend an evening than
among the bright, smiling faces of ouI
Sunday school children and grown-ups.
And where could you place your spend
ing change to better advantage than
helping this good work and eoconrag-
ing the young folks? The party will
be in charge Of Miss Eyrene Ware, Sun.
day school secretary, and she will be
assisted by Misses Florence Mack,
Broxxie Hewitt, Delta Ware, Ester
Whsle, Lula Mack, Lucy Whsle, lisa.
belle Corson, Odessa Ware and Geor'
gia Hayes. Games will be played on
the beach and every one will be made
to feel right at home.
Last Sunday was our banner day,
The school had the largest attendance
ever known. Services on Sunday as
follows:
Sunday school at 10 q. M, F. II,
Hewitt, superintendent.
Preaching at IL a. M. by Rev. Skull.
Song service s p. M.
Preaching 8.15 p. M. by Rev. Andel
Gooshu, OF Russia.
All are welcome. Come.
The party fishing boats are doing 8
good business, as they go out crowded
every day. On Sunday a scarcity Of
boats prevailed.
The Kensington Fishing club with
$50 members took Anglesea by storm
over Sunday.
Mrs. @. r. Riggin, of Windsor, Md,
Is on a visit at the home of George e
Riggin on Central avenue.
Miss Mae Doherty entertained 9
number of her friends Tuesday evening
at the Hotel Hereford.
John Tomlin, Larry Ellis, Thomas
Cunningham and William Davis, Of
Camden; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barlow
and children, of Gloucester, are guests
at the Davis House at New Jersey and
Spruce n
"a
u One OF the largest sea monsters eve
caught along the Atlantic coast was
brought in at Anglesea on Monday
The fish was a horse mackerel and
weighed 900 pounds. Captain Gu.
Aspinberg, while fishing off the coasI
at Cape Henlopen In the Irene caught
this monster and had to harpoon 1t t.
save his nets. He also captured a tigel
shark which weighed 1000 pounds
The latter fish was shipped to New
York, but the mackerel was put IN tbs
refrigerator plant at AngIesea and will
be on exhibition on the boardwalk be,
low the Ocean Pier on Saturday, JULY
81, and at Anglesea on Sunday. Aftel
the exhibit the fish will be shipped te
the New York market. 1t is reported
the fish brings eleven cents q pound
This same boat came in Wednesday
with 1400 large blue fish, which werl
shipped to Philadelphia and New
York.
Officer lowering, who stopped In
spector Lovett when that person wal
exceeding the speed limit in NORTH
Wildwood, wishes it understood tina
be is not q correspondent for any news
paper and was seen performing hill
duty rs an officer. Mr.. Lovett should
set the example and see to It tina
speeding on the streets stop before an
other serious accident occurs.
G. Kraiker, representing the Ameri
can Fisheries society Of the United
States, was here on business this week