Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-12-08
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TIC liDrarles, VINO was expected 10 make
an address this evening before the
Civic club informs Mrs. Mayhem that,
because Of illness, she cannot come to
Wild VOID.
Building Association funds to loan
on first mortgage in amounts to suit.
Robert J. Kay secretary, Wild wood,
N. j. y
Jesse Coombs and wife left this week
to spend the winter with one of their
daughters, Mrs. G.. II. Horner. at Cam
bridge, Md. This town is the county
seat of Dorchester county in the fish
of the state, near the Chesapeake Bay.
The population Is about 5000. Mr..
Coombs is the man who has the beau
tiful garden on Wild wood avenue.
He has put his tulips asleep for the
winter under a covering of good Itch
soil SO they will be already for next
Easter.
Don't forget to get your Christmas
candies early at Loves, 1903 Pacific
avenue. X
Singing Master Pfeiffer was down
Wednesday night and led the Wild
wood chorus. Another rehearsal next
Thursday night at 7.30 In the third
ward fire house. All members are re-
quested to be present. All men able to
sing bass DR. tenor are invited, as the
chorus is in need OF male voices.
See our Xmas neck wear, Georgette
crepe, null, ordandi and broad cloth
collars and sets. Miss M. O'Daniel. n
Scoutmaster Harry Liddell having
moved away the boy scouts have been
taken in charge by Walter M. Beers.
They will meet every Thursday eve
ming at the Baptist parsonage.
We are now open with a full line OF
Xmas candies at Loves, 1908 Pacific
avenue.
Owing to questions of legality raised
both by the rector and by others pres
emit at the annual meeting of the con
gregation of st. Simeon's. by-the-sea on
Monday night, the rector has decided
to submit the Questions involved 10
the Bishop and his counsellors and
pending the decision to hold the action
of the meeting in allegiance.
William e. Lawrence and family, OF
Salem, spent the Thanksgiving holi-
days at A. l.. Colson's, Mrs. Lawrence
being a daughter of Mrs. Colson.
Beautiful silk umbrellas; just the
kind for Xmas gifts. Prices 81 to So.
Try our any weather. Miss O'Daniel.
G. B. Favinger, Jr., is the new agent
in charge of the Adams express BUSH
ness in Wild wood.
Christmas cards, tags and booklets at
r. w. Ryan's, 143 e. Wildwood ave. n
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist church cleared S67 from their
recent oyster supper.
Wanted-500 men and women 10
wear our So footwear. w. M. Beers. X
Mrs. Rosa Siglinger will leave to-
morrow for st. Petersburg, Florida, to
spend the winter. She will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Schweble.
Fresh grated cocoanuts at Loves. X
Rev. d. H. King preached in the
union church at Stone Harbor last
Sunday. Next Sunday he will be at
the Holly Beach Presbyterian church
again.
For a scarf and cap set of brushed
wool delight of the athletic girl for ska
ting, goldng, motoring and walking.
Prices ST. to So, go to Mics O'Daniel's. X
r Mildred Schellenger, jessie Eldredge
and Lillian Colson were home from the
Trenton state normal school over the
Thanksgiving holidays. This first
visit home from boarding school was
quite an event in the lives of the young
ladies. -
MI. and Mrs. B. F. Miller entertain
ed over Sunday at a turkey dinner in
honor of their 2Sth wedding anniver-
sary her daughter and husband, MI.
and Mrs. Arthur Beliman, Russell
Miller, of Riverside; George Schroffel,
of Philadelphia; Kathryn Miller, Bea-
trice Miller, Evelyn Metz. Einar Nell
son, Helen Moore, of Wildwood.
And now Congressman Bacharach
proposes to reduce the cost of living by
authorizing the government to issue
q cent pieces. Every little helps, but
we are afraid the relief will not reach
Wildwood.
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u Prince of Wildwood Born