Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-04-07
WILDWOOD.

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orari proceedings brought by Ocean
City parties to stop the repair aud
paving of the Holly Beach road to the
mainland. the contract for which was
awarded recently by the County Board
of Freeholders. The Freeholders are
represented by their solicitor, Joseph
Douglass, assisted by Walter H. Bacon,
Of Bridgeton. Attorney Styron, of
Atlantic City, represented the Ocean
City people. Judge Black will hear
argument next Tuesday at Cape May
Court House in the matter and decide
whether or not the certiorari will be
granted. These proceedings brought
by the Ocean City parties are evidently
in retaliation for the action brought by
the cities of Wildwood and Cape May
to stop the building of roads in Ocean
City and Stone Harbor.
William A. Cobb, formerly of Wild
wood, was married to Miss Sadie K.
Heilman at two o'clock Tuesday, April
4th, 1916, q, the home of the BRIDES
sister, Mrs. Alfred F. Camp, $40 East
Wildwood avenue. The Rev. Mr..
Bailey officiated. Following the cere-
mony a luncheon was served, after
which the happy couple left for Lans-
downe, Pa, where they will make their
home. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred F. Camp, Mrs. Katherine
Camp and MI. and Mrs. CurtC Graef.
The Holly Beach Building and Loan
Association will issue its eighth series
in the month of May. Arrangements
can be made to get shares now, as
stockholders of record will be given the
opportunity of borrowing first.
The Wildwood Fire Company will
soon be sporting a fine, silk, American
flag, size So by ~, which cost 500.
Also the members are having made a
fine silk banner, to cost in the neigh
borhood of 500, to be presented to the
same company. At a regular monthly
meeting of the Wild wood Fire COM
pany three contributing members
were installed: Sedge Banks, Capt.
Deal and John Wright.
DR.. King, of Vineland, will occupy
the pulpit of the Holly Beach Presby-
terrain church nextSunday. His morn
ing subject will be "Daniel's Attach
ment to the House of God.' In the
evening his subject will be Nebuchad-
nezzar's Dream and its Relation to the
European war. DR.. King will be here
every Sunday during the month of
April. The church has called j. New
ton Kugler, Of Marlboro, N. Y, who
will come here about the middle of
May to take charge of the pastorate.
"Sham"will be presented at Bakers
Theatre April "a. This is the dainty
society drama that Henrietta Crosman
starred in recent, and is a neat bit of
fiction extracted from real life. x
The musical given by the Glass of
'l6 Of the Wild wood High. school on
Tuesday evening was a success and en-
joyed by all present. The class wishes
to thank all persons who assisted in
making it an entertaining program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Riley, ST., of
Wild wood avenue, will move to Woods
town next Tuesday. A married
daughter from Camden will come to
Wildwood and take the house which
they have been occupying. The two
sons will remain here, one being en-
ployed by Abbotts diaries and one by
the Crystal ice company.
The Wild wood Embroidery Shop is
showing some very pretty new things.
Have you seen that chocolate set In the
window? 1872 E. Wildwood avenu x
Mrs. Frank Swope, of 225 West
Wildwood avenue, was advised to go
to a hospital to have a dislocated
shoulder reset. About five weeks ago
Mrs. Swope met with a painful acct
dent through the careless driving of
IN automobile.
Miss Elsie Fisher, of Magnolia ave.
nue., had a surprise last Saturday from
her friends in Germanto wn in the form
of a linen shower by parcel post.
Mrs. NJ. Crowther, Of Juniper avenue,
who has been spending the winter in
Philadelphia, will open her cottage
April 10th.
E. P. Shock, of Philadelphia, con-
templates opening a delicatessen store,
in Bright's block, corner of Oak and
Railroad avenues, in the near future.
y Last Tuesday morning a number of
carloads of building material was re-
ceived, via the Reading, for the build
ing operations at West Wildwood, a
tract oil the meadows owned by w. d.
Ham. One house is under a now