Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-12-07
JERSEY, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1917

held November 22d at the residence of
Mrs. NV. Bagley. Patriotic music of
America Will be the subject considered
this winter. After the business meet
ing andth presentation OF new names
for membership Miss Mary Ackley
read afpaper on new songs. Mrs. Lilly
Glieg sang two beautiful solos and en-
cores. Mrs. Harry w. Donaghy read
an article on war songs, after which
Mrs. Bagley served a delightful tea.
Thereawere about twenty-five present.
The next meeting was held on the first
Tbursday evening of December at
Mrs. George d. Wood wards, 10
Camden.
Conpeyancing, wills and deeds
drawn. William H. Bright. adv.
Theparents Of Harry Let's feel re-
lieved, since receiving a postal from
him this week. He joined the navy
last sumner, and this was the first
word received from him for four
months.
Pilisbury -four Sl8.25 barrel. S. w.
Coonnbs. adv.
Wilson H. Shive, Jr., of Philadel-
phia makes his regular Sunday visits
to the island. Mr.. Shive has professor
added In front of his name, earning the
title from Prof. Coll's select school of
dancing. Mr.. Coll had a school in
Wildwood several years ago.
Gold Medal -four $l3.75 barrel. 8.
w. Coombs. adv.
Harry Weir, who was injured In an
automobile accident two weeks ago,
was taken to the home of bis mother
In Philadelphia last Saturday. He was
able to walk to the waiting automobile
to go to the train.
While cunning yesterday Clinton
Johnson had a hand injured, which
vas dressed by DIR. Mayhem.
Mrs. Rosa Siglinger left Wildwood
this week to spend the winter at St.
Petersburg, Florida, and will be locat-
ed at 433 Ninth street, South. She
will go by steamship from Philadel-
phia on Saturday, December 9Th.
Winter potatoes 81. 35 busheI. S. w.
Coombs. adv.
Frank L. King returned last night
from Jersey Shore, Pa. He went to
visit one of the banks of that place,
which holds a lot of Wildwood prop
erty.
For Sale-6,0O0 square feet of good
corrugated iron. King, ITO West
Schellenger avenue. adv
The sugar shortage will DOR be over.
Don't let your grocer bluff you any
longer. Three million pounds of the
raw article arrived at New York this
week from Cuba and was taken to u
Brooklyn refinery. Heavy shipments
are also OIL the way from Porto Rico
and other southern points. 1t looks
now if Mr.. Ottens would be able 10
supply the North Wildwood kids with
the usual supply of Christmas candy.
Even SO, there is no excuse for wasting
the article or any food for that matter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Wright left
Wild wood on Thanksgiving day for an
automobile trip. Quite unex pectedly
Mr.. Wright was rendered a position on
the safety and traffic squad of the
Snellenburg store, which he accepted.
They are located In Camden at $40 s.
Fourth street, for the present.
Christmas greeting cards, booklets
and post cards. r. w. Ryan, Sta
tionery Store, 143 E. Wildwood ave. \
The Wildwood high school dramatic
association will present a three act farce
entitled 1.-THE Dutch Detective, u in the
high school auditorium on Friday even
ing, Dec. II. They promise the fun
NEST thing eve attempted in Wild
wood. The cast of c~haractersis Joseph
McCurdy, Charles RossKam, q. Alfred
Bates, Daniel Baker, Benjamin Baker,
Mary Barker, Helen Coombs, Monica
Scully, Elfredia Nye aud Elizabeth
Henkle.
Barber L. G. 6eidle, who is working
at bis trade at the Wissahickon Bar
racks, is talking about the tine Thanks
giving dinner that was provided for
the members of the US. Naval Re-
serve force at Cape May. They had
turkey, Wildwood style mashed pota-
toes, mince pie and all the good things
that go with it. Mr.. Molter, the Hol-
ly Beach barber, is also at the Bar
racks and knows about the dinner.
w. s. Hunter and wife, the singing
evangelists from Dorchester, have been
engaged by DR.. J. G. Edwards to take
part in the services Of the Wild wood