Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-05-04
WILDWOOD

telegraphed 10 the Marine National
Bank requesting cooperation in secu-
ring subscriptions to the United States
government 81 per cent. Liberty Loan.
Full information can be had at the
bank. The Marine Bank bought SIC, 900
of these bonds about two weeks ago.
You will notice that Miss j. Scott
has returned to her home and will open
the Wild wood Embroidery Shop on
the boardwalk on March 18th, in the
afternoons only until further notice.
Wouldn't you like to Knit a sweater
for yourself7 See Miss Scott about
il.
]. Archer Stackhouse, the public
school vocational director, has been
appointed farm demonstration for Cape
May county. His headquarters is in
the court house building at Cape May
Court House. Persons wanting infor-
nation along farming or gardening
lines can get 1t by writing or calling on
him.
Mothers day, Sunday, May 18th.
Send q few flowers TO the best mother
in the world, your mother. Ii she is
living wear colored flowers, II dead
wear white. 1t
Sedgwick r. Banks and Secretary of
the Board of Trade Harry Greaves
have enlisted IN the governments
coast reserve department. Mr. Greaves
reported yesterday at Fort Dupont and
his place In the school room was taken
by Mrs. Raymond Burke. Mrs. Banks
entered his power boat and automobile
In the government service and at pres
ent he reports to the officers at Cape
May almost daily.
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Bosch is recover
ing from her Illness, and will shortly
be able to join her many friends In
Wild wood for the summer season.
She hopes to be at home to her friends
here by the tenth of May. Charles W.
Bosch spent Sunday here with his
nephew, Allen b. Bosch, who is now
making his home with his grandmoth-
er.
A little book on gardening can be had
for the asking at the JOURNAL office.
1t is prepared by the government and
should be of interest to all who have
or contemplate having gardens.
Richard Fox returned Wednesday
evening from a trip 10 Salem, where he
visited his brother, Sheriff A. Lincoln
Fox, for a couple of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hanna left for
their Philadelphia home on Wednes-
day after a two weeks stay in their
Glen wood avenue apartment.
All the Hart properties on the island
have been incorporated into a COM
pany, the name chosen being "Invest-
ment Company of Wildwood, N. j."
John Bright is secretary. The COM
pany reports the following leases in
their Brooklyn-Hart apartments cor
ner Atlantic and Wild wood avenues:
Third floor apartment for year round
to Walter Scott; first floor
apartment for season to q well known
Philadelphia consulting chemist, Ivan
A. A. Blisch and family. The ground
floor apartment hitherto used by the
Hart family, is to be rented this sea-
son, they having planned to spend the
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spent nine successive summers here
their presence will be missed.
Mrs. B. F. Miller, of east Pine ave
nue., has been admitted to the Wom-
ems College hospital, Philadelphia, for
treatment. Mrs. Olive Metz, a daugh-
ter. has returned home for the summer
to assist in preparing the apartments
for occupancy. Mrs. Frank D.. Me-
Kay and small son, of Philadelphia
have been spending two weeks with
the family.
The morning subject at the Lutheran
church next Sunday will be The
Threefold Judgment evening, "Abide
with Me-" The subject OF the Sunday
school lesson at ten a. M. will be "Mo'
ses Giving the Law"
Miss Henry, one of the Wildwood
school teachers, has been very sick,
with a trained nurse In attendance.
The Junior Epworth League OF the
Methodist church held a very enjoya'
BILE social Monday night. There were
forty-two persons present to enjoy the
ice cream and cake. Mrs. A. K. Blinn
and Mrs. Harry Leaning assisted In
the entertaining. Next Sunday eve
ming the PASTORS subject will be "The
Empty Crib"
Harry H. Fried, of Newfeld, was In
WiIduood uooford nv in hfa COR accom-.