Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-11-16

Clayton gave reports from the Conven-
ton Of the New Jersey State Federation
Of Women's Clubs at Trenton. The
meeting voted to buy Liberty Bond.
Semi-monthfy meetings of the Section
have been held this autumn at the club
house and homes of Mrs. Jonathan
Hand, Mrs. B. V. VanHorn and Mrs.
John Bright. With Mrs. Van Horn
chairman, Mrs. Harry Koeneke vice.
chairman, Mrs. Hand secretary, and
Mrs. Norton treasurer, the section is
doing good work. They have a regu-
lar day each week for work at the Red
Cross room and voted $25.0 0 to the
Y. M. O. A. fund.- A class in French,
under the instruction of Auguste Faure,
is being formed. Plans for a commu-
nifty Christmas celebration and Carol
singing are in the hands of committees,
as well as two concerts for this winter.
Music Section meetings are held this
winter IN and near Philadelphia by the
summer resident members.
Pillsbnry flour Sl8. 25 barrel. s. w.
Coombs. adv.
Mrs. y. w. Maxwell has returned
from a visit In Pennsylvania and also
to her son at Fort DUPONT. Delaware.
She was accompanied by bel daughter
Myrtle, Lavinia Johnson, and her
niece, Miss Margaret Steigelman, the
latter pf Morton, Pa.
Prot. 81. q. Chalmers was taken
suddenly Ill at his home last Friday
night~He was aloneat the time, his
wife and daughter being out of town.
He managed to era wi to the telephone
and call DR.. Adams, who stayed with
him all night. He has had several
severe hemorrages and has been a very
sick man.
For Sale-6,000 square feet of good
corrugated iron. King, ITO West
Schellenger avenue. adv
Advertisements and items of news
for the JOURNAL can be left at the
Bridges cottage at 116 Andrew avenue
by folks residing in the lower Holly
Beach section of Wild wood.
George H. Kilmer and little daugh-
ter made a trip to the city yesterday.
John Harris, of Camden, who sue
ceeds to the law practice of the late II.
HI. Voorhees,, was in Wildwood last
night.
George Thurman, OF Taylor avenue,
will move to the city next week.
White Lily flour 81. 95 barrel. s.
w. Coombs. adv.
On Friday, Nov. %, Mrs. Jennie
Patterson will speak 10 the Baptist
church under the auspices of the
w. q. T. u. Mrs. Patterson is an en-
tertaining speaker and interspersers
her lectures with Rotations which
have won for her several medals In
oratorical contests. Her last medal
was the gold medal won at the con-
vention last month. The children's
choir will sing. All welcome.
Seven new members joined the Ep-
worth League ofthe NJ. E. church last
Monday night. New officers were
elected as follows: President, Joseph
F. James; vice Presidents, L. P. Coney,
Mrs. Mary Sharp, Mrs. Maud Blinn;
treasurer, Mrs. Lidie Elmquist; secre-
tary, Mrs. Edith Seymour; organist,
Miss Esther Stein; chorister, Harry
Hill.
Duluth Imperial flour $15 barrel.
S. w. Coombs. adv.
Mr.. Frampus had his arm injured
a few days ago while doing cement
work on the government work at Cape
May. A piece of scantling falling from
a bove struck his arm, and he has to
lay off for awhile.
Water Commissioner John Taylor
and family, Edward Taylor and fami-
ly, Percy Taylor and family, Harry
Corson and family, in four automobiles
left for their Southern homes at Nc
Clellanville, South Carolina, on Mon
uaJ.~
Abe Konowitch is building a store on
Pacific avenue on part of the Strand
property bought by him1a year or SO
ago. 1t will be occupied by L..
Staller, who will move In from next
door when same is completed.
Curt Graef, of the Pennsy news stand,
has goneto the city, and obtained en-
ployment at his trade.