Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-10-12
NORTH WILDWOOD

Why fcSt WCCht wa q olOW ~ uip laikC
circle of friends on this beach. The
late Mr.. Conway occupied a bungalow
on Ottens Canal for the past several
years, and through his likable person
atty counted his friends by the score.
He was serving his third term as Har-
Dor Master of the Wildwood Yacht
Club, and there was seldom a week
end IN the past five Years hal Harbor
M aster Conway, with his hearty laugh
and big heartedness, failed to make
his appearance at the Yacht Club. Mr..
Conway was taken i'll at his place Of
business, Bath and Oh. stnnt Streets,
and through a heavy cold 1t developed
into pneumonia. At $50 O'Clock Mon
day morning last, twenty members of
the Wildwood Yacht Club, headed by
Commodore klank Brennan aud chair
man Of the House Committee, Henry
IL. Ottens met at the corner If 18th aud
Lancaster Avenue, and merched in a
body to the home of the deceased at 924
North 48th Street wbers the Club paid
its last respects TO its departed men,
Der. The club offered Two very hand
some floral pieces, one in the form OF a
rose anchor and the other a beautiful
wreath of flowers. The services were
held at the Church of Our Mother of
Sorrows, and interment was made in
the cemetery adjoining the church.
On Friday, October 5, 1917, Marion
Lowering was given a surprise party in
honor of his 18th birthday. There were
present Wilhelmina Loeffier, Kathryn
Currap, LaRue Kline, Zelda Webster,
Betty Rice, Elizabeth Ely, Annie Sny-
der, Edith Sayder, Isabel Palmer, VIM.
Rice, Edward d. Friday, Milton Lev
ering, Bobert Schenkel, Edwin Lever
ing, Clarence Let's, Raymond Lever
ing, Clarence Glenn, Richard Lar
comb. Refreshments were served aud
the children had a good time.
Miss Lizzie Hirst, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with her grandmother.
AT a birthday party given to Adelaide
Walters there were present Anna and
Edith Snyder, Bertha Kraus, Betty
aud Elizabeth Rice, Emma Let's,
Etnyf Taylor, Anna Colson, and her
school teacher, Miss Wills. Mr.. OF
tens sent some strawberries.
MI. and Mrs. Jason Buck spent a
few days this week with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Marshall Lummis at Pitman.
Mrs. Freezing Hewitt and daughter
Brooxxie, are visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Burns, in Gloucester.
The ladies of the M. E. church Will
hold their annual Sour Kraut supper
in the basement of the church on Tues
day, November 6. Tickets Doc.
Captain and Mrs. Shaw, of the Coast
Guard station, motored to Asbury Park
last week.
Jim Hand, of Camden, spent the
weekend with his sister, Mrs. Annie
Young.
Mrs. Joseph Wheaton is visiting rel
atives in Washington, D. G.
The Anglesea Ladies Aid, of the
NJ. E. church, will hold an apron aud
food sale next Saturday afternoon and
evening In the Harris store on Pacific
avenue, near Lincoln.
The following pupils have not been
absent nor tardy during the first month
of the present term and deserve to
have their names on the honor list:
John Bright, Menalke V. Booth, Eu
gene Preston, John Preston, Anthony
WHIST, Evelyn Mansika, Violet Taylor,
John Sanders, Loren Heating, Mildred
Aspenberg, Eliza Barber, Victor Bjerk-
lund, Martin Newkirk, Anna Colsor
Ester Elstrom, Bocela Kimpell, Laura
WHIST, Emma Lotte, Pauline Aspen.
berg, Edith Carlberg, Pauline Grace,
Jennie Loffier, Elizabeth Rice, Mar
garet Monroe, Emily Mohr, Henry
Barber, Edgar Kline, John Braidwood
Ed W ard Hanson, Fred Miller, Walter
Hanson, Harvey Preston, James Rice,
Warren Riggin, Louis Stella, Francis
WeiderstIon, Everett Axelson, Harry
Colson, David Horner, Clarence Glenn,
Eric Miller, Alan Mohr, Wesley New
kirk, Marion lowering, Leontine Stella
Zelda Webster, Lillian Godfrey, Ethyl
Grace, Betty Rice, Adelaide Smith
Gilbert Bloomell, Fred Zwirner, Mary
Barber, George Garretson, La Rue
Kline, Elizabeth Ely, Frances Shute
Edwin Richman, Harold Braid wooC
aud Wilson Mathis. Total enrolled
? durinp Reptember I79. last wear I59.