Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-03-09

Wednesday night was a busy ve-
ing at Anglesea. The fire company
aud the Anglesea Association each
held its monthly meeting.
Mrs. Mary Godfrey has been spend
ing a few days in the city.
The new Wild wood Gun club, which
is an auxiliary of the Wildwood Yacht
club, will hold its first all day shoot on
Saint Patrick's day, Saturday, March
18th, at eleven o'clock. The new gun
club is starting out with flying c%olors,
like all the things the Wild wood Yacht
club starts. This is strictly an amateur
handicap clay pigeon shoot, and for
that reason will be all the more enter
tanning because the club is inviting
gunuers from other resorts. The en-
trace fee is $1.00. Every gunner who
desires to participate in this shoot
needs simply TO come to the Wild wood
Yacht club. 18th aud DeIawar ave-
nues, and pay his entrance fee. All
amateur gunners are cordially invited.
There will be standup lunch and var
ious entertainments on Saturday and
Sunday. Rooming quarters can be oh.
tained for those desiring to stay over
Sunday, at very low rates. There will
be dancing all day Saturday at the
yacht club. The shoot will be under
the direction of H. II. Voorhees,, who
on Saturday last scored 40 points to
"Chief" Beuder's so, at the Biedeman
club at Pea Shore, n. ].
The following pupils braved the in
clement westherduring theshort month
of February and were present each day
the school was open and also were not
tardy: Martin Newkirk. Raymond
lowering, Walter Hansen, Allen Shiv-
ers, Esther Ekstrom, Jennie Loeffler,
Henry Barber, Erick Miller, Evert AK
elson, Fred Loeffier, Msgnus Ekstrom,
James Rice, Ed win Hansen, Russell
Streaker, Pauline Grace (name omitted
last month by mistake), Richard Lar
combe, Augustus Mack, Wesley New
kirk, Sara Bright, Ethyl Grace, Marie
Ekstrom, Beatrice Rice, Emma Clark,
Leontine Stella, George Johnson, VIM.
Jones, Wilmer Streaker, Alice Carl
berg, Jennie Leonard, Milton lowering,
Herman Nidorf, Carl Ekstrom, John
French, William Rice, Myer Nidorf,
Dorothy Price, Karin Carlberg and
Myrtle Streaker. There was an enroll
nsent of 1872 for the month, with al
average attendance of 1853 pupils each
day.
In accordance with the announce
ment of the Commissioner of Eduea-
ton, that the week beginning March
18th, will be Ego to school week. for
the entire State, an invitation is extern
ded by the school authorities and
teachers for all parents and others in-
terested in schools to visit the North
Wildwood school during the week
named and observe the work, sur
roundings and facilities. A cordial in
~vitation is extended to all.
Ii u 0CI1LlOIlIlNdy
Supervisor and Principal.
Mrs. Thomas Gummey and friend
spent part of the week here in her 10th
avenue cottage.
Horace Snyder has gone to the city
to work.
VIM. Standring spent a few days
this week in the city with his son.
Thomas Mitchell has returned after
spending a few weeks with his SOM in
the city.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Scully at Mace's hospital
on Tuesday, March 6, 1917.
The Golden Links class of the North
Wild wood Sunday-school met in Phil
adelphia at the home of Mrs. Horrocks
On Wednesday, Feb. q. There were
fifteen ladies present, and all were en-
thusiastic wei the fair to be held next
summer for the benefit of the building
fund. Many present promised articles
for the fair. Another meeting was
held at Mrs. Stienback's on Tuesday,
March g..