Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-06-14

The flag raising at the First M. E..
church at Wildwood will take place
next Sunday evening at 1870 O'Clock.
Captain O'Daniel, with his musketeers,
will fire a salute as the flag is unfurled.
After the flag is flung to the breeze, the
speaking will take place in the church
by Pastor Edwards, Judge Henry H.
E~ldredge and Senator Lewis T. Stevens.
The nine months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. Breen died at the Crest
last week, at Lsvenderand Pacific ave.
nues, and was buried in Philadelphia
last Saturday. The mother before her
marriage was Miss Katherine Seward.
GROCERY CLERKS wanted at once.
Apply to Sheppard w. Coombs, Maple
and New York avenues.-adv.
Morris H. Clark, formerly of Wild
wood, is now with the United States
soldiers In France.
Edward b. Garrigues, Jr., of Wild
wood avenue, has enlisted in the laval
i rssery e ild sp Sa wstll s GO 81 dapbEc June =
was a student at the Wild wood high
school the past winter.
Edgar H. Foster and family, of Phil
adelphis, have arrived and opened
their cottage at 140 E. Baker avenue.
Specialize pairs men and women's
Sample Pumps and Oxfords at 1925.
w. M. Beers.-adv.
Arthur Lloyd, of 104 w. Rio Grande
avenue, has received word that his
brother, George E. Lloyd, has arrived
In France. He was in Company E,
300 infantry In Camp Dix.
d, A. 8. Murphy and wife are down for
the summer in their cottage at 18th
and Surf avenues. They are accom-
panied by their daughter Ida, James
E., Corcoran, who Is Mrs. Murphy's
father, and Howard Schade.
Charles Hantze, OF 210 w. Poplar
avenue, caught a AZ pound drum fish
from the Crest fishing pier on Friday
of last week. He had great difficulty
in pulling in the big fish and was
obliged to beach it. Mr.. Hantze is q
member of the Wildwood Crest Fish
ing Club.
Tenth series of the Holly Beach
BuildingLoan Association Is now open;
shares may be had upon application 10
any officer of association, and at off
ices of William H. Bright, opposite
Reading and Pennsylvania stations and
1907 Pacific avenue.-adv
MI. and Mrs. w. H. Bright have
been up in New England this week
attending the commencement exerci-
ses of Mt. Holyoke College at South
Hadley, Mass, where their daughter
Eloise graduated. They were accom-
panied by their son-in-law, j. Beatty
Allen, of Collingswood: Joy, their
daughter, and Mrs. Richard H. Coney,
Mrs. Bright's niece.
Do you have any automobile troub-
lie? Take 1t to the Central Garage, Oak
avenue.-adv.
AT a meeting of the Board of Gov
errors OF the Board of Trade held in
the board of trade office on the board
walk Wednesday afternoon, June 18th,
Miss Alice Hendee was appointed stem
ographer to the managing secretary,
for a term of three months, beginning
Monday, June 18th.
James ID. Ober, who vas employed
in the Coombs Lum Der company plan
ing mill at Wildwood for several years,
has moved his family from Young ave
nue. to Haddonfield, aud Mr.. Ober has
secured employment in one of the big
industrial establishments nearby. Char
ley Getsinger has also been lured away
by the big wages paid inthe munition
manufacturing centres.
j. Albert Harris has become an auto
mobilist and purchased. q machine OF
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