Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-01-17

Baker, Senator w. H. Bright, Jsd Du-
Bots, Thomas S. Goslin, Robert J. Kay,
Montgomery H. Lewis, John Reese,
r. w. Ryan, George N. Smith and j.
Fithian Tatem. Russell III. Thompson,
a son.in-law Of r. w. Ryan, was cleo
ted a director to succeed the late Geo.
J. Emf, which completes the full board
of eleven directors. Mr.. Thompson,
the newly elected director, is a we'll
known summer resident and a success
ful real estate operator in Philadelphia.
The Union Bank reelected all the old
directors as follows: Jason Buck, Ro-
land Corson, J. II. Coombs, F. p.
Downs, F. g. English, Wash. Hilton,
G. H. Huppert, g. A. Norton, L. M.
Rice, d. Miles Rigor, John Taylor,
Alfred Taylor, County Collector q. w.
Saul, Palmer M. Way. There is one
vacancy, the full board numbering fif-
teen. Mr.. Huppert succeeds Mr.. Rigor
as vice president. The trust company
re- elected all the old directors: A. B.
Andersen, Ut, L. r. and P. P. Baker,
Robert Bright, A. L. Colson, Heber
Crane, g. A. Douglass, H. g. Dunlap,
A. Konowitch, s. A. Laning, e. l..
Siebert, M. D. Swisher, DIR. Tomlln,
w. F. Wentzell, fifteen being the full
board.
Conveysncing, wills and deeds
drawn. William H. Bright.-adv.
s. E. Lockwood, the Wild wood po-
hceman, writes from Miami, Florid a,
that be expects to remain there until
the middle of next mouth. He is on a
leave of absence for his health, and he
and his wife are located at 816 Cordov a
avenue.
A two year old girl of George Nc
Anney, of west Andrew avenue, died
from pneumonia about a week ago. In
terment was made at TuckertOu on
Wednesday by Undertaken Ingersoll.
In the month of December Launing
Myers wrote to the Carnegie Corpora
ton Of New York concerning the re-
quirements necessary for filing An ap-
plication for. a library at Wildwood.
The reply was that owing to the alb
normal conditions created by the war
no new applications for the erection Of
library buildings were being considered.
The trouble with a building of this sort
is it's upkeep, which Is said to be about
$500 annually.
Building Association funds to loan
on first mortgage in amounts to suit.
Robert ]. Kay secretary, Wildwood,
N. J.-adv.
Prof. A. Faure has been sick for sew
eral days at his home lis East Mag
nolia e He is under the care Of
DIR. Tomlin. The illustrated lecture
on Northern France, which he expect
ed to deliver January 21st, at the high
school auditorium for the benefit of
the Red Cross has been postponed till
after his recovery.
Holly Beach Fire company elected
the following officers Monday night:
President, w. H. Stein; vice president,
R. g. Pierpont; secretary, F. s. Lloyd;
treasurer, A. l.. Forcum; captain, HIS.
White; ladder lieutenant, w. G. Nuss;
chemical lieutenant, Joseph Taylor;
hose lieutenant, M. M. Schellenger;
engine lieutenant, G. r. Page.
The Wildwood Athletic club met
Tuesday night in the office of w. E.
Castor and elected the followin Off
GERS: President, w. E. castor; vice
president, l.. s. Caldwell; secretary,
G. R. Page; treasurer, Frank Went
zell; directors, R. P. Fitzpatrick, Will
Cole, Hugh Higgins, John II. Pratt,
E. B. Pagan.
Sunday pight DR.. King in the Pres
byterian church will preach on the
subject of Moses Lifting up a Serpent
Of Brass iu the Wilderness for the
Healing of the Dying Isrselites." AT
blc HIOiulhS SCI WIG LIN oNNJONS l. ~
''The Spiritual Amphitheater."
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Meehan have
returned from Melville to their An
drew avenue home.
Miss Ada Wentzell, a Camden school
teacher, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her aunt, Miss 8. E. Wentzell, in
the Scott apartments. a.
Ex-Congressman George White, the
colored man from North Carolina, who
started Whitesboro, Cape May county,
died a few weeks ago in Philadelphia.
where he had q law office. AS far az
we know he was the only colored man
who has ever sat in Congress. Many
of the colored settlers of Wbitesboro
came from North Carolina, and they
are a pretty good lot of citizens. Mr..