Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-08-08
WILDWOOD
Continued from page l

FaleS OF property 1ne OaiOii"N
erty bungalow, east 22d street, North
Wild wood, to Fred d. Webster, OF
Philadelphia, who is in the automobile
business. The j. L. Crew property,
Poplar and Philadelphia avenues, to
Thomas Slpple, of Darby, Pa, a large
contractor and builder. The "Cohan-
sew the Warren Budd property, east
Schellenger avenue, by the Estate OF
DIR. Christian Weiss to Samuel Bloom,
of Chester, Pa, a wholesale commits
sion merchant. The Samuel Attack
property, corner of 18th and Pennsyl-
vania venue to Horace Devices, OF
Philadelphia.
Subscribers desiring change OF adj
dress should notify the JOURNAL Office
direct. The post office does not for
ward newspapers when a person moves
from one address to another.
Cecil ODER built the house for Bank
Clerk Colfesh, who figures in the
North Penn bank crash. 1t is located
on the road to Rio Grande, just across
the bridge.
Anniversary services will be held in
the Methodist church next Sunday.
DR.. John Krantz, of Paterson, one OF
the strong preachers of the New York
conference, who had charge Of the ser
vices last year, will be here again next
Sunday. The Sunday-school session
at 2 80 will be featured by a question
box. Write out your questions before
coming to Sunday-school and they
will be answered by the pastor. The
ladies will hold their annual bazaar on
the board walk in the Arcade square
on August 10, IA and Is. There will
be q beautiful quilt on sale. Mrs. Alice
Batehler, soloist at the Swedish Con-
gregationalist chnrch in Philadelphia,
a guest at the Ogden, will sing.
The Maria Shaw Estate has sold a
house and lot at los east Hand ave-
nue. to A. Lincoln Samuel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel have lived in the house
for some years.
Mary Turner, of Westville, has pur-
chased a property on Roberts avenue
from the Estate of the late Samuel and
Sarah Buzine. For borrowing purpo-
ses q valuation OF 81 600 was put upon
the property by an appraisal COM
mittee.
George Nichols, cashier of the First
National Bank Of Cape May Court
House, was q Wildwood visitor yes
terday. In 1904 Senator Bright was
elected Sheriff of Cape May county and
during his three years residence at the
county seat be organized this bank.
The sermons at the Lutheran church
next Sunday will be preached by Rev.
d Burt Smith, d. D., Of st. PauFs
Lutheran church, Esston, Pa, a writ
er and lecturer. His topics will be:
II a. M, MAKING my Church Mag
netic;" 7.30, 1.-THE Brighter Day."
y DR.. King will preach in Vineland on
Sunday in the church which he served
for more than a quarter OF a century.
During his absence his pulpit here
will be occupied, morning and eve
ming by Rev. Clinton Cook of Fair
play, Colorado. Mr.. Cook comes as a
candidate for the p~astorate when DR..
King is ready to give up the work.
Eighty-one persons attended the
La- kill L., H. kha nrnobvfnFIQE n |
Church last Sunday afternoon. The
class was taught by Mr.. Linton, of
Philadelphia. Next Sunday after
noon the teacher will be Rev. Clinton
Cook, of Colorado, and the attendance
is expected to reach the 100 mark.
Rev. David w. Berry, OF Millville,
preached a most excellent sermon Sun
day night on "Amos and His Plumb
Line"
Mrs. Charles O.. Struse Is one of the
long time summer residents who still
enjoys coming to Holly Beach every
season. AT present she is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Annie E. Fighter, of
Roxboro, Pa. In a few days she ex-
poets Mrs. Ida Butcher and family to
spend the balance Of the summer with
her.
Eugene Lamb, of West Philadelphia,
has purchased through Agent Estlow
two lots on west Montgomery avenue,
and will build.