Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-07-18

The wives, sisters, mothers and wo-
men friends of the members of the
Wild wood Athletic club held a meet
ing at the home of Mrs. f. VIM. Cole,
1913 Oak avenue and formed a ladies
auxiliary. After they had elected off,
GERS they prepared various plans and
methods to raise funds for the athletic
club building, which will be in the
form of q Liberty building. The site
selected for this Is on Oak avenue, fac
ing the Casino pier. The following Off
GERS were elected: Mrs. Howard
Banks, chairman; Mrs. w. S. Wright,
vice chairman; Mrs. Roland Corson,
secretary; Mrs. George l. Stein, treas
urer.
Robert Hamilton, .Jr., 1406 Thomp-
son street, Harrisburg, Pa, and Edgar
Spotz, 1S49 Whitehall street, of the
same city, both Of whom are fifteen
years old, recently arrived in Wild
wood on bicycles. They covered the
entire distance of Ill d one half miles
from Harrisburg to Philadelphia, as
shown by their cyclometers, in thlr-
teen hours five minutes. The road
taken by the cyclists from Philadelphia
to Wildwood was IS miles and they
traversed this distance in nine hours
and five minutes. The boys display-
ed wonderful initiative, for. shortly
after arriving here they secured two
boardwalk concessions and state they
are doing a thriving business.
Sixty persons attended the big inter
UNCONVENTIONAL Bible class in the
Presbyterian chnrch last Sunday after
noon and listened to a splendid ex-
position of the subject of Baptism by
George Teaz, of Philadelphia. Next
Sunday afternoon the subject will be
the Lords Supper" explained by
Frederick Bauer, of Philadelphia.
Wild wood visitors should not fail to
hear the discussions IN this wonderful
bible class every Sunday at 80 p. m.
Knives, scissors, clippers, lawn now
ers sharpened. Val Singley, 18th and
0tteDs TensA Both 9honss-
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Judge arrived
this week from New York in their
Leaning e cottage after a trip
to California and Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lentz, OF
Philadelphia, are spending the sum-
mer in Wildwood as usual in the Won
Katz apartments on Young avenue.
The Weekly News Review which
has been a feature of the JOURNAL on
the second page for quite a long time
is omitted this week because of the
absence from Washington of the editor
who prepares it. 1t will be continued
next week and hereafter.
Father Moroney, rector of st. AIMS
Roman Catholic church, Wild wood,
will hold early morning masses in the
Casino auditorium on Sunday, July
q, and all Sundays in August. The
AlOb OhC Az a. IA Lie wa lOACCu w
do this because OF the lack of space for
the great numbers of communicate
that come down on the Sunday excur-
sions and who attend the services at
the local church. The arrangement is
only temporary and will probably not
be necessary next summer if the
building plans now under advisement
are carried out.
Josephine Mac Ilvaine, bookeeper at
the State Home for girls at Trenton,
was a visitor to Wildwood yesterday.
Senator and Mrs w. H. Bright and A.
8. Dowdy, Of Mt. Holly. escorted Miss
MacIlvsine around the resort, visiting
the amusements on the board walk and
attending the Municipal orchestra con-
certs in the Casino auditorium.
White cardboard seven cents a sheet
at JOURNAL office, Wildwood avenue,
near both railroad stations. Colored
sheets, in black, green and gray ten
cents per sheet. Desk plotting pads in
different colors 15e per sheet.
Hubert 8. Foster and Frank j. Cliff
ford, of the big Collins printing house
in Philadelphia, came all the way
from the city last Monday evening to
dine with their friend, DR.. Chas. A.
Furey, at the latter's home on Wild
wood venue. Early Tuesday morn
ing they took the business mems flyer
over the Wildwood and Delaware Bay
Short Line railroad. About ten years
ago Mr.. Foster resided In Wild wood
and was connected with the JOURNAL.
Capt. Leonard Murphy, U. 8. A,
and wife were entertained by his sister,
Mrs w. B. Clark, at Hotel Thelma
recently. Capt. Murphy is now sta
toned at Camp Mead, having recently