Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-07-11

The Holly Beach lodge of Odd Eel
lows installed officers with impressive
last Monday night, when
Edward Fox was officially seated in
the Noble Grand's chair for the COM
ing six months and Harold Hughes in
the vice grand's chair. Noble Grand
Fox named the following appointive
officers: Conductor, Samuel Compton;
warden, Charles Carlson; inside guard,
Martin Long; outside guard, William
8. Crawford; right supporter to the
noble grand, Linwood Filler; left sup
porter to the noble grand, s. j. Miller;
right scene supporter, John Kay; left
scene supporter, Alof Warburg; right
supporter to the vice grand, Curt Graefi
left supporter to the vice grand, Jed
Dubois; chaplain, Martin Newkirk.
Ali these officers were installed by
Deputy Grand Master Louis Kraus and
staff, all of whom knew their charges
by heart. William Neal, a well known
local plumber and a member OF a big
city lodge, acted as conductor with dig
nifty and preciseness. There were six
visitors as follows: Grand Warden
Gaskill, of Mays Landing; Freebooter
Joseph Camp and son, Frank IL.
Camp, the latter being vice grand OF
Court House lodge, Truman Hickman,
and Ralph Schellenger, all members OF
Court House lodge; Thomas II. Smith,
of Hampden lodge, No. l24, of Balti-
more, Md. Mr.. Smith is spending the
summer in his cottage on Hildreth ave
nue., recuperating from a recent illness.
The Tooth anniversary Of Odd Fellow
ship will be celebrated at Baltimore in
September and Mr.. Smith is on the re-
ception committee. He said he hoped
the members of Holly Beach lodge
would attend the ceremonies IN a body.
Knives, scissors, clippers, lawn now
ers sharpened. Val Singley, 18th and
Ottens Canal. Both phones. 1t
Mrs. Frank Weber and daughter
Il lOIChCC III 0OWh Oh AoCCNoy "
the season and are in their cottage on
Jar avenue. They were &C
by Bsltx-SchsRek&-th
young daughter Of Rev. 6chenck, pas
tor of the Bethlehem Lutheran church,
Both and Diamond streets, Philadel-
phia. Rev. and Mrs. Henry Moeh-
ling just terminated a fortnight's stay
at the Weber cottage on their honey
moon. Rev. Moehling preached in the
Lutheran church while here.
Starting, lighting and generator
troubles skilfully repaired by experts.
Work guaranteed. Val Singley. 1t
The w. Fl. Bright real estate agency
has sold the cottage on oath street built
by the late J. Willard Morgan, later
bought and occupied by ex-Mayor
Harry H. Hoffman, to Clarence r.
Frassoni, of Colwyn, Pa. In conse-
1uence of this sale Wynn Armstrong,
OF Camden, changed bis plans of using
the house this summer and has goue to
Atlantic City for the season with his
family. Mr.. Armstrong; furniture
was being loaded Oh Coney's a when
the word came of the sale Of the prop
erty. The house was unfurnished and
had been empty since Mr.. Hoffman's
family vacated 1t some years ago.
At the Methodist church mex Sun
day evening the subject Of Pastor Ed
wards will be the "City Of God"
We know what a mans city is, but
where is the City of God? Mrs. Stein
and daughter have charge of the pri-
mary department Of the Sunday-school.
DR.. Edwards has a large Bible class of
men and women.
Thomas Holt, of Chester, Pa, was a
Wildwood visitor on Monday. He
owns property here.
Charles Moore and Miss Anna Green,
Of Wilmington, DEL, are visiting in
Wildwood.
Nate Nickel has been in Mace's hos
pital for six weeks suffering from car
buncles.
278 visitors registered at the iuforma-
ton bureau during the past week.
Among those signing the registration
book were the following: E. A. Pain
er, Susan Taretisn, New York; Myrtle
M. Jeffrey, Boston, Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. e. M. Carten, Jeannetter Pineus,
Pearl T. Little, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Goldman, Pittsburg, Pa; May Ethelyn
Gately, Cambridge, Mass; Charles B.
Moore, Ella d. Frederick, Wilmington,
DEL; Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Swinehard,
Trenton; Mrs,C Muller, Harry Roches-
ter, Julian Holman, Baltimore, Md;
Mrs. E. Jobbins, State College for
Women, New Brunswick; Robert Rog-
ers, Jr., Altoona, Pa; Mrs. Wallace