Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-06-06

uuG anu Will Spohu thC ouhAmSA III
Wildwood. Mr.. White has always
lived In the west and when he came to
Wildwood two weeks ago he obtained
the first glimpse of the ocean,. For
some years he was a baggage master
on a train southwark out of Chatta-
nooga. He is a cousin of Chas. A.
Douglass.
Cut flowers, potted plants, seeds and
vegetable plants. M. s. Cummins, III
East Wildwood avenue. If
John Wambach, of Philadelphia,
spent Memorial day with his sister at
Hotel Breakers at the Crest, accom-
panied by his little daughter, Anna
Francis Wambach, five years old, who
spent the past week with her aunt.
Lieutenant John Target also registered
at the Breakers and engaged accommo-
dations for his family for the entire
season.
Starting, lighting and generator
troubles skilfully repaired by experts.
Work guaranteed. Val Singley. 1t
Boy Scout week June 8th to 18th.
During this week loyal Americans
from the Atlantic to the Pacific will
invest a dollar In boyhood TO build
manhood. The Scout movement is our
best organization for making our future
citizens 100 per cent American. The
aim of scout week is one million MEM
bers at 81. 90 each.
A strawberry festival will be held by
the women of st. Simeon's church on
Saturday, June 18th, in the evening, on
the large, breezy balcony of the store
of Chas. L. Profenius, boardwalk and
Maple avenue. Mark the date. It
g. Edgar Deering, a Wilmington,
Del, merchant, was in Wild wood yes
terday and rented the Dubois cottage
on Glenwood avenue. Mr.. Deering
will bring his family to the shore about
the first of July for the season. The
rental was made through the George
M. Dare agency. Mr.. Deerlng was
accompanied by Chester j. Moore, also
of Wilmington, who has taken an apart
ment in Wildwood for the summer.
They made the trip in an automobile
and left for Wilmington last night at
five O'Clock.
A one ton Ford truck for sale. Wild
wood Central Garage, near Jackson's
drug store. II
On next Sunday evening Rev. II. P.
G. Gresham, chaplain of the S11 In
fantry, and former pastor of Holy Trim
ity Lutheran church will preach in
that church. Everybody is invited to
again meet and hear Chaplain Cress-
man. The Pastor, Rev. G. A. Linn,
is on a trip to North Carolina, his old
home, and 1t is rumored that he will
bring back a wife with him.
Bridgeport marine engines, parts and
supplies in stock. ValSingley, marine
railway, Ottens Canal and 18th. 1t
Children's Day will be observed in
the Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing and evening. AT the morning ser
vice DR.. King will preach on the ques-
ton lis God the Author of SIM" and
children will be baptised. AT night
the Sunday-school will give a fine en-
tertainment, and an offering will be
taken for the Salvation Army.
Knives, .scissors, clippers, lawn now
ers sharpened. Val Singley, 18th and
Ottens Canal. Both phones. 1t
Mrs. Julia A. Lloyd, of 104 west Rio
Grande avenue, received a card this
week from her son Fred stating that be
arrived in this country from France
with Co. F, 809th Regiment, 18th Di-
vision on the steamer Lancaster, en-.
route to Camp Merritt.
Tires and repairing of go-carts, baby
carriages and wheel chairs. Val Sing
Icy, nth and Ottens Canal. Both
phones. 1t
L. Wellington Selb, of Camden,
formerly OF New Haven, Conn.,, WITH
his wife and little daughler' are spend
ing the summer in the Bridges cottage
on Andrew avenue. Mr.. Selb is a
nephew of Mrs. James Bowers.
Children's day will be observed next
Sunday at the First M. E: church OF
Wildwood. In the morning DIR. Ed.
wards will preach an appropriate ser
mon and administer baptism to all
applicants. Let all children who are
going to take part in the Children's
day entertainment be at the Sunday
school, as this will be the last rehear-
sal for he'entertainment to take place
In the evening. You are invited to be
present. Next Tuesday DR.. Edwards
will go to South Amboy to preach the
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