Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-04-18
WILDWOOD

The Cape May County Victory Loan
Committee held a public meeting in
the Wildwood high school auditorium
last Friday night. AS chairman of the
county committee Banker g. 6. Ed
redge presided and made some interest
ing remarks. 1t is no secret that Mr..
Eldredge Is developing into a good pub
lie speaker. s'Because of its great show
ing in the last drive" said Mr.. Ed
redge, "Cape May county has been ac-
new ships being built by the United
States" The advertised speakers were
delayed because the Reading train due
at Wildwood at 8 Is was late. The
time vas whlled away with songs
led by Clinton D. Lowden, of Ocean
City, and Russell H. Nulty, assistant
secretary and treasurer of the Ocean
City Title and Trust company. About
nine O'Clock the speakers arrived. Miss
Anne M~cIlvaine, chairman Of the wom-
EMS organization of the Sd Federal dis
trict was the first speaker, followed by
Benjamin Ludlow, chairman of the
speakers bureau
Easter Neckwear and Rufflings in
the newest designs. Special values at
SOC and $l.00. Mech & Co. 1t
Beautiful Easter services in the First
M. e. Church next Sunday. There
will be floral decoration. Good Easter
music in the morning. DR.. Ed wards
will preach an Easter ermon Sun
d~ay-school at 2-30. Elegant easter eggs
will be given the scholars of the. Sun
dsy-school. A great Easter service
will be held Sunday night. There
will be Easter music in the evening.
DR.. Edwards will preach an illustrated
sermon. The sermon will be illustrat-
ed with beautiful stereopticon views of
the Holy week and Resurrection scenes.
You should not fail to attend this SER
vice.
Building'A ssociation funds to loan
on fret mortgage in amounts to suit.
Robert J. Kay secretary, Wild wood,
N. J.-adv.
Miss Lidie Derbyshire is down and
getting the Abbey ready for an early
opening. When Miss Derbyshire ar
rived here after her sojourn in Phila-
delphia she found her house in a state
of disorder that was disheartening. The
house had been entered during her alb
sence and a large quantity of canned
goods, as we'll as linens and the like
had been stolen. According to the
many articles missing as enumerated
by Miss Derbyshire, it must have TAX
en- an automobile to cart it away.
New ginghams at 45c yard, equal in
design and colorings to those sold at
much higher prices. Mech & Co. 2t
q. 8. Frampus, aged about 20 years,
died at his home in the Aldine apart
ments last Tuesday morning at 9.15
O'Clock. Last fall Mr.. Frampus was
injured in the foot while working at
Cape May, which laid him up part of
the winter. Lately he suffered from
a carbuncle. Funeral services will be
held at the home this Friday evening
at eight. O'Clock. Interment Will be
made at Woodstown tomorrow, in
charge of Undertaken Ingersoll. The
deceased came to Wildwood about sew
en- years ago from Atlantic City and
took the Wayne hotel, and later man
aged the then Aetna hotel for Michael
Bendon. About four years ago he
bought of E. Yenney the board walk
corner at Roberts avenue and he and
his wife built up a successful lunch and
ice cream business. At the Ackley sale
last fall he bought an adjoining lot and
was enthusiastic owe plans for the flu
ture. He was a genial man and high
ly esteemed. Mr.. Frampus leaves a
widow.
A full line of Easter candies, baskets
and novelties. Names placed On eggs
free. Boyer's, Wildwood venue 2t
Charles A. Reynolds, of Camden,
one of the owners of the Wildwood
Ocean pier, has rented a cottage for
himself and family at Ocean City. He
also rented a cottage lear by for his
married daughter. Both families will
spend the summer at Ocean City.
Beautiful silks and Georgette crepes
81, 1925, and So. Mech q Co. 2t
The Ladies Aid Of the First M. E.
Church will hold a food sale in the
store formerly occupied by Miss Mech,
opposite the hospital on Pacific avenue.
Bread, cakes, pies, salads and all home
made, will be on sale. Our delicious
homemade ice cream will be on sale.
Fresh pineapple and stra wberry flavor.