Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-11-28

FRIDAY, %,
avenue. AS noted in the columns of
the JOURNAL on August 29th, a reso-
luton was adopted at the Commits
sioners' meeting On August 2sth, au-
thorizing the plan to raise the sun OF
$3.50 by the issuance of a note or notes
to this amount to provide an emer-
gency fund. Yesterday this measur
was put into effect, and the making
of one note directed for the sum speci-
fled at the rate Of six per cent interest
and to be due and payable on or before
Dec. 81, 1920. This note is made pay
able at the Marine National Bank,
where it will likely be presented for
discount. The reasons for the drawing
of this note are set forth in the resolu-
ton thus: stThe above note is issued
to provide necessary funds to meet
emergencies caused by the increased
price of labor and materials in the work
affecting streets, sewers, police and life
guards, board walk, fire protection, SAN
itation and band, and is issued pursu-
ant to chapter 242, of the laws of New
jersey for 1915" Next meeting of
Commissioners on Thursday, Dec. 4, is
looked forward to with zest, as big
projects may loom large by that date.
A second moving picture theatre has
been opened at Cape May. There is
room for another movie at Wildwood
the year round, in fact there is a party
looking around nov with that object
in view.
The 4.20 train from Philadelphia
every week day afternoon for Wild
wood is a convenient train. Try it.
Patronize your home railroad. If
Andrew johnson, one of the directors
of the Holly Beach Building and Loan
association, has gone to Camden for
the winter and he and his family have
taken a house at 1908 Federal street.
Cake, bread and pie sale by the La
dies Auxiliary of st. Simeon's Parish
to be held in the parlor of the Emer-
gency hospital, Pacific avenue, Satur-
day, December 9th.
The Odd Fellows still continue to
take in new members at a lively gait
and the membership now is about 125.
Some of the latest membere are B. G.
Ingersoll, father and son. Last Mon
day night five were given the initiatory
degree as follows: Edward and VIM.
Loeffier, brothers; Lester Long, George
Canon and George E. Riggin. Two or
three new members were proposed.
Use the Reading when going to Phila-
delphia. The 7.15 train every morning
except Sunday from Wildwood is a
good train, landing you at foot of Chest
put street at s. 10. If
The interior Of the Marine National
Bank is being r%e-painted and re-varn-
ished at the hands of Painter Jackson
and his assistants.
Building Association funds to loan
on first mortgage in amounts to suit.
Robert j. Kay secretary, Wildwood,
N. J.-adv.
Mrs. Marion Moffatt, of Pittston,
Pa, spent Thanksgiving with her sis
ter. Mrs. F. A. Mccall, 165 east Rob-
erts
Mr.. Baird, who owns property on
Rio Grande and Burk avenues, was
among the Sunday visitors.
An interesting Thanksgiving pro-
gram was rendered at the Glenwood
avenue school building Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Vierick announced
the program. The other teachers in
this school are the Misses Colson, Miss
Springer, Miss Cavalier, and Mrs.
Foster Goslin, six in all. The children
all did very well, but two are worthy
of special mention. One was the reci-
tation by Sidney Sagel and the part of
grandmother taken by Grace Cole, who
looked s'too sweet for anything" The
teachers felt the need of an assembly
room, as there were between 20 and 30
visitors.
Pastor Linn, who resigned from the
Wildwood Lutheran church recently,
will leave next Monday for his new
charge at Macon, Ga, a city of 60, LOCO
population Mrs. Linn went on before
a few weeks ago. Both are natives of
Georgia, and it is a case of "going
home" for them.
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Birthday Celebration