Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-11
Ten Pupils TO Graduate
From North Wildwood
Grammar School

North Wildwood Grammar School
are to be held Tuesday evening at the
Angleses Methodist Episcopal church.
The ten pupils to graduate, of whom
two are girls, are the following Adel-
aide Smith, Marie Ekstrom, Leroy
Smith, Harry Colson, Gustus Mack,
Cyril Klmball, Gilbert Bloomell, Ray
nond Gibbs, Wilmer Streaker and Jo-
keph Rittenhouse. Ten young people
who are, because of their work and
study, mentally equipped to enter the
workshop OF the world or to attain
greater knowledge by entering high
school.
The pupils have been working on a
program which Mr.. Rohn, the schools
principal, hopes will interest all who
witness the graduating exercises and
prove to everyone the usefulness OF the
public school in instructing the young,
arousing the mind from mental leth-
argy and bringing forth latent talents.
The program will open with a salute
TO the flag and the singing Of the "Star
Hpangled Banner" Then will follow
the Invocation by Rev. VanDyke Con-
over, pastor of the Anglesea M. Il.
church an address OF welcome by
Harry Colson extracts from a speech
of John G. Calhoun, recited by Cyril
Kimball; Lincoln's Gettysburg ad-
dress, recited by Joseph Rittenhouse.
"Lessons on Thrift will be read by
Augustus Mack, and Marie Ekstrom
will tell the HStory of Our Flag" A
patriotic long entitled "The Flag with
out Stain" will be sung by the grad
yates, after which Adelaide Smith will
read an essay on "Our State" and Le-
Roy Smith one on sour CITY," State
Senator William H. Blight, If he is
home from Chicago in time, will de-
liver an address and the presentation
of certificates to the graduates will
be made by Allan E. Grace, president
Of the Board Of Education.
The monthly meeting of the North
Wild wood Fire Co. was held last FRI
day night at the firehouse. Hal. Shell
don, Harry F. Smith, J. Peacock, @. j.
Beck, Jr., and Charles Beck, Sr., were
proposed for membership. The follow
ing, who had been previously proposed,
were elected j. w. Powell, Charles
Joslin, Fred Heffner and Frank Grosh.
In August a fair and carnival is to be
held and the folio wing form the COM
mittee to prepare for this event
Messrs. Heating, Joslin, Webster,
Hughes and Kline. The company is a
live wire association and all men of the
community who want to boost North
Wild wood should join. The initiation
fee is only one dollar and the dues but
ten cents a month.
The hot weather is coming, so pre-
pare to get your bathing suits at EN-
pol's. Save money by buying from us.
We have a large assortment of all sizes
and colors.-adv.
Mrs. Joseph Ssger, of 1902 New York
avenue, Is entertaining Mrs. F. L. Pen
nell and her young son, Joseph.
Mrs. E. S. Dunning and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. j. Friday, have returned
to their bungalow at 1906 New York
avenue.
Doctor King, retired minister Of the
Wild wood Presbyterian church, will
address the Union Sunday school Sun
day afternoon.
Seven Passenger Touring car for sale
at 5000. Model Is Six St~udebaker.
Had careful usage and just the thing
for hacking at Wildwood. Come see
it. s. P. Foster, Elmer, N. j..
Mrs. A. M. Ely had An attack of
rheumatism this week. A doctor was
called Tuesday morning.
DR.. Walter d. Stout, a dentist with
office at Germantown aud Lehigh av-
enues, is occupying his new bungalow
at Fourteenth street and the railroad.
Mrs. Blakman and Mrs. Hartman,
Of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Elisha Steelman at her bungalow
at Seventeenth street and the railroad.
George Smith, Albert Conway and
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, all Of Cynwyd,
Pa, were visitors at the Webster home
on east Seventeenth street.
Adam Schlorer, of east Nineteenth
street, is entertaining Mrs. Eppinger,
Mrs. Schraeder and son and Mrs, Dun
ham and daughter, all of Camden.
Mr.. Schlorer recently had an Arcola
heating system installed in his home.
Miss Lillian Carr, of Philadelphia,
has taken possession of the dwelling at
Sixteenth and Central venue for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sturm have