Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-12-02

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time being spent near Reading, Pa,
for the benefit of Mr.. James health.
James Vaughn. Of Bayonne, was
here last week visiting friends. Some
thirty years ago Mr.. Vaughn was Dor
ough clerk of Holly Beach.
Hard water soap, 10c a cake, or 3
for a quarter, at Leedom's Drug Store.
adv.
At the Thanksgiving service at the
Baptist Church, $27.S4 was given and
forwarded to the Near East Relief.
Mrs. George M. Dare, who has been
spending sometime at the home of her
brother in West Philadelphia, and I'M
der treatment there for a rheumatic
ailment, returned to her home on Gar
field avenue Sunday last.
Ladies will find the wildwood En-
broidery Shop still open on the board
walk and showing a new line of Tams
stamped for embroidery; also hand
kerchief linen in colors. Sweater
yarns, etc. After November LIST will
open only in the afternoons. Jane
Scott.
Mrs. Louisa Stretch is home again
after a pleasant s~ojourn spent in Will
mington, Del.
Mrs. John Wolf, of Lakeview Cot
tage, Sunset Lake., returned home last
Saturday, after spending several
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Wilmington.
Cecil Brunell, of East Roberts ave-
nue., has been very i'll the past week.
suffered from quinsy and then
hemorrhages set in.
The Civic Club Home Section will
hold a food sale Saturday afternoon in
DR.. Kelchner's building for the pur-
pose of raising funds to buy candies
for the Community Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowers, of
Philadelphia, and two granddaughters
spent Thanksgiving week here in their
West Maple venue cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Moore and family
spent Thanksgiving with their daugh-
ter in Philadelphia.
A nine pound boy was born to Mr..
vember 20, 1921, at their home on
Pacific avenue, between Oak and
Wildwood
In a speed test in the typewriting
of the Wildwood High School,
Miss Mabel Robbins, a member of this
graduating class, competed for
and won a medal which was awarded
by the Underwood Typewriter Co. In
fifteen minutes she typed 772 words
and with only two errors. A penalty
of 10 words for each word was made
and her net speed was so words per
minute. The medal was received
Tuesday of this week, and is now in
Robbins possession. A recog-
milton such as this is a great incentive
and now all the other students are
working hard for a medal.
Luther c.. Ogden, of Cape May, is
conducting a campaign in the county
the Sunday-schools for con-
tributions to help the starving people
in Armenia and adjacent territory. .
George Ehmann, Of 511 South 57th
street, Philadelphia, ran down to Wild q
apartment house at 220 East Juniper
avenue. 1t is closed now for this year,
water shut off and pipes drained, 1
thus bidding defiance to the ice king.
1t is a we'll known fact hat water, in I
freezing, expands, thus playing havoc
from the biting cold.
Holly Beach Lodge of Odd Fellows
is preparing for a big time on Satur-
day evening, December 10th, when a
team from Philadelphia will put s
on three degrees. /
Second hand mans bicycle wanted.
Inquire at Journal office. !
Miss Wilhelmina Loeff1er and Ed
ward Welsh were married T%hanksgiv-
ing Day at Elkton, Md. The bride is c
high school pupil and a sister of the s
well-known Loefler boys of Wildwood.
The groom is a son of Mrs. Isabella z
Welsh and a brother of Mrs. H. c.. !
Schubert, whose husband is employed
in the office of the Goslin Lumber Co. |
The marriage of Miss Wanda Herfert .
is announced. The groom is said to
be a Mr.. Weatherby, a pound fisher
man in the employ of the Taylor Fish j
Company. {
Additions and alterations are being {
made to the Mech property at Burk
and Pacific n by Contractor
Charley Glenn. I
M. H. Tucker, of the Atlantic Clean !
ing Company, has bought the George ]
w. Shaw cottage on Leaning avenue,
opposite the Leaning House.
William S. Schenck is in Wildwood
today arranging for the opening of an
office here for the Van Solver Fur S