Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-10-14

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Hildur Goldberg on Montgomery I'VE
nue., on Tuesday evening. After the
election of officers and other business
was attended to the balance of the
evening was spent in sewing and
dancing. Refreshments were served.
The next meeting of the club will be
held at the home of Miss Edna Brad
shaw. Thirteenth and Railroad i've
nues.
Are you reading "The Story of Our
States published each week in the
Five Mile Beach journal? If not, you
should. . The Study of geograhy is
most interesting. Cultivate it by read
ing these short articles and discuss
them with your children. The sub
ject this week is Alabama, and it is
the 22d story. 1t will be found on
page seven. Last week a sketch OF
Illinois was given. Alabama is seven
times as large as New Jersey and al
most as large as Illinois. Did you
know that Alabama is sometimes
called the Plantation State? Next
week the subject is Maine. Alabama
was admitted into the Union in 1919,
one year ahead of Maine.
Miss Lidie Derbyshire and Bobby,
of Hotel Abbey, Pine and Atlantic AVE.
nues, will return to their Philadelphia
home, 4519 North Nineteenth street,
on Sunday.
On Wednesday, October 18th, Sena-
tor Bright and wife attended the Of
fetal opening of the Colony for Feeble
Minded Males at Woodbine. Senator
Bright, who was mainly instrumental
in getting the state to take over the
Baron De Hirsch School for this pur-
pose, was one of the speakers at the
opening.
Joseph Hall, of Columbia, Pa, rep
.resenting a Lancaster County company
engaged in the manufacture of hard
pressed brick, dropped into Wildwood
this week on business for his firm.
The building boom on here now is at
tracing the attention everywhere of
dealers in building materials. The
Lancaster plant referred to is said to
produce a very fair quality of red
brick
Hemstitehing, picoting, machine
worked button holes; work done while
you wait; all mail orders receive
prompt attention. Mrs. Nipple, lis
West Maple avenue.
Samuel j. Coombs has purchased a
Chandler Six, through the agency of
Bright's garage, and the following per-
sons through the same agency have
purchased Cleyelands: Harry McDon-
aid and Mary Stott, owner of the Ray
mond Hatel on East Oak avenue.
The Pocono Mountains and the Della
ware Water Gap have charms for many
citizens. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Albig have just returned from
outing in that favored section; sc
did Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Bright, Mr..
and Mrs. John Bright and their daugh-
ter, Emma, and George Grant. All of
these tourists motored to the points
mentioned, where the scenery is hard
to beat. Stroudsburg, the county seat
of Monroe County, Pa, is about IL
miles north of the Water Gap and
about 20 or 80 miles from Pocono
On the route up the noun
from Stroudsburg, via the Lacka-
wanna railroad, the road of anthra-
cite and Phoebe White" you go round
a horse shoe curve similar to the
horse shoe bend in the Allie
ghenies, west of Altoona. The Wild
wood visitors to the Poconos have
something to think about for the rest
of their lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Molter and
daughter are on a two-weeks' vaca-
ton trip to the New England states.
They left their Wildwood Crest home
last Saturday morning and early the
afternoon sailed from Philadel-
phia for Boston. The daughter is one
of the clerks in the Marine National
BANK at
j. Fithian Tatem, prominently iden-
for many years with varied in
at Wildwood, which include
electric light. trolley and banking, was
operated on at the Hahnemann Hos
pital, Philadelphia, early this week.
His condition, while a source of con-
Germ to his family and friends, is not
considered alarming. MI. Tatem has
led a strenuous life for many years,
practicing law in addition to the cares
Of other business. His home is at Had
donfield and he is So years of age. He
is an accomplished public speaker and
demand when appeals are to be
made to an audience. Mr.. Tatem is
said to have a very competent private
secretary in the person of Miss Lyons,
who looks after his business affairs in
his Philadelphia Office which is located
in the Stephen Girard building.
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