Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-30
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

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lenger avenue, is open all the veal
Table board and rooms. Mrs. ]. Owens.
The Wildwood High School Football
team is practicing hard for the coming
football season and their first game
will be with Ocean City. Following is
the schedule: October Sth, Ocean City.
away; October 18th, P%leasantville,
away; October 22d, Cape May Court
House, here; October 18th, open; No
vember 5th, Atlantic City, here. No
vember 18th, Ocean City, here; Novem-
Der 18th, Cape May Court House, away.
Nathan Staller, ten years old, broke
an arm Tuesday evening while roller
skating.
City Solicitor Jonathan Hand and
wife left this week for a two weeks
automobile trip up the coast, with
Webster and Worcester, in Massachu-
sets, as their objective points. They
will be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
George WatAinson, the latter having
relatives in the New England states.
They expect to stop at Asbury Park,
then ferry across to Staten Island, on
to Long Island. From some point on
Long Island they expect to ferry
across to New London, Conn.
On this Fridays sleep, Wapella
Tribe of Red Men will hold a smoker
and entertainment in honor of a WISH
tation from the Great Chiefs of the
state body. Among the prominent
chiefs who will attend will be Great
Sachem Atkins, G. c. of r. Stetzer,
P. G. S. Joseph Nowrey, and other
prominent members of the Great Coun-
Gil of New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
On Friday, October 7th, the adoption
degree will be performed on a class
of "pale-faces." All members of any
Tribe are cordially invited to attend.
Refreshments will be served after the
quenching of the council fire and
music furnished by the Mccullough
orchestra.
1.-THE Wildwood Embroidery Shop
still has a display of art needlework
and yarns. J. Scott, 30OS Boardwalk. If
An all day food sale will be held in
DR.. Kelchner's office, on Saturday, Oc-
tober 8th, by the Ways and Means
Committee, o. E. S.
Harry Scott, of West Maple avenue,
is on the sick list with a dislocation
of the left wrist. The accident. hap
pened last Sunday morning while he
was cranking an engine on his motor
boat. The engine back-fred in some
way causing the painful injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Shive, Jr.,
and son, Donald, returned to their
Philadelphia home after spending an
enjoyable summer season with Mrs.
Shive's parents.
Mrs. j. Francis Meichel, of Park
boulevard and Wildwood avenue, left
last Wednesday morning on an ex-
tended trip to Philadelphia, New York
City, and points in New York state.
For Sale.-Seven-passenger Oldsmo-
bile; no reasonable offer refused. la
East Baker emu tt
Miss Cora Large and mother, who
have been conducting a boarding
house on Magnolia avenue, near the
boardwalk, will leave for their home
in Westville next Monday.
Chief of Police Oakford Cobb has
bought a lot on east Roberts avenue
and will build a house.
Joseph B. Brown reports the sale OF
a four-apartment house at 233 East
Roberts avenue belonging to c. b
and w. S. Abrams, to three sisters
Elizabeth Graham Schofield, Anna
Graham Flanagan and Elsie Graham
Praul, of Philadelphia.
A party was held Monday night al
the home of Clifford Drew on East
Lincoln avenue to celebrate his It'll
birthday. Clifford is a pupil in the
fourth grade at the Glenwood avenue
school, his teacher being Miss Cavl-
leer.
Miss Catherine Hansel, n OF the
clerks in the Wildwood Gas office, will
leave this Saturday for Camden, where
she intends spending her vacation
with her mother and father.
After a very successful and mos
pleasant season dL I1Otcl OtOASh' WI
Kathryn Wenzell and Mrs. Lillian S
Persons will motor to Philadelphia
where Mrs. Wenzell has an apartment
house at 2O39 Wallace street. After
a short stay there they will take
boat from New York to Miami, Fla.
Ocean City is preparing to hold
Halloween carnival on Monday, Oc'
tober 81, 1921. The director-genera
of the affair is B. M. Darby, while the
afternoon sports will be in charge o.
Elmer Jackson Pearl and Prof. Elmer
Unger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Wrisley, Jr.
arrived home Monday from an auto
trip to Niagara Falls and the Allen
town, Pa, fair.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Lu'
theran church will hold a food sale
on Saturday, October LIST, in Sh1vers
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