Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-27

their second annual banquet on Monday
evening, May 80, 1921, at CannOn's res
taurant. Garfield and Arctic venues A
seven course menu will be served a
nine o'clock. The committee on arrange
ments are H. Gibbs, ]. E. Billops, Z
Thompson, ]. r. Jackson and I. Burrell
Uncle Ned Wheeler, of Washington
ID. c.. gave the Journal office a call or
Wednesday. He renewed his subscrip
ton to the Journal and said he would
gladly pay $3.50 a year for it if we should
exact il.
New line of Silk C~inghams at Becker's
Seventeenth and New Jersey avenues.
Mrs. X. Bentley will entertain a house
party at 1874 East Twenty-first avenue over
Decoration Day, including Miss Alice
French and Miss Julia Bulver, both OF
Camden.
Mrs. Vanthyne, Of Philadelphia, accom-
panied by her daughters, Elizabeth and
Edith, spent Sunday at the B~rineshults
home on East Magnolia avenue. The
Vanthyne family formerly lived in Ava
lon.
Mrs. Ralph Pollock, of 1876 Walnut
street. Bridgeton, arrived at Wildwood on
Wednesday last. She is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert ]. Mixner. Mrs. Pol
locks husband is coming down the week
end. They will return to Bridgeton on
Monday next. Mr.. Pollock is a dealer in
real estate in his home town.
Have you tried our famous sodas and
sundaes? They are delicious. Leedom's
Pharmacy, Burk and Pacific avenues
5-27.2t
Mrs. Frank P. Mattera returned last
Sunday evening from Washington, D.(C,
where she spent a week visiting MIR. aRd
Mrs. FREDERICK Mattera, at 80 P street,
N. E. As this was Mrs. Mattera's fTst
trip to the national capital, she is very
enthusiastic over its cleanliness and
beauty. Mrs. FREDERICK Mattera is aZsi7
ter of Frank P. Mattera. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. S. Scull, of East
Wildwood avenue, have opened their cot
tage for the summer season. MIR. n
Mrs. Scull have been in West Philadel-
phia all winter where Mr.. Scull was en-
gagged in the meat business
Dances will be held on Saturday and
Monday evenings at the Ottens Harbor
pavilion.
Edward Fox, of Fox Brothers, has been
quite ill the past week at his home on
Pacific avenue, but is now improving.
One of the new Oettinger stores on
Pacific avenue has been rented by G. M.
Dare to Quakertown, Pa, parties, who
will open a light lunch restaurant there.
The other store will be occupied by a
v~ulcanizer.
Ex-senator John A. Ackley and family,
of Vineland, motored down and spent a
few days this week looking after their
properties. Mr.. Ackley is having two
stores built on the boardwalk adjoining
his apartment house at Magnolia avenue.
Thomas E. Calhoun, who was injured
on April 9th while working for Ober q
Woolson on the new boardwalk and then
taken to Cooper Hospital, Camden, is
said to be improving as well as can be
expected.
Mrs. B. Hank, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Isaac Sagel on Pacific
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Sagel, of the Fash
ion Shop, spent a few days this week in
Philadelphia on business.
The Funck store on Oak avenue has
been re.opened after having been closed
all winter. Miss Florence, daughter of
the late John C. Funck, will conduct the
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shropshire and daughter,
Mildred, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bacon and
Robert Page, of Millville, motored down
on Sunday to spend the day with relatives
and friends here.
Forty.eight Wildwood boys attended the
Cape May County Legion rally at Wood
bine Thursday night. At that time the
Wildwood City Band was picked as the
official Legion Band for the county.
Edmund Jackson, of the Jackson Drug
Company, went to Philadelphia this Fri
day ON a business trip.
We are now sole agents for Whitman's
candies. None better made. A full line.
Leedom's Pharmacy, Pacific and Burk
venues 5-2f-Zt
Mrs. Clara Hess, of Oaklyn, a suburb
of Camden, after a weeks outing at Wild
wood, will return to her home next Sum
day. She resides with her son-in-law,
H. G.. Havens, the automobile and taxi
man of Oaklyn.
Mrs. Ruth Johnson, of Philadelphia,
was visiting relatives on Burk avenue
over Sunday.