Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-07-21
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

Misses Lucreta Heffelbower and
Beulah Neusbaum, both of Carlisle,
Pa, came to Wildwood recently to
spend their summer vacations in an
unitarian sort of fashion. These
young ome are cousins and have
mutual scholastic ambitions. The for
mer hopes to achieve success by en-
tering the freshman class at Dickin-
son College this fall; the latter, at the
same time, will matriculate at the
Pennsylvania State Normal School, at
-Shippensburg, a town in the historic
Cumberland Valley, some distance be-
low Carlisle. In furtherance of their
ambitions and as a means to IN end,
these girls have obtained employment
at the White House Dining Room, cor
ner of Lincoln and Pacific avenues,
conducted by the Tanners, of Miami,
Fla. Rev. Guy L. Rohrbaugh, for
merly connected with the State Uni
versity of Iowa, at Iowa City, has been
Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa, and
will enter upon his new field of labor
in the autumn. Rev. Rohrbaugh is ar
uncle of Miss Lucreta Heffelbower.
A number of young folks from the
First M. p. and the Fourth M. E..
churches, of Millville, made an auto
mobile trip to Wildwood on Wednes-
day. The crowd was chaperoned by
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Broadway, pastor
of the Fourth NJ. E. Church. The
young folks had a fine time bathing
and playing games on the beach.
Get the new wildwood song at
Boyer's Music sShop, Wildwood We
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DR.. Fl. J. DePew and wife, of Park
n Mrs. E. B. Odgers, OF West oath
avenue.
Wilbur S. Durham spent the week
end at his home in Salem.
Lelyn Branin, of New Brunswick, is
SPENDING several days as a guest of
Charles RossKam. He is a student at
Dickinson College and is the son of
Manlif L. Branin, former druggist at
Burk and Pacific avenues.
Hemstitching, Picoting. Mrs. Hip
pie, lis W. Maple ave. Candy Store.
Mr.. and Mrs<I. w. Sutton, of Bridge
ton, are spending several weeks in
wildwood and are staying on Mont
gomery avenue. Mr.. Sutton is in the
furniture business.
Louis n William Tronnem, of
VineIand, were recent wildwood visit
Ors. The two brothers are engaged in
the meat business in their native city
and are both ex-service men.
Ted Clymer, of Poplar avenue, has
gone to Asbury Park where he will
spend several days.
Ernest and Sharon Durham, Miss
Elizabeth Tweed and Miss Elizabeth
Faith, of Millville, spent the weekend
at the Durham cottage on West Maple
venue
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barron, Ell
wood Barron and Ray Kern, of Ava
Ion. were Wildwood visitors during
the past week.
Miss Madaline Bitner, of Stone Har-
Dor, motored to Wildwood on Monday.
Miss Bitner recently arrived in Stone
Harbor after spending the winter in
Florida.
Samuel Littley, of Tioga, spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Severn Hall. Mr..
Littley can be remembered as the
captain of the pleasure boat Sur
prise that carried parties from OF
tens Harbor last season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reeves, DR.. and
Mrs. Louis ]. Kaufman and Mrs. Sun
field, of Millville, were among the
boardwalk throng on Sunday. Mr.
Reeves is the manager of the T. G..
Wheaton Glass Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fowler and son
Max, of Port Norris, were recent Wild
wood visitors. Mr.. Fowler is the
owner of an oyster fleet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Pinell, of At
lantic City, motored to Wildwood last
Wednesday.
John Lowe, of Haddon Heights, has
come to Wildwood where he will as
sist his father in their boardwalk con-
fectionery store.
Mrs. Charles Edward Fincke, a mem
Der of Wildwood's summer colony, is
entertaining Mrs. Alice N. Leach, of
New York City.
The Simons, of Glenside, are stop
ping at the Dickson-Pittsburgh on
East Pine avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Howard Coombs, of
P~aulsboro, were over Sunday visitors
in Wildwood. They were residents of
wildwood for several years. In 1906
Mr.. Coombs came to Wildwood and
with Thomas S. Goslin started a lum-
Der yard. He now has a large lumber
business at Paulsboro and Pennsgrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Reumann and
their little daughter, of Tabor, Phila-
delphia, arrived on Sunday for a two
weeks stay with Mrs. Remnants pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John c.. Jocher, at
the Louise apartments on Glenwood
avenue.
Misses Isabel Miller and Selma