Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-30
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Grandmother Bradshaw was given a
birthday party at the home of Mrs.
Anna Butler, Fourth avenue, June 23d,
by band of little children from the
Baptist Church Sunday-school in
honor of her 65th birthday. The Rev.
Mr.. Alfred S. Chaplin joined in the
games with the little folks which was
to their delight Mrs. Bradshaw was
presented with three beautiful bou-
quets and several cards. Those pres
ent were Wealtha Steraker, Amy Carl
son, Ida Carlberg, Elizabeth Snyder,
| Hazel Hedley, Hannah Corson, Allen
Shivers, Arthur Shivers, Card Carlson.
Miss Margaret Monroe, her mother
and her grandmother were special
! guests. The little folks also presented
Mrs. Bradshaw with two beautiful
| birthday cakes. Refreshments were
served at $50. A merry evening was
| wishing their teacher another happy
birthday retired early obeying their
parents so they could enjoy the same
pleasure in the future.
Miss Dorothy Firth, of First avenue,
entertained company of her young
companions on Thursday evening,
June 22d, in honor of her 18th birth
| day. A very enjoyable evening was
| spent. Miss Dorothy received several
| pretty gifts and bouquet of June
roses. Those who attended were Miss
Margaret Bishop, Miss Bernice Ne
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strom, Miss Lillian Firth, Miss Irene
Firth, Master William Countiss, Mas
| ter Warren Countiss, Master Victor
Bjorklund, Master William Walters,
Master William Bishop, Mrs. j. Nor
ton, Mrs. K. Bradshaw. At IL o'clock
refreshments were served, which in
cluded ice cream, cake and candy,
to which the young folks did ample
Justice The young guests retired at
11.30, wishing Miss Dorothy many
happy returns of the day.
The many friends of Mrs. Ida Bow
out of danger and is recovering from
her recent serious illness.
Mrs. Kimbel, of Fourth avenue, will
entertain her aunt for the summer.
Henry Mcintyre and family are here
for the summer at their home on East
Third avenue.
Ethyl Grace is spending a week at
Collingswood.
George Johnson is spending short
time with his mother, Mrs. Emma
Johnson on East Second avenue.
The Parvin family have rented the
home of Mrs. Enearl on East Fourth
avenue for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hoffman, of Phila-
delphia, spent several days at the
home of Mrs. P Munsen.
Miss Beatrice Braidwood returned
to her home at Chicago after spending
several weeks with her brother, Vic
tor Braidwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blumenstein
and son, Billy, of Philadelphia, are
visiting at the Blumenstein home on
West Mulberry avenue.
The Wunderly family, of Pittsburgh,
are living at the Chadwick cottage
for the summer.
| Joseph Pappert and family, of Pitts
burgh, have opened their cottage at
Fourth and Pennsylvania avenues for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Yates, of Cam
den, have rented an apartment of Mrs.
A. Hewitt's house on First and Central
avenues.
The Brinton sisters are here for the
summer at their home on East Fourth
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Willse, of
Fourth avenue, are the happy parents
of a baby girl which was born Tues
day morning.
John Miller is spending a few days
at Port Norris.
Mrs. Ed. Countiss returned home
after short stay at Townsends Inlet.
Mrs. Olaf Johnson spent Wednesday
in the Quaker City.
Mrs. George Riggin, of Second and
Central avenues, spent the weekend
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Bowers spent the
weekend in Philadelphia.
Charles Bowers, of the Pennsyl-
vania Military College, is spending
sometime with his parents at their
home on East Walnut avenue.
About midnight Thursday slight
fire started in the New Hereford Hotel.
Mr.. Kelly, while smoking, accidentally
set fire to the bed. George Redding
turned in the alarm and the fire was
quickly extinguished. The bed cloth
ing was the only thing that was dam
aged.
Rev. and Mrs. Louis Case spent sew
eral days in Millville.
| Miss Alice Murnin has accepted the
position as bookkeeper at the office of
the Weisbrod and Hess Bottling Co.
Miss Emma Norton is spending the
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