Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
WILDWOOD CREST

The Mck1nSle family, OF 6uIleTCup
road. will remain through October to
enjoy the falls charms at the shore
before returning to their Wilmington
home. Their ~Scrips-Booth will enable
them to tour the main land.
Frank English, of Pacific avenue
and Buttercup road, is staying well
into September. With his Ford sedan
he is equipped to enjoy a longer stay
at the beach. James Meyer and FAM
lily and Miss Weber are being enter
tanned at the cottage.
Willis Johnson, of 12S West Column
bine road, realizes the Crest is prefer
able to Philadelphia until the "snow
flies" His Auburn 7-passenger car
will enable the family to enjoy the
harvest homes and church chicken pot
pie dinners on the mainland as we'll as
the forest scenery in the autumn.
William E. Eldredge and family, of
1870 West Columbine road, are not
among the hurry offs" They will
remain until October before returning
to their Norris street home in Phila-
delphia. Their Ford sedan will in
crease the pleasure of their stay.
Mr.. Ward is planning to remain at
the Crest until the middle of october
before returning to Haines City, Fla.
He will drive his car to his Florida
home.
H. K. Heritage, of 131 East Butter
cup road, with his family will remain
to enjoy the balmy weather of the
South Jersey coast until the middle of
October, possibly longer. They will
then return to their winter home at
st. Petersburg, Fla.
Mrs. Redpath and daughter, of 5611
Pacific avenue, arefOctoberites. They
will remain and be partakers of the
seashore autumn delights that accom-
pany the fall months before returning
to their Vineland home.
NJ. D. Swisher and family, of 6407
Boulevard, as usual will be Octoberites
because of experience. They will stay
until we'll along to November, when
they will return to Miami, Fla, to en-
joy the same kind of weather. Their
~Studebaker Six will provide extra
pleasure in touring the nearby country
and resorts.
J. j. O'Neil, of 1910 Pacific avenue,
plan to run through September before
They will remain long enough to real
ize what they will miss.
The Dearden family, of LOT East
Heather road, will remain long enough
to get a sample of September balm be-
fore returning to their Oak Lane home
in Philadelphia. A longer stay with
the use of their Jordan sedan will
yield much pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warthman, of 121 East
Morning Glory road, have decided to
remain until October before returning
to their Philadelphia residence. They
will be we'll repaid for their decision.
James Teas and family, of 120 East
Morning Glory road, are among the
fortunates who will be a part of the
Crest autumn colony. They will not
return to their Philadelphia home I'M
til October.
Miss Minnie Thum, in charge of the
store in the Borough Hall building,
considers herself among the elite in
being privileged to stay well into Sep
TENDER.
Collector E. G. Middleton has rented
his first floor apartment to Mr.. and
Mrs. Haldeman, who plan to enjoy the
autumn season at the shore. A. M. Nc
Comb, of Haddonfield, has rented an
apartment from Mr.. Middleton. He
will stay until November and derive
pleasure from the balmy weather now
due at the beach. He is DESTROYS OF
renting a wheeling chair.
Rev. Walter E. Reynolds, accom-
panied by Mrs. Reynolds, motored to
the Crest last Monday for a visit. Rev.
Reynolds is pastor of the Baptist
Church at Ma%nasquan and is on his
vacation. He has owned property at
the Crest for more than a decade.