Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-29
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

3O7 East Magnolia avenue, known as
the Gilbert property, and purchased
a residence in Milbourne, a suburban
section of Philadelphia. She plans to
move to her new home in the Quaker
City sometime next month.
1.-THE Pines will be open all winter.
Mechanics taken. For rates apply to
E. A. Van Horn, Pine and Pacific ayes.
The Martindales, as usual, are listed
among the O~ctoberites. They will not
return to their Philadelphia residence
until next month. They realize from
years of experience the enjoyment and
healthfulness to be obtained from the
autumnal s%ojourn by the sea.
Have you seen the beautiful trico-
tine suits for the fall? At The Fash
ion Shop.-adv.
The wildwood Civic Club, which has
become an established institution on
the beach, recently elected it's officers.
AS many of the active members have
returned or soon will return to their
winter homes, the Home Section OF
he organization will carry on it's ac-
tivities. Mrs. COPYRIGHT Smith, wife
of the Mayor, is chairman of the Home
Section.
The largest selection of Women's
Winter Coats in Cape May County. AT
the Fashion Shop.-adv.
An appeal has reached Wildwood
from Irene Leonard, director Young
Peoples Activities of the Methodist
Church at Chincoteague, Va, for aid
in helping to finish their new church
in this fishing hamlet on a small
island off the Virginia coast. The
fishermen there have had a very I'M
profitable year OF the twelve larger
concerns eight have been compelled TO
suspend operations.
W. K. Branin, of Collingswood, who
owns a property at the Crest, was
down last Sunday. He is a lintoype
operator in a Philadelphia printing
house and a cousin of Manlif Bran1n,
former Holly Beach druggist.
A wonderful selection of new fall
dresses in Tricotine, Canton Crepe and
Charmeuse in sizes 16 to so. AT Inc
Fashion Shop.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Thompson, OF
Philadelphia, are down enjoying the
bright September days at WILDWOOD.
Mr.. Thompson is the owner of The
Ogden, on East Pine avenue, which
closed last Saturday after the best
season in eight years.
New shipment of Fall Millinery in
the most chic styles arriving every
day. At The Fashion Shop.-adv.
H. Hetteroth and wife left this week
for their Philadelphia home after
spending the summer in their cottage
along the banks of Sunset Lake They
entertained their son, Herbert, over
Sunday, who came down in his big
Hudson car, accompanied by his fam
lily and Mrs. Laura Zimmerman.
Hemstitching, Picoting. Mrs. Hip
pie, lis w. Maple ave. Candy Store.
Harry A. Morgan, a veteran OF the
late war, was appointed agent OF the
Humane Society at their regular meet
ing held on September 18th. Mr..
Morgan takes the place of Mr.. Boyer,
who lately resigned on account OF
business reasons The society is doing
good work and the new agent has set
out with a vim upon his new duties,
and at this time has already attended
to several cases coming under the
society and to all appearances he Will
do justice to his new appointment.
The Walford apartments on Penn
sylvania avenue are being beautified
by a coat of fresh paint.
Mrs. George Croft has closed her
East Poplar avenue cottage and re-
turned to her Philadelphia home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton, of
the Gliding apartments on Pacific ave-
nue., entertained friends from Phila-
aelphia over the weekend.
Miss Fannie Worobe entertained
friends from Ocean City, Md, at her
Pacific avenue home owe last week
end.
For Sale-1,OOO cords of dry oak
wood, cut stove length. S. ". Coombs.
adv-3t.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahoney, of East
Spicer avenue, made a business trip
to Philadelphia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Nuneviller, OF
West Pine avenue, entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harper. of Roxborough, Pa.
a few days last week.
Mrs. Maize McDevitt, of East Burk
avenue entertained Mrs. Long and
daughter, of Darby, Pa, for a fortnight
Rev. Father Joseph Humma, of East
st. Louis, ILL.,, arrived Tuesday to pay
a visit to his mother on East 26th ave-
nue.. He will enjoy the salubrious
climate of the South Jersey coast for
several weeks before returning to his
parish duties.
Mrs. John P. Simpson, of West
Juniper avenue, has been enjoying a
ten-day trip to the Delaware Water
Can She was omnan nv Misses