Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-04-07

southland and is r%eOpening to day for
the season of 1922. Mr.. Seidle spent
the winter at Stuart, Fla, a resort
| about 100 miles north of Miami, assist
ing barber Bailey there to keep the
northern tourists in trim. Arthur
Lloyd. as usual, will have charge of
the shoe-shine and news stand in front
of the Atlantic avenue shop. He is
glad to see his chief back again.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Norris, who
keep the news stand and novelty store
adjoining Harrison and Marriotts
grocery are the parents of a little
girl, born on Sunday, March 26, 1922.
The mother is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. McAnney, at whose home the lit
tie Girl was born, in the vicinity of
Ottens Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Greiner, daughter
and Mr.. Greiner's sister, have arrived
in Wildwood for the season getting
ready to open the Hotel Keystone.
They spent the winter travelling in
Florida.
For durability and color effect use
Minerva yarns. Jane Scott, Boardwalk.
adv.
The dollar and a half daily excursion
train on the Reading from Philadel-
phia to Wildwood will commence on
Monday, June 10, 1922, leaving Chest
nut street or South street ferries at
6 A. M. standard time. Returning, will
leave wildwood at 5 P. NJ. standard
time.
Mrs. F. Efie %Pangburn, of 1874 West
Spencer avenue, has returned to Wild
wood after visiting her mother all
winter at Brownsville, Pa.
Miss S. E. Wentzell returned to
Wildwood last week from Camden,
where she spent the winter with rela-
tives.
A Glenwood avenue married woman
has been drawn for petit jury duty
for the April term of Court which
opens next Tuesday. She has decided
not to offer any excuse and will serve.
w. H. Vanaman, who was a resident
of wildwood some years ago and kept
a restaurant on Cedar avenue, has re-
turned and moved into one of the Nc
Kibbin apartments on East Glenwood
avenue, coming from Millyille with a
truck load of furniture on Tuesday.
A Journal reader sends in this item:
"In WestWildwood avenue, between the
railroad and boulevard, a vicious
looking mongrel, an Airedale, persists
in running out upon people as they
pass. Not only is this very annoying,
but the average woman is easily fright
ened, as was the case this week, when
one of the animals snapped at her
hand, the woman screaming. Owners
of dogs should be notified to keep them
within bounds when it ONE to an
noying the travelling public"
A jolly party of motorists are this
week enjoying the trip to Washington,
having left here on Monday morning
fully equipped for the journey. They
are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burkhardt, Mr..
and Mrs. Weaver, Miss Eleamore
Blackwell and Master Harry Burk-
hardt.
Watch the columns of this paper for
advertisement concerning a food sale
to be conducted by the Girl Scouts un-
der the dictatorship of their Captain,
Mrs. G. Livezey. Proceeds to benefit
the building fund. OF course everyone
is going to help.
The members of the Wildwood Ath-
letic Club held a house warming in
their new club house on Wednesday
evening at the corner of Glenwood
and Pacific A delightful
social time was had with Buds Or
chestra on hand. Solos were delivered
by Earl Plummer, of North Wild
wood; Ed. Countiss, of Anglesea, and
Russell Cunningham. Miss Patae
Kennedy and William Esling present.
ed Lonesome Little Eve" Mrs. Cum
Minis recited, and Mayor COPYRIGHT
Smith made a speech. Dancing was
INDUCED in and refreshments were
served. There were about 1870 present.
A picnic is announced for Sunday,
April 23d, to take place at The Cedars,
on the bay shore.
William A. Duffy, organizer of XII
wants clubs, accompanied by officers
of clubs at Atlantic City and Ocean
City, was in Wildwood last Saturday
night and an organization was eff
fected by the election of w. C. Hunt
as president; tanning Myers, secre-
tary, and Harry Greaves as treasurer.
A meeting was held Monday evening
at the law offices Of Leap, Sharpless
and Way. After surveying the field
and the approaching busy season the
organization of a similar club recently
and that most of the proposed mem
bers are actively engaged in Board of
Trade work, it was decided to post
pone the organization until after the
summer season.
A testimonial dinner will be given
in honor of Senator and Mrs. w. H.
Bright at the Regent restaurant next
Tuesday evening by Holly Beach
Lodge, No. 120, I. o. o. F. All mem