Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-12-15
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

5. h. LOCKWOOD writes from MldHl
where he is spending the winter, I'M
der date of December 8, 1922: 81 have
not received the Journal since l came
here. Please attend to it, as l miss
it very much. 1t is very warm here.
Alright Mr.. Lockwood, we are mailing
you copies of November oath, Decem-
Der 1st and Sth to your address, 20
N. w. Third street, Miami, Fla, wrap
ped in one package on this 18th day
of December, 1922. We hope you will
receive them without delay. Every
issue will go forward to this address
as soon as printed.
If you want a nice hand knit
sweater for Christmas at a moderate
price see Miss Scott, at 119 West
wildwood avenue.-adv.
E. K. Houser, who spent the sum-
mer in wildwood, leaves Washington,
d. c., today for Miami for the winter.
Mr.. Houser writes the Journal that he
is interested in the news of Wildwood
and expects to be here as usual the
middle of next June.
Hemstitching, Picoting. Mrs. Hip
Pile, lis w. Maple ave. Candy Store.
Binders Philadelphia Oyster House,
cor. Lincoln and Pacific avenues.-adv.
Mrs. C. H. Seaman. of Ithaca, N. Y,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Morris
Leedom, at the latter's Burk avenue
apartments. Back in 1895 Mrs. Sea-
mans husband was first collector n
treasurer of Wildwood.
Miss Kathryn O'Brien, of Brooklyn,
was a recent visitor at the home of
her brother, Jos. T. O'Brien, and his
wife and baby at their Garfield avenue
apartment.
The "violet Club" held it's second
weekly pinochle at the home of Mrs.
Anna Beach, on 26th avenue, on We'd
nesday. The prize scorers were Mrs.
Lou Horner, Mrs. Ida Sullivan and
Mrs. Clara Walto, while Elizabeth
Chapel carried off the non-layer's
prize. Refreshments were served and
everyone enjoyed themselves.
Mrs. Lillian Cookson, of Pittsburg,
Pa, is spending the winter with Mr..
and Mrs. T. R. Logue at their West
Maple avenue home. George T. Olney,
of Port Arthur, Texas, has been a
guest at their home also.
Mrs. Howard Fisher, of East Walnut
lane, Germantown, is visiting her sis
ter this week, Miss Florence Ashoff,
at 23d and Central
A full line of Christmas poultry.
Don't forget to place you orders
early. R. L. Harrison's central mar
ket, Pacific avenue near Pine.-adv.
Our shipment of Maine, balm Pine
Christmas trees will arrive today.
Come early to secure your choice.
Harrison's Market, 3109 Pacific ave-
nue.-adv.
Mrs. Samuel R. Cole, of the Arcadia
Hotel, has returned from a months
trip to Florida, and visited a brother
at Tampa. Accompanying her south
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Stott, of
18th and New York avenues, North
and the journey was made
in the Stott automobile. Mrs. Cole
gave a farewell party this week in
honor of Miss Sybil Haldane, who
sailed to visit her parents in Scotland.
Her sister, Miss Margaret Haldane, is
engaged to marry Frank c. Cole, for
merly of Riverton, and son of Mrs.
R. Cole, late of Severn Hall.
See window display at Smiths
Shop. Exclusive doll cradles,
sure to please the kiddies. 1T East
avenue.-adv.
Mrs. Ella A. Van Horn and family
will start next Wednesday for Florida
She will be accompanied by her two
now in school, and by Pau
line, her eldest daughter, the widow
of Floyd Hewitt, and her two small
children. Another married daughter,
Stella, resides in Florida. They will
sail on the Merchants and Miners line
from Philadelphia. The ship stops
one day at Savannah and the passen-
can go ashore if they like. At
Jacksonville the train will be taken
for their destination, a ride of twelve
hours on the railroad.
Free-A Beautiful Calendar with
each copy of the Sunday North Ameri-
can, December 31st.-adv.
The new bank at Sea Isle City
opened on Monday with deposits of
over 500, 900. Senator w. H. Bright,
president of the First National Bank
of Cape May Court House, and a di-
rector of the Marine National Bank
of Wildwood, made two addresses, one
at the banquet at a hotel and later in
the bank building. Others from Wild
wood who went to Sea Isle on Monday
to attend the opening were George N.
Smith and Heber Crane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson H. Shive, Jr.,
were Sunday visitors here.
The Legion members are preparing
for the big rally to be held this Fri
day night in the St. AIMS Auditorium,
when the local Legionaires and the
members of the Auxiliary will be
hosts tn the other Legion Posts of the