Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-04-13
ANGLESEA

AASAAN N1o NAC O11aolOh VI LII lOlut
meeting of the North Wildwood and
Anglesea Companies on April 5th.
Election of officers for the Firemen's
Relief Association was held. Chief
Harry M. lowering, by virtue of his
Office as Fire Chief, was made presi-
dent; Frank Erickson, vice presi-
dent; Robert Bright, treasurer; John
Heating, secretary. The secretary is
elected by the delegates, six of whom
were elected, three from each COM
pany, as follows: Peter L.. Peterson,
Lorton callahan, Charles Carlson,
Anglesea Company. Lester Long,
Geo. E~lsenbach, VIM. D%ougherty,
North Wildwood Company. Two
honorary members were elected, VIM.
j.. Barber and Charles Caferio. Re-
freshments were served and all had
quite an enjoyable time.
II H. P. Harris heav9 duty, 2cyl.
4 cycle marine engine. Atwater Kent,
good order. $125.0O. Singley's Repair
Shops, West 18th avenue.-adv.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Epworth League was held in the base
ment of the M. f. Church Friday even
ing, April 9Th, with 40 in attendance
including George Riggin as president
and Mrs. F. Hoffman as secretary.
The meeting was opened with song
and prayer. Minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved.
The regular dues of five cents per
month were collected to the amount
of two dollars and seventy-five cents.
Five applications were made for MEM
bership, voted on and approved. Let
tiers were read from the. general con-
ference of the league, which is held
at Trenton. Three delegates are to be
appointed next month to attend this
convention. The entertainment COM
mittee was appointed for the mex
month after which the business meet
ing adjourned. The social features
prevailed for the rest of the evening
with merriment, playing of games,
singing songs. AT 1890 ice cream and
cake were served. Everyone present
enjoyed a delightful evening. A spe-
cial invitation is extended to all to
join the league at the next meeting,
May 4th. Immaterial as to denomi-
nation or nationality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geatens, of Mace and
Hoffman avenues, entertained as
Sunday guests Edmund and Nelson
Geatens and sister Eleanor, of Pine
street, West Philadelphia.
William Selby, of Philadelphia, ac-
companied by his nephew David Wolfe,
spent Sunday at his summer cottage
on West 4th avenue.
The Anglesea Baseball Club, COM
posed of small boys, defeated the Sixth
Grade of the North Wildwood School
by a score of q to 16, on Friday after
noon of last week, opposite the school.
j. E. Gibson, of Sd and Surf venues,
is having his house painted by R.
DOTS and son. Sam Ladner, of West
Pine avenue, and Al. Griffith, of First
avenue, are also having their houses
painted.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Mems Community Club of Anglesea
was held on Tuesday evening in the
basement of the M. E. Church, with a
large attendance and a regular treat.
County Superintendent of Public
Schools E. R. Brunyate, of Cape May,
gave a very interesting address. Su-
perintendent H.. c.. Doughty, of the
West Jersey Electric Co., of Wildwood,
was also present and gave an inspir-
ing talk or boys, as did Rev. G. c..
Reynolds, the new pastor. The entire
club is invited to attend church SER
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Meet in the basement at tbs. Come
and hear the new pastor.
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Smith went to
Bridgeton on Thursday to attend the
funeral of their granddaughter. They
returned on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Selfridge have
opened their cottage on West Chest
nut avenue and Beach Greek for the
summer.
G. Olson has launched his cabin
skiff, "Alice," and is preparing for the
mackerel season.
Robert Moore and family are NOV
ing from their cottage on New Jersey
emu to the Inlet Hotel.
Victor j. B~raidwood left this morn
ing to attend the fourth annual con-
%vention of the Third Radio District at
Baltimore, Md, April 18th and 14th.
Cyril Kimball spent Monday in the
Quaker City.
Louis Nidorf fell last Saturday and
broke his nose.
Mrs. Matilda Bake left last Satur-
day for a two-weeks' visit among
relatives at Vineland and Camden.
The players who recently took part
in the Deacon Dubbs entertainment
of Jot Shivers. Those present were
Miss Lillian Peterson, Miss Adella
Henderson, Mrs. Albert Price, Miss
Isabelle Corson, Francis Douglass, Cy
Kimball and Harold Braidwood.