Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-04-13
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

los East Burk avenue, entertained
over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hayes, Miss Lillian Lockwood, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert McChestney and two
sons, William and Jamese, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hagerty, all from Vine
land: also Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Holman
an dson Kenneth, from Millyille, and
Robert Dunlap and Mr.. Davis, from
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W.. Fisher,
formerly of the Hotel Winona, are
having a home built on East 25th ave-
nue.. The contractor is Frank Walters.
Ask for Mrs. Townsend's Maxwell,
5-passenger touring; starter, lights,
all good condition. $165. 90. Singley's
Garage, West 18th avenue.-adv.
Does our old roof leak? Well, just
call Geo. M. Pither; phone blk Key
stone. You need not be afraid of any
storm. Pither's coating is tough and
thick and as long as the building
stands to the old roof it will stick. 1t
has been tested out for many years
and will save you lots of dough and
your old roof will never leak from
rain, sleet or snow. George M. Pither,
3O7 West Poplar avenue, Wildwood,
N. J.-adv.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Five Mile Beach Humane Society was
held at 1870 East Maple avenue, on
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Marks, of Rio
Grande, is the authorized agent. He
can be reached by both phones: Bell
5O3-R-2, Keystone 865-A-2. Any calls
sent to him will be attended to The
membership fees Of one dollar per
member were due January LIST. So far
they nave not come in as plentifully
as might be. If every member will
SEND their dollar to Mrs. Gus Pyott,
Pine and Pacific avenues, Wildwood,
the society will be heartily grateful,
Hemstitching, Picoting. Mrs. Hip
pie, 115 w. Maple ave. Candy Store.
There will be a meeting on Wednes-
day evening, April 18th, in the Audi
torium of the High School for the pur-
pose of organizing a Parents and
Teachers Association. This meeting
will be held under the auspices of the
Home Section of the Wildwood Civic
Club, who has invited County Super
~intendent Brunyate to speak. 1t is
requested that all parents and school
teachers attend this meeting to fur
Their the cause of close association in
educational work in Wildwood and
her sister resorts.
Scripps-Booth roadster, starter,
lights, good running order. $125.00.
Singley's Garage, West 18th avenue.
adv.
Mrs. R. x Giering and daughter
Miss Anna Giering, of Philadelphia,
visited the formers daughter, Mrs.
George McManus, of West Poplar ave-
nue., on Sunday.
Don't forget that Adachi's art and
novelty store is now located on the
boardwalk at Lincoln avenue; open
daily. Call to see my big display
room, "a feet wide by As feet in depth.
My game booth on boardwalk near Oak
avenue will be open early part of
May.-adv.
Today, April 18th, is Arbor Day and
will be fittingly observed in the pub
lie schools by the planting of trees
with appropriate exercises. Two fine
young trees will be planted at the
Second Ward School, the gift of the
Home Section of the Wildwood Civic
Club. The section encourages tree
planting and has heretofore made
similar gifts to the other schools.
Bridgeport marine motors and parts
in stock. Singley's Garage, West 18th
avenue.-adv.
Arthur Leviton and Emma Phieffer
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Blank were Sun
day visitors here, stopping at the
home of Joseph Leviton, corner Glen
wood avenue and Park boulevard.
B. F. Shilling has leased the Oak
Avenue Garage, 224-226 East Oak ave-
\ nue., for a term of years to Howard
Edwards, of 307 West Maple avenue,
Wildwood, and Howard E. Wylie, of
Philadelphia, brothers-in-law. This
old established garage has a housing
capacity of over 60 cars. 1t will be
open for business, storage and repairs,
under the new management, by the
latter part of this week.
Storage batteries, r%echarging, re-
pairs, service all ways. We make your
battery live up to your demands. Sing
ley's Repair Shops, West 18th avenue.
adv.
The Baptist Church choir under
the direction of Prof. Davis will re-
peat the Easter Cantata on Sunday
evening, April 18th.
P. Gould & Co. sold for Mrs. Otto
Koeneke her property, 108 East Maple
avenue to Mrs. M. Radwell, of Phila-
delphia, this week.
Auto repairs, general machine
work; prices right; all work guar
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