Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-05-31

When there's to be a parade in
Wildwood, an American Legion Rally
in Cape May County; a public demon
stration in which wildwood wants
representation or to make a display;
when there's a holiday to brighten
up or an excursion or convention to
meet, there will be found and heard
the Wildwood City Band. Rain or
shine, hot or cold makes no difference.
We'll be there" declares Professor
Oscar Huebner, and invariably he and
his boys" are on the spot at the time
set.
The members of the band all have
their own private business to mind
but that fact never keeps the band
from making its appearance. Per-
sonal inconvenience doesn't enter into
their objection for there are no OBJ
jections-they are simply there when
eve Wildwood or one of her organi-
cations call for aid. More Moosic,
Professor" is a by-word originating
with the boys of the American Legion
and it fondly sticks to the Band. Pro-
lessor Huebner knows the wealth of
fondness and good fellowship behind
appreciates the spirit. Now, after
many years of patient work and I'M
selfish sacrifice on the part of the
band members and Mr.. Huebner, Wild
wood folk are going to show their
appreciation in a more substantial
manner than kind words. At the same
time they are going to do their home
town a favor by dressing it's musical
organization in new uniforms that
will better reflect the progressive, live
spirit of the resort. In addition to
raising a fund to secure suitable uni
forms, Wildwood boosters hope to
raise a sum large enough to purchase
some badly needed instruments. ga
workman must have good tools to do
himself justice and so with a must
cian," a y Professor Huebner, eve
shall need about S., 0 for everything
to make our band efficient and for
good appearance" So at least that
amount must be raised.
A large committee is working hard
so that Wildwood may not appear IN
grateful. Tickets selling at $1.00 each
are now on sale for the big benefit
night at Hunts new Casino Theatre,
June 18th.
What the program will be is yet a
profound secret, excepting it is known
that it will be a musical one.
All organizations of the island have
tickets to sell and they may be gotten
from any of the committee which is
composed of the following members
representing the various organiza-
tons:
WilliamC. Hunt, chairman
William H. Austin, Assistant
chairman
w. H. Bright
Charles L. Heinle
Charles r. Page
William D. Bush
Elmer Hewitt
Robert Latimer
w. c. Hendee
DR.. J. S. D. Eisenhower
Sol Oettinger
Alfred Winterburn
Mrs. H. H. Tomlin
Miss Lydia Mech
Mrs. H. M. Wise
Mrs. w. H. Austin
Tickets for the Wildwood City Band
Benefit are selling easily because of
the fact there isn't a a woman or
child in all the allied resorts of Five
Mile Beach who does not feel an OBJ
legation to the Band, both directly
and indirectly.
Everyone has received the indirect
benefit because of the favorable pub
licity gotten by this organization of
musicians. Everyone has received
direct benefit by enjoying the added
holiday spirit given by the music on
special days, holidays and various
public and social functions on the
island.
THE MEMBERSHIP
Oscar Huebner, Director
Clarinet
William Hunt
Harry Bellangy
Pas. Cologero
S. Jennings
COrnet
George Mac Culloch
Chester Frankheiser
W. COPYRIGHT Smith
A. ,Tuci
Clement Foster
William Bethel
Robert MacCulloch
r. Stimmel
Carl Albig
Robert Butterfield
Alto
William Austin
William Peoples
Oliver Eachus