Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-04-06
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

MT ana MIS-. jerome MllleF, OF NOT
ristown, Pa, were visiting her sister,
Mrs. H. Stein, of 312 East Glenwood
avenue, for a week over the Easter
holidays. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence and
son are in Philadelphia at her moth
er's home, 612S Edmond street, Wissi-
noming, Pa, to celebrate their we'd
ding anniversary.
Does your old roof leak? Well, just
call Geo. NJ. 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 NJ. Pither,
1909 Pacific ave, Wildwood, N. J,-adv.
Miss Jessie Eldredge spent Satur-
day and Sunday visiting friends in
Overlook and Bustleton, Pa.
Good mercerized black Isle hose.
SOC; extra sizes, 60c. Mech & Co.
Read our adv. on page ADV.
Simon Wilderman, a real estate
dealer and notary public, of 1712 South
5th street, Philadelphia, is about to
give out a contract for the improve
ment of the surroundings at his bum
galow on East Young avenue, near
Atlantic avenue. He proposes to have
new cement walks constructed around
the building and to have his lots adj
jacent filled in up to grade.
Hemstitching, Picoting. Mrs. Hip
pie, lis w. Maple I'VE Candy Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. L. Harris
entertained a few of their friends at
their home on Wednesday evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse D. Ludlam, of Cape May
Court House; Mr.. and Mrs. H. Foster
Goslin, Miss Alice ]. Hendee and
Messrs. Egbert Wood and CORTLAND
Steelman.
New Dove nightgowns, special val
ues at $1.0O, $1.25, $3.50. Mech & Co.
Read our adv. on page ADV.
Secretary Robert ]. Kay entertained
the directors of the Five Mile Beach
Building and Loan Association at his
home on Wednesday evening. The
regular monthly meeting, falling on
this date, was called for his home in
stead of at the usual place and Mrs.
Kay Joined in extending hospitality on
the occasion. After the transaction of
the regular business a delightful
social hour was enjoyed, followed by
refreshments. The wives of the di-
rectors were also invited.
William w. Suplee, a Wildwood
summer resident since 1904, died OF
March 30, 1928. His home was at
5434 Gainor road, Wynnefield, Phila-
delphia.
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 neal Oak
avenue will be open early part of
May.-adv.
Beecher-Kay Realty Co. reports sale
of new 10 room modern cottage, 21st
avenue, East of trolley line, to Theo-
dore w. Jones, of Yonkers, N. Y, who
proposes to use same as a permanent
residence for himself and family.
Also the Eynon property, corner of
18th and Central avenues, to David
McKibbin. This is a large cottage
having seven bed rooms and two bath
rooms. 1t was built by the late Will
liam D. Eynon and is n of the finest
propositions in the North Wildwood
section. The foundation is massive
and all floors are double. This splen-
did cottage and five lots, 160 by 100
feet, must have sold for a sum close
to $4,000. The property has lovely
grounds and in the summer magnolia
trees blossom there.
On Wednesday evening April 18th,
at s o'clock, a public meeting will be
held in the High School Auditorium
under the auspices of the Home Sec
ton of the Wildwood Civic Club for
the purpose of organizing a Parent
Teachers Association. This feature
is operating successfully in commu-
mites throughout the country and,
doubtless, will be accorded the public
interest it deserves. The section took
this action at a well attended meet
ing yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Stephens and son,
of Philadelphia, were here over the
holidays stopping at her moth
er's summer home at 149 East Spicer
avenue.
Frank Speace, aged about 65 years,
died suddenly at Cape May on We'd
nesday evening. For many years he
was employed at the Cape May water
works and he was a prominent Odd
Fellow. Many Wildwood Odd Fellows
will attend the funeral on Sunday.