Milford chronicle., 1914-04-03
HARRINGTON

Misses Hazel Turner, Laura Bell and
Katharine Kennerly and Sara Jones re-
turned home Sunday from Philadelphia
Some Of the party visited Beechwocd
Seminary.
Mrs. Frank Coulbourn and three chill
dren spent the weekend in Dover as the
guests Of her mother.
While hauling logs, Lane Vanderwend
had the misfortune to nave one fall on
him, breaking his leg He is reported
to be getting along nicely.
The choir of the NJ. K. Church will
render special Faster music on Easter
morning A Cantata, From Cross to
Crown" will be rendered in the even
ing.
T. G. Hurd and wife, recently celebra-
ted their 45th wedding anniversary at
their daughters home in Wilmington.
Many relatives and friends were present.
Mrs. G. S. Harrington and Mrs. Fred
Ross have returned from Black stone In
stitute Va, where their daughters are
attending school.
W. II. Cooper is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Napoleon Nelson, of Trappe, Md
Eldred Raughley, Of Philadelphia. has
been spending several days with his
mother.
r. W. Ross is having his residence at
tractively reprinted the colors being
white with green blinds
a Box Social will be held this evening.
April 3rd, at Marvel $ School If stormy,
tomorrow evening. Proceeds for picnic.
The Fire Co. entertainment will be
held this evening, April 5rd, in Reese |
Opera House. Proceeds to buy rubber |
coats for active members. All should |
help a good cause.
Misses Rella Brown and Sara Coul- |
bourn were recently entertained bv their |
teacher at Ross Lane.
a surprise party was recently held at
the home Of Harry Holden and wife in
honor of their guest Miss Florence Green,
of Rehoboth.
Miss Ellen Hopkins has returned to
Wilmington after spending two weeks
with her parents, J.. L. Hopkins and wife
She was accompanied by Miss Leila Price.
who has also been visiting Philadelphia.
At the Fourth Quarterly Conference Of
the Harrington NJ. +. Church, our pas
tor, Rev. d. J. Givan, handed in his
resignation much to the regret of his
many friends, whom to show their friend
ship, collected together from two hun
dred and seventy-ive personal friends
and presented to him a solid gold watch.
and his wife with a diamond ring.
WHEREAS, The Rev. ID. 7. Givau and
his estimable wife, having served the {
Harrington Methodist Episcopal Church \
Tor the past three years so faithfully and {
thereby increasing the attend {
lnce and interest in its every department g
especially among the young people,. as S
well as adding largely to its membership e
md support. c
WHEREAS, The other churches and l
at large, have come to recog-
NE IN him not only good preacher and
EXCELLENT pastor, but brother and a true I
riend. And his noble wife who has pre- o
ided over our parsonage with such grace y
nd cordiality, thus making il one oft
lost pleasant homes in our midst afford
* to every friend hearty welcome who v
inter- their house. It seems that they q
no knew them the best, loved them Il
lost Therefore, be it Is
Resolved, That their many friends of =
lie churches and community do hereby :,
low their regard and appreciation by !,
-esentng to him a solid gold watch :;
ID she a diamond ring, with our best :,
shes for their future welfare, and bid :,
EN- God-speed to their new field of Pl
Dor. L,
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolu. pl
MS, with the names Of the donors be be
scented to our brother and wife, and do
~ without names be sent to DR.. Steph- W,
ion, our District superintendent; also,
( copies 60 to the Methodist papers Of ha
timore, the Chronicle of Milford, and st
Evening Journal, of Wilmington, for ST.
,lication. De