Milford chronicle., 1922-03-31
HARRINGTON

The funeral or Mrs. Roger LeCOmpte
aged about rs years, took place from the
NJ. E. Church last Wednesday. Interment
in Hollywood cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs.
LeCompte made their home here for a
number of years; he being sexton of the
NJ. E. Church, and also janitor of the
Harrington high school until his death
after which Mrs. LeCompte moved to
Philadelphia, and made her home with
her daughter.
Harrington Post No. z, met at the
City Hall Monday evening with quite a
good number present. The regular bus
mess of the evening was transacted ana
q flag purchasing committee appointed.
The following are members OF this COM
mittee: Earl Sylvester, Theodore Har-
rington and Harry G. Tee. It is hoped to
have the flag by next meeting night. We
might inform the local boys that we
would certainly have a live post if they
would arrange to attend as regular as
some of our buddies from the country.
We had just three members who made
the trip of at least an average of eight
miles to attend this meeting, and yet
members right in town can't walk
around.
Mrs. NJ NJ Eberhard has returned
home very much improved after under
going an operation in Philadelphia
Leonard Harrington and Nimrod Min
ner have started new homes in Harring-
ton.
Miss sophrania O'Bier recently enter
tanned out-of-town guests.
Herman Johnson, Clarence Norris, Au-
gustus Raughley and Harry Tee, visit
ed Washington Camp, No. 10, P. o. S. Of
A, at Magnolia last week and installed
their officers
The regular monthly meeting of the
Parent-Teachers Association was held in
the school auditorium with Rev. ]. q.
Eggert presiding. Speeches and songs
were rendered by the first four grades
of the school Then Warren Z. Moore
and Edward B. Rash spoke on the bene-
fits derived from the association. Super
intendent Adam and Prof. Fitzgerald
spoke on how to secure good teachers and
keep them. Miss Short, the Child's Well
fare nurse, spoke along her line Of
work. Delegates were elected to attend
the State Parent-Teachers Association,
which meets here April 8th. Refreshments
were served by the Home Economics
Glass.
Harrington high school in a practice
game was defeated by the Milford high
school at Milford last Thursday by the
score of 8 to /: and then, on Friday Fell
ton came to Harrington and won by the
score of 10 to 8.
Mrs Watson Cain has been a recent
Wilmington visitor having luncheon at
the Hotel DUPONT.
Mrs. J w. Sheldrake was the hostess
of a. theatre party at the. New Reese
Theatre last Thursday evening, given in
honor of Miss Jean Maclklin, of Philadel-
phia. Those comprising the party were:
Miss Annie Fleming, Miss Jean Macklin,
drake.
Congratulations are extended to Miss
Rose SnOWberger, formerly of this town,
who was just recently married in North
Carolina.
We are glad to see I. E. Legates out
again after quite serious illness.
Mrs. Theodore Smith is improving af- /
ter being very sick.
Mrs. I. L. Smith - has been a recent |
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Smith.
Miss Marian Gooden of near Woodside |
spent the weekend with Miss Grace |
Marvel.
DR.. w. T. Chapman has sold his resi-
dence on Weiner avenue, to Chas. B. |
Wingate, and will soon leave to take up
a special course in surgery.
The basket factory here has resumed /
operations and running on full time
with an increase in the number of men |
employed. Mr.. Creadick is running
crate gangs.
Miss Ruth Satterfeld was a Philadel-
phia visitor last Saturday
Quite a large audience was present at
he M. p. Church last Sunday evening to
hear the message conveyed by Mrs Wehl
the w. G. Il. u. Her
message was very interesting. Mrs JOS
Jackowick sang solo accompanied by
Mr. JackoWick on the piano, and Rich
lrd Kent, violin. Messrs. Harmstead and
Kent with viOlins, and Ellis Cordrey on
he piano, also took part in the pro-
sIdIl. Inc young pGOBl6 u DOll the M.
Q. Church and the NJ P. Church took
'harge Of the music.
Mrs. Alvin Satterf1eld of Wilmington
spent theWe extend with her parents,
dr. and Mrs. w. H. Cahal.
Mrs. Harry Hudson of Philadelphia
pent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
}. B. Tharp.
Mrs. J. H. Wilson spent the past week
With her son, G. Fred Wilson, while the
Rev: ]. H Wilson attended the M. 3.
onference at Cambridge, Md.
We congratulate Rev. j. 7. Richardson
n his return to this charge for another
ear.
Harry C. Tee, Jr., is able to be out
f-doors again after having a threatened
ase Of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Roach, Mr.. and
Lrs 5r Herman Roach Warren 6 a9lSt9n: SeIgs
lima Bailey, all Of Georgetown, motored \
, Harrington last Sunday and spent the
ay with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tee and
ira nd Mrs. Fred Bailey.
Mr.~and Mrs. AL. Richards of Viola ana
Irs Elwood Jarrel spent Sunday as the
uest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Minner /
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar H. Tee. t
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Fleming entertained
1t-of-town friends over the weekend. +
aimed friends over the week end.
Fred Marvel was in Philadelphia on
Londay. His mother, Mrs. Jos. Marvel
Houston, underwent an operation at ~
ne Methodist Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellis Of LeWeS s
oent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. N. j.
aulkner.
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