Milford chronicle., 1923-06-15
HARRINGTON

d Church, Sunday evening; June 18th
z. will be the last service of the season
2, The Young Peoples Society of tht
|. church have arranged for some splen.
e did music. Rev. Benjamin F. Thomp
S son has prepared a fitting message
e The service will be partly choral. We
d expect to have about six members OF
l Christ Church Choir from Dover with
us. Magnificat and Nunc Dimittes Sim
/. per in d. Anthem, "Just as I am" by
r. 3. Wheaton.
/ Solo, Rev. B. F.. Thompson.
; Solo, Mrs. Clara C. Massey.
Full chorus by the choir.
} Anthem, "The King of Love MY
Shepherd is" by H. r. Shelby.
, Solo, Arnold Richardson.
2 The versicles and responses being
sung; also the "Sevenfold Amen" will
be sung at the end of the service.
We trust our friends from the
neighbOring towns will join us in this
splendid service and bring your
friends with you. Come everybody, as
this is a service for the young and old.
Service promptly at 1880.
7 Frank Shaw who returned from
South America some time ago, where
he was secretary to the American
Consul, has now accepted a position
with the General Motors, Buffalo, N.
Y. He left for his new position Mon
day.
Miss Harriet Shaw has returned
home after spending some time in
Philadelphia.
Prof. Rothfuss of New Jersey was a
local visitor here last Saturday.
Miss Clareta Steinmetz, of Rich
mOnd, Va, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Steinmetz, near town.
George McCloskey and Lawrence |
Harmstead, graduates from H. H. S. |
Class '2S, and Ellis COrdrey, Glass '22, |
will attend the Army Training Camp |
at Plattsburg, N. Y, this summer.
Mrs. A. P. Lewis spent a part of .
last week with Philadelphia friends.
Mrs. John Clymer was the guest of
her son, DR.. Howard Clymer, at Phil
adelphia, on Monday.
Harrington High School has closed
its doors for another successful term
and we learn that next term we will
have a new bunch of high school tea
chers and several new faces in the
lower grades. We understand that Su-
perintendent Adam has rendered his
resignation, that Prof. Vane and Prof.
Mick will not return. Prof. Fitzgerald
is expected to be here next term. Miss {
Helen Libby and Miss LinWOOd Wood
land and Miss Gladys Pemberton will
all return to their homes after return q
ing from a camping trip with the ,
Camp Fire Girls. Miss Libby, we un- L
lerstand will discontinue teaching, 3
wedding bells), while Miss Woodland d
ind Miss Pemberton who are both >
rom Virginia, desire to get schools
learer home. Miss Marie Stambro who {,
las been with us for two terms has =
to her home in New York. y
1iss Helen Groves has also gone to II
Ter home at Marshallton. The secre-
ary has advised us that Mrs. Mary
}arby, who taught in the Dover II u
choOls last term has been engaged, =
S also is Mrs. Brintain Welch.
Dedication of the new P. o. S. of VI
5. hall is planned for next Friday eV- .
ming, at the same time it is planned r
} put on a class initiation. It is ex-
ected that several distinguished Wis
Ors of the order will be present.
hia visitor Monday.
Chas. Knox has been appointed a
ember of the State Highway Police y
rce, and will take instructions for
bout two weeks before being assign
to his post of duty.
Mrs. A. P. Lewis, Mrs. L. G. Jones,
iss Nan Lewis, of Denton, Md, and
iss Caroline Sharp attended a lunch
n in Wilmington, Wednesday, given
? Mrs. Chas. WestrOn.
Mrs. c. Fred Wilson and Miss L.
ay Jones were Wilmington visitors
st week.
Isaac Hurd of Media, Pa, spent the
sek-end with his parents, Mr.. and
rs. George Hurd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Plummer Of
lester, Pa, were weekend visitors
re.
Miss Irene Richards has returned
me after being the guest Of Mrs. A.
DAILY, at Dover, over the weekend.
The Senior Glass of the Harrington
gh School went on a days outing at
Bowers Tuesday.
Mrs. A. P. Lewis was a Dover visit
Monday of this week.
Miss Marian Jones has completed
other year at Swarthmore College <
is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. r
Mrs. R. K. Jones, for the sum-
r.
Gr. and Mrs. Elmer Tee entertain K
Wilmington friends over the week
Iiss Louise Smith of Rye, N. Y, is
an indefinite visit with Mr.. and
5. w. J. Bryan.
Iorace Quillen spent the weekend
b his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. S.
lien at Ocean View. *
he regular monthly meeting of the
'rington Building and Loan Asso-
ion was held last Monday evening.
ext Monday evening the local
mber of Commerce will meet in,
llar session. s'N
enatOr Murphy will ship some Of
fast trotters West this week for
opening of the fairs in that Sec
of the country. They will return
2 in time for the local fair.
iss Helen Beckwith attended the
luating exercises at Cecilton High
Dol, when one of her brothers
luated. X
you are sick, take Chiropractic Ad-
stments and get well. ANNA K. GRE-
Us, ChirOBrGctOr. Offices: Milford
Dover. sS-tf