Milford chronicle., 1923-01-12
HARRINGTON

local girls team also played the LeWeS
team, but they didn't fare so we1l as
they were defeated. The local boys
have been spending considerable time
on the local floor at practice and the
coach is getting good results. They
have played three games Of their
schedule so far this year and have
won two of them. Wednesday evening
they entertained the FELTON, High
School but at this time we don't know
the results.
Harrington Post, No. z, American
Legion, met in regular session Mon
day evening, for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the new year, but such
small attendance was present, that
the election of officers was deferred.
Washington Camp, No. 80, P. o. S.
of A. will meet in regular session to-
night and install the following officers
for the new year: Past president, C. S.
Norris president, A. S. Raughley;
vice president, D. W. Minner; master
of forms, Philip Harrington; inspec-
tor, James Minner; guard Thomas
Grant; chaplain, J. w. Blades; re-
cording secretary, Ira w. Roe; finan-
cial secretary, Herman johnson;
Cluultluk
committee appointed last meeting
night reported the funds of the order
in fine shape. The local boys were to
have entertained the Seaford boys at
quoits last Friday evening, but for
some reason Seaford failed to arrive.
The Harrington M. P. Sunday school
held it's annual election of officers, fol-
lowing the Sunday school session, last
Sunday and elected the following: Su-
perintendent, Arley Wix; Asst. Supt.,
Robert Adam; secretary, Theodore
Smith; treasurer, Dorothy Tharp; or
ganist, Ethel Raughley; Asst. organ
ist, Mrs. Mitchell; chorister, Mr.. Nit
chell.
Mrs. I. c. Jones was the guest of
Bridgeville friends last Friday.
Miss Irene Richards spent Thurs
day with Milford friends and was the |
guest of Mrs. Samuel Evans.
Miss Bertha Short, representing the |
Child's Welfare Center, assisted by |
DR.. H. 3. Thomson, made examina-
tiOn of some of the children at the |
high school Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Williams spent |
the weekend with friends at Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Clifton of Lewes
have been spending several days with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
L. adams.
Nv. M. Troupe is on an extended Wis
tito his son, Harold, who is located
in Los Angeles, California.
Edward Smith, of near town, is
spending some time with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ethel Vane, at Baltimore.
st. Stephens Episcopal Church will
organize a Sunday school with the
first session next Sunday afternoon at
2:3O p. m. H. c. Smith has been elect
ed superintendent. No other officers
have been elected as yet.
Mrs. Salisbury, State President of
Auxiliary of Delaware, of
The Protestant Episcopal Church, will
meet the ladies of st. Stephens Church
1T the home of Miss Caroline Sharp,
This afternoon at 1 p. M, for the pur-
pose of organizing local auxiliary
or Harrington.
Mrs. C. Fred Wilson entertained a
arge gathering of friends at her home
IN Weiner avenue, Saturday after
loon. Games suitable for the occasion
we're enjoyed by all present, after
which delicious refreshments, consist
ng of oyster patties, chicken salad,
;alted nuts, coffee, ice cream and cake
md biscuits we're served.
/Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Vinyard have
moved into their new home at Milford {
which they have had under construc- {
ion for some time.
Herbert Nichols has returned to his
tudies at Westminster, Md, after be-
ng the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred {
dasten for several days.
The annual meeting of the stockhol-
lers of the First National Bank was
leld Tuesday afternoon, with the fol-
owing directors elected for this year: a
-. Will Powell, John P. Masten, Chas. ,
}. Murphy, William I. Masten, Warren
:. Moore, Loren B. Harrington, Sam
el Tharp, Herman Galloway and Gar
EFT S. Harrington. Garrett S. Harring-
on was elected new director to sue :
eed C. A. Harrington, deceased, who {
led during the past year. The direc-
Ors will meet at later date to or a
anize and elect their officers.
Lawrence Hands of Philadelphia is
he guest of his mother, Mrs. Jos.
etts. t.
Lawrence Tucker of Philadelphia is O.
pending a few days with his grand d
lOther, Mrs. Samuel Kemp. la
Mrs. w. D. Scott has been spending v
few days with Wilmington friends. m
Little Louise Scott is visiting her b,
unit at Greenwood. a
Miss Neal, of the Marshall Hospital, II
ilford, spent Sunday with Miss Del il
ma Quillen. w
Mrs. Jane H. Clifton, of FELTON, r
)ent Sunday with Mrs. A. G.. Flem- h,
g. d7
Mrs. Annie P. Lewis of Dover at =.
nded the social gathering given by
rs. C. Fred Wilson. z
Mrs. Elbert Stevens of Wilmington
the guest of Mr.. and. Mrs. w. R.
assey.
DR.. Howard Clymer of Philadelphia
,ent the weekend with his parents,
r. and Mrs. John Clymer
DR.. E. B. Quillen of Rocky Mount,
c., has been the guest Of w. c.
lillen.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Welch of Phil
lelphia are the guests of E. c. II
eese. :
Miss Elizabeth Snow of st. Marga- 4
t's Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa, spent {
e weekend with her mother, Mrs.
atilda Shaw.
Miss Harriet Shaw has accepted a
sition in the post office vice Miss
lith Simpson, resigned.
Mrs. Julius Cooper and her mother, n
rs. Randolph Graham, of Houston, =
d Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sheldrake at
1ded banquet given by the Eas-
m Star of Wilmington.