Milford chronicle., 1923-01-19
HARRINGTON

Bank they elected the following Off
GERS for the new year: President, ]
Will Powell; vice president, John P
Masten; cashier, D. B. Tharp; teller
Theodore Harrington; bookkeeper
Miss Emma Ross.
AT last the Harrington High Schoo
has succeeded in disposing of the jin1
which the FELTON, High School seem
ed to have held near them. For the
past several years this particular
school was able to come out on top il
most all sports, but during the past
week they lost a game of basket ball
on the local floor. On Friday evening
before a record breaking crowd ouI
friends saw the Harrington High
School administer a crushing defeat
to the Laurel Alumni basket ball
team. The fast local aggregation bat
tied with Milton on the local floor last
Tuesday evening, at this time we do
not know the results. Keep the good
work up, boys, as we always like to
add another to the won side of the
ledger.
The stockholders of the Harrington
Building and Loan Association held
their first meeting at the Firemen's
Club rooms last Tuesday evening and
elected the following officers for the
year: President, Lorenzo T. Jones;
vice president, DR.. w. T. Chapman;
secretary, Earl Sylvester; treasurer,
Horace 3. Quillen. Directors, D. B.
Tharp, Fred L. Masten, Warren 4.
Moore, F. T. White, w. 3. Jacobs, DR..
H. E. Thomson. About $50 shares
have been subscribed in the first SER
les. This loan association should offer
a splendid means of almost everyone
owning a home. Building lots will be
offered for sale in the near future by
the Dixie Realty Co. We predict an
other building boom this year such as
was experienced the past year.
Harrington Council, No. 4, Jr. o. U.
A. NJ, held very enthusiastic meet
ing last Wednesday evening and elect
ed the following officers for the new
year: Jr. P. c., Frank Swaino coun-
cilOr, Frank O'Neal; vice councillor,
George w. Smith; recording secretary,
George W. Swain; assistant secretary,
Howard Martin; financial secretary,
J. WOlcott Dickerson; treasurer, Har-
ry S. Harrington; conductor, Samuel
G. Johnson; warden, George L. John
son; inside sentinel, Edward Messick;
outside sentinel, Edward Harriet;
trustee, Harry C. Tee, Is months;
chaplain, Carl Lewis; representative
to State Council, George W. Swain;
alternates, Harry C. Tee and Herman
Johnson.
Big doings are promised those who
attend the regular meeting of the P.
o. S. of A. next Friday evening. A
small class will be initiated and the
State Executive Committee has been
invited to attend.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Phillip Cook will
fill the pulpit at st. Stephens Episco-
pal Church next Sunday evening. He
will confirm a class. There will also
be special music rendered by J. We'll
more Garrett, baritone and Miss Eliza
beth Ernst, soprano, both of Philadel-
phia, and others. Bishop Cook is a
well known minister and is sure to
please his audience with his message.
st. Stephens Episcopal Church la
dies will hold supper at the New
Century Club rooms next Wednesday !
evening. Only IS tickets will be sold
in advance, none will be disposed of :
the night Of the supper The price of 1
each ticket will be seventy-ive cents.
Bishop Cook will be present on this {
occasion also, and it is planned to U
seat the rs all at one time.
DR.. ]. H. Straughn of the Maryland L
Conference will make his annual Wis l.
It to the M. P. Church next Sunday ev-
ening and fill the pulpit for Rev. v
Norris. Special music will be rendered Il
Oy the choir.
Mrs. Fred Powell spent Thursday in q
Il
Mrs. Fred Wilson has been recent
visitor. s
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Faulkner visit u
ID HarbesOn friends Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry c. Tee was the guest of u
Ter parents, Rev. and Mrs. ]. T. Bail Il Il
y, Wednesday. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Faulkner attend IL
d the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Ev-
MS at Ocean View on Sunday. T, =
Lawrence Harrington was Phila- ~
elphia visitor last Thursday. " Y,
D. Beniah Tharp was in Philadel- u
hia Tuesday on business. While
here it is expected that he will at p
end the automobile show. b
L. F. Cain of Frankford, Pa, spent
unday as the guest of Mrs. Laura Ee [
Ielvin. Nv
Rev. J. T. Bailey of Georgetown was =
! town on Monday. n
Rev. B. F. Thompson was q Har- III
ington visitor on Tuesday. -,
The Misses Alma Bailey and AL n n
erta Salmons of Georgetown spent ~,
unday with Harrington friends. IT IT
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Watson of near - -
Dwn entertained friends from George tL ee
,wn last Sunday. III
The old Reese Theatre is undergo n
lg extensive repairs, after which it
ill be used as a store. A stairway, y
aiding into Smith & Raughleys Mems AZ
store, will be built and the 49,
scond floor will then be used by
em for a store room.
Miss Nevada Wyatt has accepted a
)sition in the local post office vice mr.
iss Harriet Shaw, temporarily en- bo
Dyed. lis
At the town election last Tuesday
tie interest was shown in the cleo OIL
IN. There was only one ticket in the
Id and only about rs votes were Ge
st. Warren T. Moore and L. G.. bu
arket were the newly elected mem-
rs of council. VIM. H. Cahall, for ar,
sr member of council, assessor; W. He
oyd Turner, treasurer, and Con- ]
able M. T. Adams, collector. ed
The annual meeting of the stock ]