Milford chronicle., 1924-05-30
Harrington
Harrington High to Graduate Glass of
SeVeHteen

Il Without a doubt the largest socia
ana educational event of the season
was held in Passmore Hall. Iast
thursday evening. The Junior Glass
Oh the harrington High School tend
, cred the Seniors the annual banquet
: The hall was elabOrately decorated
. with crepe paper, potted plants and
beautiful spring flowers; the color
scheme being red and white, the SEN
iOr Glass cOlOrs.
Inc banquet tables were artisticallv
arranged in the shape of a souare
with flowers in the center and creme
paper hanging in festoons from the
ceiling, making a fairy-like setting
for the fair maidens who were gronn-
ed around the tables.
Excellent music was furnished bv
the Harrington Orchestra, who outdid
themselves. --O
beInoAC simpson was tOastmaster
and performed that service in exceI-
lent style and the manner in which he
introduced the various speakers. with
MS witty sayings, was thoroughly en-
Joyed by those present. Herman RYAN
OF the Junior Glass made the address
OF welcome. Supt. M. R. Adams, Pro-
fessors Mullen, Stenger, Fitzgerald
and the Misses Kemp and Lendenbam.
were among those from the faculty ]
who spoke, all wishing the classes
the best of luck.
Roland Pepper, salutatorian of the
class, gave the farewell toast to the
juniors and the POSTMASTER gave a re-
turn toast to the Seniors.
Glass Night June 10Th {
The Glass Night Exercises will be /
held in Reese Theatre, Tuesday even I
ng, June 10th. The class officers arc.
President, Roland Pepper; vice presi- IN
lent, Ruth Workman; secretary, Irene n
}urtis; treasurer, Winoma THOMPSON. d
Ihe following program was given: S
lass VIII, Pauline Welch; Class v
prophecy, Agatha Hughes; Character L
Stlcs, Leila Wilson; Glass Song, Irene R
urt1s; Class Poem, Anna Rosa and v
[elen Betson; Giftorian, Ruth Work.
ian; Return, Rachel Price: Class al
history, Freshman Year, Alice Rich in
rds; Class History, Sophomore Year be
my Hughes; Junior Year, Vena
thompson; Senior Year, Dorothy
harp; AuctiOneer, William Cahall: =
S~S-AsesSAc44 VI NAAbSg EAllGu GAIN.
Each of the class has been given a ~
9nnant and pillow top in the class en-
lors OF red and white. Glass Flower, NJ
d and white rose buds. Glass Motto:
rive for that which is highest. n,
zcealaHTeate Sermon at NJ. E. Church - @
The baccalaureate sermon to the G.,
aduates will be preached by Rev. q. gu
Collins, of the M. E. Church, on ,+;.
nday evening, June 9Th. SI,, eyIi
i. JOS. Schubert to address Graduates On,
Dr.. Jos. Schubert, Downington, Pa. ~
Il be the principal speaker, and will +--;3 IA
dress the graduating class of the W. W..
rrington High School at their COM WI =
ncement exercises, to be held in -, "
M. 3. Church, Wednesday evening. 1S. IlS.S
le 18th. Glass roll for 1924 is as fol- MI 4, :
rs: Helen BetsOn, Irene Curtis. lei ~
Wilson, Roland Pepper, saIutator- LII .on
; Amy Hughes, Pauline Welch. We P'.1 :,
Thompson, Dorothy Tharp, Alice c. =
hards, Agatha Hughes, Anna Rosa. @ oun
'hel Price, Marine Welch, Ruth =
rkman, William Cahall, Winona
valedictorian; Allen Cain.
9. Il. r. VeteranS attend Church
he annual memorial services of
tain Carter Post, No. 10, G. A. R..
e held in the M. P. Church on Sum
morning. During the past wear
OF the old veterans have been laid
est and only six of the men were -
10 make the short parade from
hall to the church.
be church was beautifully deco. -.
d with flags and cut flowers. Dur- II
the service the two parade flags.
G. A. R. battle scared flag, carried FIR
jOmrade Samuel Hammond and mon,
American Legion flag, carried bv 81
Commander Fred Bloom, rested Frids
le pulpit. 2I
le old veterans were highly honor Sund
nth an escort. Of ladies from the 10
;abees, Jr. Order United American vice.
lan1cs, Patriotic Order Sons of III
rica and Harrington Post, No. z. Sd
lie American Legion, under COM Fir
OF Post Commander BENJAMIN SchoC
~. About two hundred Joined in Sec
'arade and paid honor to the old Mems
srs. NH
): M. Holiness minister of the Peopl
OOHIeIence' ana an old Confed- Las
veteran or considerable age, mans
DOIn Lne opening and closing The
rs; you
,ellent music was furnished by IN.
hoir. Prof. Fitzgerald sang a The
beautiful solo. ably assisted by of JOB
rtet of ladies, Mrs. Widdowson. meetir
Clyde Miller, Mrs. Jos. Cordrey The
liss Edith Smith This chorus FRIDAY
athletic and brought tears to the The
Of many in the audience. ]. B. mornil
I'll also sang a solo that was of and at
CHEST order. Rev. G. A. Morris God M
red one Of the best sermons he The
er preached and was considered after r
.el PleCS' The
veterans will be assisted by the be an
ian Legion, in decorating the DTtv y
and firing a salute, at Holly
on Memorial Day. All --
War veterans, whether mem @EEzz4AN
the legion or not, are especial
ted to join with Harrington a
paying honor to their deceas-
lies. Those having uniforms are TIL
ed to wear them. II II
in Carter Post, No. 10, and the