Milford chronicle., 1924-10-24
Harrington
". Q. 4. U. Elects Officers

u The regular monthly meeting O
IL the w. G. T. U. was held last Mon
10 day afternoon at the home of Mrs
William WaldrOn on Weiner avenue
y Nineteen active and one honorary
Il members were present. The meetins
d opened with the singing of "Ameri
u ca" and a prayer by Rev. E. H. Col.
) Inns. The treasurer's report showed
a balance of $35, after having sent
all dues to the state organization of
l. the w. C. T. U. The election of Off
GERS was next in order and resulted
as follows: President, Mrs A. V.
Satterfield; secretary, Mrs. ]. Wat
son Cain; treasurer, Mrs. Sallie Ca
hall; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Clara Harrington; departmental su-
perintepdents were also elected as
follows-Mrs. Harry c. Tee, Supt.
anti-narcotics; Mrs. Alice N. Wix,
Supt. scientific instruction in the
schools; Mrs. Wilbur Jacobs and
Mrs. Bessie Riggan as assistant su-
perintendents; press reporter Mrs.
Ella D. Cordrey; flower mission
SuDt., Mrs. W. 4. Sharp
The following officers were elect
ed at the Parent-Teacher Associa- |
ton meeting held at the high school !
Monday evening: Mrs. G. Hall Rig
gan, president; Prof George e.
Swain, vice president; Mrs. Charles
Derrickson, secretary, and Mrs.
Wesley Ryan, treasurer. The newly
elected president stated that several
more committees would be appoint
ed in the near future. With a view
of cooperating with the superin-
tendent and faculty, as to just what /
assistance they desired, the newly
elected president arranged to meet !
with the teachers at their weekly :
meeting held Tuesday afternoon. +
Mrs. George Spence of Philadel- t
phia is the guest of her mother, Mrs. v
Eddie Harrington, this week. t
The local Town Commissioners c
have blocked off a section of the {
streets surrounding the home of n
Mrs. Charles Trice. Mrs. Trice is 0
ill and is threatened with 0
Uphold fever. tt
Miss Nevada Wyatt together with a
tut of town friends motOred to Will S
Philadelphia and Valley Il
Forge, Pa, last Sunday Il
Mrs. Gladys Moore of PHILADELPHIA "
las been spending the past week
With her mother, Mrs. Annie Price, tC
ear town. t.
Mrs. George N. Bright of Delaware "
,ity is acting as a substitute at the e'
Ugh school. el
Miss Virginia Leith, a member of di
he high school faculty, is seriously N
i and has entered a hospital for II
reatment. m
About forty members of the Ladies e1
id Society of the M. E. Church met NJ
t the home of Mrs. w. w. Sharp on p;
tuesday, evening and transacted the 81
usiness of the organization. A col tie
ltiOn was served and all reported a W
elightful time. II
America" one of the greatest pic tn
Tres ever produced, is showing at .
eese Theatre tonight and tomorrow
light.
Contractor C. H. Grant and force
wOrkmen are busily engaged in
'ecting a new home on Railroad
venue for George -Minner.
Have (EarrOW>Escape
rom Auto Mishap
An automobile accident occurred
the intersection of the state
ghWays just east Of Harrington
tie Sunday afternoon. That the oc-
lpants escaped injury is considered A.
miracle.
According to employees at the
copies Service Station nearby, and
10 were eye witnesses to the ac- 'es
lent, a Ford sedan proceeding
rth on the state highway, bearing F[.
Pennsylvania license, did not ad-
re to the laws in effect and give Su.
e approaching car from his right !
2 right of way. A Chevrolet tour VIC
car with Delaware license was
preaching the intersection of the ing
5hWays intending to go north also. Z
tn cars crashed together and +
ned turtle. Eye witnesses to the SCI
oident believing that some one S
S surely injured badly put in a Mel
rry call for local physician. He I
S on the scene in two minutes but Pee
nd to his amazement, his services L
re not required as not one of the mai
upants of either car which were T
b loaded, were injured. State you
-hway Officer Hoch was on the T.
ne and investigated the accident. tiOn
b cars are a mass of wreckage. ed
occupants of the cars made ar Chri
to proceed with their tion
'ney. neig
r. and Mrs. Al. Richards of Vio- all {
pent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ing
IT H. Tee. CAM
r. and Mrs. Sewell Downes of veml
nington, spent Sunday with Mr.. pray
Mrs. W. T. Sharp. tobel
:. E. B. Quillen of Rocky Mount, of M
E, has been spending a few days east
his sisters, Misses Minnie and At
ma Quillen. of tn
>. and Mrs. W. r. Massey enter jeet
ID out of town guests over Sun Tn
same
=. and Mrs. T. c. Hammond, DR.. "Our
. Quillen and sisters, Misses Ne1
lie and Delema Quillen spent will
ay with Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Rob -
| at Chestertown. Md. -
s. John Kern of Bridgeville 'S1--11E2
the weekend with her par A =,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simpson. AS
IS Margaret Bullock of Dover
the weekend with her grand iii
er, Mrs. Arley Porter.
e first fall meeting of the
lber of Commerce is scheduled