Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30
Harrington
Century Club

Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. L.
harrington presiding. The ses-
opened with a song, America
Beautiful" this was followed by
Lords Prayer and the reading
he minutes of the previous meet
A letter of sympathy was read
m the state president, Mrs. Mary
Frame. Mrs. Bertha G. Rash, cap-
of one of the teams working on
nds for the new club house turn
in S22 of her amount.
motion picture benefit, "a Clean
art" will be shown at Reese The
e on Friday evening, February 13,
proceeds of which will go to-
rd the club house fund.
a committee from the local Cham
of Commerce waited upon the
NIB. relative to serving the annual
nOuet. The club voted to serve the
nouet. Plans for the erection of
new club house, which were
avn by James Welch, of Philadel-
lia, were read by Mrs. Clyde Miller
en- passed among the members for
spection. Mr.. Welch is a brother
law of Mrs. Harrington. He drew
,e plans for the Reese Theatre
rhen it was built, and it is cOnsid-
red one of the finest theatres in
bwer Delaware.
Due to being unable to heat Pass
1ore Hall, the club decided to hold
heir future meetings in the p. o. S.
A. Hall. The meeting was held
here Tuesday afternoon, January
r.
Fnvs
he afternoon and the meeting was
hen given over to Mrs. Brown
Smith and Mrs. G. D. Murphy, who
had prepared an especially fine pro-
gram. Subject, "Bacons Essays"
The following program was render
ed: Life of Francis Bacon" Mrs. G. |
D. Murphy; reading, "Some Side
lights on his Life" Mrs. R. K. Jones; |
'NIusic of Bacon's Period" Mrs. c.
Fred Wilson; Paper on Bacon's Es-
SAYS" Mrs. Brown Smith; reading, |
ESSAYS on Study" Miss Elva Reese.
Following the program a social
hour was spent, during which the
hostesses served hot chocolate and
doughnuts.
Arts and Crafts next week is to be
an open meeting. An interesting dis
play of exhibits is promised.
Turkey Dinner at Annual Meeting
Nearly one hundred stockholders,
officers and directors of the Kent
and Sussex Fair Association, met in
the dining room of SWANS Hotel
last week. The room was gaily dec
GRATED and a sumptuous turkey din
ner was served.
Following the banquet came the
annual stockholders meeting. The
reports of the secretaries were read,
also the financial statement and the
reports of the treasurer. The follow
ing Oficers/were all reelected with
ont opposition. President, Charles d.
Murphy; vice president, Benjamin 1.
Shaw; secretary, Ernest Raughley;
treasurer, Horace e. Quillen.
The following directors were
named: Dewey Sapp, Houston; John
G. Townsend, Selbyville; George H.
Hearn, C. e. Hurley, Seaford; j.
Morris Harrington, FELTON,; William
]. Swain, Norman Collision and War
ren c. Newton, Bridgeville; John
. Sipple, DR.. J. B. DerricksOn, Fred
erica; Henry Stafford, Burrsville,
Md: Harry Mcdaniel Jr., Dover; :
L. D. Caulk, Woodside; Clayton Eli
OFT. BridgeviIle; Dr. w. T. Chapman,
Garrett S. Harrington, Lorenzo L.
Jones, S. o. Bailey, Ernest Raugh-
ley, J. A. Cahall, Joda Masten, W. b. :
Fleming, D. B. Tharp, John H. Hol-
loway, John w. Sheldrake, John ID.
Bullock, Loren B. Harrington, VIII
bur E. Jacobs, George H. Brown
William S. Smith, Warren I. Moore,
BENJAMIN 1. Shaw, William H. Ca
hall, Frank Graham, Charles>D. Muir
DIV. Charles S. Warren, Alfred
Goodman Creadick and Horace e. !
Quillen, all of Harrington.
The following were among those
present at the banquet: B. I. Shaw, =
r. d. Smith, w. W. Sharp, Warren I
T. Moore, G. H. Brown, Charles S.
Warren, John w. Sheldrake, Ernest !
Raughley, Horace E. CULLEN, W. d.
Scott, G. S. Harrington, ]. H. HolIo-
wav. Wilbur E. Jacob, L. B. Harring-
ton. Harry S. Harrington, G. D. Muir = =
phy, w. B. Fleming, Herman john :
son, J. A. Masten, Fred L.. Masten, }.
Frank Graham, G.. e. Morris, W. j.
Paskey, G. Fred Wilson, L. T. JONES'
VIM. H. Cahall, S. o. Bailey, J. }.
HARRINGTON, Joshua Smith, J. A. Ca {
hall, Samuel Tharp, A. w. Spurry,
w. S. Smith, A. c. Creadick, Mrs. D.
C. Sapp, Mrs. Matte Raughley, Mrs.
Bertha Rash, Mrs. w. P. Poole, Mrs. /
w. D. Scott, Mrs. Ethel Raughley
Mrs. Warren Lynch, Mrs. B. 1. Shaw,
Mrs. w. w. Sharp, Misses Helena =
Newman, Irene Richards, Edith
Smith and Mary Satterfeld and Cor
don Smith, all of Harrington; John
H. Bullock, Dover; Dewey Sapp'
Houston; L. D. Caulk, Woodside; A. .
w. Warren, Edgar w. Dill, Cooper
Gruewell, J. Morris Harrington, j.
Harold Schabinger and William
Hughes, FELTON,; e. J. Elliott, Clay a
ton Elliott, Roland Elliott, ]. Roy a
Cannon, R. Reese Layton and Frank 4
A. Elliott of Bridgeville; DR.. ]. B.
Derrickson and John B. Sipple, OF II
Frederick; ]. Calvin Smith, Green's n
boro, Md; Arthur ]. Collision and u
Robert Ross, Pennington; R. II.
Stafford, Burrsville, Md; I. D.
Short, Milford; Asa Bennett, Frank q
ford; Norman Collision, W. J. Swain, a
Bridgeville. =
Harrington Personal Notes n n
y Mrs. E. W. Dean has been a Phil ~
adelphia visitor this week. n
Miss Mary Satterf1eld has return I,
ed home after spending part of this n
week with hdf sister, Mrs. G. W. W.
Schantz at Smyrna. II
Mrs. w. T. Chapman entertained n
the Wednesday afternoon bridge f,
club this week