Milford chronicle., 1925-02-06
Harrington
HarringtOn Centurr Clllb NOtes


lCs weekly meeting in the P. o. S. of
A. Hall, which was most pleasing to
the ladies for its comforts. The
president, Mrs. Loren B. Harrington,
was in the chair. Auld Lang Syne
was then sung by all present and the
Club Collect was read by Mrs. J.
Bartlestone. Minutes read by secre-
tary and approved. Mrs. ]. l.. Harm
stead and her team, Mrs. D. E. Saw
telle, Mrs. T. L. Wingate, Mrs. E. c.
Ramsdall, Mrs. w. L. Kennerly, Mrs.
Harry Hargett and Miss Emma
DOwnes gave $27 for the building
fund made at the Poverty Party
January 23rd. Mrs. Brown Smith
turned in $500 for the building fund
made from CHANGING off a buffet set.
Miss Irene RicLa ards and her team,
Mrs. James Cahall, Mrs. ]. w. Cain,
Mrs. Julius Cooper, Misses L. May
Jones, Elva Reese and Helene New
man, handed in $4,000 for the build
ing fund made at the card party
January 26.
Mrs. j. S. Harrington and team |
will have a chicken waffle supper |
February 9th.
Mrs. Clyde Miller and team will |
hold a bake February 9TH in vacant |
store next to American store from
10 a. m. to 2 p. m.
The program ARTS and Crafts"
Mrs. Oscar Wix, chairman. There
was hand painted china, crochet
work, hand woven linen, rs years
old; hand woven cOunterpane, en-
broidered sets and an exhibit of iv-
Ory from Alaska. Miss Elva Reese
read a poem, Preserves" Mrs. J.
Bartlestone read Dream Lace"
Little Helps" was read by several
members. Mrs. Wix talked about
craft work of earlier period and our
machine age. With more time wo-
mems hands for other things; are
not women now women now contri-
buting more to the welfare of the in
diVidual and community?
Congratulations 6
Last week the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter LeKites was the loca-
ton of much merry making for the d
young folks, it being the occasion of
The 8th birthday anniversary of their c
Dorothy. The party was I
held from 1880 p. m. to $3.50 p. m.
Little Dorothy received her guests
lfter which many interesting games S
we're played. Those present were as il
olloWs: Misses ElOise Chapman,
Francis O'Neal, Helena West, Ber- "
ice Galloway, Virginia O'Neal, Pau
inc Barlow, Theresa Hickman, Ma il
leline Wright, Marion Watson, Dor Il
thy Kemp, Margaret Gray and AL
erta West, Messrs. Edward Watson, NJ
rank Wilson, Allen Galloway, ht
rank O'Neal, Clarence O'Neal, Wal
er LeKites, Jr., and Dalla Ellis, Jr., h5
'elmar; Mrs. William Barlow, Har- fir
ington; Mrs. George Short, Mrs.
ALA Ellis, Delmar; Miss Myrtle tn
hane, Philadelphia; Mrs. Jacob en-
hane, Miss Catherine Shane and co
iss Beatrice Workman, George pr
wn; Merrill Harrington and John po
ltterfeld. in!
arlington News Notes 70
Deputy Collector Black will assist re-,
come tax payers on February 13 wa
ID IA, 1925, sitting at the post Of ba1
e. =, wiz
g Harrington Fire Company will \
held this evening. ser
Preston Ward of Dover was a To- tin,
visitor last week. T
Lewis Pleasanton of Louisville, can
ntuckY, was called home on ac- fr6,
INT of the death of his father. "
Irs. John Sheldrake has been Wis mon
lg relatives in Wilmington during in \
past week. trin
liss Dorothy Tharp of the Univer- last
2 of Delaware spent the weekend geee
b her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. q
TRIP. bom
If. and Mrs. W. B. Tharp are noed 1oad
nding a few days with friends in NJ
shingtOn, D. C. enad
[rs. A. V. Satterfield is spending wool 1ee
week with Mrs. Betty Macklin n
daughter, Miss Jean, at Phila- snen
)hia. ~
rs. Albert Montgomery and M,
snt5E ,I Iave ~ Deen n, recent guests Oh spen
+. and Mrs. W. R. Massey spent +io,,
weekend with Millsboro rela- Ma
RS. W. T. Chapman has been a IN G G
:, q va rI9i NJ ei me past MeeA' turbs
relatives at Chester, Pa. nsa Se''I
r. and Mrs. w. W. Sharp and D
CaIotlIe 1i';tnls oHaIp nave Deen the J
Vrence Hands of Philadelphia is move ~,
ing his mother, Mrs. Joseph DR.
5. 70 h,
C. Tee spent the weekend with Sew
'amily at Georgetown. are q,
ese B. Harrington of New York zoo
been spending a few days with bera
,arents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Har- NJ
on. snon+
.rry c. Tee, representing Kent Tat,,r, pTus
ty on the legislative committee NGre
e Delaware State Firemen's As homo
tion attended a meeting of that bev >,
in Dover recently. nbia
. and Mrs. George Culver of NIis
lington spent the weekend was a
local relatives. Oh
s. EIlleI LAIteL I5i, LDIIuSe Vi i-e"es with
the weeK-enu t5E WIN I-ll ner SISTERS SIslels' Har
W. L. west anu Ars' No'lii''n end il
Alden of Plymouth. Mass, The n,
the weekend with his daugh- ana NJ
Irs. P. M. Brown.
E. West spent the weekend 7,
his mother at Lewes. streot
liam A. Smith is sojOurning in JiSb,9
la for the balance Of the win eor ar
Howard Clymer Of Philadel- " WIN
spent Monday with his parents,
nd Mrs. John Clymer.
). Hester Reed was a Dover
r on Monday.
and Mrs. RAYMOND Dean OF h0a'