Milford chronicle., 1926-06-04
Harrington
PENNSYLVANIA System Fraternity
Organized

tiOn was held mere last outt@'''
ternoon. in Red Mems Hail. "hen
nearly 400 employees from tne M
W. Dept, from all over the DeIa-
ware Division, assembled ana OF
ganized the Pennsylvania system
Fraternity. The following officers
vyer chosen to guide the destiny OIL
the fraternity for the coming year
past president, S. o. Bailey, Har-
rington: president, C. P. Deakyne'
CLAYTON; vice-president, George
Templeton, Delmar; secretary anu
treasurer. Raw Cannon, Pennington;
recording secretary, Edmund ray
Ior. Greenwood; chaplain, w. b. IN
cram. New Castle; conductor, RoDt'
Harris. Middletown; warden VII
liam Ellis. Seaford; inside sntlnei'
r + Watson and outside sentlhel'
I Moore. both of Harrington
executive committee, A. J. swain
Cbeswold: Stanford Thomas WyO-
ming; o. D. Randall, CordoVa' Mu'
Harrington High To Graduate Large
Class
One of the largest classes ever IN
the history of the school Will gIau-
nate from Harrington Hlgh is Inls
year. Final examinations nave
been held and Miss Grace Souder Is
ysIedictorian and Darwin ShoDe'
salutatorian of the class.
The first exercises when Will
hiring to a close a successful year
for fhe class will be hid at the NJ
+ Churca next Sunday evening"
when DR.. G. w. Gunby, presiding
elder of the Dover District, Will de-
liver the baccalaureate sermon;
The commencement exercises anu
for the class will be held at tho NJ
on tbe same night and Dean }. ,.
William Jones Of Washington COL
lore Chestertown, Md, will address
tbe class. These exercises VIII also
he held at the NJ. Z. Church on + IL
dav evening. June 4th. The class
coiors are Green and Whit and tne
class flower is the White Carana-
tion The class motto is Lille Is
What You Make It." The officers
and members of the class are as
follows: President, Darwin ShoDe'
vice-president, George Short; sec
- retarv. Norma Minner; treasurer
Grace Souders; John Holloway
Harvey Locates, Franklin Taylor
Edwin Simpson. Maurice Hall an(
George Tatman, Ruth IhaWley
Anna Masten, Helen HOPKINS l eI
esa Paskey, Marie Foraker Car
Moore, Pauline Parker, Hazel Ross
Helen Simpson is member Oh IN
class but will not graduate lhl
year do to her having to go anothe
year to get one years English.
Harrington Noses Out Smyrna In
The Ninth
A regular holiday crowd was o
hand Saturday afternoon to Wltnes
the second of the series, to decld
the Northern Delaware champion
ship.
There is not much of story
tell in the early stages of the gam
The locals squeezed over two ia
lies in their half of the first and II
visitors evened the count in II
third. Hall and Bennett settle
down to a pitchers battle with hol
ors about even until the 5th. wht
the visitors took the lead by ad
ing three runs to their total WI
the score against the locals at
beginning of the 9th, many or u
fans left granting the game 10 u
visitors. But gloom was soon tuI'
ed into gladness when the WrecKll
crew got into action and staged
grand rally. Shobe tripled, I
second hit of the afternoon. III
loway reached first on an error a
Shobe scored. Burgess singled a
Hall laid down a perfect Dunt.
passed ball scored Holloway VIII
he made a spectacular fade-aW
slide into home plate. Short wal
ed and Locates doubled this scoT
enough 30 win and the game END
with nobody out.
Members of the Greenwood HI
School team viewed the game tr'
the grandstand. The State Cha
pionship game with Greenwood "
he plaYed on the Dover, Eastt
Shore Park on Saturday, June 3
Score by innings:
Smyrna High 0 0 2 0 8 0 0 2 U
Harrington q 0 0 0 0 D D.
Many Attend Funeral Of
Frank T. WI
One of the largest funerals b
here in sometime was that of FRI
T. White, which took place From
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Jones, on Commerce street, M
dav afternoon. Rev. E. H. Coll
pastor of the NJ. E. Church
charge of the services and he
assisted by Rev. G. A. Morris
Rev. Bunstein Of Milford.
Mr.. w. H. Redmile represe1
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad and
a glowing tribute to the decef
as did the ministers who ASST
with the services. Nearly on l
dred members of the Masonic
ternity, which included several
minent railroad officials and o
emploves were present for the
vices. The Masonic order conn
ed the services at the grave WI
very impressive ceremony.
floral spray and wreaths were
numerous it was necessary to
a small truck to conduct theI
the cemetery.
Memorial Services Well Atten
The Methodist Protestant Oh
nearly held a capacity auul
Sunday morning when the an
Memorial Day services were
Harrington Post No. Z, Amel
Legion arranged for a convey
to take the remaining &. A. II.
- Grams to the church. Col. !
Short and William Anderson
the only two that were able I
tend. The Legion committee C
for Mark lester and found him
and unable to attend. Rev.
Morris delivered and excellent
mon and the choir sang 81