Milford chronicle., 1927-04-29
Harrington
Eastern Star Elect officers

Eastern Star Elect Ot1cers
The wives, daughters, mothers, wild
ows and sisters of the Masonic Frater-
nifty of Harrington, Pennington, Green
wood, Milford, FELTON,. Wyoming, Dover
and Frederica, had a gala evening last
Wednesday in the New Century Clup
room at Harrington, where the Grailu
officers of the Grand Chapter OF Dela,
ware order of Eastern Star presented
Kent Chapter, No. IL, with their char
ter and installed the following, oillcers
for the remainder of the year; Marsuer-
ite G. Cooper, worthy matron; ran
dolph Graham, worty patron; VINO peeI pe
the relation of father ana uauSnaSl S,l
Sarath e. Riggin, associate hlatlotI'
Nina l.. Miller, secretary; cara M
harrington. treasurer; Grace G. Chason'
chanIain: Lillian w. Harrington, mar
shall; Lula II. Potter, organlst; 1uselll-
ia b. Simpson, conductress; LllIlah ~ W.
Harmstead, associate conductresS; r.
one a. Wingate, Adah; Ethel c. Raugh-
lev Ruth: Ruth A. Spangler. Esther;
Mary Nj Greenly, Martha; Henrietta
Nj Williams, Electa; Mary II; Dolpy'
warden; Julius H. Cooper, sentlnel. =,
The officers of Kent Chapter were IN
s+a1Iad nv Grand Matron Elizabeth
Leach of New Castle, assisted r9S 3y
Crsnd Patron Walter w. Wood OF Holy
0alx. Delaware Randolph Graham IN
stalled into the office OF worthy patrolii
of Kent Chapter is very much lhtere;sS, e;H,,
cd in the welfare of the ORGANIZATION
Sesnite the fact that he is well advanc-
ed in years, being 65 years OF age MI MI;
Graham is a native DelaWarean anu
has been station master Tor the fenI- f
svIvania Railroad Company at Houstoi'
20. fhe mast 80 years. He is now con-
fined to the Milford Emergency r1oSp'-
tai on account of illness. ...5 41,e
M and Mrs. Graham presented Ihe
worthy matron with a beautiful prldge
lamp.
Commerce Body Meets
The regular monthly meeting OF tne
Harrington Chamber of Commerce iast
week arranged 1or the ~ I,iace 70
bulletin board in some suitable place "
take care of different matters OF inter-
est concerning the community
seer, tary Parsons expects to turnlsh. ,
the membership committee hsI VI
prospective members Tor tne colhtllei a. -
crease the membership. The commerce
body went on record as favoring tne
school building project and promlseu
their support.
HARRINGTON Juniors to Increase 6ehe"'s
The regular meeting of HARRINGTON
Council, No. 4, Jr. o. U. A.. NJ "aS
well attended and the cher toplc %
discussion was the matter pertaining 10
death benefits in the organization a
nroposition has been submitted 10 the
Councils of Delaware, whereby they can
join the National Death BeneIit Asso-
citation and increase their death pehS-
fits from $3.50 to s5OO.OO at a very little
additional cost. The LOCAL sa+S council SrH coa as
well as all others in the state are con, con-
fronted with the proposition that they
must n join the National Organization be-
fore June 1st, and, at the 3s same saoto time Ea
sociation harrington Council, there
fore decided to retain membership in
the State Association at least one! one year, ear
cunuIated funds and then join the Ma
tionaI Organization, charging up this
Assessment to the membership.
I. o. o. F. Install officers
Last week at the regular meeting of
Chosen Friends Lodge of Odd Fellows,
District Deputy Grand Master Ennis
and staff of Smyrna installed the fol-
lowing officers: Noble Grand, Herman
johnson; v. G., S. A. Short, Jr.; re-
cording secretary, Albert Karlick;
treasurer, A. w. zimmerman; warden.