Milford chronicle., 1927-10-21
Harrington

stopper will go on the track on
Thursday. "DeWolf" won a race
last week. Senator Charles D. Muir
PLY also has some horses there.
Mrs. w. w. Sharp and Miss Caro-
line Sharp attended a Club Lunch
con at Seaford on Tuesday
Mrs. Harry c. Tee has returned
from the Milford Emergency Hospl-
tai. She is recovering very nicely
from a major operation.
p. r. r. Office Damaged
Feeling highly elated over the
fact that one half of Fire Prevent
ion Week" had passed and the Har-
rington Fire Company had not had
an alarm. they were hoping to have
a report of 100 per cent. InelI
hopes were quickly shattered lasS
Thursday when fire of undetermeu
origin was discovered in the offlce
of G. Weiss, track supervisor OF the
P. R. R., Company. When the fire
men arrived dense smoke was pour
ing from the doors and WINDOWS
but no serious damage resulted
The second alarm in less than an
hour called the firemen to the new
HARRINGTON Shirt Company plant on
the boulevard. They did not go INTO
service as the small blaze was soon
under control.
Grand Master Present For lhSIai-
IatiOn OF Officers
Deputy Grand Master, W. Henry
Ennis assisted by his Grand Oftlcers
visited Chosen Friends Lodge NO. 80,
Wednesday evening and installeu
the following officers for the ensu-
ing term; Noble Grand, 5. A
Short, Jr; vice-Grand, Albert Mar
lick; Treasurer, A. w. zimmerman;
Secretary, George w. Swain; t1nan-
cial Secretary, L. G. Markert; X. D
N. G.. w. R. Massey; L. S. N. G''
Norman Hopkins; Warden, Arthur
Krause; Conductor, Elmer A. Smlth;
Right Scene Supporter, Jos. har-
lick: Left S. S., Norman smith )
Outside Guard, c. A. Taylor; INSIDE
Guard. Miles Draper; Chaplain, Le-
Roy Fleming; R. S. V. g., Floyo
Turner: L. S. V. G, Elmer west.
In his remarks he called attention
to what the order has been doing
throughout the world,a nd asked
the cooperation of all in promotlng
the welfare of Oddfellowshlp III
Delaware.
After several interesting speeches
by different members present, tne
business session having ended, all
ioined in a social hour partaking OF
refreshments and talking of the
past. present and future. Several
games of quoits were played and
the visiting members had no trouble
taking the local team into camp
Wedding
SAUNDERS-JONES
Miss Hazel E. Saunders, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Saunders ana
Mr.. Harvey NJ. Jones, son OF the
late John T. Jones and Nancy Jones
of Woodside, were married at the
M. E. Parsonage by Rev E. H. Col
Inns, early Friday morning. MIS-
Mildred S. Deputy, sister OF the
bride was bridesmaid and Mr.. VIII
- lard Deputy acted as best man.
After a short wedding trip the happy
couple will reside at Woodside.
Rev. E. H. Collins Invited. To Re
turn
At the quaterly conference held
at the M. E. Church last week by
Rev. w. G. Gunby, D. D. District
Superintendet. Rev E. H. Collins,
who has been pastor of the church
for the past four years was invited
to return for another year. the
report of the church showed pro-
gress in every department. The
conference was the largest attended
of any during the present year. The
request for Rev. Collins return
|. was unanimous and Rev. Gunby was
instructed to use his influence IN
the interest of this request. Mr.. L.
L. Sapp, L. T. Jones and E. w.
Dean were appointed Judge and
teIlers to hold and for delegates to
represent the church at the annual
conference in Union Church, Will
mington in March 1928.
The 34th, Annual Institute-Con-
.yention of the Kent County Sunday
School Association will be held IN
the local NJ. E. Church on Wednes-
day, October 9th, 1927. At the
close of the Sunday school session
of the M. P. Church Sunday morning
the following were elected to re-
present their Sunday school. Prl-
mary department, Mrs, Harry Ham
mond: Junior department, Mrs.
Arnett Potter; Intermediate depart
ment. Mrs. Arley Wixl and Adult
department, Miss Elizabeth Sabltsky.
The ladies of the M. P. Church Will
serve luncheon to the delegates.
Mrs. H. T. Hegg and Mrs. F. T..
Fleming of Wilmington spent the
weekend with Misses Annie and
Laura Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Steele OF Mill
Vile spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Greene of Will
mington and Mrs. Ray Ingram and
children of Magnolia were guests OF
Harry Tee on Sunday.
Mrs. Clara West of Millville spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Sharp.
Mace Curtis of Philadelphia was
the guest of Miss Florence Markert
over the weekend.
Harry c.. Tee, Jr., spent the week
end with his grandparents, Rev. and
Mrs. ]. T. Bailey at Delmar.
Niles Holden of Philadelphia was
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Holden over the week
end.
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