Milford chronicle., 1927-06-24

CuOlIS DdIllOue SOlOs Olbe 1i6SIlue
Hour" Lee. by Mr.. Fitzgerald; la
dies quartet, Bells of Prayer" Lor
enz, Mesdames Cordrey, Raughley
Miller and Creadick; tenor solo
Lord, Thy Will be Done" Shelby
Mr.. Murphy; duet, Gracious Spirit
I Dwell Within Me-" Wildemere, Mrs
Jester and Mrs. Miller; mixed quar-
tet, II Will Walk With Him." Will
son, Mesdames Widdowson, Neamish
Messrs. Oscar Neamish and ]. b
Mitchell; intermission; Offering; an
nouncements; recitation, "Song OF
the Heart" Brandt, Adele Masten;
soprano solo, Count on Me-" Cab
riel, Miss Helen Jester; recitation,
"Centering In," DOre, Miss Virginia
Hammond.
Part Two-Baritone solo, "Jeru-
salem," Parker, Herbert Nichols;
male quartet, "It Was For Me, ?"
Blount, Messrs. Mitchell, Widow
son, Neamish and Wix; anthem, Re
member Thy Creator" Adams, by
choir; benediction; postlude.
Civic Body and Fair Officials Plan
Fourth Celebration; Full Day
Program
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Harrington Chamber IF Com
merce was held in the Town Council
rooms Monday evening. Harry S.
Harrington, president of the civic
body, presided. So much business
had accumulated since the last
meeting the business men were in
session until after IL p. m. The min
utes of the previous meeting were
read and approved and the various
committees named all made progress
sive reports. President Harrington
made a report of his interview with
City Council, regarding re-rating
of fire insurance after having the
Underwriters test. Council for some
reason failed to give him much en-
couragement in regards to getting
an inspection. 1t was then 1ecided to
look into the matter further after
having concrete evidence before
them that a reduction in rates lis
possible with all the local fire
equipment and water plant. The bull
letin board committee reported pro-
gress as did the membership COM
mittee. They reported the following
had taken out membership cards:
Lorenzo T. Jones, William l. Mas
ten, ]. w. Dickerson, i. G. Markert
and H. c. Miller. The secretary was
instructed to forward annual dues to
the National Chamber of Commerce
and also a letter of recommendation
to the Middletown, Pa, civic body
for j. Bartelstone, former active
member of the local organization.
Information was also given out
that a wholesale grocery company
desired a location and also SILK
stocking manufacturing company ex-
pected to place plant here.
The secretary was also instructed
to write the Kent County Levy Court
and the State Highway Commission,
regarding a secondary road to con-
meet the Greenwood Hickman road
with the rrington-BurrSvllle road.
The Fourth of July plans are about
complete. w. w. Sharp, chairman OF
the committee, together with DR.. W.
It. Chapman, A. B. Parsons, Harry S.
Harrington and ]. Hh Holloway met
l.. OulUl1ldn cllO u IL IAOAACWoJ
advertising the days program. This
year the parade plan will be aban-
oned, but instead the committees
have planned full days entertain
ment beginning at a. m. The Har-
rington Band will give a concert
lasting one hour which will be in
terspersed with several good vaude-
vile numbers of black face comed-
ians. Immediately following the
concert, the band will parade to the
high school grounds where a base
ball game will be played between
Harrington and Denton. Manager
Hopkins promises a good game as he
has gathered together a great ag-
gregation of amateur base ball stars.
Beginning promptly at 1 p. IN, the
greatest matinee racing event or the
season will be staged at the Kent &
Sussex Fair grounds. There will be
six big events, three pacing races
and three trotting races. Keen IN
terest is sure to be shown at these
events as there are As horses enter
ed on the card. Some of the well
known horses entered are as fol-
lows. Hal oSCg GOCholCOA PAJ
Bonnie M, w. E. Miller, Washington,
D. c.; Daniel c. K, George Satter-
field; De Wolf, Warren T. Moore,
Harrington; Setter W., Norman Col
lison, Bridgeville; Barona Princess,
H. Kelly, Salisbury, Md; Sanwood,
Herman Tyson, Newark; Harry ]. s.,
Adams Bros, Bridgeville. Many OF
these horses have won large stakes
and have attained excellent records.
There are many others with fine
records not mentioned. Those who
do not enjoy horse racing will be
entertained at Denton, Md, in the
afternoon when Harrington plays a
second game of base ball. The even
ing program has been given over to
Reese Theatre. They will endeavor
to please the local patrons with