Milford chronicle., 1927-01-28

Dover last week.
Mrs. George B. Potter is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Ernest Dean has returned
home after being the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Allan Miller at Norfolk,
Va.
Harrington Club Notes
The Harrington Century Club
held its regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon with the president, Mrs
w. w. Sharp, presiding. The meet
ing was opened with the club song
followed by the Lords Prayer.
Minutes of the previous meeting
were read by the secretary, Mrs.
Ernest Raughley.
The president, executive board
and those who will take part in the
program, have been invited to at
tend the Reciprocity Day meeting of
the Delmar Century Club on Febru-
airy Sth. The invitation was accept
ed. An invitation was also accepted
from the Wyoming Round Table
Club, for their Reciprocity Day
meeting on February is.
Mrs. L. B. Harrington gave
| splendid report of the Wilmington
Century Club luncheon, which she
attended.
A card party will be given by the
Harrington Century Club at the
club house on January 2S. Mrs. c..
Fred Wilson and Mrs. Jack Masten
have charge of the affair and asked
, the cooperation of all the members
in order to make it a success.
Mrs. Jack Masten called attention
of the club members to a special
meeting to be held at the high
school on Wednesday evening, the
purpose of which is to organize
concerted action by the people OF
Harrington, with the view Of OBJ
tanning a share of the fund about
to be set aside by the State for
school improvement. She also stres-
sed the Importance of everyone in
Harrington getting behind TINS
movement. Harrington Century
Club went on record as being en-
tirely favorable to participating II
this movement.
After business was concluded the
meeting was turned over to Mrs. E
]. Ramsdell and her assistants, Mrs
E. B. Rash and Miss Edith Bryan
The topic for the afternoon was
Notable Edifces of England" The
, following program was given:
"Recessional," by Rudyard Kip
/ ling. read by Mrs. Ernest Raughley
Noteworthy Edifices of England
! 7 7F-o d Rash
} Piano solo by Mrs. John S. Har
= rington.
Reading by Miss Ada Richards
"Charge of the Light Brigade.
) Reading by Mrs. Norris Adams
? origin of the hymn, Jesus Lover o
MY Soul" by Charles Wesley.
HYMN was then sung by quartet
Mrs. R. K. Jones, Mrs. Clyde Miller
! Mrs. Ernest Raughley and Mrs. A
4 c. Creadick, accompanied by MIS-
n Julius Cooper at the piano.
II Reading. 1.-The Children" by MIS-
II Garrett Harrington.
Reading, ruins of Englands'' L.
Mrs. H. ]. Ramsdell.
EARLY styles of architecture con
cluded the program.
Delicious refreshments were seIV
ed and the social hour was enJoye'
by all.
= Harrington SpOrtsmen Receive
, Rabbits
Several crates of Kansas rabbit
were received here last Asek 10
distributio u :. yolgn 81 gnoGt this g son
. The. flowing crates were
John H. Holl oway, 1 cratq
sentative She ldrake, l c
Harry CalloY Eay, 2 crates
ding them y b and allowi
get good rest from
Journey, they were Ii
! farms wh9fe they can
proper p2otection.
Mr.. $nd Mrs. S. NJ
serys& their fifth we
saTy at their home
when they entertain
friends. The follow
ent: Mr.. and Mrs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thee
Mr.. and Mrs. Er9
and Mrs. Julius
Mrs. T. L. Wing
Charles Hopkin
pin and Mrs.
ious refreshmeI
District Pre-