Milford chronicle., 1928-01-13
Harrington
Kent Chapter No. II o. E. s.
Installed Officers

= year. WOTLuy MdITOuy MIS-, ". t1dl
: Riggin; Worthy Patron, Randolph
d Graham; Associate Matron, Mrs. Eu
genia Simpson; Secretary, Mrs. H
|. Clyde Miller; Treasurer, Mrs. Gar
a rett S. Harrington; Conductoress
Mrs. ]. L. Harmstead; Associate
a Conductoress, Mrs. Mary H. Dolby
y Chaplain, Mrs. Warren T. Moore
2 Marshall, Mrs. A. C. Creadick; Or
y ganist, Mrs. George B. Potter; Adah
= Mrs. Wesley Satterfield; Ruth, Mrs
= Ernest Raughley; Esther, Mrs. War.
, rem Lynch; Martha, Mrs. William
Reed; Electa, Mrs. S. NJ. Williams
. Warder, Mrs. Harry c. Tee; Sentin-
: al, William J. Simpson. The local
chapter was honored by having the
following officers of the Grand
Chapter present for the installation:
Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Rose E.
Newin; Worthy Grand Patron,
Thomas Pepper; Grand Marshall,
Mrs. Irene w. NJ. Bauer; Grand
Chaplain, Mrs. Jennie NJ. Hill; Grand
Secretary, Mrs. M. Eta Keys. Kent
Chapter had as its guests on this
occasion quite number of men
and women prominent in Masonic
and Eastern Star Circles throughout
the State. The chapter presented to
the Worthy Grand MatrOn, beautiful
silver candle sticks and to Mrs. H.
Clyde Miller, Mrs. G.. 5. Harrington
and Mrs. George B. Potter, hand
some magazine holders. They were
! presented in charming manner by
Mrs. Fred Greenly.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. viii Powell
Observe Wedding Anniversary
With just a small circe of friends
present, whom they had invited to
dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Will Powell
quietly observed their 49th wedding
anniversary at their home on Flem-
ing street, last Saturday. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Powell were born and
raised in this vicinity and have liv-
ed here all of their life. Rev. Ar
thur Mildly, then pastor of the NJ. e.
Church, performed a double we'd
ding ceremony in the church. A
sister of Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Sara M.
Shaw, was also married at the same
time. Mrs. Shaw has been a widow
for several years and resides just
few doors from the Powell home.
Mr.. Powell is very prominent IN
Republican politics. He has served
his party as local committeeman, as
a levy courtman, and as represen-
tative. Mr.. Powell has served as !
president of the First National Bank !
for the past ten years, and despite !
his advanced age, is expected to
preside over the business meeting
being held today in the new bank
building. Following the business ses-
sion a banquet will be served to the
officers and stockholders of the
bank. His only son, Fred G. Powell
is the present postmaster OF Har-
rington. Those present for the din
ner were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Z. Pow
ell and daughter Christine, Mrs.
Sara M. Shaw and daughter, Miss
Harriet and Mr.. and Mrs. Maloney
of Dover.
Bible Glasses Hold Monthly Social;
DR.. Frank HersOn, Speaker
According to those who were for
tunate enough to be present, last
nights social gathering Of the COM
bined adult Bible classes Of the M.
P. Church, was voted the best affair
ever held. DR.. Frank Herson, pas
tor of the NJ e. Church at Milford,
was the principal speaker Of the ev-
ening. He lectured on "The Land of
During his speech he
gave some very interesting facts
ireland. Rev. E. H. Col ,,
Inns of the local M. e. Church and !
Rev. Sheckels of the Nazarene
Church honored guests. Great credit ,
for the success of the affair must be Z
given the program committee and :
the social committee. In keeping /
with the pre-announced subject of !
The speakers address, the program !
was interspersed with many Irish i
litties. "Blest Be the Tie That I
Binds" was used as the opening I
song. Rev. Sheckels then made the q
opening prayer. The prayer was fol- d
owed by another song, Love Di-
rine." Rev. Collins followed with C
scripture reading. The program was I
llso portrayed in Mother Goose
Rhymes with % impersonations. n
The closing number "Old Mother 1
hubbard" by Mrs. Edith Ryan adj F
Used those present that the cup Il
Ioard was not bare and if they c.
you'd remain for a short time de- G
Icious refreshments would be serv- a
d. The closing song was rendered e.
D the tune of "Mary Had a Little 5
.amb." Rev. e. H. Collins pro- "
ounced the benediction. ?.
commerce Body Hold =
pecial Session -,
A special meeting of the Harring- IL
IN Chamber of Commerce was held m
i the Office of the secretary Mon &C
ay evening. Some very important p1
had been received CT
nd the officers thought it best to JIG
Ill a special meeting to give the an
Jurisprudence prompt attention. OF
he Commerce body is working on fe
opposition that will be of vital in CO
rest to the farmers in this COM ne
unity. The secretary was instruct we
to write to the company seeking
formation and it is expected that
of the company will
here in a short time TO expain
S proposition to the farmers in
is vicinity. The regular monthly or
seting of the Chamber of Com g.
cree will be held next Monday ev- 60 60
ing. va
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Hill delight AZ
lily entertained the members and an a.,
ends of the Women's Benefit As Sir '
citation at their home, near town, ~ ~
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citation. About fifty were present al al
the occasion. Mrs. Hill proved to 81 gu
a charming hostess and served 70