Milford chronicle., 1928-10-26
Harrington
Harrington Century CIub NOTES

The Harrington Century Club he'll
its regular meeting this week in tn
club house, with the president, Mrs
Fl. Wilson, officiating. Thre
names were presented for member
shin. The names of Mrs. w. L. Hav
Hand and Mrs. Stanley Massey, pre-
sented last week, were voted upcl
and they were unanimously elected
to membership in the club.
A letter from Delaware Colon!
was read, inviting the members o
the club, to attend the annual fal
field day and pound party on Satur
day, October 9th.
Mrs. T. L. Wingate handed il
$33.O6 from a card party given by
her team on Friday night, October
18th.
The teams are very enthusiastic
this year and much good work is be-
ing accomplished. After the trans
action of business the chairman OF
the day, Mrs. John Masten, and her
assistants took charge. The topic for
the day 'Education-Training for
Leadership" Junior Work. The fol-
lowing program was presented: Re-
port of the work of the Junior Clubs
throughout the State, Mrs. John
Masten. One stanza from the poem,
"The Builder" read by Mrs. H. G.
Miller. Piano solo, "ImprOmptu
Maurha," Charlotte Beauchamp.
Reading, "The Wedding of Miss
Bray" Mildred Wheeler.
Miss Beauchamp and Miss Wheel
er are high school girls. They receiv-
ed great applause for their selec-
tions.
Tea and wefsr were served by the
hostessss. The topic for next week
will be "a Day With the Children"
in charge of Mrs. John w. Sheldrake
and assistants.
Odd Fellows Hold First Meeting in
New Lodge Hall-Instau Officers
Tea and waters were served by the
stroyed their lodge hall on the third
floor of the Sapp and Brown build
ing last April, the Harrington Odd
Fellows held their first meeting in
their new quarters. New lodge rooms
have been secured on the second
floor in the same building which,
during the meantime had been re-
built. Plans were laid to make it
one of the most comfortable lodge
rooms in lower Delaware. In reno
waiting the new quarters, a new floor
was laid, the side walls were wains- I,
coated, with a new metal ceiling.
Under the new plan much better
ventilation can be had and consider
ing the hall from every angle it is
ideal. 1t is expected that many of
the other lodges will move their
equipment to the new hall. The first
meeting was held this week by Cho-
sen Friends Lodge of Odd Fellows
at which time District Deputy Grand
Master w. Henry Ennis of Smyrna,
together with his staff, visited the
local lodge and installed the officers
for the ensuing year.
The following officers were INSTALL
ed: Noble Grand, Albert Karlick;
vice grand, Norman Smith; record
ing secretary, Lewis r. Clymer; fl
nancial secretary, L. G. Markert;
treasurer, A. w. zimmerman; r. S.
N. G., w. R. Massey; L. S. N. G., W.
]. Bryan; right support vice grand,
E. A. Smith; L. S. V. G., D. F. Han
ley; warden, Arthur IIraUse; con-
ductor, C. A. Taylor; chaplain, Miles
Draper; right scene supporter, X. e.
Hayes; L. S. S., w. f. West; inside
guard, M. F. Turner; outside guard,
Alfred Sharpe. The following MEM
bers composed the installing staff:
D. D. G.. Marshall, c. M. Moore; D.
D. G. Warden, Jos. w. Ennis; D. D.
G.. Chaplain, w. Ford; D. D. G. Sec
retary, F. P. McCauley; D. D. G.
Treasurer, w. H. Lurty; D. d. G.
Secretary, J. C. Still; D. D. G. Guar
dian, w. w. Wright; D. d. Grand
Herald, J. H. Conrad. Following the |
installation several short speeches &
were made by the visitors and some I
of the local members in the interest I
of Odd Fellowship and during the {
social hour delicious ice cream was
served after which all departed for I
their homes very happy to be a
of the Odd Fellows. {
Fined for Breaking State Motor Law
Arraigned before Magistrate Ca =
hall on Friday, Paul w. Baker, of q
near Andrewville, was fined S35 and +
costs on two charges, that of driving =
operators license and also =
driving an unregistered car Not be- r
ing able to pay his fine he was sent 6
to Kent County Jail. Arley Bradley, I
also of near Andrewville, was also :,
fined $40 and costs for driving au- p
tomobile without license tags. After :,
paying his fine he was promptly re- a
leased. -
The first fall meeting Of the Har- h
rington Parent Teacher Association n
was held this week in the High l.
School Auditorium. Mrs. William n
Reed, the newly-elected president, n
presided over the meeting. The local NJ
school has always had one Of the y,
most progressive associations in the e.
State and it is hoped that this year D
will be a banner year. The cooper h,
ltion of all friends of the school is
olocited. An excellent program n
vas rendered for the occasion. q
DR.. Paul Spangler spent the week m
nd with friends at Philadelphia AZ
John Holloway of Buffalo, N. Y, is M
pending this month with his par of
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Holloway. m
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Tee spent sr
be weekend with the latter's par dc
nts, Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Bailey at tb
)elmar m,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hudson of lie
spent the weekend ia
18th Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Tharp. w.
Mrs. Norman Hopkins has been or
pending the past week at New York, tb
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