Milford chronicle., 1928-11-02

ana MIS-. >. =. Evans, OF M1ltOrd
By defeating Milford High las
week in the final game of sthe sea
son schedule, the local lads continue
to add more laurels to their already
long list of achievements. Under
the personal direction of CoacE
Staley, a gaduate of the University
of Maryland, Harrington High has
attained one of the most enviable
records of any team in the state
Caesar Rodney, Milford and Har-
rington comprise the schools in "B
section with soccer teams. The To-
Gals played a four-game schedule
without loss, shutting out both
teams twice, at the same time the
locals didn't seem to meet with
much opposition and made 35 goals.
Much of the good showing was ac-
counted for by the brilliant playing
of Collins, O'Neal and Locates, who
were the leading goal getters.. To
determine the lower Delaware cham
pions, Harrington will play Green
wood on Saturday, November 10th,
on neutral ground, the place to be
I announced later. There is great ri
valry between the Caesar Rodney
and Harrington schools, which was
brought about by Supt. w. H. Jump
who is now Superintendent of the
first named school and was a for
mer superintendent of the local
school. Any time that the locals
lads can slip something over on
the teams from upper Kent county
the local friends are elated. Despite
the fact that there is great rivalry
it is of the friendly kind and each
town takes the wins or lose good
naturedly. The following students
comprise the local soccer team: B.
Holloway, manager, Fred YOrd cap
tain, E. Day, Conoway, Russell Day,
Wight, Stewart, Finch, Locates, !
Galloway, O'Neal, Collins, Shaw,
Gibbs, Langford, Woodrow HolIo-
way.
According to announcement of
President George w. Swain every
thing in in readiness for the Patriot
ic Order Sons of America rally at
Monday evening. Many
invitations have been sent out and
several distinguished members of
The order are expected to be pres
ent. 1t is planned to put on an in
,ensive membership campaign in
his section and this campaign will
De under the personal direction of
State President w. W. Kerper, of
Jheswold, and State Vice-President
Harry G.. Tee, of Harrington.
The regular monthly meeting of ,
harrington Post No. z, American =
legion was held in the First Ma J
ional Bank Building Monday eve .
ing. ..
Alg1er Smith, of Wilmington, spent .
he weekend with his parents, Mr. ;
nd Mrs. H. c. Smith. :
Mrs. L. Morris, of Phila. Pa, spent .
part of last week with local rela- y
YES and friends. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Harrington =,
ave been recent Wilmington visit :,
rs. u
Harry Beatty of Toronto, Canada. u
as been spending the summer with u
IS mother, Mrs. John Hennings, Il
ear town.
Miss Dorothy Ottini, of Whining al
n, spent the weekend with her OF
'andmother, Mrs. Ellen Hubbard. al
Mrs. Helen Daniels, of Smyrna, III
is been recent guest of her aunt. m
RS. William E. Palmer. ca
Mrs. w. L. Haviland is spending m
e winter with relatives in Pitts la
rgh, Pa. su
Mrs. A. P. Lewis is spending some an
ne with her mother at Dover. pu
Misses Anna and Laura Fleming tn
Gently entertained Mr.. and Mrs. no
rry Kerner, of Philadelphia. st;
Miss Hazel Griffith has returned be
me after spending some time with is
atives at Wilmington, Chester Re
l Philadelphia. yo
Ieaded by State President w. w.
rper, of Cheswold, the entire SCI
tie Executive Committee of the the
O. S. of A. was present at the tol
ming of the new lodge hall at he
rrington. The members who fai
e present from the State Camp TIL,
e George Irwin, State Secretary, TAX
E. e. Bender, State +
iter of Forms, Port Penn; E. Y. Nev
liams, State Treasurer, Dover, wit
Harry c. Tee, State Vice-Presi- T
t, of Harrington. George w. Ola
in, president of the local camp, Fri,
'lded over the meeting which was day
? interesting to those in attend II
:. Inc state omcers upon their bloc
val were escorted into the lodge pro-
and after being introduced, miIC
2 given seats of honor on the n
form to the right of the presi- aacI
Short speeches were made by egss
State Board of officers and sew II
members of the local camp. Ed load
M. Cain and George McMullen, cam
amp 4, Wilmington, accompanied IN II
State Secretary from Whining soci.
roi!o%lng tne business Oh the fort!
ms .Ii IelIesllllienls S'llI we're served Tho:
of Wilmington quot pitchers % Cont
defeated by two of the boys EI5o
the local camp The next - n
ing of the State Executive lie ~ -
nittee is scheduled for Laurel -.
ovember IA. Stny, Ctny
,oro+io 0 Co,,7pittoo iteS u nc 1tCaI wife,
ho Lo1d ~ 49, - SSi-S Ci--S' en- L
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nToron+i,, a. e' o,oina1e IIetn &c. and
n = n ~ 1iiio+t @ % wasTi4o+on Gl' N9e All e
i'll baad tIo Iist of s1oo1,orD oL' 49, were
Mac Helm of Wasbin aton n bis
i'll also 11al1o an addross onG retur
al of the candidates for state after
) are expected to be present. "A
Church Notes OF tn'
A M-CIass Meeting Georl
O A M-The Church School in Mond
,partments for IL
0 A. M.-Preaching. Subject, churc
Enforcement or The Christian
litics." Text: Love worketh