Milford chronicle., 1929-11-15
Harrington
delaware Division WOmen's Aid
NEat At HARRINGTON

Hinder the dlrecLlOn " local
ZONES and Mrs. ]. W. Gam, ,iOion %
otairnen of the Delaware DlvlS4otf I of
SIISI,nO,s 1nSla us Aid. the organization .,ea ~
women Women ,-onnen from all over tne
ralilo"u ere royalty entertainer, C,,,S q,
the harrington New CehIu Avn State
IIo,,sa 1no It was the first o0mn COW navis
letting of the year anu nn,,;s MS of the
ln ne Of superintendent DAVIS
%ne eare 70 Division, presided. ,,os Of
DeI@m%I 0oraI Of the women. wl'eo oode
Severn son+ r railroad officials, ,41aCS MaCS
prominent MIS-. Harry WhitlocS
Id I'D a rousing address
liaoeins. raa carefree manner, ,oeting a
pigasiid Hsides the business meI than the
Besluve s,'m was also added, wnen MIS-. tr
little ISn apairmen called upon Mrs
local cn9Ai % potter for assistance. e.sinn- In =
George D. not listed as a protesstto~r s,tor-
Z, Po't hut Judging from the ee,reesented es by
a;;nDoents al; Uus written and pr1S1ll pres we'll be
tnn s% 80 the public, she coui Tn her
nel uod ~ as a professional, Aid for
ciasse ' Che took the Women sth Grade
play sue q one-teacher httn e ,rere
a visiV Tba ~ women taking palt os This
school. ne 81 railroad men Oh .nra. 10.
avn s,1 and recited in speiilnT Events and
S~, low arithmetic, current ere beauti-
pnging pny, All the lessons %eav soyne part
11si slngtn9 n9gorked out around SUI SUI com
fully yoiTroad work. The sons, sons, With
OF rand md sung were origlna. grod to
posed n4ter a4u and we're rendereI y
Mrs. @ Pot.er nf Long, Long Tran "A
the tuneS SWhere the River ehan ~
WI w1n1Te1 Flows" and Just 1un9 acters
nl;,igbt" non . The following cn"1Srt Trnest
4o"lL tMliiIt mart: Teacher, Mrs William III liam
n IooA teachers pet, Mrs. Willy Mnsiev
Dean Dean nTnils. Tommy, Mrs; WeslHs Ts1;I
Reed ,trs pupG George Toppin, Mrs. WI. WI
Ryan; maH, IScCabe. Mrs. Fred BalleN
! nam 8i,,oer Ti smith, Mrs. Joseph GoI-
drew % Mrs. Leroy Flemlng, ,s.rl;rg am The
CHARLES Derrickson. Follons Follomlme hold
oO,a1tertainment Oattel social hour was was Ho CO..
eaS enSo deIicious refreshments were SCI
NT Teu: o4on Century Club Notes
harsl Thn geenlar meeting of the Aar-
al4o,, i4o Century Club was held tues
dav afternoon with the p[esiuTTb The
Mrs q. Fred Wilson, preslulns' ,rae
routine Of business .,"sd
t'eenasacted 1weu and Mrs. W. L. HaVllsne ny
u r1ao,ted onr a net profit Of nearly gao
ttav., tepU4 bake held last Saturday az
iroln ioo The club gave a rising vote
ternSO s 4uOni,s to Mrs. Haviland ana 70
Mrs Benz. Knox for tnelr d}ied sIe to
work Attention was again caIt1 On bv
tbo entertainment to pc given - ~
Mrs NJ breed at the club mousse A0A'
Thursday evening. oadrossed the
prof. ]. C. Meesner adoresseu unraI
- tbe interest Of the annual
Red Cross drive for me,nDH1 l';,a o,ton
soon to be started in Harrlheso" So ra-
mi Mrs. W W. Sharp gave TWO poard ,T
Dorts one of the executive +be
pNnot;ng pol ~ and also an account ol LIZ
neet, 1NSsond luncheon. The meeting was
sIso[ 1e%n0 +,rned over to the prosIan
-at,,,,,ittee, In1n Mrs. John Masten' MIs'
q Gon w White and Mrs. E. ;. Rlcn-
ards Their topic for the at'et toU.a nUoa
Vas "Education." The ciup norJ snII
locked very attractive with us tr,I
a"1-ers and autumn leaves ana also
= s,,1ondid exhibit of work done py
,1,,nils of the Harrington scnool' tne
club members spent mucn tlnle Icd wa
tba the exhibit and thoroughly enJoyeu
tLo tn work The chairman had pre-
nared a splendid program on tn
Subject and readings were given w
Mrs Fred Greenly, Miss Emma
and Mrs. Fred WILSON, Dor.
otbv Markert presented a paper OF
',n,,suaI interest, SCHOOLS, The1
and Now" Mrs. Clyde Miller rean
TN school Days." by Whittier. Edu-
,ational readings followed by MIS-.
George Potter and Mrs. Sharp. Tne
orogram closed with a piano SOLO
Venetian Love Song" by Miss Bar
nara Masten in her usual talented
manner. During the social hour de-
icious refreshments were served.
News Notes
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington Trultt
,aye been recent guests Of friends
It Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Roe spent Sun
Law with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pip
1in at Greensboro, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson spent
Sunday with the formers father
Rev. and Mrs. Wilson at Whining
on.
]. W. Sheldrake visited friends at
Penns Grove, N. J., on Sunday.
Mrs James L. Harmstead and son
Russell spent the weekend with Mr.:
md Mrs. Lawrence Harmstead at
Philadelphia.
Charles Wingate of Newark spent
he weekend with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X. Wingate.
Joseph Harrington, son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. John S. Harrington has been
appointed manager of the American
store at Bridgeville.
Herman Harrington has returned
% Arizona after spending the sum-
ner with his mother, Mrs. Albert
Mrs. ]. w. Sheldrake has been !
spending this week with Mr.. and |
Mrs. Norman Shaw at Penns Grove,
n. J.
Mrs. Robert X. Jones has been
spending the past week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Hollenback at New
York, N. Y. @
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Flouser are
their grandson, J. E.
Ilouser of Morton, Pa.
Mrs. W. R. Massey has been a
visitor during the past
week.
Harold Brown of Newark, N. J.,
las been spending the past week
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
Brown.
Mrs. George B. Potter and Gayl
'mith were Philadelphia visitors
asst week.