Milford chronicle., 1929-06-07
Harrington
WOmen's Benefit Association Plan
Trip to Atlantic City

WOm6RS BoneUb ASSOCAddOH hlh
Trip to Atlantic City
A special meeting of Harrington
Review No. of the Women's Benefit
Association was held last week at
which time they were highly honor
ed by visit from Mrs. Jennie Lit
tie, Supreme Captain of the Associa-
ton, accompanied by Mrs. Josephine
de Forrest. State Field Director of
Wilmington. The chief purpose of
the visit of the Supreme Captain was
to instruct the guard that will be
furnished from Harrington Review
for the pageant that will be held at
Atlantic City, N. j., next month.
Many of the members of the local
association are making plans to take
in this trip. 1t is considered one of
the biggest meetings to be held in
the East.
NJ. p. Church Elects Officers
A membership meeting was held
at the Methodist Protestant Church
on Tuesday evening at which time
the following officers for the new
conference year were elected as
follows. The third quarterly confer
ence was held at the same time.
Board of Trustees, George B. Pot
ter, Fred L. Masten, William A. Pot
ter, Charles Lane, Charles A. Smith
and A. c. Creadick; board of stew
ards, Mrs. Matte Fleming, Mrs. De-
borah Galloway, Mrs. F. L. Masten,
Miss Matte Smith, Wilbur E. Jacobs
Miss Edith Smith, Ernest Raughley,
Mrs. Jennie Creadick, Mrs. Nora
Tharp, Mrs. Linda Layton, Benjamin
Knox, Mrs. Ethel zimmerman, Mrs.
Sallie Chall, Mrs. Maud Hill, j. E.
| Warren and Mrs. Katie Boyer;
church treasurer, Mrs. Katie Boyer;
organist; Mrs. George B. Potter; 1st
assistant, Mrs. Ethel Raughley; End
assistant, Mrs. Baynard Smith; 9rd
assistant, Mrs. j. w. Greenlee; Choir
lister, Irving E. Locates; visitor to
home of the aged, Mrs. William A.
Potter; auditors, Elwood Gruewell
and George B. Potter; welcoming
committee, Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. H. G..
Tee and Mrs. D. B. Tharp; ushers
union general committee, Elwood
Gruewell, ]. w. Greenlee and Harry
| C. Tee.
Harrington High Closes Base Ball
Season; To Play at Baltimore
The base ball season at Harring-
ton High closed last Saturday when
they played with Seaford High for
the D. 1. A. A. title. The present
year was the first year at Harring-
ton High for Coach Ira Staley and
with excellent material for his teams
he was able to produce two winners
this season. In addition to the base
ball title Harrington High won the
soccer title. The members of both
the championship teams will be pre-
sented with sterling silver base balls
and soccer balls at the commence
ment exercises. Coach Staley expects
to return to Harrington next year
but he will have to select some new
material for his ball team as three
of his leaders will graduate this
year. Manager Collins, First Base
man Lord and Outfielder Finch.
Finch and Lord led their teammates
at bat in the official averages just
released by the manager. The local
] team this year has produced a rec
ord again that is in keeping with
the reputation of the school. In all
of their II games played they were
only defeated once and that was in
a practice game by Wilmington Col
legiate Institute. They garnered 181
base hits and made 1877 runs off of
the opposing pitchers. The local
champs are looking forward to the
game to be played in the Orioles
Park at Baltimore on Saturday, June
Is, to decide the winner of the Eas-
tern Shore. The Eastern Shore OF
Maryland winner, is Middletown
Md.
The following record was attain
ed by the local ball tossers: Har-
rington 13, Smyrna 1; Caesar Rod
ney 4, Harrington 8; Milford 7, Har-
rington 18; Dover 1, Harrington 12i
Smyrna 1, Harrington Z; Dover
8, Harrington 8; Caesar Rodney 10
Harrington 16; Goldey College 9
Harrington IL; w. c. I. 8, Harring
ton 8; Harrington 10, Milford s.
Harrington T., Middletown 8; Har
rington Is, Seaford g..
The following are the batting av
erages of the different players dur
ing the season: