Milford chronicle., 1930-10-17

was found to be a woods fire. The
Greenwood Fire Company also re-
sponded and both companies soon
extinguished the blaze before il
spread over a wide area. 1t is not
thought that the valuable timber in
the woods is injured as the fire
seemed to just consume the under
brush. It is thought to have been
started by a railroad train as the
woods adjoins the railroad right of
way.
The Official Board of the M. E.
Church met in the Educational
Building on Tuesday evening at
1880 o'clock.
Several of the Harrington fire.
men attended the regular monthly
meeting of the Kent County Fire
mems Association which was held
at Camden Wednesday night.
Harrington Century Club
Announces Fall Program
The fall activities of the Har-
rington New Century Club got un-
der way Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. w. Sharp was chairman
of the program committee.
The program for the year fol-
lows:
October 14-National Picture
Week, Miss Elva Reese, Mrs. Tina
Mowbray, Mrs. Ira Rue and Mrs.
William Hordeman.
October 21-Arts and Crafts, Do
nestle Art, Mrs. H. j. Ramsden,
Nqrc Gtonlau Aoccox, ond M, Do,
Gall Knox.
October 28-ReciprOcity, Mrs. Ell
la Wilson, Mrs. l.. b. harrington,
MRS. John S. harrington and Mrs.
benjamin Knox.
November Education, Mrs. J. |
G. Messner, Mrs. A. b. Parsons and
mrs. Fred Powell.
November 11-Armistice Day. !
Mrs. o. T. Roberts, Mrs. Fred
Greenly, Mrs. Fred Bailey and Mrs.
harvey Hill.
November 18-Libraries and Lit
erature, Mrs. Charles DerrIckson,
Mrs. e. F. Wilson, Mrs. w. l.. Jones
and Mrs. Edgar tucker.
November Z5-Puritan Days, Mrs.
L. 4. Jones, Mrs. Elmer Smith and
Mrs. S. L. Sapp.
December delaware Colony
Day, Mrs. G. S. Harrington, Mrs.
John Barlow and Mrs. Ezekiel An
derson.
December 9-Christmas, Mrs.
Ralph Butler, Mrs. Howard Thistle
wood, Mrs. Herman Johnson and
Mrs. S. H. Truitt.
January 6-Legislation, Mrs. John
MasteDJs Mrs. Gordon Smith and
Miss Laura Fleming.
January 13-Current Events, Mrs.
W. d. Scott, Mrs. Luster Rogers
and Mrs. S. NJ. Williams.
January 2O-Early American
and Furniture-Mrs.
b. S. Richards, Mrs. Herbert Den
ney and Mrs. Elsie Harris.
January 27-Home Economics,
Mrs. w. R. Massey, Mrs. E. B. Rash
and Miss Edith Smith.
February 3-Health, Mrs. w. T.
Mrs. w. E. Hill and Mrs.
s. o. Bailey.
February 1O-National Drama
Week, Motion Pictures, Mrs. H. C.
Miller, Mrs. Theodore Harrington,
Mrs. w. E. Harris anG Mrs. Ray
Iasten.
February 17-Community Service,
Mrs. Oscar Wix, Mrs. Herman
Brown and Mrs. Howard Martin.
February 24-Lent, Mrs. r. w.
;app, Mrs. w. B. Potter and !Iiss
aura Sapp.
March 3--Girl Scout Day, Mrs. L.
Z. Beauchamp, Mrs. James Har-
ington and Mrs. Fred Harrington.
March 1O-Current Evans, Mrs.
Ernest Dean, Mrs. E. w. White and
lrs. Clarence Shockley.
March 1.-THE Land of the Sham
ock, Miss Helen Douglas, Mrs. A.
:. Creadick and Mrs. w. E. Jacobs.
March 24-Modern Explorations,
Irs. F. Brown Smith, Mrs. N. C. :
dams and Mrs. w. o. Finch.
March 31-Holy Week, program
ommittee.
April 7-Easter, Miss Emr9a
,ownes, Mrs. Fred Warrington and
Lrs. w. L. Haviland.
April 14-Music, Mrs. J. w. Shell
rake. Mrs. Ernest Van Pelt and
Irs. w. L. Kennerly.
April 21-ConservatiOn, Mrs. Geo.
oppin, Mrs. Charles Hopkins and
Irs. Ernest Raughley.
Anril -Finale-Club Party.
!. +. Church To Observe
ixtieth Anniversary
$3.50 A. M.-Class meeting, led by
D. McCabe.
10 A. M.-Church school in all de-
artments. H. J. Ramsdell, superin-