Milford chronicle., 1930-04-25
HARRINGTON
HnrringtOn Century CIub Notes

Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. Z.
Fred Wilson presiding. The meeting
opened with a salute to the flag,
followed by the singing of the
palms" and then a prayer.
The club ladies will hold a rum
mage sale in the store room form
erly occupied by A. Doctor.
The president made a report on
the banquet served recently to the
Chamber of Commerce and Mrs. ].
I. Harmstead also reported on a
club luncheon she attended in Will
mingtOn.
The nominating committee was
then ready to make a report. The
following nominations were in Or
der: President, Mrs. Vernon Gray;
first vice president, Mrs. J. L. Harm
stead; second vice president, Mrs.
r. w. Dean; secretary, Mrs. Her
bert Denney; assistant secretary,
Mrs. Fred Bailey; treasurer, Mrs.
+. w. White; trustee, Mrs. Ora
NIowbray; auditors, Mrs. L. T. Jones
and Mrs. J. C. Messner. The pro-
gram committee, Miss Laura Flem-
ing Miss Helen Douglass, Mrs. Will
liam Sheath and Mrs. James Har-
rington, then took charge. Their top
ic "Bible Day." They had prepared
delightful program but owing to
tbe Iateness of the hour it had to be
abbreviated. Mrs. Ramsdell read a
snIendid paper on the women OF the
Old Testament; Mrs. Fred Greenly
gave a reading; Mrs. r. w. Sapp
read one of the most beautiful pa
nnrs ever heard in the Century Club.
She read of the women of the New
Testament. A vocal number by the
Glee Club closed the program. Dur
inc the social hour refreshments
were served.
Easter Pageant Held At
The NJ. p. Church
The annual Easter exercises Civ
en- by the boys and girls of the M.
p. Sunday school, took place at the
regular Sunday evening services.
without a doubt it was one of the
most elaborate ever held. The page
ant was built around the cross OF
Calvary The stage represented
mountain side with a mat of green
grass with many flowers banked ar
tistically about. The cross of white
was electrically lighted, with a spot
light placed in the rear throwing It's
beams directly on the cross. The
electric work was in charge OF Geo.
= B. Potter. One thing particularly no
ticeable about the program, was the
cooperation of the boys and girls
of all ages. Not only the little tots
aided with the program but boys and
GIRLS of high school age. Some OF
them graduates of the local school.
The program also indicated that TO
produce it in it's entirety, it requ1r-
ed a great amount of help both IN
training the children and in making
the various costumes and accessor-
les. Mrs. Maud Mitchell was chair
man of the program ably assisted by
Mrs. Everett Hall, Mrs. Alice WlX'
Mrs. George Toppin, Mrs. Ernest
Raughley, Mrs. Vertie Cahall and
Mrs. S. L. Sapp. Mrs. Baynard Smith
and sons, William and Robert ,aldeo
with the music. The choir sang sew
eral of the Easter selections. Inc
church was almost full of friends
desiring to see the program, many
out of town visitors were noticed IN
the congregation. At the close of the
Sunday school session in the morn
ing fourteen scholars expressed
= themselves as desiring to live
Christian life The offering which
amounted to $37.00 will be devoted
to missions. The following program
was given:
Song, HE Is Risen"
Recitation, Celebrating Easter"
Eliza zimmerman.
"The Easter Story" Anna Sib1tzy
and Evelyn Lynch.
Recitation, Doris Hall.
Exercise, easter Flowers" Ruth
Raughley and children.
Recitation, Legend of the Easter
Lilies" Harriet Hammond.
Exercise, "Three Spring Flowers"
Bertha Rash, Doris Hall and Alta
Knox.
Recitation, Thelma Hall.
Exercise, Roman Guards" Alden
Swain, John Holmes Potter, Earl
Greenabaugh, Willard Lynch, Leon
Stuart and Robert Rapalje.
Offering. =,
Pageant, "The Call of the Cross"
"AngeI of Easter" Doris Harring-
ton.
Light"
"Mary Magdalene," Virginia o.
Neal.
'The other Mary" Anna Fleming.
Joanna" Jessie Cahall.
"Peace," Rebecca Brimer.
Song by class of girls, "The Tomb
in the Garden" Janette Bradford
Mary A. Fleming, Jessie Sibltzy,
Margaret Grey, Jessie Cahall, Pearl
Moore and Betty Knox.
"Mary, Mother of Jesus" Mary
Margaret Masten.
"John," Eugene Anderson.
Dialogue and duet, Kitty Toppln
and Betty Jane Williams.
"Peter," William Shaw.
~"Another Disciple" Leroy tIem-
,"Another Disciple" William
Smith.
Song by group, "The Mighty
One" Ruth Van Pelt, Harriet
Hammond, Ruth Raughley, ADELE
Masten, Frances Rash, Anna Lee
Billings and Catherine Cahall.
Zone of the Boys" Francis era
ham.
"Other. Boys" Lyman Jacobs
Paul Trader, Kenneth McKnatt, Vlr-
ginia Hammond, Adele Masten.
Song by class of girls, Looking TO
Jesus Shine"
Exercise by four girls, "Phases OF
the Cross" BETTY Lee O'Neal, cara