Milford chronicle., 1930-04-11
HARRINGTON
Harrington Barber Has Birthday

Harrington Barber Has Birthday
On Monday evening the members
of the choir of the M. P. church en-
tertained at delightful party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. GreenIee
in honor of Mr.. Irving E. Locates,
choirister, whose birthday was on
Sunday. 1t was not stated how old
the chorister is but it is a known
h fact that he is one of our most high
" esteemed BARRIERS and has been
/ at the trade for many years. An in
formal program was carried out and
Mr. Locates was the recipient of
beautiful gifts and a shower of
birthday cards from each member of
= his choir. A delicious ice course was
served. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Arlie WiX, Mrs. A. c. Creadick,
Mrs. George Potter, Mrs. Clyde Mil
Ter, Mrs. Helen Cordrey, Mr.. and
: Mrs. John Mitchell, Mrs. Ray Havi-
land, Miss Edith Smith, Mr.. Harry
+. Murphy, Mrs. R. w. Sapp, Mrs.
Hazel Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Greenlee and Mr.. Irving E. Locates.
: Harrington NJ. P.
Church so Years Old
The Harrington M. P. church start
ed on April 18th, 1880, with four
charter members: James A. Smith,
his wife Rachel E. Smith, Andrew
Allen and Samuel NOVEL;. Mrs.
Rachel E. Smith is the only surviv-
: ing member of this quartet. The
present membership is 211. Mr.. 1. E.
Locates holds record for his long
and faithful service as chorister,
having served in this capacity for
over 3S years. The present brick
structure was erected in 1905 during
the pastorate of Rev. N. o. Gibson.
, An annex was built during the pas
torate of Rev. G. A. Morris in 1926.
This was presented to the church by
Mrs. Elva Sapp. The present pastor
is Rev. Russell w. Sapp. The fol-
lowing program has been prepared
to commemorate the occasion:
Sunday, April 9th, II a. m, preach
ing, Rev. G. G. Day, pastor of st.
Luke's M. P. church, Philadelphia,
former pastor of the local church.
1880 p. m, preaching by Rev. G.
A. Morris, pastor of Oxford M. P.
church, Oxford, Mad, also former
pastor.
Monday, April 7th, 1880 p. M, Eel
d lowship Adult Bible Glass rally.
Tuesday, April Sth, 1880 p. M,
Special program by Ladies' Aid So
ciety.
wednesday, April 9Th, 8 p. m,
Missionary Night, Rev. and Mrs.
Horace S. Williams, missionaries to
Chine. spoke Of their work and show
ed curiOs.
Sunday, April 18th, II a. M,
preaching by the Rev. L. B. Smith, |
president of the conference of the |
Methodist Protestant Church.
1880 p. M, Easter cantata, entitled
"The Risen King" by the choir
These services will be especially IN
teresting and the public is urged TO /
attend. c.
The regular monthly meeting Oh
the Harrington Parent-Teacher AS
sociation was held in the high school
auditorium Monday evening. Rev
r II. Collins, the president, was at
tending conference, and Mrs. mary
Brown occupied the chair. MISS
I,eona Dickrager acted as secretary
The following program was gwen:
reclamation, 'The Going OF the
White Swan" Pauline Cohen.
W Grafton, Prohibition" Wenuell
piano duet, "Sunflower Dance,
Charlotte Beauchamp and Doris Har-
PIavlet. "The Rehearsal'-charac-
tors dorothy Markert, Harriet Cal
Iswav. Pauline Cohen, Doris Har-
rington, Charlotte Beauchamp, Bea-
u 1p PianoIogue, can Old Sweetheart
of Mine" Virginia O'Neal.
At the conclusion of the program
radio was awarded to a lady III
PbiIadelnhia. The proceeds were
for the benefit of the Junior Class
The following delegates were ap-
1ointed to represent the PIT. A. az '
tha state Convention to be held III I
1over No. on April 18th: Mrs. ): W.
Sbaldrake. Mrs. H. ]. Ramsdell' MRS c
r Reauchamp, Mrs. Sidney DOL '
bv Mrs. D. B. Tharp, Mrs. Fea!l
Gin Miss Oda Baker and the preSl-
.Jont Rev. E. H. Collins. A Jew re-
marks were made by Mrs. OrVIlIe a
WTrigbt Wi of the State Publicity De
No rtInent The treasurer reporteu o
TO members of the association 10 il
date. G of A. =
observes Anniversary -,..r
Tbe 95th anniversary of Washlhg-
ION Camn No. 16, CheswoId, was OD- tt
So,veJ Sor in their lodge rooms lasS h
o1,oninq with nearly one hundred Il
wives, friends anu ee1sII etoII II II
present. State Chaplain Cant"oIA 4a,r M
acted as chairman OF the naee1lns;
state President Harry Z. zee, u
and State Nlce-f FeSIuelI' 2Il'Ll
FImer E. Bender, of Port Fenn' d
members of the State Executive CON- 81
mittee. were present and lnaue DIlel b'
addresses. President Tee SPOKE on m
Il ,ovalty'' to the camps anu itlsO 'no1 d
,nofber class initiation wouiu 10
1aId hefore this camp year Closes 81
Iica-President Bender spoke on the T.
,renaration being made at Port rem tn
- Observe the 25th ANNIVERSARY OF Ii
bo state Camp. Their camp Will
,ieo entertain the State Camp ses- dc
ion Mr.. D, F. Loose, one OF the til
,1Goet members of Camp l6 ana 1e
I,o ,te,. member of the camp, made Is
be onening address of welcome ne
oId of the activities of the camp anu PI
aid thew had 1872 members enrolled in
'aet e ' State Presidents John Hick- CT
nan, Port Penn, and w. w; Kerper, Sc
T Cheswold, were present. They de
1ade a few brief remarks, as did tn
gorge w. Swain, of Harrington :,
nd B. H. Emory, Jefferson Cooper, en-
lev. J. C. Handy, S. M. King and 81 81
ohm. r. Mingus. Two duets were ri
ung by children of the town. The -.