Milford chronicle., 1930-01-24
Harrington

The LADIES AuAillaIy W tn0 @AoA
ng+on Fire Company held their an
Imal election of officers last week
Id the following were elected:
prosident. Jean Greenlee; vice pres
amt Hannah Adams; secretary,
DIoncbe Keys; treasurer, Jessie
Toa 1's- tuesday evening the auxiliary
10. LoS one year old. They observed
'Ioir anniversary with social night
sn~ +ba members of the fire COM
~ ~ and the membership of the
aTxiliarv Though they are but
Ssbv organization they have a mem
beTship hers of AZ and their treasurer re-
Iris a balance of $50 after paying
lII their outstanding bills.
CamD 80 p. 0. S. OF A.
Elects Officers
iTT TTo regular meeting of Washing
4on Camp No 80, P. o. S. of A. !
geld on Monday evening and IN
.or Action with the meeting officers
e. So{be new year were elected as
toi1oUs. President, Harry Boyer;
r;oa president, Thomas Grant; sec
rotsrv ot9 Clarence Shockley; treasur-
ar Albert Welch; financial secre.
karv. Augustus Raughley; master OF
Sforms. Samuel Raughley; conduc-
+or Samuel Raughley; guard, Geo.
W W swain; trustee, W. R. Massey
Tbere was but one contest, that OF
tba office of secretary. Clarence
Sbockley defeated Ira Roe for the
oeice bv one vote. Mr.. Roe has been
Sacretarv of the organization for
several years. It is planned to IN
sto1I the officers on Monday evening,
january q. H..
ToIIowing the organization of the
new town council Tuesday evening,
Mayor Adams named the following
committees to handle the various
Senartments Of the work for the
co1oing wear: Water committee Ira
w Roe. Lewis Clymer and Leonard
harrington; light committee, ira
Doc Row Porter and Lewis Clymer;
street stree committee, Ira Roe, Norris
Adams and Leonard Harrington;
buiIding committee, Norris Adams
Row Porter and Leonard Harrlng-
+on. street supervisor, Lester Kemp
Tbe selection of a police officer was
not made at this meeting. Accorolns
To the new charter this appointment
cannot be made until the hrst reg
ular meeting of the council
Patriotic Americans Rally
AT The pO'Sr first of a series of "pep"1
meetings by the Patriotic Order
cOns of America was held in the
0dd Fellows Temple last evening:
Harry g. Tee, State President OF
harrington presided over the meet
inc he was ably assisted by state
Secretary Irwin, Wilmington, state
vice president Bender, Port Penn;
state Master of Forms Galloway, OF
Laurel, and State Treasurer WI
Iiams. Dover. A regular round taDie
discussion was held. In addltloh "
the State Executive committee al
+be mast State presidents and dls-
+rict presidents were invited. ABOUT
Ok were present and it is thought
. mora would have been in attendance
bllt the foggy weather made auto
travelling hazardous. Plans were dis
cussed to hold three class initlatlons
i before the next State Camp. Inc
6rst class is scheduled for VIII
nington on Washington's Birthday.
The other two will be held IN Kent
and Sussex counties. The State eX-
ecrtive committee will secure a un-
formed degree team for the "orA'
In order to make the 1nltlation
success there must be candidates:
zach camp is asked to secure at
least two candidates for each GLASS;
ROtarians Dine; Gala Occasion
The Harrington Rotary Club came
into its own as a chartered organl-
zation last Thursday evening when
one of the largest social evenings
ever held in this town, took place at
the Harrington New Century CIuD
rooms. An active decorating commit
tee from the local organization hau
fastefully decorated the CLUB mousse
with the Rotary colors Of blue ana
gold The local Rotarians acteo as
hosts to 1T who were present IOl
the banquet. The ladies OF the Zen
tnrv Club who have earned state
wide reputation for their service
mt on the banquet. The Harrington
Climb is known as the baby OF the
Eastern Shore Rotary Family OF the
10th District. Milford is the nearest
town with a Rotary Club and tney
extended a very hearty welcome IN
to the family of Rotary Internauon-
al. They extended the right hand OF
fellowship and hoped that the local
\ members would visit them often.
Many prominent Rotarians were
n present Including Charles A. Ham,
district Governor Of Northampton;
Pa; E. Paul Burkholder' speclal
deputy, Georgetown. The commun-
ity singing which followed the pan
4 ouet was led by William P. White
Eong leader Of the Wilmington Ro-
tary Club. The following program
Invocation, Rev. E. H. Collins.
Toast tn the Harrington Rotary
Club, E. Paul Burkholder.
Violin solo, Harry Black.
Illustrated Son, Murphy ana
presentation of charter, DR.. chas'
A. Half. ,.ooh
Acceptance Of charter, Prof. JACOB
c. Messner, president OF the local
Greetings from sponsor Of the
club, Harold Purnell, president Ol
the Georgetown Club.
Response, Jacob c. Messner'
Viokn solo, Margie Black.
Presentation of Code Of Ethics, >
Cec-ge Fearon, secretary OF the
Georgetown Club. -.....-
Feiicitations, presidents of visiting
clubs. IAN
The following local business men
- 4soo,.c ~ tho club: PreSl"