Milford chronicle., 1930-10-24
HARRINGTON
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House Monday evening. Mrs. Jean
Greenlee, the president, presided
over the meeting. The regular rou-
tin of business was transacted and
the treasurer handed i'll a report
showing a balance of $1,000. The
treasurer was instructed to place
$500 of the amount on interest ac-
count until such a time that new
equipment will be purchased.
The auxiliary decided to serve the
annual banquet to the Secretary's
Association of the Jr. o. U. A. M. on
Wednesday evening, October 29th.
Mrs. H. c.. Tee was named chairman.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers and Mrs
Charles Hopkins are in charge of the
table arrangement.
New Century Club Notes
The first fall meeting of the Har-
rington New Century Club was held
i'll the club house yesterday after
noon. Mrs. James l.. Harmstead.
who has been acting as president
of the organization, presided. Last
fall Mrs. Vernon Gray was elected
to the presidency, soon after being
elected to the job her husband, who
is a railroad track supervisor, was
transferred to Baltimore, Md Mrs.
Gray was present at the meeting and
personally resigned. Mrs. Harm
stead was then unanimously elected
to fill the vacant office. 1t being the
first meeting of the year, much bust
ness was transacted, after which a
splendid program on the topic, ma
tiOnal Picture Week" was presented
by Miss Elva Reese, Mrs. Tina Now
bray, Mrs. Ira Roe and Mrs. William
Herleman. The program was as fol-
lows: History of American Art, Miss
Elva Reese; Figure Painting, Mrs.
CARROT S. Harrington; Engraving,
Mrs. Tina Mowbray; Illustrations,
Mrs. L. T. Jones; Music, America the
Beautiful; Landscape Painting, Mrs.
F. Brown Smith; GOure Painting,
Mrs. John Sheldrake; Decorative
Paintings, Mrs. William HerIeman;
Mural Decoration, Mrs. Clyde Miller;
Music, Our Delaware; Etchings, Mrs.
c. Fred Wilson; Sculpture, Mrs. e.
C. Ramsdell.
NJ. p. Sunday School
Holds Rally Service
The annual Rally Day service at
the NJ. p. church was held Sunday
morning in connection with the reg
ular service in the Sunday school.
All departments of the school were
assembled into one group and a pro-
gram of speeches and song were
given by the children from the pri-
mary, intermediate and junior de-
partments of the school. Each class
was expected to offer something to-
ward the program. Benjamin Knox,
teacher for 4 class of boys, said i'll
his remarks that lie was just round
ing out fifty years of service since |
he was converted. He also express !
ed. a wish that some of his scholars |
might follow in his footsteps. Harry |
G.. Tee, assistant superintendent OF |
the school, then spoke briefly about !
Rally Day and in behalf of the |
school congratulated Mr.. Knox for |
his half century of Christian work. !
Promotion Day for the classes was |
to have taken place but owing to
the fact that the program censuEed
so much time. this was deferred un-
til next Sunday.
Celebration
{ At the meeting of the harrington
Chamber of Commerce held last
week in the Community Hall of the
First National Bank building, it was
decided to again sponsor the Hal
lowe'en> celebration. Tile program
is expected to be similar to the one
given in 1928. The plans at the pres
ent time are tentative but it is eX-
pected to contain several prizes for
the best costums and the best inn
A full program will
be announced later. President
also appointed the fol- ;
lowing vice-presidents; Industrial s
Harry M. Black; Fin !
lncial, d. Boniah Tharp; Civic In '
j. Harvey Burgess; Ag- {
riculture, Walter J. Paskey. The j
lext meeting will be held on We'd [
lesday evening, October 20. The {
Meeting will be held at SWANS H0- {
cl along with the regular meeting {
If the Rotary Club. Mr.. Belcher {
the National Chamber {
If Commerce will be the speaker for d
he occasion. i
AAAHAeNAA UAANNA'
The Rebeckah Lodge of this town Z
OFFICERS at their regular {
Meeting held last week, Many Wis f
tors from Milton, Dover and Will
nington were present. The follow fl
ng officers are now serving the To- a
al organization: Past Noble Grand, il
aura b. Rust; Noble Grand, Nettie "
I. Turner; Vice-Grand, Almina Il
ill; Treasurer, Celia Bryan; Re S
ording Secretary, Elizabeth Waller; o
financial Secretary, William f. Tur- Ii
er; Chaplain, Anne Pearson; War s.
ell, Elizabeth West; Conductor, 8"
Inner West; Il. S. N. c., Edith Mas a
ey; L. S. N. c., Laura Deputy; r. S. W
Z. G., Elizabeth Hopkins; l.. S. ". G., N
V. b. Deputy; Inside Guard, VIM. J. Il
,ryan; Outside Guard, w. r. Mas v
cy. At the close of the installation b.
social hour was enjoyed during II
,hich time the local Rebeckahs cC
erved delicious refreshments. b,
harrington News Notes
Allen Cain, of Newark, Del, has g;
cen Il recent guest of his parents, b
Ir. and Mrs Hasty Cain. g;
Miss Sallie Winfrey spent the W
eek-end with Miss Clark Burnie at 81
Va. ST
William Wood, Of Wilmington, M
lent the weekend with his mother, W
RS. Arthur Krause. 81
Miss Mildred Eells spent the week W
I'd with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. be
ellis, at Milford. rO
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