Milford chronicle., 1931-09-18
HARRINGTON

1rulTt, OF Lincoln City, last fall and
has just been completed. The road
was under the direction of w. A.
McWilliams, Highway Engineer,
with Major ]. w. Cannon as inspec-
tor. The concrete ON the road has
been finished nearly a month and
motorists were using it at their own
risk. The contractors have now fin
ished the grading, and the road is
now accepted by the State. 1t is a
Federal Aid road of single lane con-
struction built so that in the future
if increased traffic should require it
another strip can be added. Start
ing at a point just west of Harring-
ton on the Harrington-Denton high
way it runs in a northwestern direc-
tion until it connects with he Fell
ton-GreensbOrO State highway. This
new highway opens up for winter
travel a section of country that has
floundered around in the mud for
several years and at the same time
shOrtens the route to Greensboro
and other Maryland points by about
three miles. In order to complete
the entire project the Stae Highway
Department built several hundred
feet of road on the Maryland side of
the line where it Joined the other
highway at Whitlesburg.
Walter Roach and sons, who have
the State contract to build a con-
crete road on Dorman street, have
nearly finished the preliminary
grading and will likely be ready to
start cementing by next week.
Miss Helen Meyes Wright and her
brother Ross Wright will enter a |
preparatory school, George School" |
near New Town, Pa, for this school |
term.
The regular monthly meeting of |
the Ladies' Bible Glass of the M. P.
church will be held at the home of |
Mrs. Everett Hall next Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. E. B. Rash, Mrs. H. C. Tee,
Mrs. Will Harris and Miss Laura
Sapp attended meeting of the Mis-
sionary Society at Milton yesterday.
. James Cahall, accompanied by
Emil Adams, made a business trip
to New Jersey this week.
Wendall Stuart, Kenneth Cain,
Emerson Lankford, graduates from
Harrington high class 1881, are at
tending Goldey College.
Ralph Cahall has returned to his
home in Washington, D. c., after
spending several weeks with his
parents, Magistrate and Mrs. w. H.
Cahall.
George Short, a graduate of Har-
ringtOn high and also from Fish
Durne Military Academy last year,
left today for Lexington, Va, where
ne will enter Washington G Lee Col 7
ege, he having won a scholarship :
n Athletics at Fishburne. '
The Harrington fremen were
ummoned about 2:15 a. m. Saturday c
morning to extinguish a fire on an Fl
Express truck of the Victor Lynne h
lines. The truck was loaded with =,
arly morning bread deliveries and n
ther merchandise. Quick action on ot
he part of the local firemen prob vi
bly, saved the truck and contents. ~
disclosed that the =,
anne truck had been on fire on sew w
raj different occasions. Private y,
''Neal ordered the drivers to tow
he truck away and not drive off un- 7,
er its own power. II
Miss Phoebe Carmean, of Mills 81,
ORC, has been a recent guest of W.
Iiss Mildred Wilson. nv
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman A. Burton,
fredericksburg, Md, called upon
zeal friends here last week.
Miss Ruth Wainwright, of Will
ingtOn, has been a recent guest of
er sister, Mrs. r. w. Vane. Oh
Miles Draper, Milton Brimer and ds
andall Knox were elected to rep RI
sent the Harrington Fire Com
my at the first fall meeting of the PI
ent County Firemen's Association, oil
hich meets in Milford next We'd DI
'sday evening.
Mrs, Jennie Wyatt is visiting her I'm
ughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt at wi
llford
Miss Norma Lee Roach, of George IN
wn, spent Friday with her aunt, III
rs. Harry c. Tee. on
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer West have re- ev,
rned from vacation spent at Oak
chard c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Tee spent ~
nday with the formers uncle, Mr.. +br
d Mrs. Will farrell, near Fred Ias
ca. ,a 1eS
Dr.. and Mrs. James D. Smith, of We, "%
mden, N. j., have been visiting the t"l H",
mer's mother, Mrs. Theodore m noi
18th. wa
1r. and Mrs. Frank Tharp and gar gar
her, Samuel Tharp, have return pio
from a visit to the home of Mrs.
arp in Georgia. @ eer.
drs. A. V. Satterfield is spending MIS WIZ
} weeks with her daughter, Mrs. qIe
urice Lazarus, at Philadelphia. Ia Lay
William Moore is on a motor trip WI MI
ough Pennsylvania, New York RAJ
Canada. nm
Irinton Holloway was awarded a Hal
at Fishburne Military Geo
ldemy Ylol
Iiss Jeanette Tharp, a graduate voc
Harrington high class 81, will hyn
er William and Mary College at M
liamsburg, Va. ed
Ir. and Mrs. Claude Cahall are inst
their nieces, Betty bur,
e and Dorothy Lee Pooley, of to /
ksonville, Fla. her
E. Church Notes cove
80 a. m.-Class meeting, led by M
}. McCabe. her
As a. m.-Church school in all Cam
H. ]. Ramsdell, supt. ors
Sunday was "Markup" Sunday M
The new building. Total $9S.0J. posi-
offering for next Sunday will Who