Milford chronicle., 1931-05-08
HARRINGTON
EpWOTth Leaguc Society
Elects Officers

lar meeting of the EpwOrth Leagu
new officers were chosen for tn
coming year. The result was as fol
lows: president, Willard West vice
president, Miss Jeanette Handley
second vicc-presidCnt, Miss Virgins
lie Compile; third vice-president
Miss Alberta West; fourth vice
president, Miss Hattie Mae Belts
secretary, Miss Beatrice Hoddinott
treasurer, Miss Elizabeth Satter
field; pianist, Miss Irene Turner
assistants, Miss Helena West anC
Miss Virginia lie Compile
Preachers Association
10 Meet Next Week
According to announcement of Rev
E. II. Collins, pastor of the local M
L. church. arrangements are being
Z completed to entertain the Dover
/ District Preachers Association here
next Monday. The morning session
will convene at 1920 a. m. The
+ president of the association is Rev
Omer Jones, pastor of Georgetown
church. The ladies of the church
are arranging to serve dinner from
1890 to 1 o'clock.
RebPccahS Install Officers
A grand rally of Rachel Rebeccah
Lodge No. z was held this week in
the Community Building of the First
National Bank. At the same time
Naomi Dawson, president of the Re-
beccah Assembly of Delaware and
her staff, visited the local lodge and
installed the officers for the ensuing
term. Many visitors from Dover
the occasion. Following the install
lation several short speeches were
made by prominent lodge folk and
then a social hour was enjoyed with
refreshments. The following Off
GERS were installed: Noble Grand,
Ncttie r. Turner; Vice-Grand,
Laura B. Rust; Recording Secre-
tary, Elizabeth Hopkins; Chaplain,
Harriet DerricksOn; Warden, Eliz-
abeth Waller; Conductor. Elizabeth
West; r. S. Noble Grand. Ann Pear
son; l.. S. Noble Grand, Cora Bal
ley; r. S. Vice-Grand, Laura Dep
uty; l.. S. Vice-Grand, w. b. Dep
uty; Inside Guard, w. r. Massey;
Outside Guard. VIM J. Bryan.
DR.. w. r. Chipman and Warren
T. Moore visited Fishburne Military
Academy at WaynesborO, Va, for the
annual government inspection of the
students.
w. d. Scott, a local poultry deal
er, visited his son, William Day
Scott, at ST. Andrews school, near
yesterday
Arlcy WiX, Oscar WiX, William j.
Wix, Mr.. and Mrs. B. |. Shaw, A. &.
Creadick, Mrs. S. A. Creadick were
among those attending the funeral
of Rev. Frank Faulkner at Delmar
yesterday.
Mrs. Theodore Smith is spending
Two weeks with DR.. and Mrs. James
D. Smith. at Camden, N. J.
Miss Kathryn Gray, of Milton. is
spending the weekend with Miss
Barbara Masten.
Paul West, of New York, has been
/ recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Sharp.
The regular monthly meeting of /
he Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. p. /
,hurch will be held i'll the annex to-
morrow night.
Mrs. G. w. Wharton, of Jersey |
Jity, N. j., is visiting relatives and
riends here and at Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Harrington .
lave been recent guests of the lat
er's sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Johnson, at Cambridge, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cahall have
een Baltimore, Md. visitors during
he past week.
The regular meeting of the Ever
,eady workers was held on Thurs
ay evening.
The regular monthly meeting of
he Harrington Fire Company was
eld in the Fire House last evening
18th the president, Grover G. Lord,
the chair. After some some little
iscussion the company decided to
lin the Dclmarva Association,
hich meets in Smyrna next week.
alph c. Hayes was selected as a
elegate to attend the convention.
hief Stanley r. Massey, who has {
eld that office since the first of the
ear, turned in his equipment and
,signed at last nights meeting. {
Ormer Chief, George W. Cain, was
ected to serve for the balance of "
e year. Chief Massey resigned
scause he is now working in Mary S
nd and only gets home over the {
eek-end. The fire recorder report Il
six fire calls during the month v
April. Five of them were for b
|
pods fires. Only one local call
as recorded during the month. "
lief Engineer Slaughter, Miles N
'aper and Wallace Wilson will G
present the company at the Kent o
unity meeting to be held at Hart
Y on May goth.
At the regular meeting of Wash
gton Camp No. 30, 2. o. S. of A.,
Id on Monday evening the local
mp was highly honored by the fl
essence of the members of the r
lse Executive Committee which
,luded: president, f. E. Bender, ;,
TT Penn: state vice-president, M. A.
Galloway, Laurel; state secretary, moi m
orge Irwin, Wilmington; state ~
.asurer, E. Y. Williams, Dover; ~
d state master of forms, Wheat u
?, of Seaford. Besides the state !.
scutive committee several other y,
)minent mch of the order were Az
ssent. Among them were: Past "A "A
tie President, Frank Hickman, g, {"
i Mr.. Rumple of Port Penn; Jas. -
Mullin, Edward Cain and Brother II
ker, of Wilmington; William B. VI