Milford chronicle., 1931-06-19
HARRINGTON
Twelve Graduate At
Harrington High


were held in the High School audi-
torium on Wednesday evening OF
! last week. Nearly all the seats in
the auditorium we're filled with sew
eral people sitting on the platform
of class room in the rear that
opens into part of the auditorium,
when the exercises started. DR.. P.
NJ. Harbold, head of the Department
of Education of Franklin and Mar
shall College, Lancaster, Pa, ad-
| dressed the graduates, his subject
was "In Which Glass" Directing
his remarks to the class he said,
very little could be gained from the
experience of others and that the
young people of today would be bet
ter fitted for life if allowed to work
out their own problems. Rev. E. H.
Collins, pastor of the NJ. E. Church
presented the prizes. The D. I. A. A.
who received the majority vote of
the school on good sportsmanship,
were as follows: Jane Reed, Eliza
beth Satterfield, Janette Tharp.
Sara Martin, Gladys SOuders, Chas.
Morris, Earl Greenbaugh, Charles
Peck, Gus DerricksOn and Ernest
Day. The local w. C. T. U. also Of
fered prizes for the three best es-
says written on Temperance"
These awards went to Cynthia
Dean, Mary Margaret Masten and
Doris Harrington. Honorable men
tiOn was made of essays written by
Charlotte Beauchamp and Jane
Reed.
Superintendent J. c. Messner stat
ed that $50 students out of the en-
rollment of over seven hundred had
made perfect attendance during the
year. He read the names of those
who records had reached three years
or more of perfect attendance.
The following program was pre-
sented:
Professional.
Invocation, Rev. E. Fl. Collins.
Songs by high school glce club, di-
rected by Miss Charlotte Kraybill,
Folk Dance" Gabfiel-Marie; vol
ga Boatman" and Russian Folk
Song" accompanist, Miss Barbara
D. Masten.
Salutatory essay, Miss Barbara
Miss Masten was presented
with flowers at the conclusion of her
essay.
Girls Chorus, Mighty Like A
Rose" Ethelbert Nevin; Songs My
Mother Taught Me-" DvOrak.
Address, DR.. P. NJ. Harbold.
Violin solo, Earl Hollis, accom-
panied by Miss Charlotte Kraybill.
Song by glee club, can Irish Love
Song"
valedictory essay, Miss Janette
Tharp.
Presentation of prizes, Rev. E. H.
Collins.
Presentation of class, Superinten
dent J. c. Messner.
Presentation of diplomas, H. J.
president of the board of
Glass Roll: Academic course, Bar
Dara Masten and Kenneth Cain;
Scientific course, Marian Simpson
and Janette Tharp; vocational
Cynthia Dean, Pauline Hen
tricks, Florence Hates, Emerson
Lankford, Tilghman Outten, Eliza
beth Rapalje, Elizabeth Satterfield
md Wendell Stuart. The members
If the board of education are H. J.
L. T. Jones, Iris A. Mas
Ell, J. c. Messner, secretary and SUI
of schools.
Harrington Rotary Club
Elects Officers
The weekly meeting of the Har-
ington Rotary Club at Swain's Ho
ell was in the hands of President J.
:. Messner. The speaker of the eve
ling was DR.. P. NJ. Harbold, Dean of
he Department of Education Of (
franklin and Marshall College at ]
lancaster, Pa. He discussed the
russian Plan and what grew out of
/. He further explained the keynote
# the Russian plan of doing busi-
less without profit and the factors
f population movements.
The election for new officers was
with the following: Pres
lent, Horace L. Quillen; vice presi- {
ent, C. E. Keyes; secretary, Fred
lowell, and Ernest Raughley, treas
rer. Board of directors, Horace /
luillen, Z. B. Rash, A. D. Parsons,
red Powell, J. c. Messner and Err !
est Raughley.
harrington News Notes
The Misses Kathryn Rash. Ethel
Iall and Doris Harrington, all MEM {
ers of the local troop of Girl /
couts, left recently for Girl Scout
amp, near Harrisburg, Pa. They t
ill spend two weeks in camp.
Mrs. Charles Hopkins, Mrs. Will {
am McCabe and Reese 3. Har- \
ngton are among those visiting
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor of
spent the weekend with Il
n. and Mrs. Charles Taylor. n
Miss Mildred Wheeler has been a
scent visitor to Baltimore and
D. c. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Will Powell, Mrs.
red Powell and daughter were Will G
ington visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Townsend
Camden, N. j., spent part of the
lst week with the latter's parents,
r. and Mrs. N. T. Adams.
Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Collins were b
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith
Laurel durin gthe past week.
Mrs. Norman Vernon of Elmira, NJ
>, spent a part of the past weelA a
ith her mother, Mrs. Fannie Ken-N O
srly. NJ
Miss Bessie Wright, fredericksburg, !
Miss SaIIia WinfraV Frank II