Milford chronicle., 1931-03-20
HARRINGTON
VI. L. Church School Elect
Officers For New Year

Inc regular monthly meeting OI
the Sunday School Board was hclt
on Monday night, with II. }. Rams
dell presiding. Rev. E III. Collins
opened the meeting with prayer
after which the minutes of the prev
iOus meeting were read. The sccre-
tary reported attendance for Febru-
airy as follows: Total present S99
with Sunday attendance average OF
224. The following collections were
reported: regular collections, $2G.90;
for building fund, $5l.92; for mis-
/ sionary and others, $ll2.2O
At the conclusion of the reading of
reports and other business the fol-
! lowing officers were elected: supt.,
II. J. RamSdelI; first assistant, w. h.
West; second assistant, Robert WiX;
secretary, Lloyd Dayton; first assist
ant, Beatrice HoddinOtt; second as
sistant, Wilson Manship; third as
sistant, Marian Simpson; treasurer,
Miss Emma DOwnes; assistant, RObt.
Wix; librarians, Alden Ramsdell.
Russell IIarmstead and Charles
Peck; missionary treasurer, James
Cahall; ChOristor. Mrs. Fred Green
ly; fist assistant, Mrs. Blanche Keys;
second assistant, Uric Morris; third
assistant, Miss Margaret Simpson;
orchestra leader. Everett Hall; as
Sistant, Mrs. Grace ChaSOn; pianist,
Mrs. Grace ChasOn; first assistant,
Miss Helena West: second assistant,
Mrs. Blanche Keys; third assistant,
Miss Marietta Mansllip; Supt. Junior
Department, Miss Heba Baker; as
sistant, Miss Helen Simpson; SUpt.
Primary Department, Mrs. John Cor
drey; assistants, Mrs. Howard Coop
or and Miss Charlotte Beauchamp;
supt. Beginners Department, Mrs.
Virginia ClarksOn; assistants, Mrs.
win Powell, Mrs. Robert WiX and
Mrs. Augustus Raughley; supt. Nur-
Sery Department, Mrs. Job Pride; as
sistant, Mrs. Netzel; supt. Cradle
Roll, Mrs. Charles DerricksOn; as
sistantS, Mrs. Il. w. Dean and three
others to be named by the superin-
tendcnt: supt. Home Department,
Mrs. John Cordrey; assistants, Mrs.
l.. II. Jones, Mrs. A. V, Sattcrticld.
Mrs. Norris Adams, Mrs. S. o. Bal
ley, Mrs. Arlie Salisbury and Mrs.
J. w. Powell; president Missionary
Society, Mrs. Laura M. Sapp.
Harrington New
Century Club Notes
The Harrington New Century Club
held its regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon with the president, Mrs.
james l.. JIarmStead, presiding. Al
ter the usual business was transact
ed the meeting was turned over to-
the. committee for the afternoon as
follows: Mrs. e. w. Dean, Mrs.
Clarence Shockley and Mrs, Il. w.
White. The following program was
presented: Mrs. T.. w. Dean read sew
eral items referring to the topic,
Current Events" other members
also read clippings on the topic. A
cornct solo was given by Master
Harlan Cooper, accompanied by Miss
Charlotte Kraybille, director of mu-
sic at Harrington high school. A
duet rendered by Misses Charlotte
Bcauchamp and Doris Harrington
was thoroughly enjoyed by all pres
cnt. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hosiesscs. Announce
ment has been made that Rev. Frank
IIerson, pastor of the M. u. church
at Milford, will deliver his lecture
on Ireland. The president requests
that all members try and arrange to
be present.
Society
Elects Officers
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Women's Missionary Society of
the Nj. ?. Church was held at the
church on Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Sallie N. Cahall presided over the
Quite Il large number were
in attendance. Mrs. Bertha Rash
turned in the net proceeds from the
luncheon served the delegates of the
convention last week. All
bills were ordered paid.
The election OF officers resulted. as
follows: president, Mrs. A. E. Wild
1Owson; first vice-president, Mrs.
Sallie Cahall; second viGc-presidcnt,
Mrs. Bertha Rash; recording sccrc-
AIRY, Mrs. Alice Wix; assistant, Mrs.
Helen COrdrcy; corresponding secrc-
AIRY, Mrs. Mabel Masten; treasurer,
Mrs. Florence Fleming.
Mrs George 3. Potter is on an ex
.ondcd trip to Alexandria, Va, High |
5Qfnt. N. G. and also South Carolina. !
Y Clarence Morris, local contractor, |
las started on q contract to build q |
arge garage at the south end of |
own along the State Road to Mary
and. It seems to be Il secret about |
lie new owners. Tho construction
vas ordered by William |. Masten.
Harry f. Murphy, owner of the To-
.al ice plant and also u railroad man,
$ making extensive improvements
0 his home OH Dorman street. Arley
Vix, local contractor, has charge of
his work.
!. Wesley Greonlec, World
Var veteran, Dead
After being seriously ill for the
'ast . four weeks, the first two at
0mc and later being removed to
hospital, death occur
cd to j. Wesley GrcCnlee, age 81
ears, in the Women's College Medi-
al Hospital. A specialist was in
tendance, but tho deceased was
uffcriDg from serious head infCC-
ion which was believed TO have orig
latcd from q, fall he received some
ime ago while loading lumber Mr..
irccnlco was not native Della
tarean but mOycd here. from Phia-
clphia, about seven years ago. The
eccascd lived with his mother and
Lcp father, since that time the fam
y returned to Philadelphia, and he
,arried Miss Jean Longfcllow, who