Milford chronicle., 1932-06-17

: manned. The following program was
u given. The church school orchestrS
accompanied all the music.
j Opening song, Primary Depart.
= ment; recitation, "Childrens Wei
come" Verda Ruth Vane; recita-
tion, Welcome" Bobby Quillen and
t Donald Vane; recitation, 1.-THE Be
= ginners' Program" Thelma Wix
/ song, Louis Warren; recitation
Friendly Flowers" Audrey Down
/ es, Betty Draper, Thelma Short and
ElOise Price, Lillian Short, Hazel
Sharp, Elizabeth Ann McKnatt and
Betty Hatfield; song, Lila Chason;
recitation, "A Little Bud" Elizabeth
Ann McKnatt; recitation, -" A Boy
Who is Very Small" Ray Masten;
recitation, "a Little Bud," Selma
Wyatt; recitation, "a Happy
Thought" Grace Quillen; recitation,
"a Welcome in a Basket" Agnes
Wright; song, Mary Hill; exercise,
at Pays" Tommy Parsons, Louise
Clarkson, George Russell, Clarence
Kemp, Billy Galloway and David
Hands; recitation, "a Riddle" Dor
othy Cahall; recitation, Lila Chas-
on; recitation, Mary Hill; recitation,
"A Place For You," Josephine Mas
ten; recitation, GA Thought" Nellie
Emory; recitation, Dorothy Hud-
son, Mary Hill and Ellen Hudson;
song, Elizabeth Ann McKnatt; reci-
tation, "Buttercup Welcome" Gladys
Stoops; recitation, "a. Place for
You," Emley Welch; recitation,
"Children's Day Resolution" Rosel-
la Hickman; dialogue, Jane Pride
and Janet Marie Harrington; recita-
ton, "Say 1t With a Dollar" Ridgely
Vane; song, "Busy Bees Buzz Song
by class of children; song, primary
boys and girls; greetings, Louise
Clifton; recitation, Fred Greenly; |
song, primary department; recita-
tions by two classes; greetings, Eliz-
abeth Goslin, Phyllis Masten; reci-
tation, Bob Roberts; recitation, Go
ing to be a Boy Scout" Billie Da-
Wis; recitation, wishing to be
Grown Up" Charlotte Ann Adams;
exercise by two girls, Grace King
and Doris Turner; singing, March
ing Song" recitation, Thelma
Wright; recitation, Sara Emily
Cain; recitation, Maxine Simpson.
The evening program was as fol-
lows: Selection by orchestra; con-
gregational singing, led by junior
choir; prayer, Superintendent H. !.
Ramsdell; scripture readings by e.
partments of church school-pri-
mary department, Lewis Price; jun
ior department, Ula Mae Clarkson;
intermediate department, Dorothy
Minner; senior department, Helena
West;. singing led by junior choir;
recitation, Ethel Morris; recitation.
Ruth Tee; offering; selection by or
chestra; Goth Children's Day Ami
versary; duet, Naomi West and Ula
Mae Clarkson.
During the pageant the orchestra ,
played a number of selections with
Miss Helena West at the piano. Mrs. s
Robert Wix also assisted in training
the children. Closing song by con- !
Prayer by assistant SUI
perintendent, Elmer West.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies Auxiliary to the Harring-
ton Fire Company was held on Mon
day evening. Mrs. Charles Toppin
presided. No business of Importance I
was transacted. The ladies decided f
to suspend their meetings during a
The months of July, August and Sep {
Lember. The next meeting will be
held in October. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bailey spent I s
with Rev. and Mrs. ]. r. h
Bailey at Delmar. e
Prof. Archie Feagan, Harry Quill 2
en, Horace Quillen and Robert v
Smith are spending some time at
he CULLEN cabin at Andrews Lake. 4
Mrs. Harry Tee and son spent "
and Wednesday with her f;
parents, Rev. and Mrs. ]. II. Bailey n
It Delmar. Il
The regular monthly meeting of
he Harrington Chamber of Com is
nerce was held in the Community W
Hall of the First National Bank on al
Wednesday evening. Warren II. gl
lOOre, charter member of the or CT
.anization had charge of the pro- =
ram. John H. Farrell, district man
ger of the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce, U. S. Depart -
lent of Commerce, was the princi-
al speaker of the evening. All the
lerchants of the town were espe-
tally invited to attend this meet
lg.
The funeral of Mrs. John Booth
1ok place from her late residence
n Delaware avenue at two o'clock -
Ionday afternoon in charge of Rev.
/. IL. Collins, pastor of the M. E.
hurch, with interment in Holly
ood cemetery, near Harrington. vi
he deceased was a widow and is
lrvived by three children, Mrs Sc
AIRY S. Galloway, Harrington; -
erman Booth, Milford, and another n.
-
William Spittall of New York
Dent the weekend with Miss Irene ell
arkert.
A meeting of the base ball fans of w
is community was held in the fire JIG
,use on Tuesday evening. Matters {
much interest in relation to the De
'eration of the local team were Mi
scussed. ,.. !
members of the Harring- MI
n Fire Company attended the str
Getting of the Kent County Fire
ems Association held at Hartly ON ella
lesday evening. Ma
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Tharp attend !
the commencement exercises at an,
n Ts1fx Of n1Ia !