Milford chronicle., 1932-02-05
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Monday evening, at which time the
following officers were reelected
president, BENZ. I. Shaw; Vice-presi-
dent, Warren T.. Moore; secretary
Ernest Raughley; treasurer, Horace
E. CULLEN. The association named
a committee to attend the Eastern
States Fair meeting at Reading, Pa,
this week. The following are among
| those attending the meeting: VIM. J.
Swain, Paul Adams and Clayton Ell
liott, Bridgeville, an dalso William
H. Cahall, James A. Cahall, Ernest
Raughley, Benz. /. Shaw and War
rem T. Moore, of Harrington.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Harrington Fire Company will
be held in the fire house next Mon
day evening.
W Miss Elizabeth Minner, formerly
of this town, was included among
1.-THE graduates from GOldey College,
/ which numbered 107 students. The
| graduating exercises were held last
| Tuesday evening. Miss Minner is
now employed as a bookkeeper by
the Keil Motor Co. of Wilmington.
Her many friends here wish her sue
cess in the business world.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. -E.
Church will be held next Tuesday
evening.
Horace e. Quillen and Townsend
Masten, who have been spending the
past two weeks in Southern cities,
are expected to get home this week.
II. J. Ramsdell, superintendent of
the M. e. Church school, will preside
over the church workers conference
to be held in the Educational Build
ing next Monday evening.
Ira Downes and son, Charles A.
Downes, were Wilmington visitors
ON Wednesday.
AT the regular weekly meeting of
Camp No. 10, P. o. of A., Mrs. Char
lotte Sturgess, district president, of
MillsborO, installed the following Of
ficers for the current term; past
president, Hattie Plummer; assistant
past president, Eva Morris; presi-
dent, Georgia Hall; assistant presi-
dent, Florence Fleming; vice-presi-
dent, Edith Ryan; assistant vice
president, Matte Fleming; conduc-
tor, Fannie Swain; assistant cOnduc-
tor, Sallie Lord; guard, Emo Tee;
sentinel, Florence Grier; treasurer,
Katie W. Boyer; financial secretary,
Linda Layton; recording secretary,
Matte Smith; assistant recording
secretary, Edith Shockley; chaplain,
Elizabeth Hayes; orator, Pearl B.
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Elsie Knox, Elsie O'Neal, Elsie Bar
low; trustee, Elsie O'Neal; organist,
Nettie Turner. The installing officer
was assisted by Mrs. r. W. Sapp and
Mrs. Ethel Sapp. Mrs. Elsie Barlow
was presented with past presidents |
pin, representing the MillsborO
Camp Mrs. Sturgess presented a
past district presidents pin to Mrs. !
Pearl Morris, who served this office
for four years.
At a recent meeting of Washington
Camp No. 80, p. o. S. of A., the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the |
present term: past president, Thos.
Grant; president, Harvey Camper;
vice-president, w. r. Massey; mas |
ter of forms, Clarence Morris; re- |
cording secretary, Clarence Shock
ley; financial secretary, George W. |
Swain; treasurer, It. Albert WEIGH;
conductor, Augustus S. Raughley;
inspector, Nimrod Minner; guard,
Harry c. Tee; assistant recording
secretary, Thomas Grant; trustees,
w. r. Massey, George w. Swain and |
Clarence S. Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. T. X. Carpenter, OF
d. c., spent the week
End with the latter's parents, Mr..
md Mrs. Ira w. Roe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. McWilliams
spent the weekend with friends at
Md.
Miss Sallie Winfrey entertained
he Misses Bernie Clark, Maud Bell,
edith Asher and Harry Mapp, OF
Va, over the weekend.
2. G. Simmons, of Kenosha, Wis,
las been the guest of Frank Stein
metz during the past week.
Miss Jennie Morris, Ruth Moore |
md Miss Lucille Tharp, of the Uni
ersity of Delaware, spent the week.
nd with their respective parents.
-Four fire alarms over the week
nd kept the local liremen very
usy. Fortunately neither alarm re-
ulted in any damage, The first call
anne shortly after 10 p. m. on Sat
rday evening OIL the farm of j. II. 2
nd R. E. Raughley, about two miles t
orth of Harrington. The farm is a
enanted by Mrs. Todd. A chimney
re was soon extinguished after the Il
remen were able to locate the right {
arm. The SECOND call came ON Sun b
ay morning. The firemen extingu- S
she'd another chimney fire at the C
urn of John Pitlick, ST., near Eel C
IN. These two calls made a list OF c
even alarms during the month OF S
anuary. The firemen were routed s
ut of bed at o'clock to respond TO lC
Il alarm of fire at Viola on Monday
forming. A grass sack in the base s
ent of the Ellwagner home, which N
robably caught fire from hot ashes.
he sack was causing more smoke s.
ian fire. The plan of putting ashes NJ
wooden containers in basement
not good practice and to prevent A
res shouldn't be done. The second
arm on Monday came from the To- I'm
Il flour mills, now owned by the cl
mpson Feed Co., of Milford, short I,
after II o'clock a rcd hot exhaust
pc set frc to a jOist near the roof. nj
he local mill employees had the J6l
e about out when the company Rim
we'd. No damage resulted. v M
It has just been learned that La II