Milford chronicle., 1932-06-10
HARRINGTON

With no services at the M. T.
Church on Sunday evening account
of the annual Children's Day exer-
cises at the NJ. p Church. the church
was crowded early and those arriv-
ing late nearly missed a chance of
getting seat. Mrs. Fred Bailey was
in charge of the program, she being
ably assisted by a large committee
of ladies as follows: Mrs. r. w.
Nane, Mrs. Charles A. Murray. Mrs.
Ernest Raughley, Mrs. w. H. Cahall,
Mrs. A. c. Creadick. Mrs. Clarence
Morris, Mrs. Randall Knox, Mrs.
Bernice Cooley. Mrs. Clyde Miller,
Mrs. Claude Cahall, Mrs. S. NJ. VIII
liams, Misses Doris Harrington and
Elsie Richardson. In addition to
this committee Mrs. Baynard Smith
was chairman of music, George B.
Potter looked after the lighting and
w. ii. Warren arranged the stage.
The music for the evening was sung
by the Sunday school choir of young
people. with Mrs. Lulu Potter at the
console, and Mrs. Baynard Smith at
the piano. Two numbers on the pro-
gram that were especially pleasing
TO the congregation was a cornet solo
by William Smith and double duet
by the Misses Fleming, Gray. Moore
and Hall. members of the junior
choir. The following program was
presented:
Opening sOng-Choir.
Recitation. my Welcome" e"-Verda
Ruth Vane.
Prayer-Rev. r. W. Sapp.
Recitation. "A Welcome"-Doris
Hall.
Exercise. "Tiny Flowers s'-Bertha
Rash, Thelma Ruth Hates, Mary Alta
Knox and Elizabeth Carson.
RecitatiOu-Bobby Jester.
Duet-Kitty Toppin and Margue-
rite Billings.
Exercise, For Children's Day" -
Knox, Kathryn Green |
baugh and Marian Welch.
Recitation. stop, Look and Lis |
ien'-John Warren.
Recitation-The Sapp Twins.
Recitation-Jane Pride.
Offertory and announcements.
SolO-William Smith.
Song-By choir. praise So Sweet
y Ringing.
Exercise, "A Garland of Graft
ude"-Evelyn Lynch, Doris Lynch,
Marian Welch. Phyllis Peterson, Jan
,tte Won GeOrTes and Gladys Wix.
Recitation, God Thought of
Them"-Billy Jester.
Exercise, THE Sunday School
fleet James O'Neal, Harry Carson,
Armond Jacobs. Clyde Tucker,
franklin Derrickson and Carl Smith.
Recitation, "COntentment nt'-Fran
is Cooley.
Exercise. "The Bible Rainbow
Idele Masten, Harriet Hammond,
amanda Rash, Ruth Raughley, Clara
twain, Catherine Tucker, Anna Lee
Anna Sibitzky.
Double duett.
Exercise, "a Flower Thought" -
lefty Derrickson, Thelma Porter,
Cahall, Betty Lee O'Neal
nd Katherine Smith.
Recitation. "The Square"-Gale
NTH and Joseph Carson.
Exercise, "a Gem"-Anna Lee
Betty Jane Williams and ,
.itty TOppin.
Roland Kitchens.
Closing sOng-By choir.
BenedictiOn-Rev II. w. Sapp.
Miss Harriet Pride and friend
ON Alexandria, Va, spent the
eek-end with the formers uncle,
n. and Mrs. Job Pride.
Mrs. Harry Hudson, of Philadel-
lia, has been the guest of Mr. and !
rs. ID. B. Tharp.
Miss Marian Simpson. of Philadel-
Iia, is spending a short vacation I
it'll her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will L
mpsOn, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cattell, of a
ildwood. N. j.. spent the past week
it'll Mr.. and Mrs. Ora DeTricksOn. S
The regular monthly meeting of W
c Loyal Workers Glass of the NJ. l.
Church was held last evening.
The Harrington school has closed | N
r the summer vacation and most
the teachers have returned to II
cir homes. Miss Leona Dickrager, NJ
II d. hloD NldA 5dASL SOup-
ChestertOwn, Md; Miss Bessie NJ
right, fredericksburg. Md; Miss h,
eanor Ellis. Delmar, Del; Miss is
arlotte Kraybill, West Chester; IL
SIS Ann Heymer. Philadelphia;
SIS SalJie Wfnfrey. Glenn Allen, cl
d. Roy Bergey will not return to W
arlington next year but will teach
Igic at GeOrgOtoWu III
Miss Irene Markert has completed ri
r work at Columbia University NJ
d IS spending her vacation with
+ parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Mar an
Riley Walls. of Chester. Pa, spent w
weekend with his father, J. A.
Ills. Sc
Rodney Pride, of Georgetown, wi
mt the weekend with his brOthr, In
and Mrs. Job Pride.
William Taylor. of Washington mn
c.. spent the weekend with his ho
'ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor,
Ir town. so
lr. and Mrs. Thomas Kinnamon,
Bridgeville. called upon Mr.. and Pr
5. d. B. Tharp and Mr.. and Mrs. an
rry Murphy on Sunday. p.
he regular monthly meeting of wi
Ladies' Aid Society of the M. P.
rch will be held this evening. me
,ouut of the annual conference we
vening tomorrow the Ladies'
,iIiarV will 1a1go mpnt thie pVpu- ba