Milford chronicle., 1932-12-02
AFFAIRS OF HARRINGTON

lted Misses Annie ana Laura tlem
ing over the weekend.
Organizing Relief Committee
A meeting of Harrington citizen
was called Tuesday evening for tn
purpose of organizing a permanen
relief committee for this communi
ty for the coming winter. The citiz
ems who attended the meeting whicl
was held in the offices of the Eas
tern Shore Public Service Company
were representatives of the numer
Gus fraternal and civic organiza
tions in town. Senator Wilbur +. ia.
cobs, acted as temporary chairman
and Theodore H. Harrington, tenn
porary secretary. Twenty-eight rep
resentatives were in attendance
representing the Harrington Fire
Company, Harrington Grange, Re-
bekah Lodge, Women's Benefit AS
sociation. Jr. o. U. A. NJ, Red Cross
Committee, Harrington NJ. Z.
Church, Harrington Rotary Club,
Town of Harrington, Chamber of
Commerce, Kent County Unemploy-
ment Relief Committee, Church of
the Nazarene, Century Club, Har-
rington NJ. P. Church and P. o. S. of
A, of Harrington.
In opening the meeting Chairman
Jacobs made q few remarks in ref
erence to the reason for the meet
ing and then called for suggestions
as to how the relief work might be
carried On. Mrs. Olive r. Sharp,
member Of the Kent County Com
mittee told those present just how
their work had been conducted dur
ing the past year and what might be
expected from a committee. Mayor
N. c. Adams represented the town
and promised their cooperation and
help. Mr.. Ramsdell requested some
on the present relief
bill that is now pending before the
After a lengthy discus
sion with all taking part, Rev. R. w.
Sapp asked for a vote on the per-
nanent organization. The following
officers were selected to form the
Relief Committee: Chair
nan, Senator w. Z. Jacobs; vice
chairman, Mayor N. c. Adams; Sec
'etary, Mrs. Olive r. Sharp; assist
mt secretary, Theodore H. Harring-
on; treasurer, Mrs. l.. T. Jones; /
,ustodians, Leonard Harrington, !
Hrs. ]. o. McWilliams and Mrs. L.
.Iay Sheldrake. A clothing commit |
ee was named as follows: Chair
nan, Mrs. l.. May Sheldrake; Mrs.
ieorge Toppin, Mrs. Lillian Hat
ield, Mrs. Ethel Raughley, Mrs. w,
=. Chapman and Mrs. w. Z. Jacobs.
IN motion of Rev. r. w. Sapn the
light officers selected were to bA the I,
nembers of the executive commit
ee.
The next meeting of the Organi-
alton will be held on December -, /
n order to arrange for the annual
oil call of the Red Cross the fol-
owing were appointed to make the
Chairman, Mrs. A. B.
'arsons; assistant chairman, Mrs.
,thel Raughley. They will select
leir own helpers. II
|. +. Church Notes !
$3.50 a. m. Glass meeting. led by
. D. McCabe.
9:45 a. m. Church School in all
apartments. II. ]. Ramsdell, super
ltendent. The offering next Sunday
lr current expenses.
II a. m. Preaching by pastor.
unday will be observed as "Univer-
al Bible Sunday" Subject, Re
,icing in Hope" Text. Romans 12-
,. II
GAS p. m. Epworth League devo-
onal service, led by Leon Johnson.
ubject, Good Reading in Hard
INES"
1880 p. m. The peoples popular
raise and gospel service. Preaching
= pastor. Subject "The Two Ways"
ext, st. Matthew, 7:15, IA.
1880 p. m. Wednesday, church
ght services. Junior League meets
p. m. Rev. w. L. Habbart, Dis
let Superintendent, will preach on
Inday morning, December IL. i'll
Revival services are in progress lI
the Nazarene Church. All friends
our church are urged to attend.
Three trustees to serve three
,ars, were elected following the
rvices last Sunday morning. The
suit follows: w. w. Sharp, l.. G.
arkert and l.. II. Jones. iUI
Party
Tuesday night, Decem-
r s, the Johnson Evangelistic
lrty will conduct a series of evan
listic services in the Church of III
e Nazarene at Harrington. The
rty consists of Rev. Harold C.
hnson, Mrs. H. C. Johnson, Paul
hnson and wife, all of Springfield, III
inois. This group is very popular VII
d is meeting with considerable Ill
ccess. They all sing well and play III
lite variety of musical instru-
snts, among them being a very Ill
rious instrument played without
man touch. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul MI
hnson both sing and play over
e radio. Mrs. Johnson being an ex-
ptional piano player. The party MI
a whole broadcasts also. There MI
II be three OF four special song
d musical numbers each night. MI
ere will also be services each
nday. December II and IS, at
As a. m. and 2:30 and 1880 p. m.
e meetings are expected to close
nday night, December 18. Every
q ic heartily inUitad tO affand anv l