Milford chronicle., 1933-09-15
AFFAIRS OF HARRINGTON

tanning a large hog and some baby
pigs which were suffering from the
heat. First Assistant Chief Harry
C. Tee administered first aid to MIR
Lofiand and then h2d one of the
firemen take him to a local ply
sician for treatment. The dwelling
was valued at about $4,000 with lit
tie insurance.
"The Worlds alright" will be
/ presented next Thursday evening at
Reece Theatre, by an all-star local
cast. The scene is laid in broad
( casting studio and centers around
the trials and tribulations of the
young owner. Jimmy Waddell,
played by Claude Cahall, who puts
up a tough battle to keep bill col
lectOrs from closing the station.
His secretary and sweetheart is
played by Mrs. Barbie, and Joe Laws
plays the part of the Office boy who
finally saves the place from finan-
cial ruin by putting on his own act.
J. c. Messner furnishes much of the
excitement as the bill collector, and
Mr.. Feagan makes a gracious. busi-
ness man who finally buys the act
and saves the station from finan-
cial embarrassment. Several beau
tiful scenes help TO make the show
smashing hit. The Hill Billy
scene is one that will appeal to
young and old alike, the music is
furnished by the well known fid
dler, James Emberlain and Oscar
Neamish along with other musicians
of repute. Messrs. Taylor, Locates
and Saul do a speciality number in
the scene. Bill Reed and Miles
Draper enact an old-fashiOned melo-
drama, while Norman Burton ap-
pears as a vamp, and Mr.. Darbie
along with Earl Greenbaugh and
Harry Short make up a foursome
that you will never forget. Rev. E.
Fl. Collins takes the part of the
reader and appears in the choir
scene. Several beautiful dance
numbers are furnished by the
choruses, they are all beautifully
costumed and especially effective.
Those in the choruses are: Virginia
O'Neal, Mildred Wilson, Marjorie
Coldwell, Frances O'Neal, Bernice
Galloway, Nick Harriet, Catherine
Rash, Naomi West, Lucille Evans,
Jeanette Bradford, Evelyn Adams,
Betty King, Charlotte Beauchamp,
Jessie Sibitzky, Anna Sibitsky,
Juanita Kinard, Joan Denney, Dora
Brownstein, Eva Brownstein and
Alberta West.
Professor Paul We'll local instruc-
tor of music sings a very beautiful
entitled, ships That Never
Come In" Male quartet featuring
DR.. l.. l.. Fitchett, Oscar Neamish,
Paul WiddOwson and Paul We'll will
sing some old favorites, such as
"They Kept the Pig in the Parlor"
and "Oh Mamie Riley" numbers
that all will enjoy
Mrs. Marian Keyes and Miss
Charlotte Kraybille, local musical
director, will furnish several song
Remember its Thursday
evening when it will be proved
that 1.-THE Worlds alright"
A special meeting of the Harring-
ton Fire Company was held on
Monday evening at which time bust
ness that needed attention was dis
posed of. No meeting was held ON
the regular meeting night, account
Of Labor Day. President W. r.
Massey presided over the meeting
which was well attended. The chief
business of the evening was to make
arrangements for attending the
State Convention at Laurel next
week. The company plans to go
with at least 25, one piece of equip
ment, and a committee was named
in an effort to secure the High
School Band for the occasion. Del
egates to represent the company at
the convention are, Frank c. O'Neal
and William A. Cattell; alternates,
Cooley and Claude Ca
hall The firemen plan to secure
some new caps and in the near fu-
Lure some additional badges. They
also adopted a plan to award gold
medals to the active firemen maxi
ing the best attendance at fires. A
lengthy discussion was also held on
The advisability of purchasing three
DR. four electric spot lamps for use
at fires in the night time or enter
ng dark buildings.
VI. Z. Church Notes E.
$50 a. m.-Class meeting, led by |
A. d. McCabe.
9.45 a. m.-Church school in all |
H. ]. Ramsdell super
ntendent. Offering next Sunday for
current expenses.
II a. m.-Preaching by the pastor,
subject, when Jesus Said Amen"
rext, Rev. lis.
6.45 p. m.-The Epworth League
devotional meeting, conducted by
young people. Hand Gleason leader.
7.30 p. m-The peoples popular
praise and gospel service. Preach
ng by the pastor, subject, "The I'm
nortibility of Jesus Christ" Text,
Heb. 1873. Jesus Christ the same
today and forever.
7.30 p. m.-Wednesday evening.
prayer and praise service, led by the |
lastor.