Milford chronicle., 1933-10-13
AFFAIRS. OF HARRINGTON

I of Delaware, Mrs. Fred Wilson anC
Mrs. Reynolds Wilson.
February 13-Vocationa Agricul
ture. Mrs. Charles Hopkins, Mrs. A
C. Creakick and Mrs. Norman Hop,
kins.
February 20-Legislation, Mrs
Theodore Harrington, Mrs. Wilbur
Jacobs and Mrs. Lillian Hatfield.
February 27-Old Glass, Mrs. F
Brown Smith, Mrs. Herbert Denney
and Miss Elva Reese.
March 6-Home Demonstration
Clubs, Mrs. w. S. Smith, Mrs. j. w
Sheldrake and Mrs. Herman Brown
March Historical Homes in
Delaware, Mrs. Ernest Dean, Mrs
L. T. Jones and Mrs. Ella Wilson.
March 20-American Citizenship
Mrs. Norris Adams, Mrs. A. F. Sar-
geant and Mrs. S. o. Bailey.
March 27-Bible, Mrs. E. B. Rash,
Miss Laura E. Sapp and Mrs. How
ard Marion.
April 3-Club Anniversary.
April 10-Current Events, Mrs.
Fred S. Bailey. Mrs. Howard This
tlewood, and Mrs. J. L. Harmstead.
April denomination of Officers.
April 24-Election and Installa-
tion of Officers.
May Garden Day, Mrs. L. B..
Harrington, Mrs. o. T. Roberts and
Mrs. w. T. Chapman.
The following list of officers and
club chairmen have been announced
President, Mrs. ]. o. McWilliams;
first vice president, Mrs. E. w.
White; second vice president, Mrs.
H. C. Denney; recording secretary,
Mrs. Claude N. Cahall; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. L. T. Jones;
treasurer, Mrs. Luster Rogers; club
representative, Mrs. J. L. Harm
stead; press correspondent, Mrs.
Lillian Hatfield; program committee
Mrs. E. B. Rash, Mrs. G. S. Harring-
ton, Mrs. L. T. Jones and Mrs.
Claude Cahall; state .chairmen, arts
and crafts, Mrs. Ernest Raugley;
education and conservation, Mrs. ].
C. Messner; home economics, Mrs.
Derrickson; libraries and
Mrs. w. w. Sharp; music
Mrs. ]. M. Darbie and Mrs. ]. w.
international relations,
Mrs. H. ]. Ramsdell; legislation,
Mrs. Theodore Harrington; public
welfare, Mrs. A. B. Parsons; motion
pictures. Miss Elva Reese; American
Mrs. Norris C. Adams
and program, Mrs. E. B. Rash.
This community was greatly
shocked by the announcement of the
sudden death of Mrs. Sara A. -Hurd,
which occurred on Saturday. morn
ing at her home on Weiner avenue.
Mrs. Hurd was S8 years old and ap-
in good health during the
morning; in fact she was preparing
vegetables for the noon meal. Her |
husband, Thomas Hurd, is just one |
year younger and has been a semi |
invalid for the past ten years. Flu |
leral services were held from the |
ate residence on Tuesday. Due to |
he age and health of the husband |
t was planned to hold the services
Without the least excitement. Her
children are: Louis Hurd, Clayton; /
Hiss Fannie Hurd, Harrington; Mrs.
ma Dickerson, Wilmington; and
drs. Rena Cannon, Camden, N. j.,
'esides several grandchildren.
The Harrington Firemen were
to the home of former
Ihief of Police Emory Monday NOR
ling to extinguish a chimney fire.
70 damage resulted.
DR.. Howard Clymer and Jack
Buchanan of Philadelphia spent the
Weekend with the formers mother,
drs. John Clymer. They enjoyed a
Ishing trip to Bowers Beach.
Miss Janis Kepler of Richmond,
Ia, spent the weekend with Miss
'allie Winfrey.
DR.. and Mrs. R. J. Emory enter
aimed the formers mother, Mrs.
Toward Emory, Centreville, Nd, and
irs. Herbert Rife, Salisbury, Nd,
yer the weekend.
Mrs. Walter Lynch and children
re enjoying the Century of Pro-
ress this week. .,.
Benjamin Rash is representing the
'eoples Service Station at the Cen
1ry of Progress as the guest of the
frestone Rubber Company.
Robert WiX, a local rural mail
arrier, has purchased the soda
ountain and restaurant formerly
perated by Mr.. and Mrs. Gollos,
Tho have returned to New York,
ially Day At NJ. p. Church
The services throughout the day
the M. P. Church last Sunday
ere observed as Rally Day. The
rogram was in charge of Mrs. Har-
c. Tee. Each class in the Sunday
chool took a part in the exercises.
he Junior Choir had charge of the
nging at both the morning and ev-
ming services.
|. L. Church Notes
According to announcement of I
ev. E. H. Collins, pastor of the To- {
II M. e. Church, a two weeks re-
wal service will open at his church {
4 Sunday morning, October Is, con-
nuing for two weeks. The evange-
site services will be under the d.
'ction of Rev. Vincent ]. Steffen.
here will be no services on Satur- I
ny nights durin g the two weeks.
+. Steffen is a magnetic speaker.
e has an experience unique and in
resting. A convict for years, serv-
g time in California prisons, he is
wv full fledged Presbyterian min {
ter, a member of the Philadelphia b
resbytery and field secretary of the d
effen prison association. He was Il
so an eye witness to the recent {
OF staged at the Eastern State Il
in Pennsylvania. Dur s
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