Milford chronicle., 1933-03-31
AFFAIRS OF HARRINGTON

it had niger feet and no brains ant
couldn't understand upon what mer
its it won the race After the ban
quet several dance numbers were
presented by the DickersOn Bros.
and James Emberlin. Russell Kir.
by. of Milford, presented the black
bottom. Several sets of the square
dance was enjoyed until late hour
The following were among those
present: Frank Bradley, L. S. Crea-
dick, Z. n. Faulkner o. l.. Hastings,
Grove Jarvis, w. B. Macklin, Russell
Kirby. j. f. Derrickson, Ira Killen,
Howard Cooper, E. r. Collision, T. N.
Stayton, T. r. Green, L. w. Ryan,
/ Charles Hurd, Ed. Passwaters, Har-
/ ry Masten, Leslie Kemp, Pete Ham
ilton, Raymond Walls, Harry f. Muir
ply. Brownie Billings, Alvin Bill
ings, Elmer Lindale, Earl Holleger,
Lester Wingate, Harry X. Wingate,
Franklin Abbott, Jennings Cahall.
Tip. Wiley, Harry Morris. Henry
Kates, J. a. Masten, Wallace Han
son. Kerwin f. Evergan. Jacob o.
1 Williams. II. NJ. Carroll. Walter
. Simpson. B. /. Shaw. j. NJ. Harring-
| ton, r. +. Harrington. W. &. Para
dee, Ernest Simpson, George w.
/ Collins, r. Harry Wilson, John
Mills. George Toppin. +. r. Messick.
Harry G. Farrow, Norman r. Smith,
Harvey Bradley. James A. Cahall.
Winford Hughes, Arthur Dickerson,
Walt. DickersOn. Harry Hill. James
Hamilton. w. NJ. Bright. Howard Ar
go, Elmer Orune. Carl Simpson.
Sheriff w. S. Smith, G. Il. Bennett,
Charles Hopkins, w. NJ. Glavden,
Hezekiah Masten. Charlie Sharp.
Herman Hollenger, James Hudson,
Clarence farrell, Elmer Belts, Team
Jarvis, Norman Walls, Gordon
Smith, Edward Elollenger, Clinton
Luff. George II. Brown, Edgar Hill.
William Love, Hargey Zip" Le-
Gates, Lewis Slaughter, Fred Mar
vel, Jr., Fred Marvel, ST., Randall
Hill, James Emberlin. Franklin
Lewis, William Rogers, Woodrow
Todd and Earl Todd.
The members of the Corn Judging
Team of the Cyrus Mccormick Chap
ter of the Future Farmers of Amer
lea were guests of the local Rotary
Club on Wednesday evening at the
Green Lantern Tea Room. The mem
bers of the team who won the Corn
Judging Contest and were present
at the meeting were Louis Outten.
William Parker, Leon Wix and
Louis Hopkins. George Sullivan,
another member of the team, was
absent account of illness. After be-
ing served with a very delicious din
ner the meeting was turned over to
J. o. McWilliams, who was in charge
of the program. He described the
method used in selecting the team
that should represent the chapter
and then introduced w. L. Moulds,
State Supervisor of Vocational AgTi-
culture. Mr.. Moulds spoke about
the arrangement for the State Con-
test and about the improvement
shown in the corn grown by the boys
who make practice of selecting
their corn from the field. He then
presented the team with the plaque
donated by the Delaware Bankers
Association and complimented the
chapter on having won the contest
twice in three years. William Park
er, president of the Cyrhs McCor-
mick Chapter, accepted the plaque
and gave a brief speech of accept
ance and appreciation.
The 1888 edition OF the Rabbit
Foot Minstrels that was presented
in Reese Theatre last week was a
big success. The local entertainers
assisted by some other talen from
nearby towns played to full house
with every available seat in the huge
theatre occupied. During the day
weather prevailed and
it was thought that this would stop |
some from attending but the repu /
tatiOu of minstrel troupe had its |
usual appeal. The gross receipts |
we're over $3.50, and it is believed |
the baseball club will net over 5000. |
The proceeds of the show will be /
used toward erecting Il grandstand. |
A meeting of the officers and direc-
tors of last years baseball team will .
be held at the clothing store Of .
Smith G. Raughley this evening. The |
meeting is called for the purpose of
of this years club.
The regular meeting of Washing
on Camp No. 80, p. o. S. of A, will
be held in Odd Fellows hall this
evening.
The Junior High School Decla-
nation Contest was held in the high
school auditorium on Friday after
noon with quite a number of con-
Tht judges were: Mrs. w,
W. Sharp, Mrs. X. w. Sapp, and Mrs
!. c. Messner. The first award was
made to Frances Rash, Sister in the
Medicine Closet; second place, Ma
lie Martin, "Lonnie, the NewsbOy";
Sranklin Jester, third place, Jim
ME Jones Studies Geography.
There was a tie in the decision of
ourth place, Lucille Evans, "Humo-
'esque", and Naomi West, "The Lit
lie Newsboy". Others taking part
we're Eva Brownstein, Margie Black,
Harlan Cooper and Betty Knox.
This community believes in train
ng its citizens at a tender age to
,e entertainers. so in keeping with {
his policy the Primary Departments {
It school staged a minstrel show for {
he benefit of the School Dental
'linic. The show was under the di- G
ection of Mrs. Mary LangTell Brown j
nd Miss Edith Smith Forty of the i
title tots were members of the Toy ,
which played several Sc
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