Milford chronicle., 1933-01-13

The state executive committee Is
expected to attend.
The regular monthly meeting OI
the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Har.
ringtOn Fire Company was held in
the Fire House last Tuesday even
ing with a good attendance. Their
usual interest in their meetings is
being manifested. Mrs. Charles
/ TOppin presided over the meeting,
During the business session a dis
cussion was held on the serving of a
banquet, the ladies submitted Il bid
to the WOmen's Benefit Association,
it was understood that other organ
izatiOns are planning to bid for the
banquet. At the close of the bust
ness session officers were elected
for the new year which resulted as
follows: president. Mrs. Baynard
Smith; vicc-preident, Mrs. Randall
H. Knox; secretary, Mrs. Clarence
Morris; treasurer, Mrs. Harry Boy
er. The ladies then enjoyed several
games of bingo during their social
hour. Mrs. Frank ONeal was
awarded the first prize for having
won the most games, and Mrs. Chas.
TOppin won the draw for second
prize after tieing with Mrs. Claud
Cahall in the number of games won.
Mrs. r. w. Sapp entertained the
members of the Loyal Workers Class
of ladies of the NJ. p. Church at the
parsonage last week. A great many
of the class members were present
and during the evening officers for
the new year were elected. The re-
suit being as follows: president,
Mrs. Katie Boyer; vice-president,
Mrs. Georgia Hall; secretary, Mrs.
Fannie Swain; assistant secretary,
Mrs. Edith Ryan: treasurer, Mrs.
Angie Potter: sick and flower com
mittec. Mrs. Jennie Creadick, chair
man: Mrs. Sallie Cahall, Mrs. Hat
tie Fleming, Mrs. Katie Boyer and
Mrs. Florence Nelson; social COM
mittee, Mrs. Hattie Smith chair
man, Mrs. Elsie Knox, Mrs. Edith
Ryan, Mrs. Alice n. Wix and Mrs.
Elsie O'Neal; program committee,
Mrs. George B. Potter, chairman.
At the meeting of the Harrington
Welfare Association on Monday
evening. plans were cOnsummated
to hold an entertainment in the au-
ditOrium of the high school on Mon
day evening, January 18th, 1888, at
1880 O'Clock. The entertainment
will consist of moving pictures with |
varied local talent. The admission |
fee will be an article of clothing. |
either new or second hand. some
articles of food, or money. This will |
be used by the association i'm assist |
ing the unemployed. Following the |
a meeting of the as
sOciatiOn will be held, to decide on
applications for Red Cross material
and other help. It was also decided
At the meeting that the Town COun-
cil room will be open every Thurs
lay afternoon from 1880 TO $500 |
o'clock for the distribution of this I
TO those whom the commit
.ec have decided worthy of help,
an dthere will be no distribution at
any other time.
A number of friends of Mrs. A. p.
Lewis called upon her at Denton last
Sunday. Included i'm the number
we're Rev and Mrs. L. II. Collins, |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Sharp, Mrs. L.
e. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 7.
JOnes. Mrs. Lewis had the misfOr-
une to break an arm soon after
going to Denton to reside for the
winter.
The Harrington Fire Company
eceived their second fire alarm OF
he new year when they responded
ionday morning shortly after nine
'clOck for a chimney fire at the
ome of Robert Stauffer, ON Dor
nan street. The property is owned
y Mrs. James Townsend, at Masten .
Orner. No damage resulted ( ON
he blaze.
DIR. Howard Clymer. of Phila fell
hia, spent the weekend with his
lOther, Mrs. John Clymer.
George Galloway, of Wilmington. =
peut the weekend with his sisters,
Iisses Martha and Emma Galloway. ,
The annual Sunday school contest
Dt under way at the M. Z. Church :
Ist Sunday with 1874 present. The
Intest is between Harrington and
eafOrd this year. In the two prev
us contests Harrington came out
ctOr. This year the entire school ;,
included in the contest except the l.
radle Roll. In a separate contest 5
the local church between the
an and boys against the women
nd girls. the men had S5 present o
sainst SO for the ladies last Sunday. II
. 4. Church Notes
$3.50 a. m.-Class meeting, led by u
d. McCabe. n
9:45 a. m.-Church school in all \
,partments, II. J. Ramsdell, supt.
he Offering last Sunday for the s.
Hiding fund amounted to $3751. n
e offering on Sunday will be for Z
lrrent expenses.
Ii a. m.-Preacing by pastor. Il
Ibject, THE Legion of Shining +
aces. And as Moses wist not that L
e skin of his face shOne. Elk. 1923. n
6:40 p. m.-The EpwOrth League
ivotional meeting will be held. AL a
N Ramdell. leader. Subject, "Shar- d
& the Christian Religion. v
1880 p. m.-The Peoples Popular n
raise and Gospel Service. The eve s,
ng service will be in charge of the a.
:. c. 7. U. Mrs. A. v. Satterfield, Il
cal president, will preside. To eel n
rate the 18th anniversary of pro-
bition. v
1880 y. m.-Prayer service on O
ednesday evening, led by the pas a
r. Junior League at 4 i'm the af- a
rnOOn.
The None Such Glass of men will :
rnish ushers for next Sunday, AL IS
N Ramsdell, chief usher, assisted