Milford chronicle., 1934-10-19
HARRINGTON

and an audience estimated at 200 as
sembled at the Harrington NJ. p.
Church. The program was assemb-
led by the Booster Glass of the NJ
+. Church and the Fellowship Glass
of the NJ. p. Church, both of which
had large delegations present. The
program was in charge of Leon Tar
burton. vice president for Kent
county. The music was furnished by
the Mems Chorus of the NJ. p.
Church at Milford. The singing was
led by Rev. X. w. Campbell, pastor
of the NJ. +. Church, Camden. Harry
l.. Boyer, president of the Fellow
ship class, extended the visitors a
cordial welcome and later accepted
their certificate of membership pre-
sented by c. s. Elliott. State treas
! urer of the federation of Whining
ton. The scripture lesson was read
by w. W. Moore of Camden and Rev.
II. l.. Schllncke, pastor of the NJ. p.
Church, made the opening prayer.
Rev A. G.. Goddard, pastor of Nc
Cabe Memorial NJ. f. Church was
the speaker of the afternoon. deliv-
ering a message to the Bible classes
that was one of his masterpieces
Brief remarks were made by Chas.
DerricksOn, newly. elected president
of the Booster class, and Howard
Glanding of Wilmington, president
of the State Federation. The State
Convention is to be held in Camden
in two weeks.
Rotary Discussions
At Harrington Rotary Club
meeting held at SWANS Hotel. OctO-
ber 9, s. +. McMaster was the
speaker of the evening. The subject
of his talk being 1.-The Transporta-
tion Problem Today" Mr.. McMaster
concluded by stating that for com !
plete recovery from our presentsde-
preston, the transportation prob
lem must be solved. The meeting |
was well attended. Last Tuesday the !
club was addressed by Albert Ear !
ley, superintendents of schools for
Sussex county.
Athletic Banquet
The annual banquet will be held |
Friday evening, October 10. Covers
for l0l guests are laid.
view tutul NAuU 4NNWS
The fall and winter program of
the Harrington New Century Club
opened Tuesday, October 3. with
President Mrs. J. C. MessneT presid-
ing. Mrs. Ernest Raughley, head Of
the program committee released the
following schedule for the club year.
Mrs. Raughley was assisted on the
committee by Mrs. W. W. Sharp and
Mrs. J. 0. McWilliams. The opening
meeting was in charge of the rO-
gram committee and they had Lam
mot DUPONT, Jr., chairman of the
roll call for the Red Cross, as the
principal speaker. The program for
the year follows:
October What II Means TO be
"a Club Woman" Mrs T.. B. Rash,
Miss Laura Sapp and Miss Smma
DOwnes
October 23-"Delaware Colony
Day." Mrs. l.. II. Rogers, Mrs. II, {.
Martin, Mrs. Elizabeth Barlow and
Mrs. W. +. Jacobs.
October 30-"Children of the
Club" Mrs. Theodore Harrington,
Mrs. Charles Toppin and Mrs. W. 4.
Chipman.
November Education" Mrs. j.
w Sheldrake, Mrs. John Harrington
and Miss Helen Douglas.
November l3-"Famous Women
(American), Mrs. f. W. Dean, Mrs.
Charles Hopkins and Mrs. Benjamin
McKnatt
November 20 -- Thanksgiving"
A Drnvgn anA Afro ~ - ! ,
Harrington.
December 4-"Delaware Day"
Mrs. G.. F.. Wilson, Mrs. Ira Roe.
December 1l-"Music." Mrs. J. M.
Darbie and Mrs d. +. Wiltse.
January 8-"Art and Travel" Mrs. I
Gordon Smith, Mrs. S. l.. Sapp and ;
Mrs. II. J. Thistlewood.
January 15-"FamOus Women"
presidents Wivesl, Mrs. Charles !
Mrs. Elmer Smith and
Mrs. w. f. Hill.
January 22-"Poetry," Mrs. T.. b.
Greenly, Mrs l.. r. Beauchamp and I
Mrs. Brown Smith. {
January 29-"American Citizen '
ship" Mrs. J. l.. Harmstead. Mrs. I
Fred Powell and Mrs. o. T. Now {
bray 8
February 5 Vocational Agricul- I
Lure," Mrs L. b. Harrington. Mrs. 4
5. o. Bailey and Mrs. Martha Knox. n
February 12-"Custom Of Yester- {
lay and Today" Mrs. L. r. Jones q
md Mrs. Lillian Hatfield.
February 19-"Famous Women"
IBiblicaD. Mrs. II. J. Ramsdcll and
Mrs w. S. Smith. r
February 26-"Amerfcan Home," /
Mrs. j. h. Wilson and Mrs II. f. o
luillen. q
March 5-"Delfare Home, Smyr- v
Ia" Mrs. A. b. Parsons md Mrs. f. I
. Kirby. L
March Pour National Parks" +
irs. d. X. Weist, Mrs. n. G. Adams b
nd Mrs. r. A. Salisbury. Il
March 19--"FamOus Women"
English), Mrs. o. y. Roberts and +
irs. Clarence Shockley. b
March 26-"Dramatics," Mrs. O.
'laude Cahall and Mrs. Il. ]. En- v
ry. Il
April 2-"Public Welfare" Heath d
community Service Correction). F
FRS. Randall Knox and Mrs. $. NJ. C,
Villains. Of
ApI;l conservation" birds tN
nd Wild llowers), Miss Eiva Reese, al
lrs. Ella Wilson and Miss Laura NJ
leming. in
April 16-"Famous Women di
FrenchI. Mrs. ]. o. McWilliams and 80
Is William Sheath. te
April 23-Club party. III
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