Milford chronicle., 1934-09-14
HARRINGTON

] ringtOn Fire Company held its
monthly meeting last Monday eve
: ming with Mrs. Hattie Smith pre-
; siding. The session was important
> as final arrangements we're made to
, serve the officials and delegates to
the State convention dinner and also
serve a cold platter at the close OF
the convention. Thursday The aux
iliary served a banquet to the New
Castle County Auxiliary immediate
ly after the parade; reservations
were made by the officers of the
upstate auxiliaries. The ladies in
stalled a hot water heater, and the
president named a committee to Sc
cure new window blinds for the club
rooms. A social hour followed the
business session during which the
I ladies enjoyed bingo games. Sew
eral were successful in winning at
least three times.
5Oth Wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. McCabe OBJ
served their 50th wedding anniver-
sary last Friday. Because of the
illness of Mrs. McCabe, who has been
an invalid for more than two years,
the observation was celebrated
quietly. The children are Mrs. Jas.
A. Cahall, William S. McCabe and
Mrs. Fred Greenly, all OF Harring-
ton. There are five grandchildren,
William A. McCabe, who is now in
England on the U. S. S. Minneapolis,
Sara and Clara McCabe, Fred B. and
Elizabeth Ann Greenly. These to-
gether with Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Par
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Quillen, Mrs.
William Reed, Miss Charlotte Kray-
bill and Paul Hawk spent the eve
ming with them. Rev. Parker chris /
tened Elizabeth Ann Greenly, the |
youngest grandchild, at the celebra- |
tiOn.
Personals
Miss Ruth Stubbs of Wilmington |
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Stubbs.
Miss Margaret Simpson, a grad
uate nurse, is spending some time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Simpson. near town.
Billy Day Scott, graduate of ST.
Andrews School entered Lehigh
University this week for his fresh
man year.
Miss Louise Scott will begin her
studies in st. Gertrude Academy
near Ridgely, Md, next week.
George Short left yesterday for
his senior year at Washington and
Lee College, Lexington, Va.
Mrs. S. J. King and two daughters,
Betty and Ruth, of Columbus, Ohio,
nave been spending the past week
with local friends.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
?. Church are making preparations
o serve their annual supper of
chicken salad and fried oysters, in
he annex on Thursday evening. Sup
Ter will be served at o'clock.
Harrington Post No. Z, American
legion, will be represented at the
state Convention at Rehoboth next
friday and Saturday by Earl Syl- /
ester and Fred Bailey, delegates: ,
theodore H. Harrington and Fred
bailey as alternates.
Mrs. Chester Hollenback of New a
'ork, N. Y, has been spending the
ast week with her parents, Mr.. and
frs. Robert X. Jones.
Among the graduates of the High
chool class of 1884 who will enter
usiness colleges. and schools are
he following: Katherine Rash and
lyman Jacobs, University of Della
are; Alden Ramsdell, West Ches-
sr State Normal School; Eloise
hipman Western Maryland College;
rancis Graham, Business College;
nd Eugene Nelson, also business
)llege in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cannon have
eturned home after spending the
lst week with relatives at Buffalo,
Y.
Mrs. Marvin Reese of Kennett
luare. Pa, has been the guest of
cal friends during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Galloway have
zen entertaining their niece. Miss
ma Lewis, of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan B. Parsons
Id son, spent their vacations on a
otor trip through the Poconos and
ltskill Mountains.
Harrington has leased
e store of Baynard Smith, former
occupied by Elsie's shop, and will
DVe his gracery store as soon as
are completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mcintyre and
Bryant Gordon of Philadelphia,
We been recent guests of Mrs.
Inc Gordon. ..
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
E. Church will hold a bake in
'bott's store next Saturday morn
:.
Mrs. Lavania Hoey and daughter
Wilmington, have been spending
past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
y Flemming.
Miss jeanette Tharp has returned
William & Mary College for her
liOr year.