Milford chronicle., 1934-02-23
HARRINGTON
Parent.Teacher Work


Nearly $85 was cleared by the
Harrington Parent-Teacher AssOcia-
tion at their bake held Saturday. The
proceeds were to be applied to the
dental clinic at the high school,
which is sponsored by the associa-
tiOn. The local association has about
completed the expense incidental to
the dental clinic, and now is con-
sidering plans for a clinic for those
with defective eyesight. ' ''"-
DR.. Phillips, local Occulist has
promised his cooperation with the
examinations. The Harrington New
Century Club is sponsoring a card
party this evening, the proceeds to
be devoted to the clinical work be-
ing done at the high school.
Mrs. Morris. president of the PIT.
A. thanks all who helped raise the
money; Miss Evelyn Roberts espe-
cially for a large cake. The next
meeting will be held Monday eve
ming, February 26th.
Basket Factory Working
The Z o'clock whistle blowing at
the A. G. Creadick basket factory
yesterday morning brought joy to
many The plant, destroyed by fire
last fall. has just been rebuilt. Yes
terday the wheels turned for the
first time in nearly six months. The
entire force employed in all depart
ments comprises nearly 100
FiremPn Active
At the regular meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Harrington
Fire Company held last week, the |
following -four new members were |
added to the rolls: Mrs. Florence |
Blessing, Mrs. BeTnice GOOdley, Mrs. |
Elizabeth Klett Moore and Mrs.
Elizabeth Waller. The president ap-
pointed Mrs. Ina Harrington as
chairman of the purchasing commit
tee for the year Mrs. Georgia Hall
was selected as chairman of the
ways and means committee. Her
assistants are: Mrs. Louise Love,
Mrs. Katie Boyer. Mrs. Naomi Tat
man and Mrs. Else Knox. Mrs. Angie
Potter was named chairman, and
Mrs. Evelyn Cain, Mrs. Blanche Ca
hall, Mrs. Catherine MaSten and Mrs.
w. S. Smith members of the Sun
shine committee. After the business
session closed u social hour was
held.
Unusual VI. =. Church Service
Under the auspices of the Students
League of Many Nations, unusual
religious services were held in the
Methodist Protestant Church Satur-
day evening. On Sunday morning,
four of the young men assisted with
the services in the Sunday school
and also assisted with the morning
church service. !
Rev and Mrs. J. T. Bailey of POGO
moke City, Nd, spent Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Tee.
Services in the NJ. E. Church Sun
day as follows: $50 a. M, class :
meeting; 9.45 a. M, church school.
in all departments: IL a. m., preach ,
ing by the pastor; 7.30 p. M, Annual !
Anniversary will be held !,
in the Educational building. The !.
Young people of the EpwOrth League 7
will give the religious drama :,
'Janey." The prayer and praise SER !,
vice will be held on Wednesday eve
ming at 7.30.
Much entertaining in the way of :
turkey dinners is being done in hon !!
)r iOf Rev. and EAfkS. E.. II. Collins. :.
They were entertained at the home
If Mr.. and Mrs. Winder Massey on y
afternoon and at the home :,
# DR.. and Mrs W. T. Chipman on u
Sunday afternoon. W
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur +. Jacobs ell :;
ertained at turkey dinner on Sun u
lay. Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Cain were -,
mOng the guests. =, ~
Mrs. Joel Clark Webb, wife of ",
larry Webb. died February 18th, at y;
he Milford Emergency Hospital, a.
fter short illness. She is survived SS
y her husband and three sons. Guy, ~ ~
'ruitt. and James Webb; also two ~
randchildren. Adele and Ruth =;
Webb, all of Milford. She was the ~
aughter of the late Matthew J. =,
lark, whose father Zadoc Clark. and - -
ncle, Matthew J. Clark, Sr., founded .,
ne town of Clark's Corner The 81,
anne was later changed to Harring- ' -,
m. ~