Milford chronicle., 1934-06-22
HARRINGTON

was held at the Pilgrim Holiness
Church on Sunday. The little church
on Liberty street was crowded to
the doors, and many standing out
in the yard when the services be-
gan. The program was arranged
and in charge Of committee, Mrs.
Earl Lawry, Mrs. Carroll Hickman,
Mrs. Helen Deputy and Mrs. Arlie
JscObs. Previous to entering into
the speech making by the children,
Rev. Lawry baptized eight or ten
children. The stage was decorated
with huge banks OF potted plants
and cut flowers. ~
Children Visit New York
Having the times OF our lives
chimed in all of the children includ-
ed in the party that left here last
Friday morning on a sightseeing
trip to New York. The express pur-
pose of the trip was to view the
United States Fleet. Included In
their itinery was a visit aboard the
battleship Texas, the Aquarium,
Coney Island, bus ride on Fifth Ave
nue.. and Roxy Theatre. The party
of children was in charge of MIR. w..
+. West and Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mas
ten and included the following
Bobby. Burton and
Jimmie Masten, William Davis. Jr.,
Roland Kitchens. Frank Wilson,
Leon Johnson, Harold Johnson.
Cornelius Tee, Elmer West. Jr. The
party also included Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Sheldon of Delmar.
Prof. and Mrs. C. w. w. Shantz
Of Smyrna spent Sunday with the
latter's mother, Mrs. A. v. Satter-
field. d.. '.t.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hollenbeck
Of New York are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. r. K Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Dean cele- |
1rated their wedding anniversary !
yesterday with a motor trip to |
Princess Anne. Md. The party in
GUIDED Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Sharp
ind Miss Caroline F. Sharp.
DR.. Howard Clymer and George /
Clayton of Philadelphia spent the
weekend with the formers mother,
Mrs. John Clymer.
Mrs. d. B. Williams and Miss Hat
lie Williams of Snow Hill, Md, spent
he weekend with her daughter, Mr..
md Mrs. George Toppin.
The Adult Bible classes of the NJ.
,. Church will tender Rev. and Mrs.
Z. W. Sapp a farewell party at the !
hurch on Thursday evening.
With nearly two months interven-
ng since having their last call to
ervice, the Harrington Fire Com
amy responded to an auto fire on
he Harrington-Denton road.
Iase Ball
Issuing two passes coupled with
wO singles and an error by John
on started a barTage of run getting
Dr. Houston in their first try at the
late. but after that Yam" Locates
lanked them until the sixth. Quill
IN finished the game and also II
itched hitless ball. Reynolds d.
ided the honors with Hayes. the
Icals collected IA hits. Short had
perfect day at bat, with four sin
les. T. Thistlewood and McCul-
)ugh for the visitors each collected
vo singles. Umpire Powell was
lmost knocked out in the fourth
ming by a foul tip hitting him on
lie arm. He retired in favor of
yam. Harrington will play Dover
hicks on Tuesday evening and
ilford on Friday evening.
Score by innings:
arlington .......2 0 2 5000 %
custom $50 90 0 90 O-3
For the second time in two days
le local ball club defeated Houston
! the latter's grounds Sunday af-
rnOon by the score of to 8. The
Gals amassed a total of ten hits
the delivery of Sapp, with Hall
Id Short as the best hitters. Hall
so made the star catch of the day
hen he backed up to the. fence in
sht center and speared a high fly
a One-handed catch that would
we produced home run and
Obably a tie score. Tucker and
lillen divided the pitching honors
r Harrington and allowed eight
dely scattered hits. Two singles,
pass and a double accounted for
three runs i'm the fourth. Quill
4 allowed but one hit and blanked
e opposition in the last three In.
ngs. Mccullough pasted one over
e fence for ground rule double
d later added single. r. Thistle
'od fattened his batting average
tn two singles and a double in
lr trips to the plate. He famed
: first time