Milford chronicle., 1934-04-13
HARRINGTON
Ladies' We're Charming

Ladies' We're Charming
Members of Harrington Review
No. 4, proved to be delightful hosts
on Saturday, April Z, when they en-
tertained the Women's Benefit AS
sociation for the State Rally. This
was the first rally of this kind ever
held here. The business session Op-
ened at 1880 O'Clock in Odd Fellows
Hall with their president, Mrs. Lii
liam Hatfield, presiding. Several
prominent women of the OrganiZa-
lion in this State and also New Jer-
sey were present for the rally in
cluding Lola E. Coles, State Field
Director, Baltimore; Laura NJ. Schil-
ling, Managing Deputy. Wilmington;
Ruth Alexander, President Beta Re-
view, Wilmington; Mrs. Christine,
Atlantic City, N. J. A class of can
didates from Harrington, Whining
ton and Atlantic City. n. j., were
initiated by the local degree team. A
team from Wilmington presented
flag drill.
The Junior Guard Team of the To-
cal lodge introduced the distinguish
ed guests. The climax 10 the rally
was q banquet served by the ladies
of the Harrington New Century Club
in the club house, at $50 O'Clock,
which was later followed by dance.
Music was furnished by an Orches-
ira composed of boys from the c. &.
c. Camp at Slaughter Beach. The
club house was gorgeously decorated
with yellow and greene crepe paper
and yellow daffodils. green and yell
lew candles adorned each table Mrs.
Hatfield was charming tOastmis
tress who introduced the various
speakers. Rev r. w. Sapp. pastor of
the NJ p. Church, offered the invo- !
cation. In response To their intro /
ductions. short addresses were made .
by Lola E. Coles, State Field Direc-
tor; Laura NJ Schilling, Managing .
Deputy; Ruth Alexander. President
Beta Review: Mrs. Christine. Presi-
dent Atlantic city Review; Bernice
Johnson. Vice President Edith
Shockley, President Officers club.
and Ula Mae Clatks0n, President of
Juniors, all of Harrington. Follow
ing the banquet minstrel show was
staged by the local lodge under the
direction of Mrs. Lillian Hatfield.
with Harriet DerricksOn. int"rloCu-
tor; end women, Edith Ryan, Ber-
nice Johnson, Virginia Clarkson. II
enc Wechtenhiser; chorus. Naomi
West, Laura Knox. Pearl Moore. E'
elyn Marvel, Ethel Iamplugh, Ula
Mae ClarksOn, little Miss Bostic and
Junior Marvel a dance closed the
rally.
Died Full OF Years
Following an Illness Of over
year, a suffered with paralysis aud =
bed ridden at the home of his daush- =,
Ter. death occurred Thursday. April =.
), to ]. A. Walls. aged ~ years. The j
deceased was u member of the local
VI. P. Church for A. years. The fu- q.
neral was held at the home of his /,
laughter. Mrs Helen COrdrey, South i,
commerce. street. Sunday. April s, :,
in charge of Rev. R. W. Sapp, pastor Il
If the VI. p. Church. He is survived
~ three children. Riley Walls, 0t .
hester, Pa: Mrs Hearn galloway. q
hester. Pa, and Mrs. Joseph Cord =
'Egt Nldi iii5tOis
ladies' Auxiliary
The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the lIar- =
'ingtOn Fire Company held their )
asst meeting Monday, April .. Mrs. z
sattie Smith presiding. Due to the I
eyival services at the VI. =. Church =
lany of the ladies' attended church <
lstead OF the auxiliary session. !
bout 25 were present. The auxiliary z
ompleted final arrangements for (
ne serving of the banquet to the =. 2
. of A. ladies'. also discussed the
anquet to he served to the Secre-
RVS Association of the Jr. o. I. A. <
/. at a later date. Mrs. Martha Knox :
as unanimously elected to MEM
ership in the organization. During Z,
,e social hour the ladies enjoyed q
.vcral games of binso. $l
aSeball 4l
The Harrington Athletic club will FL
al it's initial practice on April "
the high school grounds. liarrins- Il
m expects TO have fast team COM ri
,sed of last years players, with = /