Milford chronicle., 1934-05-11
HARRINGTON

weather. The exercises were held Il
the street and on the lawn in from
of the high school building on Mon
day afternoon. Miss Jeanette Brad
ford was chosen for the Queen o
May.
The regular meeting of the Har
rington Fire Company was held il
the fire house Monday evening. Ar
rangements were completed for thu
trip to Lewes on Wednesday for thu
Del-Mar-Va Convention and parade.
Earl Sylvester, past department
commander of Delaware. and lOca
chairman of the Roosevelt Birthday
Party held here recently, attended g
dinner at Washington. D. C.. on We'd
nesday.
George Johnson, son of Fred
johnson, who for the past eight
years has been associated with the
Scott Paper Company in various To-
calities. has been transferred tC
Florida. and will take up his new
duties in Florida in about two weeks
He will reside in Jacksonville.
Dr. and Mrs. Carter of New York
are spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Garrett S. Harrington. DR..
Garter is associated with the Rock
efeller Research Foundation.
Miss Charlotte Kraybill and Paul
Hawk spent the weekend with the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Krayhill at Marietta, Pa.
Rev r. w. Sapp presided over the
fourth quarterly conference of the
VI. p. Church held in the annex last
week. 1t was stormy night and
several of the church officers were
absent The annual membership
meeting will be held May p and the
election of Il delegate and alternate
to the annual conference will take
place on Sunday morning, May Is.
The treasurer was instructed to
place an order for the envelopes for
the new year. Another session of the
quarterly conference will he held
the latter part of May to check over
the finances needed to close the
conference year.
The last meeting of the Harrine
lIIl dItIlN tdA iltl hSoOA lat lbll lOA
this school year. was held in the
high school auditorium last Monday
evening. AT the close of the busi-
ness session. officers for the assOci-
alton for the new school year were
elected as follows President. Mrs
e. S. Morris; vice president, Archie
Feagan; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. o. T. Roberts.
DR.. V. l.. Phillips, the optometrist.
who has conducted the eye clinic in
the school, gave very interesting
talk on the work that has been done
through the clinic. DR.. r. j. Emory
gave a report on the work done
through the dental clinic. and Miss
schwartz. the school nurse. gave
splendid report of her work in the
school with the children Through
the eye clinic which has been in Op-
GRAFTON only about two months. -
children were fitted with glasses. II
is the aim of the president, Mrs.
Morris. to continue these clinics
next fall. Mrs. Morris has been un-
tiring in her effort to make a sue
cess of these clinics. and with the
cooperation of the members of the
p r. A. and such men as DR.. Emory
and Dr. Phillips. who have so free
ly given of their time and talent. il
will succeed.
Several organizations of the town !
have held benefits and made dOna-
tions to the P. r. A. to help carry |
on these clinics and other benefits |
are being planned for the early fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Sharp and i
Miss Caroline f. Sharp and Mr.. and |
Mrs L. r. Jones spent Sunday on
motor trip through lower Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Raughley
and other friends from Greensboro.
Nd. spent Sunday in Washington,
u. &.
Dr.. Howard rlymer and Dr. War
ner OF Philadelphia. spent the week
end with the formers mother, Mrs.
Iohn Clymer
The monthly meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of the VI. p. church was
held Tuesday evening and was well
attended. The annual election of Off
'er5 took place resulting as follows:
Mrs. Baynard Smith; vice
president, Mrs. Edward 3. Rash;
secretary. Mrs. Harry Hammond;
treasurer. Mrs. Frank Graham; col
lectors. Mrs. T. r. Rash. Mrs. De-
1orah Galloway Mrs. Arnett Potter
and Miss Elsie Richardson; parsOn
age committee. Mrs. H. l.. Boyer and
Mrs. W Fl. Cahall; sunshine COM
nittce. Mrs S. l.. Sapp. Mrs W l..
Jacobs and Mrs. Isaac Morris: Gus
odian of the kitchen, Mrs Baynard
smith.
The Loyal Workers Class of the
VI. P. Church held their monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. Katie
Boyer last Tuesday. About forty
Members Of the class attended. Mrs.
Boyer was assisted by Mrs. Manolia
Wright and Miss Matte Smith in
he entertainment of the class Dur
ne the business session officers for
he new year were elected as fol I
ows: President. Mrs. Georgia Hall:
ice president, Mrs. Clara Phillips;
ecrctary. Mrs. Blanche Cahall: as
istant secretary, Mrs Arnett Pot
or: treasurer, Mrs. Louise Love.
he president announced she would
elect her committee by the next I
Meeting which will be held in June
I the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Wal
n on Harrington avenue. Mrs. A. c. 4
readick and Mrs. Lewis Slaughter. 4
r.. will assist Mrs. Waller. A social
our was enjoyed at the close of
ne business session. A flower we'd 4
ing was played the prize being .