Milford chronicle., 1934-01-26
HARRINGTON
Family Reunion

Fhulny heuDlOu
The scene of large family reun
ion was the beautiful home of MI
and Mrs. Harry Quillen in Harring
ton, January 81. when a dinner wa
served. The following were amonl
those present: MIR. and Mrs. Rober
Quillen and grandson, Mr.. and Mrs
Francis DerricksOn and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, MIR
and Mrs. Lester Kaufman and son
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore DerricksOI
and children of Ocean View, Mrs
Mamie Long of Millville, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Milton DerricksOn and chill
dren of Bayard, MIR. and Mrs. Har'
vey Derrickson, of Frankford, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Richards. Miss
| Gladys Steele and Miss Gertrude
Williams, of Dagsboro. Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Quillen. Philadelphia, Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Quillen, William J
Bryan and Miss Pauline Minner, all
of Harrington.
The Harrington Parent-TeacheT
Association will he held in the high
school auditorium January 20.
new NtutuEy luD AuahH
The Harrington New Century Club
meeting this week was presided ov-
er by the president. Mrs. J. o. Nc
Williams. The club opened their ses-
sion with the song, "Auld Lang
Syne," and the Club Collect was
read and the flag saluted. The pro-
gram which followed the business
session was in charge Of Mrs. HOr-
ace Quillen and Mrs. S. l.. Sapp; it
opened with a vocal number by a
trio, Mrs. A. {. Creadick, Mrs. Err
nest Raughley and Mrs. Ernest
Dean: singing, Eternal Love-" Mrs.
Clarence Fraim. former local girl,
State Chairman of Welfare. spoke on
recent trip to Alaska. A duet by
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul We'll. Morning"
by Oily Speaks and Tornado and
Whale" by Audran. they were ac-
companied by Miss Charlotte Kray-
bill. and the numbers were much
enjoyed by all. Delicious refresh
ments were served during the social
hour. Mrs. Ernest Raughley will be
chairman of the meeting next week.
Topic. Ant" Mrs. Donald Wiess
will be the guest speaker.
Firemen In Convention
About seyenty-five Kent county
fremen assembled at Camden, Janu-
airy 25 for the 54th regular monthly
meeting of the Kent County VOlun-
teer Firemen's Association. Previous
TO the business session the firemen
were served a turkey dinner in the
NJ. +. Church. The dinner was SER
we'd by the 'Iend-a-Hand Bible
Glass of the church. During the din
ner music was furnished ny Messrs.
Faulkner. Mitchell and Below.
At s o'clock President Powell |
called the delegates to order and
proceeded with the business session.
All companies were present but |
Houston and F'rederiCa. All officers |
we're present and two directors were
missing. The principal address of
he evening was made by Chief o.
'onner of Deepwate- Point, n. J.
His topic was Education
Bird Anniversary
Oscar II. Tee quietly observed his
-3rd birthday last week with a
birthday party. at the home of his
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tee on the
Included among those
present were MIR. and Mrs. Edward |
Fee and children Charles and Fran
is; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tee and
Ruth ard Bobbie; Harry
:. Tee. all of Harrington. and
brother of Mr.. Tee, Edwin
Zee of MiddletOwn. who passed his
LIST birthday last Wednesday.
Mrs Marian Hollenback of New
'Ork is spending several days with
er parents. County Republican
Hartman and Mrs. Robert X Jones.
The semi-annual installation of
fficers in Washington Camp No. 10.
). o. of A. took place in connection
nth their regular meeting held last
'riday evening. The district presi-
ent, Mrs. Waller and her STAFF from
lillsboro installed the officers.
Charles Tharp. highly respected
olOred citizen died suddenly at his
ONE Friday morning, he had been
from heart ailment. Flu
eral services were held from St.
aul's A. NJ. f. Church, Sunday af-
srnOOn. in charge of Rev. J. II. Nut
sr, local pastor. The deceased is
lrvived by a widow. Mrs. BERTHE
harp. lnterment was made in a
DlOred cemetery at Williamsville.
lela ware.
Following the regular session in
le Methodist Protestant Sunday
chool on Sunday, officers for the
ew year. whom had previously been
lbmitted by nominating commit
'e were elected.
According to the latest announce
ent of Rev. Earl Lowry. pastor of
lie Pilgrim Church. large crowds
ave been attending their revival
'rvices during the past two weeks
ith overflow crowds on Sunday
'enings. The services have been
much of success that at the
ose of the service Sunday evening
was decided to continue the re-