Milford chronicle., 1935-05-10
HARRINGTON

Accompanied by Miss Leona Dick
: rager and State Treasurer WarreI
: I. Moore, as chaperones, twenty
nine members of the Senior Glass o.
Harrington High went on a sigh
seeing trip to Washington, D. C. this
= week.
Harrington High had little trou.
BILE making it two in a row by de.
feating Milford High last week.
Score by innings:
Milford i. .OOO4O12-
Harrington .I6O3O2x-12
Umpire: Locates.
Local Officer Fred Marvel, assist
ed by Constable w. s. Smith, Cor
DOral Klett Shockley, Privates Shan
non and ONeal of the Bridgeville
Police Station, made midnight raid
in Harrington last Saturday night.
They visited the alleged speakeasy
I of ElwOod Saunders, located on
West Milby street 1t is said that
Saunders broke a gallon jug sup
| posed to contain liquor. James As
tekin and ElwOOd Saunders, both
cOlOred, were placed under arrest
and taken TO the local Jail. The off,
GERS then proceeded to the home of
Lawrence Smith, further down the
street. A number of cOlored people
were assembled there but no liquor
was in evidence. No arrests were
made. 1t is believed the Smith home
was tipped off by someone who saw
the officers drive up to the Saunders
home. A number of other places in
question were visited but everything
was dark at these places. Saunders
and Astekin were given a hearing
before Magistrate w. H. Cahall on
Monday evening and remanded to
Kent county Jail in default of $500
bail on the charge of interference.
The State officers of the Christian
EndeavOr Society paid the local So
ciety of the NJ. p. Church an official
visit on Sunday evening last.
Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Schlincke are
spending a few days with relatives /
in Salisbury, Md.
Miss Ruth LaramOre of Whining |
ton spent the weekend with Mr.. and /
Mrs. Samuel Denney.
DR.. Howard Clymer and Henry
Clayton, of Philadelphia. spent the
weekend with the formers mother.
Mrs. John Clymer.
superintendent Marion Collins of
the NJ. p. Sunday school rendered
his resignation at the close of the
services last Sunday morning, on
account of his being transferred TO +
point as manager of a To-
cal chain store The school accept
ed his resignation and selected a
committee to select
new superintendent.
The Harrington Fire Company
will not parade at Cape Charles. Va,
in the Del-MaF-Va Convention but
will be represented at the business
session by President Frank c. o.
Neal and Grover c. Lord. J. o. Nc
Williams, vice president of the COM
Dany presided over the meeting on
Monday evening due TO the absence
lg the president. James Crockett
was unanimously elected TO MEM !
Dership in the company.
The liremen have made some OBJ
iections to the use being made of I.
heir hall and have selected q COM
nittee to he in full charge of letting !
)ut equipment or the hall The !
trustees will be George w. 7
swain, chairman. Claude Cahall and
George Cain.
The newly adopted city charter !,
provides for a fire zone. specifying :,
certain regulations in building con- y
truction in this zone. At the request q
# city council a committee was Sc n
ected from the fire company to as
list in determining the boundaries
# this zone. The committee is COM a
'Osed of chief George w. Cain. First -
Assistant Chief Harry {. Tee and n
Past President George W. Swain. q,
The county meeting at Magnolia n
will be held next Wednesday. The Il
ocal company will be represented II
y Clarence Shockley. George Gra- 81
am and e. Douglas Mills. al