Milford chronicle., 1935-10-11
HARRINGTON

ed BY Mrs. Ernest Raughley, assist,
ed by Mrs. w. w. Sharp and Mrs. j
Q. McWilliams, has announced the
following program for the year:
October S-Business meeting In
charge OF the program committee.
October 15-Antiques. Mrs. E. s.
Richards, Mrs. L. T. Jones and Mrs
r. W. Heaims.
October 22-Foreign Countries
(Mexico), Mrs. J. L. Harmstead, Mrs.
Clarence Shockley and Miss Emma
Downes.
October 20 - Reciprocity (WyOm-
ing), Mrs. l.. B. Harrington, Mrs. W.
f. Hill, Mrs. Benjamin Knox; Mrs.
Elizabeth Barlow, Mrs. Ira w. Roe.
and Mrs. j. s. Harrington.
November 5-Education, Mrs. J. w.
Sheldrake, Mrs. T. H. Harrington
and Mrs. William Sheath.
November 12-Making a House a
Home, Mrs. J. R. Wilson, Mrs. E.
Culver and Mrs. Grover Phillips.
November 19-FOreign Countries
(Japan), Mrs. George Toppin, Mrs.
ID. X. Weist and Miss Laura Flem-
; ing.
December 3-Delaware Day, Mrs.
=. B, Rash, Mrs. S. L. Sapp and Mrs.
o. p. Mowbray.
December 10-President's Day,
Mrs. A. B. Parsons. Miss Laura Sapp.
January 7-InternatiOnal Rela-
tions, Mrs. E. w. Dean, and Mrs. f.
w. White.
January 14-ImprOVing Our Com
munity, Mrs. Randall Knox. Mrs. H.
J. Ramsdell and Mrs. w. E. Jacobs.
January 21-Great Engineering
Projects of the U. s., Mrs. F. B
Greenley, Mrs. r. A. Salisbury, and
Mrs. Elmer Smith.
January 2S-ReGiprOcity bridge |
ville), Mrs. ]. S. Harrington. Mrs. L. |
B. Harrington. Mrs. w. S. Smith,
Mrs. H. J. ThistlewOod and Mrs. S.
o. Bailey.
February 4-FOreign Countries
(Argentina), Mrs. c. r. Wilson, Mrs.
i. c. Jones end Mrs. r. f. Raughley.
February 11-Dcmestic Art, Mrs.
Gordon Smith, Mrs. B. F. McKnatt.
Mrs. Ella Wilson.
February 18-The Bible, Mrs. L.
II. Rogers, Mrs. J. f. Parker and
Mrs. H. L. Schlincke.
February 25 - Foreign Countries
(Russia), Mrs. o. T. Roberts. Mrs. F.
{. Powell and Mrs. Elizabeth Harris.
March 3-Our State Highways,
Mrs. N. G. Adams. Mrs. Brown Smith
and Mrs. G. S. Harrington.
March 10-Magazines, Mrs. Frank
gAann snaa md
Mrs. L. r. Beauchamp.
March 17-Foreign Countries (The
Emerald Isle), Mrs. Clarence Nor
ris and Miss Mary Short.
March 24-Field and Stream. Miss
Elva Reece, Mrs. Herman Brown and
Mrs. Charles Hopkins.
March 31-Dramatics. Mrs. Claude
Cahall, Mrs. ]. o. McWilliams, Mrs.
Lester Butcher and Mrs. R. J. En- {
Dry.
April Music Masters, Mrs. ].
NJ. Darbie and Mrs. H. C. Martin.
April 14-Club Luncheon.
April 21-Nomination of officers.
April 28-ElectiOn and Installa- I
tiOn.
The officers who will direct the
club for the year include the fol-
lowing: President. Mrs. J. c. Mess
ler; vice president, Mrs. e. B.
Rash; second vice president, Mrs. E.
". White; recording secretary, Mrs.
Z ]. Emory; assistant recording
ecretary, Mrs. E. Raughley; corre-
ponding secretary, Mrs. l. T. Jones;
reasurer, Mrs. S. NJ. Williams; club
Mrs. J. o. McWil-
lams; press correspondent, Mrs. J.
;. Harmstead; trustees, Mrs. L. B. :
harrington, Mrs. c. F. Wilson and q
Irs. G. S. Harrington; auditors. Mrs.
!. B. Parsons and Mrs. J. R Will
on.
State Chairmen, Art, Mrs. Gordon $
mith; education, Mrs. J. w. SHIELD {
AXE; home economics, Mrs. J. r. G
wilson; library, Mrs. j. w. SHIELD a
axe; press and publicity, Mrs. J. L.
Iarmstead; music, Mrs. ]. NJ. Dar- n
ie; conservation, Miss Elva Reese; u
Mrs. Claude Cahall; pub l
c welfare, AIRS. Randall H. Knox; :
merican citizenship, Mrs. J. L.
program, Mrs. Ernest
motto, Not for Ourselves
lone;" flower, THE Jonquil;" col
RS, Green and Yellow"
President Frank c. 0'Neal presid-
! over the regular monthly meeting
the Harrington Fire Company on
onday evening, at which time
lree new members joined the or
Alfred Long, Norman
organ and Frank Morgan. Chief
ain will assign them to Truck No.
or Truck No. 2 within a short
ne. Three other applications were
J. Willis Clifton, Garrett
arlington and Richard Bullock.
heir applications were referred to
Immittees for final action at the
lVember meeting.
Harry c. Tee, delegate to the
ate Convention, presented and
ad a splendid report of the con-
ntion for which he was given
ling vote of thanks.
The company answered two
arms during the month of Septem-
r, neither of which caused any
mage. Delegates to the county
seting at Clayton next Wednesday
ening are Clarence ShOckley, Har-
Tee and Isaac Morris. At the re-
est of city council fire zone COM
ttee completed their recommends
ms and handed them into city
incil who were in session in the
ineil chambers on the first floor.
e coming committee was Chief
orge W. Cain. First Assistant an