Milford chronicle., 1935-10-18
HARRINGTON

Of officers were guests Of honor. Pre-
ceeding the meeting which was hel
in the Harrington New Century Clu
rooms, a roast turkey banquet wa
served In the fire house by the La
dies Auxiliary Of the Fire Compan!
The Harrington high school quartz
sang a few sclections. Mrs. Elizabetl
Rogers Is Worthy MatrOn OF Ken
Chapter No. H.
Clarence Shockley, Isaac MOrri
end Harry Tee represented the loca
fire company at the Kent count,
meeting held at Clayton on Wednes
DAY evening.
George B. Potter Of Baltimore, Md.
spent Saturday with local friends.
The local high school band Il
sponsoring a motion picture show t.
be given in the high school auditor
iunl~ on Tuesday evening. King Ol
Kings" will be shown. They hope &c
realize enough money to complete
the fund for their new uniforms.
Mrs. william A. Swain has re-
turned home after spending two
weeks with friends in New York and
New Jersey.
Mrs. eddie Wilson OF Camden. N.
J., Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Swain.
Mrs. Edward B. Rash is quite III
st her home on Center street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence ShOckley
entertained friends from Reading
Pa, during the past week.
An important meeting of Washing
ton Camp, No. 80, p o. S. Of A.. was
held in Odd Fellows Hall on Monday
evening.
w. H. Warren, teacher Of the
"Open Door" class at the M. p.
Church reported 10O9o attendance at
the service on Rally Day. held Sun
day morning. The usual custom of
awarding perfect attendance pins to
the children in the primary depart
ment was made as follows: Cradle
Roll, Leslie Wix; one year pins.
George A. Hurd, Donald Shuttle, Lu-
cille DerricksOn, Phyllis. Shuttle and
Doris Shuttle; tow year pins: Joe
Hurd, Daris DerFicksOn, Tommy
Derrickson, Billy DerricksOn and
Gladys Wix; four year pins: Ralph
Hall, sisters in the junior and inter-
Smith; fifth and sixth year pins
we're presented to Doris and Thelma
mediate departments. Promotion
Day will he observed next Sunday.
The offering which amounted to
nearly sixty dollars will be applied
to church assessments. Mrs. Harry
C. Tee had charge of the Rally Day
program as follows:
Opening song, "Give Of Your Best
to the Master"
Prayer, Rev. H. L. Schlincke.
Primary Department:
Welcome, Ruth Ann Stevenson.
Shining Lights Glass: Duet, Betty
Jane Williams and Kitty TOppin, ac-
companied by Thelma Hall.
The Three LIS Glass: Readings,
Ruth Raughley, Adele Masten, Har-
riett Hammond, Jean Messner and
Catherine Cahall; song, "The Light
Of the World is Jesus"
Willing Workers Glass: Scripture
Smiling Stars Glass: Remarks by
Harry c. Tee.
Remarks by pastor and offering.
Christ's Followers Glass: Solo.
Mary Ann Fleming, accompanied by
Eleanor Fleming.
Open Door Glass: Reading. W. H.
Loyal Workers Glass: Remarks by
Mrs. H. L. Schlincke.
Closing song.
Benediction by. Prof. J. c. Mess
her.
Sunday was an ideal autumn day
or the opening Of the 65th Anni-
Week of the NJ. E. Church.
Rev. E. H. Collins. a former pastor,
low residing in Marshallton and ser
ing the congregation at Kingswood
4. E. Church, preached the morning
ermon and there was not a happier
nan in the church than Mr.. Collins.
after serving the local church as its
,astOr for twelve years, he retired
rom active service but left behind
more friends then did any
ther pastor. He is not listed as one
I the near-greats Of the M. E. Con-
erence, but as someone has said, he
ives beside the road and is a friend
D man, creed or color makes no diff
srence to Mr.. Collins. In the course
( his remarks he said, he told his
eople at KingswOod Church what
ne people lived at Harrington and
lat If they failed to make heaven,
C hoped they would get as far as
Rev. Frank HersOn, pastor Of the
/. E. Church at Milford, preached
le afternoon sermon. The burning
a mortgage took place at this ser
ce. Prof. Donald Weist, instructor
art at the local high school, pre-
inted the church with a copper
'ay and a copper receptacle for the
hes. The board Of trustees, all
'esent, had a part in the service by
)pIying a lighted match to the doc
nent. Mr.. Collins, in whose honor
e Educational Building was dedi-
tied, was offered the ashes and urn
a memento. He choose the tray
ID the ashes will be placed in the
pper urn and set on the pulpit Of
e church. The third audience Of
e day greeted Rev. E. C. Hallman, 2
strict Superintendent, who dellv- ~
ed the evening sermon. Special an
ems were sung by the church
DIR.
Alden Ramsdell. a student at the
ate Teachers College. West Ches-
?, Pa. spent the weekend with his
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Rams
II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Tee and
D spent Sunday with relatives at
ibron, Georgetown and Milford.