Milford chronicle., 1935-11-22
HARRINGTON

widow Of the late George Billings
died AZ her home on Liberty street
late Saturday evening last from q
complication Of diseases after being
IN poor health fCr some time. Fu-
neral services were held from The
B0yer Funeral Home on Tuesday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock IN charge 81
Rev. +. II. Collins, a former pastor
Of the M. y, Church. The deceased is
survived by four children, all resid-
ing in Harrington: Alvin BILLINGS,
Mrs. Myra Hands, Lyman Billings,
and William Billings. She also has
two brothersf Alfred Porter and City
Eouncilnan Roy Porter and q sistef.
Mrs. Georgia Brown. residing in
Harrington and rural vicinity. Inter-
nlent was made in Hollywood ceme-
terry, near Harrington.
Rev. and Mrs J. e. Parker are
spending sometime with relatives
and friends in Virginia, near Peters,
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Horleman
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Horleman at Whining
ton.
Charles Murphy. Of st. Andrews
School, spent the weekend With his
mother Mrs. J. c. Smith
City Council has laid a water line
extension on Harrington avenue so
as to provide water and sewer facil-
tiles for residents in that section.
Betty Anne Cade and Nellie Lou
Cade Of Wilmington spent part Of
last week with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Smith.
Miss Betty Lee O'Neal visited rel
etives in Wilmington during the
past week.
Mrs. w. r. Massey has been visit
ing friends in Wilmington during
the past week.
Alden Ramsdell Of State Teachers
College, West Chester, Pa, accom-
panied the football team to Chester
town last Saturday and spent the
weekend with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. H. J. Ramsdell.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Loyal Workers class Of the N. I
P. Church will he held at the home
of Mrs. John Greenhaugh on Della
ware avenue, Monday evening. This
is a meeting of Importance as ar
rangements are expected to be COM
pleted for the annual turkey supper
to be served by the class in the
church annex this evening. Dessert
will be included in the price of a
supper ticket. Already several Of the
committee are very active with their
part of the work.
Rev. R. w. Sapp, a former pastor
here, together with Mrs. Sapp and
their little daughters of Georgetown,
called upon former friends this week.
Mrs. Paul We'll of SeafOrd was the
guest of Mrs. Lester Bucher this
week while Mr.. Bucher and Mr.. Well
attended the State Teachers meeting.
Mrs. c. F. Wilson, Mrs. L. T. Jones
and Mrs. w. w. Sharp we're among
those attending bridge supper at
Denton during the past week which
was given by Miss Anne Lewis and
Mrs. ]. l. Evergam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Murphy
kave been spending the past two
weeks with the latter's brothers,
Harry and Martin Shaw in Chicago,
Miss Beatrice HOddinOtt, nurse
in Baltimore, has been spending
few days with her uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred w. Harrington.
The members and friends of the
Pilgrim Holiness Church are looking
forward to a home coming and all
day service next Sunday. The pres
ent church was built 26 years ago I
by C. N. Grant, who then had pur-
chased tract of land in that Vicin- ,
ity Grant street taking its name
from the new owner and Liberty I
street was opened through the land /
to West street The church was built
on Liberty street. During the past '
few weeks extensive alterations q
have been under way under the di- a
rection of the pastor, Rev. Thomas
E. Phillips. The building was first s
moved back several feet on their lot, :
then an addition was built in the 4
rear, which will be occupied as a
choir loft, moving the present choir c
section from the main auditorium, 4
a larger seating capacity.t
rhe new vestibule was added along a
With a fine set of cement steps. Twin +
lights have been installed at the en-
rance. Invitations have been extend F
d to all the former pastors of the n
.hureh and 1t is believed many of n
hem will be present foEthe reopen G.
ng, together with other pastors in
he district. The afternoon service s.
will open with an old fashioned c
,raise service at 2 O'Clock and at 3 a
l'cIock the sermon will be delivered
y a former pastor The pastor is yet q
Inable to announce who will preach te
ut the honor will be given to one al
( the first ministers Of the church.
Last Thursday several members OF r,
he local Home Demonstration Club pj
Dined with many other Delawareans al
4 their trip to Hershey. Pa, where
hey were the guests of officials Of d,
he Hershey Chocolate Products bs
A thorough inspection OF al
ne plant was made together with a W
ibht-seeing trip through the mod
IN city. Those in the local delega- dc
on included: Mrs Nellie Smith, 81
Irs. Agatha Noble, Mrs. ]. l., Harm NJ
.ead. Mrs. May SheIdrake, Mrs.
Iora Brown Graham. Mrs. Ray Y,
aulsbury, Mrs. Alice B. Wix, Mrs. wi
ennie Creadick, Mrs. Pearl Cam ia
Irs. Edgar Cain. Mrs Ross, Mrs.
lorenee LAYTON. Mrs. Elsie Sullivan, an
NJ. Ethel A. Tharn and Mrs. Dor Re
.hy Laughy, Of Pennington. al
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