Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08

According to the announcement OF
the officials of the Harrington Build
ing and Loan Association, they ex-
peet to pay the first and second
series which have matured at their
twelfth annual meeting to be held on
March 11th. It will mean the dis
tribution of about $65,000 in this
section. The association was organ
lied in January 1928, and through
this method it has enabled many
renters in this vicinity to purchase
homes, paying for them as they do
rent The officers Of the Organiza-
tion are, L n. Jones, president; Dr..
w. T. Chapman, president; H..
E. QQuillen, treasurer; and TheO-
dOre H. Harrington, secretary. The
terms of two directors expire. The
directors include, C. F. Wilson, W.,
w. Sharp, E. B. Rash, Elmer Smith,
w. T. Moore, w. e. Jacobs and Earl
Sylvester.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. P.
Church will be held in the annex
this evening.
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a year ago, C. w. Henrieks, who was
supervisor of Telegraph and Signals,
is transferred to New York. Mr..
Henmcks is succeeded by William
Swonger, OfsNeW Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. WiIbert Richards OF
Wilmington spent the weekend with
their respective parents.
Alden Ramsden Of West Chester
State Normal School spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. ]. RamsdeN.
Miss HARRIET Galloway Of Will
mington spent the Weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Loren V.
Miss Ruth LaramOre OF Wilmington
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Denney.
Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Collins of
called upon former
friends here Monday.
DR.. Howard ClymeP Of Philadel-
phia spent Monday with his mother
who quietly observed her S6th birth
day, enjoying birthday dinner;
Mrs. o. P. MowbFay also attended
The dinner.
Old Lank Marks Passing
Sunday, March 3rd, 1885, the fu- |
neral of well-knOWn citizen Of
Del, took place when a
aTge number paid their respects to
eli Galloway, aged SIS years. The
we've held at the Nazerine
Church by Rev. r. A. Bowers. Mr..
Jallaway was born near Vernon, and
lart Of his life was passed in agTi-
cultural persuits, In Kent County,
Delaware. He was for years in his
ater life a merchant ct Harrington.
physical disability about five years
go caused him to retire from all
ctiye affairs. He was a staunch Re-
,ubliean. but never held any public
ffice. He IS survived by a wife,
Lnnie Parsons Galloway. and three
listers, Mrs. May Crow, Montana;
Irs. Lefty Clifford, Philadelphia, Pa;
nd Mrs. Lois Riley Of Harrington.
nterment in Hollywood Cemetery.
ank Director Named
The First National Bank OF Har-
Ington at its last meeting elected
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directors. There was no election
" the presidency made vacant by
le death Of d. B. Tharp.
0 Fire Alarm
The siren at the FIRE house was out
order last week, and the whistle
a nearby factory served until the
lgular alarm could be restored In
'rvice. Fortunately there were no
res during the intrim.
lowers Bloom In Yards
Nature has a way Of rs own, which
'en snow and fee cannot destroy;
is fact, that the dOffOdil plants
I've appeared In several sheltered
rdens, and the pretty whitish-pur-
e crocus are In bloom. That's
ght here in Harrington. which Is
the same latIthde as Washington.
C.
st. Patrickls Day Is close at hand;
get out the green necktie. green
irt or green hat for the day
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