Milford chronicle., 1936-04-24
HARRINCTON

The installation Of officers Of
Rachel Rebekah lodge No. 4. 4. D. O.
+ was only one OF several functions
held in this community last Thurs
day evening In fact il was matter
; OF choice where several Of the people
should attend, belonging to more
than one organization. President OF
Rebekah Assembly Lena NJ. Farra of
Wilmington and her STAFF Of officers
had charge Of the installation. Visit
Ors were present from Wilmington,
Smyrna, Dover FELTON, and Milford.
Fhe Rebekah Lodges are very closely
aligned with one another throughout
the state with the result that nearly
a hundred attended the affair. The
following officers were installed: N.
G. Lille Reed; V. G. Eva Morris:
recording secretary. Alice Melvin:
assistant. Maud Killen: r. S. n. G. |
Iabitha BOstie; L. S. N G. Laura |
Hahley; warden. Edith Massey; con- |
duetor, Elizabeth Hopkins; chaplain. |
Etlel Sapp; musician. Nettie Turn
er; X. s. V. g. Ann Pearson: l.. S.
" q. Anna Camper; Outside Guar
0lan, Hazel Ross Right Alter Bear
er, Helena Booth; Left Alter Bearer.
Alberta West. Grand Master Thomas
H. Purnell of Georgetown. and Dep
uty Grand Master Samuel McAlIis-
ter OF Wilmington were among the
distinguished guests giving i'm .
speeches. Mrs. Ann Pear ;
son had charge of the refreshments.
ana Mrs. Tabitha BOstic and Maud
Nilien presented the following pro-
sTam which was most entertaining: b
Trio songsters. Teas Sisters. Mil ;
ORD; accompanist. Mrs. I. J. Teas; g
eadlng. Mrs. ID. X Carpenter: Har- g
mgton High School Quartet. accom- 3
antst, Professor Lester Bucher. q
FfoissOr 10. Paul BurkhOlder of x
georgetown was the chief sneaker 8
the 11th annual banquet of Camp g
10. 10. p. o. of A., held i'm the Har- n
.hgton Fire House on Friday eve 9
ing last. The Ladies' Auxiliary OF p
le Fire Company served a turkey b
inner with all the trimmings TO q
ore than fifty members and guests. 4
ne banquet started at 7.3O O'Clock. q
e nall was decorated in cOlors of g
e organization and large red can q
es adorned the tables. Jimmy En- p
rlin and his gang furnished music x
r the occasion. Mrs. Elizabeth q
ayes 0f Houston, a former presi- 3
mt OF Camp 10 offered the inyoca- ~
N. Mrs. Freda Eberhard. presi- q
MT OF Camp No. 10 was toastmis- =
'ss. Following the banquet a pro-
am consisting of readings by Miss
-rsaret Sherwood and Mrs. Virgin
Holloway; dance number by Jim
Emberlin, and solo and tap dance
little Miss Betty McMichael Nine
it0rs attended the banquet from
mp No. at CheswOld. District
,Sident Mrs. Pearl Morris of Har-
gt0n assisted with the program.
e following past presidents of
mp no. 10 were among those pres
: Mrs. Sallie Lord. Mrs. Irene
Ich. Mrs. Della Harrington. Mrs
re Hail. Mrs. Nettie Turner. Mrs
tn Ryan. Mrs. Pearl Morris. Mrs.
lie Boyer. Mrs. Fannie Swain and
J. Elmina Hill. all of Harrington:
. Elizabeth Hayes of Houston. A
al hour was held during which
those in attendance enjoyed
90
bout 100 young people OF this
munity attended the dance spon
d by the Harrington New Cen
Club and held i'm the club house
Friday evening. The Devlish
lties furnished the music.
lc Senior Glass of Harrington
School will leave by bus on
'sday morning for their annual
to Washington, d. c.. sightsee-
or the balance of the week. On
lay they plan to make a trip to
Caverns. The class will be
erOned by Miss Leona Dick
and Mr.. Z. S. Richards. The
wing students plan to make the
Franklin Jester. Frank
H. Cecil Ryan. Paul Trader.
Nelson. Ross Wright. Kenneth
latt. Kenneth Tatman. Maurice