Milford chronicle., 1936-01-10
HARRINGTON

lpdrtment or delaware, American lie
? gi0n, the entertainment program 70
? the veterans at Perry Point Hospita
next Sunday will be provided for b
: the Delaware Posts who have no
Z sponsored any programs there dur
, ing the past year. The All-Stat
/ program is under the auspices o
J the Department Of Delaware, Amer
! ican Legion, with J. o. Smith Of New
ark, Delaware, State chairman. Har
ringtOn Post No. z will assist will
the program and have enlisted thu
aid of a number Of local entertain
ers, well known on the Eastern ShOrl
. in amateur ranks. The troupe vii
be headed by the we'll known Minis
trel man, Alton Tony" Collins, jim
my Emberlin, Franklin Lewis the
Singing Cowboy" Lindsey MoVey
land Robert Smith.
The regular monthly meeting Oi
the Harrington Fire Company will
be held next Monday evening al
which time the newly elected officers
lOf the company. chosen in December
will assume charge. The new mem
bership cards are in the hands OF
Grover C. Lord financial secretary,
who is ready for a dollar dues. The
helmets, part of the equipment or
dered for the nOzzlemen are 10 be
assigned to the newly formed sal
wage crew, have arrived. A local
contractor has already started OpeT-
alton in the building Of a cab for
Truck No. which will then be used
I To- Annn~Hfnans ~ Ahn
fire recorder the local company
showed a reduction Of Eve alarms
in 1885 over 1884. Having 3S this
year compared with 43 in 1894. A
greater reduction is hoped for in
1886.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jones Of the
Paradise section Of Kent County.
celebrated their 25th wedding ami
versary Friday evening when they
entertained a large number Of friends
at a turkey dinner. The guests en-
joyed the evening playing cards. The
following were among those present;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott and
daughter HiIda Of Milford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Johnson and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Dorsey TOrbert and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebere Kent and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Raughley and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hill and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke Lane and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Holden and family, Mr..
and Mrs. George Hill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Barcus, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Hudson and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Denney, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Sapp, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Farrow
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Love, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Hill and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thomas, Edward
Walls and Norman Smith, all of
Harrington.
The regular meeting Of the Loyal
Workers Glass of the NJ P. Church
was held at the home of Mrs Emma
Smith on Harrington avenue Thurs
day evening. The class was enter
tanned by Mrs. Frieda EberhaFd, Mrs.
Dora Graham, Mrs. Elsie Knox and
Mrs. Margaret Holloway. The an
nual class play came up for discus
sion and some Of the committees
were selected. The title, date. and
place will be announced later. Mrs.
Elsie O'NeaI is chairman Of the
candy committee.
About thirty members of the Home
Demonstration Club held their an
nual luncheon in the +. H. Collins
Educational Building of the NJ. f.
Church Tuesday.
At the meeting of the Harrington /
New Century Club on Tuesday the !
members who were present were
given a real treat in a splendid lee /
ture on international Relations" /
by Mrs. William Cook of Whining |
ton. chairman of that department of |
the Delaware Federation of WOmen's I
Clubs. Mrs. E. w. Dean was in
charge of the program assisted by /
Mrs. E. W. White and Mrs. Charles
Clarence E. Jester, Overseer State
Grange, installed Worthy Master C.
A. Taylor, Harrington Grange Pa
irons of Husbandry No. 55, January 1
5th. Other members of Mr.. TESTERS
stan included: Marshal. Mrs. Nettie
lester; Regalia Bearer. Mrs. How
ard Moore; Emblem Bearer, Mrs. II
Madalyn Morgan; Installing Chap
ain, Samuel Morgan; Pianist, Miss
Edna Barker. The following officers
will serve with Mr.. Taylor during
he coming year: 0verseer, Orville
R. Wright; Lecturer, Mrs. Wright;
Steward, Alfred Sharp; Assistant
Stewards. Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Smith;
fatekeeper, Harold EllWanger;
Treasurer, H. C. Rowding; Secre-
ary. Mrs. Muriel Rifenberg;; Chap
ain, Mrs. Sharp: Ceres, Mrs. C. A.
Taylor; Pomona, Miss Helen Morris;
flora. Mrs. Samuel Ellwanger;; Mu-
ician. Miss Virginia Sullivan.
Visitors from FELTON, and Milford
ssisted with the music. Following
he installation coffee and sand
piches we're served.
Miss Lily Wilson Of Houston,
laughter of former Representative
!. A. Wilson has accepted a position
s boOkkeeper in the First National
lank.
Mrs. Robert X. Jones has returned
ONE after spending several days
nth her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
hester Hollenback at New York.
DR.. and Mrs. w. T. Chapman at
ended the Mummers parade in
on New Years Day.
Charles Lynch Of Darby. Pa, has
cen spending several days here
ith former friends.
Mr.. ]. Frank Cannon Of near Buf-