Milford chronicle., 1936-03-06
HARRINGTON


week, "a to 20, they have won II Oh
r Of IL games. McKnatt and r. WrigI
3 were again the stars for the local
/. with % points between them. Ma
was the high scorer for the visitor
: with. five field goals and one fol
goal for a total Of eleven points.
Is reported that Dover has as equal
ly good a record and should the Il
calls complete their schedule with
out further losses. viii play on
game with Dover on neutral hoo
for Kent county hOnoFs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover c. Denne
observed their 2lst wedding ami
versary on Sunday when they enter
tanned a number Of friends at din
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Benson
Mrs. Mae Rider Of Milford, Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs
Garrett Harrington, Mr. and Mrs
Job Pride and daughter Jane were
among those present.
"Chintz Cottage" the annual class
play Of the junior class Of Harring-
ton High School, was rendered in
the high school auditorium on
Thursday evening. March S.
The Loyal Workers Glass OF the
NJ. P. Church Is holding regular re-
hearsals on tlIeir annual class en-
tertainment entitled "The Man IN
the Green Shirt" to be given IN the
high school auditorium on Friday
evening, March l3, at 8 o'clock.
Following poor health for the past
few years, Heath occurred to Mrs.
Minnie J. Jester, age 40 years, on
Tuesday morning, February "a, at
her home on Wolcott street. Mrs.
Jester was a native Of Kentucky but
had resided here for the past rs
years. She suffered a paralytic
stroke. Funeral services took place
from her late residence on Friday Of
last week at o'clock In charge Of
Rev. H. L. Schlincke, pastor Of the
NJ. P. Church. The deceased Is sur
vived by her husband, George NJ.
Jester and four children. Mrs. John
Fleming. Dover; Myrtle Jester, Ha-
eel Jester and George, Jr., all resid- |
ing at home. Interment made in
Hollywood cemetery. near here.
Mrs. J. Will Powell entertained a
number of her friends at a dinner
party last week: Mrs. Rosa Jones,
Mrs. Ella D. Cordrey. Mrs. Laura NJ.
sapp, Mrs. Rebsccah Tumlin and
Mrs. Addie Satterield we're among
hose present.
On Tuesday afternoon after the
egular business session Of the Har-
ington Century Club, the president,
lrs. J. C. Messner announced the
ubject Of the program for the af-
ernOon, "Our State Highways" The
In charge OF the program
as Mrs. Norris Adams, Mrs. G. S.
and Mrs. +. Brown
NTH. A most delightful program
DllOwed. Il opened with a song, /.
Dur Delaware;" paper, Con
ruction and Maintenance Of Della
are State Highways" read by Mrs.
orris Adams. This revealed many
teresting facts and helpful statis-
cs. Mrs. Ernest Raughley also 2
ad a paper on Work Of Our High =
ay Police" Solo by Mrs. Paul
awk, Allegro Movement from the
Unfinished Symphony by Schubert;
.Otch Poem by MacDowelI; read
e, "The House by the Side Of the
Iad," Mrs. G. S. Harrington; read
e, June" Booth Harrington, by
ISIS Evelyn Adams; vocal solo,
Lul Hawk, "SOng Of the Angry
,ep." Arthur Lamb. and "Bedouin
we Song" reading, "The Joy
de-" Miss Ruth Raughley. At the
Use of the program and during the
cial hour the committee served
President Frank c. o'Neal presid-
over the regular monthly session
the Harrington Fire Company
ID in the fire house on Monday
sning. The treasurer reported a
lk balance of over $500. The fire
order reported a total Of four
rms during the month Of Febru-
:, one call to FELTON, and three To-
calls. William w. Shaw made
'lication for membership, HIS APP
cation was referred to the fol-
ing committee, Dave Harrington.
w. Shockley and G. Tharp Har-
gton. The local company highly
'reciates the gift Of rotary cleo
spot lamp that will be placed on
lex No. /. Since Mr.. Harris OF the
mington Service Station, donat-
The light, the company decided to
chase another of the same type
be used in aghting night fires.
iscussing the proposition that
offered from the directors Of
Rabbit foot Minstrels, q local
lteur production. the company
ded not TO sponsor the show, but
led to lend their support to other
companies should they decide to
I the show.
r. and Mrs. John Satterfield have
spending the past week in Bal
re, Md.
rs. E. G. Ramsdell spent q part
he past week with relatives in
adelDhia.
I. and Mrs. Isaac Hurd Of Ches-
Pa, spent the weekend with
relatives.
den Ramsdell. West Chester
Teachers College, spent the
Tend with his parents. Mr.. and
H. J. Ramsdell.
. and Mrs. Alvin Satteriield and
ren Of Wilmington spent the
lend with Mr.. and Mrs William
ahall.
. and Mrs. John Pitlick Of Cam !.
spent the weekend with the
-'s nnrants. Mr. ana Mra n 8