Milford chronicle., 1936-03-13
HARRiNGTON

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when they were summoned to II
5 farm Of former Representative Wa
y ter j. Paakey to extinguish q chin
3 ney fire. The farm is tenanted BY hi
: son, Raymond paskey. There wa
: no damage TO either home or furn
3 ture and both carried insurance.
I The regular monthly meeting Z
: the Ladies Auxiliary to the Hal
: rington Fire Company was held &
{ the fire house on Monday evenin
[ with Mrs. Christine Clymer presid
! ing. Mrs. Geneva Tucker was elect
ed to meTsbership IN the organiza
ton. In appreciation Of their valu
! able assistance during the pas
year the local fire company vii
give the auxiliary a turkey banque
TO be served AZ Swains Hotel oI
\ Thursday evening, March 20. Tbs
Ladies' Auxiliary will serve the an
nual banquet to the p. o. s. OF A
on April IS.
/ The advance sale Of tickets 10 the
eAah IN the Green Shirt sponsor
ed By the ladies' class Of the NJ. p
! Church, is yery gratifying to the
class members. The show will be
produced In the high school audi
torium tonight at s O'Clock.
Next Sunday afternoon the high
school band and the high school
quartet win broadcast a program
over Station WIP, Philadelphia, be-
tween and 2:30 o'clock. The musi-
clans will leave here Sunday morn
ing by busses.
Former State Treasurer George 8.
Williams was not greeted by very
large audience at the high school on
Wednesday evening when he adj
dressed the Issemblage on Safety"
Fred B. Greenly, Of the American
Legion is the local safety chairman
and as far as the legionnaires were
concerned. the local post was well
represented. Although newspapers
were used and personal contacts
made, not many OF the local citizens
aVailed themselves Of the privilege
Of attending the safety meeting.
The Harrington New Century Club
met on Tuesday afternoon with the
president, Mrs. J. C. Messner In
charge. Mrs. Harry o. BOstic and
Mrs W. L. Hottenstein were unani-
Thonsly elected to membership in
the club during the business session. !
Mrs. Messner shen turned the meet |
ing over to the committee for the
day, Mrs Frank Witchey. Mrs. s. NJ. 1
Williams and Mrs. L. r. Beauchamp. I
Because OF illness, Mrs Witchey !
was unable to attend and Mrs. S. NJ.
Williams presided. The topic for the
afternoon was Magazines" Mrs.
Frank Witchey had prepared two
papers, ''The First American Maga-
zine" read BY Mrs. W. w. Sharp and
"The Golden Age of Magazines"
read by Mrs. J. C. Messner. Rev. J.
p. Parker, pastor Of the NJ. f.
gave an inspiring address
On the subject. A sextet, Mrs. Ernest
Dean, Mrs. John Sheldrake, Mrs.
Lester Bucher, Mrs. Louise Jones.
Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mrs. Ernest
Raughley and Mrs. Paul Hawk sang
.wo selection: "To a Wild Rose"
BY Mcdowell; and "Old Folks at
Home" BY Foster. The program
,ame to a close with two readings !
~ Miss Margaret Sherwood: "A Co
luette Conquered" and "The Land
II Beginning Again" Refreshments
we're served during the social hour.
Mrs. William Said of Penns
Srove, ~ J.. has been a recent
-uest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
larry Masten at Masten's Corner
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Horleman
eeently spent Sunday with the for
ler's brother, Mr.. and Mrs. William
IOrleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Purnell Postles of
spent Thursday and Fri
ay Of last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
. w. Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. w. Dean enter
lined a number Of friends at din
eF last Sunday The guests inelud-
4: Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Jones, Of
reehsBOro; Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
can, OF Fredericksburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
(, w. Sharp and Miss Caroline F.
harp.
Mrs. L. r. Beauchamp spent the
eek-end at Frederick, Md, where
Ie was the guest Of Miss Charlotte
a senior in Hood Col
&c.
Mr. and Mrs Fred w. Harrington
ere called to Baltimore recently
/ the serious illness Of the latter's
other, Mrs. Sallie Fleming.
Mrs. w. w. Sharp and Miss Car
Inc Sharp entertained the w. c. T.
at their cegular monthly meeting
Monday afternoon.
Murphy Of Saint Andrews
hool, Middletown, spent the week
d with his mother, Mrs. J. Cor
n Smith.
George Toppin of Baltimore, Md,
snt the weekend with his family
re.
Miss Jennie Morris Of Newark
snt the weekend with her par
Is, Mr.. ana Mrs. Clarence Morris.
ir. and Mrs. John Truitt and
s. S. H. Truitt spent Sunday eve
g with friends at Laurel.
Iiss Bernice Lingo Of Frederick
spending a part Of this week with
sister, Mrs. Dewitt Tatman.
Irs. s. H. Truitt sbent Tuesday
h friends In Salisbury, Md.
lrs. w. w. Sharp entertained her
ige club on Wednesday after
n.
frs. w. +. Witzel and children Of
dgeport, Conn. are spending the
k with Mr.. and Mrs L. T. Jones
he Mr.. 'Yitzel is on a business
to North Carolina.