Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1936-06-12
HARRINGTON

Music, Mrs. Hattie Smith.
Primary song, Mrs. Angie Potter.
Decorations, Mrs. Edith Smith.
! The Sunday school orchestra I'm
der the direction of Everett Hall
assisted the choir with the music.
The following program was pre-
scented:
Opening song by choir.
Prayer by Rev. H. L. Schlincke.
Primary song.
Recitation, "a Welcome" Fay Le-
Kites.
REGULATIONS, Doris Derrickson
Jimmy Masten and Charles Robert
son.
"a Garland of Thanks" Gladys
Wix, Doris Shulti, Louise Wiley,
Doris DerricksOn and Thelma Null
| holland.
Recitation. Our Gift Today" Joe
Hurd.
Song by choir.
Announcements by pastor.
Offering.
Recitation, Cubbage Brown.
Recitation, Leslie Wix.
IAGClldllOuf OUIA6 Eldlls
Greetings, Betty Jane Williams,
Thelma Hall, Kitty TOppin and AMIR
gle Phillips.
Recitation, Gladys Wix.
Dialogue, THE Boy Jesus" Curtis
Melvin, Ralph Smith, Tommy Der
ricksOn and Junior Wiley.
Recitation, Jean Cahall.
Closing song by choir
BenedictiOn, Rev. H. L. Schlincke
At the adjourned fourth quarterly
conference, Rev. H. L. Schlincke of
the NJ. p. Church resigned as pas
tor of the local church. DR.. and Mrs. /
Schlincke together with the dele
gate, Charles Taylor, left Monday
for the Maryland Annual Confer +
ence which convened in Westmins-
ter, Md, this week.
Shortly after noon on Tuesday the
local fire company was summoned
to the home of Walter Pearson in
the rural section, west of this city,
to extinguish a chimney fire. The
property is owned by Henry Cain,
and no damage resulted from the
blaze which was confined to the
fiue.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Har-
rington Fire Company was held on
evening with the president,
Mrs. Lewis ClymeT presiding. The
paid over to the fire COM
pany $500, with which to close the
deal for the purchase of a strip of
land at the rear OF the fire house.
During the year two members of
their organization, Mrs. Elva Out [
Ten and Mrs. w. D. Scott, have died. !
they will be entered in the roll call
1t the memorial services at Dover '
next Sunday evening. The auxiliary
plans to send two sprays of flow !
RS.
Mrs. w. w. Hargraves and daugh- '
err, Miss Mary Julia Hargraves of I
Va, were guests of Mr..
md Mrs. w. w. Sharp on Monday q
vening. enroute to Boston where a
Hiss Hargraves will receive her di- 6
Iona at the graduation exercises of e
he University of Boston, next Mon
ay. +
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Beauchamp at il
ended the graduation exercises at T.
Todd College. Frederick, Md, on h
Ionday morning where their daugh- T
ar, Miss Charlotte Beauchamp was ii
graduate. c
Miss Doris Harrington was N
mong the graduates of the 1886
lass of the University of Delaware, H
hich commencement exercises "
ere held on Monday.
Mrs. f. w. Dean and Mrs. A. NJ.
aylor were guests of relatives at
Md, on Tuesday.
Miss Virginia McCleary of Phila-
alpha, is spending her vacation -
it'll her sister, Mrs. Garrett S. Har-
ngtOn. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tee of Will OF
ington spent Sunday with Mr.. and SO
RS. Elmer Tee.
Harry c. Tee, Jr., is spending De
o weeks vacation with his aunt. u
rs. Herman Howard at Spring Hill pr
rport, near Hebron, Md. He re- pr
ived the thrill of his life when he is
is permitted to fly to his aunt's III
r the visit. A plane from the air
TT landed near this city, and took Gl
n aboard. 70 &c
Mrs. Lewis N Adams of GlassbOro, Oh
j., spent last week with Mr.. and ~.
8. c. E. Taylor and her cousin, ~
Ta Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Taylor enter eV,
ned to dinner on Sunday in hon
of their daughter. DOra's birth 20
=: Mrs. L. B. Price and daughter, li s.
s. Hartman Barber of Baltimore. az az
and Mrs. Clarence E. Taylor and C CS
Clarence w. Taylor of Whining ~
and Mrs. Lima Bradley of Far 'iie
lgtOn.