Milford chronicle., 1937-03-05
HARRINGTON


met Tuesday afternoon with the frs
vice president, Mrs. Theodore H
Harrington In the chair. The clut
endorsed the movement for the con.
troll of cancer and appointed Mrs
Clarence Morris to act as chairman
under the leadership OF Mrs. Orville
Wright, who is chairman of this
community. The subject of the meet
ing was Home Economics" in
charge of Mrs. Allan Parsons, Mrs,
Howard Martin and Mrs. William E.
Hill. Mrs. Ethel Hunter read pa
per on the "0rigin of Artificial
Lighting" Mr.. Taylor of the Sails
bury Office of the Eastern Shore
Public Service Company was pre-
sented to the club and showed many
picture slides on the proper method
of lighting for the protection of the
eyes. Mrs. ]. c. Messner read How
1t Happens" by Edgar A. Guest and
Mrs. Parsons concluded the pro-
gram by reading. a poem entitled
Wives" by Edgar A. Guest.
Horace e. Quillen is on business
trip to New York this week.
Mrs. Horace E. Quillen was a Will
mington visitor on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Masten visited
the Easton Hospital on Tuesday. to
Visit friend, Miss Hanah Bell, a
patient In the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Jones return
ed on Monday from a vacation Of
two weeks at Atlantic City.
]. c. Messner has returned from a
trip to New Orleans and Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor of
Salem, N. j., spent the weekend
with the formers aunt, Mrs. Ernest
w. Dean.
Miss Hazel NJ. Taylor, daughter of
MFR and Mrs. Edmund Taylor was
given a party last week in honor of
her birthday. Among those enjoying
the evening were Elizabeth Abbott,
Catherine Greenhaugh, Evelyn
Smith, Evelyn Roberts, Katherine
Louise Messner, Jean Messner, Mar
garet Ann Moore, Mary E. Cooper,
Margaret Billings. Elizabeth Goslin,
Helen Griffith, Charlotte Cohen, Hay
ward Quillen, Noah Cain, Billy
Ready, Herbert Cain, Gus Raughley,
Louise Price, Lester Hill, Edward
Raughley, Edward Locates, Nelson
Reed, Jimmy Frolick, Fred Bailey,
Bob Masten and Martin Smith.
A chimney fire at the home of
Fred Sharp on Fleming street call
ed out the local firemen early Tues
day morning. No damage resulted
from the blaze.
Miss Eloise Chapman, a student at
Western Maryland College, spent
the weekend with her parents. DR..
and Mrs. w. T. Chapman.
Camp No. 10, P. o. S. of A., will
hold a white elephant sale and bin
go party in Odd Fellows Hall on
Friday evening.
Willard Lynch of Darby, Pa. spent
the weekend with former friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Shaw OF
Penns Grove, N. j., spent the week
end with the latter's mother. Mrs.
Rosie Jones.
Harry Matthews of Woodbury., N. /
J.. was the guest of former friends |
here on Monday.
Mrs. Grover C. Lord spent the
weekend with friends in Whining
.on.
DR.. E. A. Sexsmith, president oil
he Maryland Conference of the NJ.
P. Church will make his annual
visit to the local church next Sun
lay evening.
Mrs. Susan Anna Paris, age n
Years. died at her home In the Knox
apartments here early Friday NOR
ling, after a lingering Illness OF
,eyeraI weeks. Funeral services
we're held in the NJ. P. Church where
he deceased was life long mem
Ter ON Sunday afternoon at two
,clock, in charge of the pastor. Rev.
stephen Galley. She is survived by
wo sons and one daughter, Luther
,arris. Seaford; Norman Paris OF
his city and Mrs. Georgia Tucker OF
-elton; also several grand children.
rterment was made in Hollywood
Mrs. Bessie Deisch and son OF
have been recent guests
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hanson.
The March meeting of the Home
demonstration Club will be held on
Ionday afternoon in the commun-
" room of the First National Bank
/ 2 O'Clock. After the business ses-
ion. Mrs. James l.. Harmstead, the
resident. will entertain the club at
n indoor garden party.
The regular monthly meeting OF
ne Harrington Fire Company WIN
e held in the fire house on Monday
rening.
Three chimney fires in the rural
,ctions during the past twenty-four
ours have kept the local firemen
retty busy. The chimney fires oc-
Ired at the homes of Eugene Van
,wende. near Whites Church; j. 5.
tewart on the Harrington-Freder-
a Highway and the third call to
Il farm of C. Arthur Taylor. Nei-
er fire caused any damage and was
,on extinguished by the firemen.