Milford chronicle., 1937-03-26
HARRINGTON

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the M. p. Church at Denton, Md. was
the guest speaker at the Social Night
of the nj. p. Sunday School of this
city, held in the church on Thursday
night. The guest speaker recently
returned from a trip to the home
land ireland" and in his address Mr.
Huntington related many happy in
cidents and customs OF the old coun-
try sandwiching few Irish jokes in
with his address. The "Three L"
Class taught by Mrs. Ethel Raugh-
ley and who won the radio attend
ance contest, were also guests.
Nearly 100 were present for the pro-
gram which was as follows: Open
ing hymn, prayer, instrumental duet
by Thelma Hall and Randall Knox;
solo. Rev. Thomas Turkington; read
ing, Mrs. Virginia Holloway; violin
solo, Rev. Melvin Kay of Greenwood;
trombone solo, Rev. Huntington
Professor Lester Bucher accOmpan-
led the musical selections on the
piano; imitation of little girl about
TO recite her first speech, Rev. Ste
phen Galley. pastor of the church.
The program closed with a one act
impromptu, the cast selected from
the audience included Rev. Galley,
Mrs. Holloway. Harry G. Tee and
Harry Tee. Jr.. and Randall Knox.
The committee in charge of the ar
rangements included Mrs. Georgia
Hall, chairman; Mrs. Katie Boyer.
Mrs. Freda Eberhard. Mrs. Sallie
Cahall, Mrs Christine Clymer and
Mrs. Harry Hammond, Delicious re-
fresbmeDts were served during the
social hour.
Fire. probably starting fro ma de-
fective chimney, totally destroyed
tenant house and most of the con-
tents OH 4 small farm owned by Paul
about five miles southeast
of Harrington Monday morning. En-
bers from the. burning building set
fire TO a woods belonging to G. +.
Pat" Reyes. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Johnson lived in the properly. Mr..
Johnson was away at the time with
only Mrs. Johnson at home, the chill
dren attended Pennington school.
Mrs. Johnson discovered the fire and
fox hunters nearby summoned the
local fire department. The building
was beyond aid when the company
arrived; so they put out small fires
that had ignited the outbuildings and
hen halted the fire in the woods be-
lore any damage resulted. The prop
,,,., Il, f,,1I,y oNyorad l,x, iucurauep /,
Mr.. Johnson said he carried no i'll
surance on his furniture. The loss
will probably be about $4,000.
Being i'll only week from pneu-
nonia. Ruth Ellen Stubbs, wife of |
Nathan Stubbs, died at her home on |
Nolcott Street. this city, early Mon !
lay morning. Funeral services took |
,lace from the Boyer Funeral Home /
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. in |
,harge of Rev. James Hunton. pastor
VI the Nazarene Church, assisted by |
Rev. Thomas Phillips, pastor of the /.
Pilgrim Holiness Church. Mrs.
;tubbs is survived by her husband
nd six children: Henry Stubbs,
William Stubbs and Pauline Clark,
II of Harrington: Mrs. Mort Tibbett,
;now HILL Md; Mrs. Elizabeth
;hroud and Miss Ruth Stubbs of
The deceased was born
n Caroline County. Maryland. and
5 the last surviving member of her
Immediate family. lnterment was
lade in Hollywood Cemetery.
Mrs. Elsie +. Sullivan. age A years,
fife of Lawrence Sullivan. a pros
erols farmer residing OH the Ilar-
ngtOn-DentOn State Highway. about
lree miles from this city. died in
ie Milford Emergency Hospital
irly Tuesday morning following an
peration from which she was ap-
arently recovering. Mrs. Sullivan
as born in RoJeIsfOrd. Pa. Funeral d.
,rvices will take place from the
respect NJ. Il. Church. near her
Dme, today, Friday. at O'Clock.
he services will be conducted by
ev. James Hastings of Pennington,
SISTED by Rev. James Langrell of d
.evensvilo, Md. Il former pastor. a
he deceased is survived by her q
island and one son. George Sulli- S
IN. also other relatives residing in
lnterment will be |
ade in Hollywood Cemetery near
is city.
In keeping with Holy Week, re- II
,ious program was presented to b
c Harrington New Century Club :,
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Harry y
BOstic. Mrs. w. II. Cahall. Mrs. J.
Parker and Mrs. Stephen Galley.
le program was opened with the "
mn How Firm Foundation fol- 80
wed by "a poem Because They n
I'VE Taken Away My Lord. read
Mrs. Norris Adams. A duet. my
,ther's Old Bible Is True" by Mrs. Z
ed Greenley and Mrs. Ernest n
A paper why | Believe cl
he Bible" was read by Mrs. w. II.
hall. Paul +. Hawk sang a solo.
he Cfucilixion." by Curran. ac-
mpanied by Mrs. Hawk. The pro-
nm was concluded with a splendid
per. "Some Noble Women of the G.
be-" written by Mrs. Galley and 2
I'd by Mrs. Parker. Next week the r,
ster party OF the club will be given d;
directed by Mrs. J. L. Harmstead. lie
$. Elmer Smith and Mrs. Charles W
erickson. a
Mrs. Horace f. Quillen spent Tues s,
2 in Philadelphia. h,
drs. Clarence Shockley and Mrs. ea
rry C. Tee were Dover visitors on or
esday.
Irs. J. Gordon Smith was a Phila- =,
phia visitor this week '''
4. N. Lytton and Watson Wright =,
Norristown, Pa. were Sunday "