Milford chronicle., 1937-09-17

have returned to Chicago after spen
ding the past ten days with relative
here.
President B. /. Shaw and Vic
President Warren T. Moore of tn
Kent and Sussex Fair Association
attended the beauty pageant at At
lantic City on Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Powell Ant
daughter, Miss Christine, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Horace Quillen, Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Parker and Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Harrington were among those
attending the beauty pageant at At
lantic City last week.
A party of Kent and Sussex Fail
officials spent a day at the Reading
Fair on Wednesday of this week. The
party included Mr.. and Mrs. William
w. Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Luster Rog-
ers, Mrs. Wallace Hanson. Mrs
Agatha Noble, Mrs. Evelyn Killen,
Mrs. Helen Taylor, Mrs. d. B. Tharp
Mrs. Harry Hudson of Philadelphia
and Mrs. Vertie S. Cahall.
A very important meeting OF the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Harrington
Fire Company will be held in the
fire house this evening.
Miss Betty Widdowson is enter
tanning Miss Mary Smith of Milton
over the weekend.
The service station Of Phiiamon
Hopkins on Vernon road at the wes-
tern entrance to this city was brok-
en- into and merchandise valued at
about 5000 was stolen. The robbery
occurred late Friday night or early
Saturday. State police from Bridge
VILE are investigating.
The annual fried oyster and chick
en- salad supper under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid Society OF the Nj.
p. Church will be held on Thursday,
September 30, in the Sunday school
annex.
Mrs. Frank C. O'Neal presided ov-
er the first fall meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary to the Harrington Fire
Company, held in the fire house on
Monday evening. Mrs. Pearl Morris
who represented the auxiliary at the
State Convention, reported on her
trip. stated that State Ladies AUX
iliary had been organized with tenn
porary officers. A meeting VIII De
held in the near future when perma-
ment officers will be selected. AFTER
some little discussion the ladies
adopted resolutions to join the State
Firemen's Auxiliary. The ladies also
decided to defer action on the print
ing of bylaws for the present.
In spite of the fact that a misun-
derstanding has occurred between
the Ladies' Auxiliary and the Ladies
Aid Society of the NJ. P. Church,
both of whom have announced dates
for their annual suppers, the auxii-
iary will carry out its original plan
for their supper on October z. The
Ladies' Aid supper will be held on
September 80. A soliciting commit
tee, Mrs. Pearl Morris, Mrs. Frank
OiNeal, Mrs. Fannie Swain, Mrs. An
gle Potter, Mrs. Earl Noble, MRS.
Grover Lord, Mrs. Harry Tee, Mrs.
Clarence Shockley, Mrs. W. X. Mas
sew. Mrs. Nellie Smith, Mrs. Edith
Ryan, Mrs. Eva Morris, Mrs. oscar
Gillette, Mrs. Mary Bullock and Mrs:
Orie Hobbs, will cover the streets OF
the city while the firemen will cover
the rural sections. The people OF
this community are only asked once
a year to aid in the maintenance OF
the equipment that is necessary TO
serve them in the highest point Oh
efficiency. So when a member Oh
either the auxiliary or fire company |
calls at your door for a contribution,
be glad to see them and remember
they are all doing volunteer ser
vice always at your call "a hours
lay even when you are tucked in bed
sound sleep. -.
Miss Marie Martin, graduate of
he class of 1897 is a student at Bea-
,om College, Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Williams and
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Wilson were
,mong those spending a few days
'ecently at Atlantic City, N. J.
Miss Beatrice Harriet Miss Del
lware) is now under contract for
appearance on the steel pier at At
antic City for short time and then
viii be given a screen test.
Miss Eva Brownstein, student
Iurse of Wilmington, Is spending
Ter vacation with her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Benny Brownstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Phillips are en-
ertaining friends from Portsmouth.
"a.
Miss Ruth Tee of Salisbury. Md,
nd Robert Brittingham of Delmar
pent Sunday with local relatives.
Allen Miller of Virginia Beach is
pending this week with Mr.. and !