Milford chronicle., 1937-04-02
HARRINGTON

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! Harrington High School will hol
its second annual gymnastic circu
OH April 8 and 10. Much time an
effort is going into the show, i
hopes of making it even bigger an
better than last years performance
About 200 students will participat
in the show. The program will star
with street parade at $50 p. m
each evening. The doors will opel
one-half hour later to permit visitor
an opportunity to see the side show
The main show will start prompt.
at s o'clock. The features of thu
show will include Roman Ladder
Pyramids by Senior H. S. Boys; In
dian War Dance. by Elementary
Boys; Clown Acts, Firls Pyramids
Senior II. s. Girls; Clogging. Junior
and Senior Fl. S. Girls; Clown Spe-
cialty; Russian Cassock Drill. Ju-
nior H. S. Girls; Boys Apparatus
Friezes. Living Statues. Selected ;
Girls Apparatus, Junior-Senior II. S,
Girls; Dance of Death, Specially;
Holland Skaters, Specially; Prof.
Butts, Sharpshooter; Shooting Stars.
Specially; Tango, Specially: closing
with a tumbling troupe number.
Mrs. Pearl B. Morris has been ap-
pointed district president of the
Third District of Delaware, P. o. of
A. Camps No. s. Hartly; No. 9, Ches-
wold and No. 10 of Harrington will
come under her direction. Camp No.
10. p. o. of A. of Harrington will
hold their 18th annual banquet in
F'iremen's Hall on April 18th.
Suffering from cancers for over a
year and which operations failed to
death occurred to Mrs. Alice
Baker Swain, age So years. at her
home on Dorman street, this city,
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Swain was
| native of this vicinity but resided
n Clayton for a number of years
With her husband, Jacob A. Swain, a
ailroad man. Funeral services took
,lace from her late residence on
afternoon at 2 O'Clock in
harge of Rev. Stephen Galley, pas
or of the Methodist Protestant !
'hurch. assisted by Rev. j. w. Par
is of Frederick. Md. The deceased |
ias a member of Ewell's NJ. p. |
'hurch. Clayton, and also of the |
aides Auxiliary to the Harrington
ire Company. She is survived by .
er father, Shadrick Baker. a hus-
and and two children. Mrs. Ida
)arrell. Wilmington: and S. NJ.
'hayer Swain, Harrington; also two
Three sisters also
urvive. Mrs. Ida Brown, Harring-
IN; Mrs. Emma Hume and Mrs
lame Trickey of Philadelphia In
arment was made in Hollywood
Failing TO get relief, though un-
several X-rays during the
asst three years after accidentally |
a rabbit bone. death oc-
ured TO Miss Lena Gerard, age is
ears. from bronchiectasis. Funeral |
ervices were held from the Milford |
!. c. Church Monday morning at 10 |
clock. The deceased is survived |
y her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
ierardi who reside OH a farm few |
liles from this city. and ten broth
RS and sisters. Interment was made
4 Hollywood Cemetery.
Billy Townsend of Camden. n. J.
pent the Easter holidays with his
NJ. T. Adams.
Mt. and Mrs. Granville Truitt of
'erlin, Md. were guests of the form
rs parents, MIR. and Mrs. S. II.
ruitt on Sunday.
Merritt Enright of Wilmington
pent the weekend with Leroy
leming. Jr.
William d. Scott of Lehigh Uni
ersity has been visiting his father,
lr. w. d. Scott.
Wright Phillips, Paul Trader and
athryn Rash. all of the University
T Delaware. spent Easter with their
aspective parents.
Miss Nellie Galley is spending the
aster vacation with Miss Maxine
arman at Harper's Ferry, West Vir-
inia.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Hawk spent the
eek-end with relatives in Pennsyl-
lnia.
George W. Galloway joined the
aster parade at Atlantic City on
lnday. \
Mr. and Mrs. Bayard VanSant of 4
ichardson Par, spent the weekend X
it'll the latter's mother, Mrs. d. B. X
larp L
Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Carpenter and II
Il of Washington, d. c. spent Eas- L
+ with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira w. Roe. lE
Miss Eloise Chapman and Charles L
1ore of Western Maryland College L
e spending a vacation with their E
spective parents. lis
Walter Moore of Wilmington spent (
? weekend with his sister. Mrs. e
rsinia GARRISON. IL
Walter Shaw OF PENIS Grove. n. H
spent the Easter holidays with his II
indmother. Mrs Rosie Jones. IS
4 grass fire in the rear of the Har- Is
NJ. Black home on the Boulevard. rs
Iurday morning. was extinguished IS
ore the firemen arrived, and did lE,
damage lE