Milford chronicle., 1937-09-10
HARRINGTON

A special meeting OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Harrington Fire
Company was held in the fire house
Wednesday evening with their presi-
dent, Mrs. Frank O'Neal presiding.
Preliminary plans were made to hold
the annual firemen's. supper on
Thursday evening, October 7th. Fried
oysters and chicken salad will top
the menu. The ladies also decided to
make their initial appearance at the
State Convention parade when they
plan to enter a float and parade with
the local fire company. Arrange
ments have been made to have uni
forms by convention. date. Mrs.
Pearl Morris and Mrs. O'eNal were
elected as delegates to attend the
convention at Dover when efforts
will be made to organize a State
: Ladies' Auxiliary. Mrs. Jessie. B.
Tee and Mrs. Hattie Smith were Sc
lected as alternates.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Harrington Fire Company will
be held in the fire house this eve
ming. The company will make !
final arrangements to attend the
State Convention parade at Dover
next Thursday. George w. Swain,
Harry C. Tee will be delegates, and
Grover Lord and C. d. Mills will be
alternates.
The first fall meeting of the Loyal
Workers Bible Glass will be held at
the home of Mrs. Ethel Griffith on
Dorman street, this evening.
Fred Lord has purchased the res
taurant business of Miles Draper on
Commerce street. Mr.. Draper, for
mer American store manager here
resigned a few months ago to enter
business. He has now accepted a
position with the American stores ,
at Cambridge, Md. He will move
his family there in a short time. :
Miss Evelyn Adams, graduate of ,
the local high school, class of 1887, :
left yesterday to enter Banks Busi-
ness College in Philadelphia. O
Miss Pauline Jester of the high !
school, class of 1887, has entered 9
Pierce's Business College. Phila- =
ielphia. !,
Alden Ramsdell, a senior at West :
Chester State Teachers College, West
Chester. Pa, has returned to college =
OF his final year. y
The regular monthly meeting of y
he Loyal Workers Glass was held ~
t the home of Mrs. Charles Griffith M
IN Dorman street last evening. Due "
o a holiday only small number
ttended. Mrs. Hattie Smith vice 4,
resident of the class presided due :.
0 the absence of the president. =,
'nly routine business was trans ~
cted. A social hour with refresh
tents was enjoyed. Mrs. Harry Tee N,
nd Mrs. Anna Tucker assisted in 7,
the class. h,
Mrs. Henry S. Otwell and daugh- ds
RS Netty and Myrtle, II. d. Adkins p
| Wilmington and Frank Swain of ap
spent the holidays on al
motor trip through Washington. On
c., and over the Skyline Drive to Sl
irginia Beach. an
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Barrett have vii
zen entertaining the formers par no
It's, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. X. Barrett and ws
Iughter of Chillicothe, Ohio. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Harrington
ID daughters of Buffalo, N. Y. have ha
en- spending a few days with his He
other, Mr.. and Mrs. Philamon Har-
lgton, near this city. no
A large host of relatives and wi
ends rendered William l. Clark
n dinner on Sunday at his home sis
Dorman street. 1t being the oc- We
sion OF his birthday anniversary.
Harry Quillen while employed in gin
> lumber business Of his father, spe
illen Bros, had the misfortune mo
break an arm while loading pill
Is.
Miss Ula Mae Clakrson spent the :.
extend with friends in Whining ,s a.
i ava
4eRoy Fleming. Jr., Of Wilmington. Fou
been spending the past week But
b his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Le- r1s r6s
Fleming. 8,
fr. and Mrs. Chester Hollenback drel
| the latter's mother. Mrs. r. X.
les have returned from a motor A
, through Pennsylvania, Mary be
d and West Virginia. ser,
larion Collins Ii spending a few of I
8 with friends on a motor trip q pi
,ugh Pennsyivania. the