Milford chronicle., 1937-10-01
HARRINGTON

I Missions, is to be the speaker at th'
ey ening service at the Methods
7, Episcopal Church in Harrington OF
! Sunday, October 8 at 1880 D. m. DIR
Cartwright has been an active miss,
ionary in China for a number oi
years. The publ els cordially invited
to hear him.
A special meeting of the Harring-
ton Fire Company was held at the
fire house on Tuesday night to lay
preliminary plans for the annual
supper of the firemen which will be
under the auspices of the Ladies
Auxiliary.
The regular meeting of Washing
ton Camp No. 80, p. o. S. of A., was
held in Odd Fellows Hall on Mon
day evening.
At bake sale conducted by the
Ever Ready Workers Class of the NJ.
E. Church on Saturday in the Abb
bott Store, nearly SIS were realized.
The proceeds will be used to back
pledges of the class toward the I'M
proyements now being made at The
church.
Plans are under way for an elab-
crate program for rally day at the
NJ p. Church on Sunday, October II.
The committee comprises: General
chairman, Jessie B. Tee; primary
department, Angie Potter; junior de-
partment, Ethel Hall, Benz. Knox
and Everett Hall; intermediate de-
partment, Ethel Raughley and Hem
rietta Williams; music, l. E. Le-
Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennard Darling of
fredericksburg, have been visiting The
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sheath en-
tertained the formers brother from |
Pennsylvania over the weekend.
Miss Matilda Billings, a student
nurse in Wilmington, spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Sara NJ. Billings.
Mrs. Alice Daniels and daughter
Gail of Wilmington, have been re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Shaw.
Miss Louise Murphy has entered
the Hannah Moore School in Balti-
more as a first year student.
Charles Murphy has returned to
St. Andrews School near Middletown
for his senior year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren T. Moore
and Mr.. and Mrs. Horace CULLEN
were Allentown Fair visitors during
the past week.
Harry l.. Boyer was elected vice
president of the Harrington Rotary
Club at their meeting during the
past week at which time the club
boasted one hundred per cent at
tendance. Several committees were
named to carry out program OF the
club: Crippled Children. Archie Fea-
gan, Oscar Neamish and Ernest
Raughley; rural, C. E. Keyes, RAN
dali Knox and Walter Paskey; COM
munity service, J. c. Messner, DIR. r.
J. Emory and Alan Parsons; boys
work, Reynolds Wilson, Harry Boyer
and Harry o. Bostick. District Gov
ernor George Williams will be the
guest speaker at the regular meet
ing of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. O'Neal, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Martin and Mr..
and Mrs. Almond Hobbs visited the
Allentown Fair last Thursday.
Miss S. Emily Collision of Will
nington spent the weekend win
hrs. n. J. Harrington.
After a respite of nearly thirty
laws without a call the local fire.
nen were summoned to the home OF
Irs. Nora Wilson on Railroad street
O extinguish a slight blaze that was
aused by defective chimney. No
amage occurred. The property is
wned by William S. Smith. The
remen answered the alarm and had
eturned to quarters all in a space
f eight minutes.
The Saturday Night Husbandless
ewing Club met at the home OF
Irs. Harry c. Tee on Center street
lst week. During the winter months
-hile their husbands are either
orking or seeing the sights in this
tile city the ladies plan to assemble
the homes of the members to
itch UP with their fancy work.
hose present Saturday evening in
uded Mrs. A. D. Rust, Mrs. .. t. |
ayton, Mrs. Clarence Shockley and
RS. Elmer Barrett.
Last Sunday morning at the II.
Church was promotion day in the
lnday school. Several pupils we're
assified and advanced according to |
cir ages and grades in school. an |
crease in attendance of nineteen
as also noted over year ago.
ANS are being made for the annual
lily day services when the Sunday |
hool will present a program in the k
orning and a pageant at night. -
Miss Waneta Kinnard has entered :
Gertrude's Academy near Ridge r
Md, for this school term. Miss
ina Sibitzky is also student for
r second year.
The Misses Lucille Tharp and Hen
,tta Newnom spent Saturday with
SIS Mary DeHan in Wilmington.
Miss Janette Tharp attended the !
,tball game between William and
Try College and the Navy at WASH
,ton. d. c.. on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard DuRoss and
n, Jimmy, of ClaymOnt have been
ending a few days with the lat
IS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
X.
Miss Doris Harrington of Middle
vn spent the weekend with her
'ther, Mrs. Elizabeth Harrington.