Milford chronicle., 1938-05-20
HARRINGTON

ton High continued its winnin
streak by walloping Greenwoo
High 16 to 6. The locals collecte
16 hits. The visitors were blanke
until the fifth, when Cannon hit on
over the fence, scoring a teammat
ahead of him. Masten pitched tn
last inning with a team of rookie
behind him.
Thirty-four members of the senio
class of Harrington High School, to
gether with two chaperOnes, Mis-
Leona Dickrager of the school facul
ty. and Horace f. Quillen, enjoyed
the past weekend on the annual triI
to Washington. The entire clas!
made the trip with the exception o.
Donald Wright who was forced tC
cancel the trip account of illness
Sightseeing trips and planned en-
tertainment for the seniors is not
expected to permit much time fOI
anything else during the four days
Those who made the trip are: Eliza
zimmerman, George H. Brainard
Phillip BrOwnstein, Esther Cahall,
Noah NJ. Cain. Ula Mae ClarksOn,
Phillip Decktor. Mary Joan Denney,
Harriet G. Hammond. Ralph A. Han
son, Elmer E. Harrington. Mabel
Holden, Richard c. Hopkins. Hazel L..
Johnson. William Edgar Layton,
William T. Lord, Jr.. Clara j. Nc
Cabe. c. Adele Masten, Leonard S.
Masten. William A. Minner. Harry ID.
Quillen. Ruth Raughley. Anna Lee
Ready. Evelyn Simpson, Velma E.
Steward. Robert H. Smith, Walter b.
Taylor. Evelyn A. Tee, Harry c. Tee,
Jr.. Herbert Won GOerres. Jr.. Dor
othy Ward. Robert G. WiddOwson.
Belvia Wilson. Frank L. Wilson.
George w. Swain and Clarence w.
ShOckley are representing the local
fire company at the special state con-
vention being ehld at Dover today.
CONGRATULATIONS are extended to
former graduates of Harrington
High who will have completed their
courses this year. Alden Ramsdell,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Ramsdell.
graduates from West Chester State
Teachers College. and has accepted a
position with Goldey College. Will
liam d. Scott. Jr.. son of William
D. Scott. graduates from Lehigh
and has accepted a pO-
;itiOn at ST. Andrews School. near
Billy Day, as he is bet ,
er known locally took a preparatory |
:Ourse and graduated at st. An !
lrew's in 1884.
Little Miss Joyce O'Neal. daughter /
# State Policeman and Mrs. Frank |
)'Neal of this place, celebrated her |
ourth birthday anniversary on Sat
Irday. when she entertained num-
er of little friends. The guests /
included Patricia Holloway, Suzanne
'hipman. Elizabeth Ann Greenly, |
larry Ellen Thomas, Dianne Smith,
'atsy Ann Billings, Shirley Simpson.
layton Emory, Grover Brown and
Richard Pitlick. The little miss is
cry popular among the children and
ttends Sunday school regularly at
he NJ. p Church.
The Ever-Ready Sunday School
lass of the NJ. E. Church held its
asst regular meeting until Septem-
ler. Officers for the new year were
lected at the meeting held on Mon
lay night in the Collins Educational
resulting as follows: Presi-
lent. Mrs. Frank Witchey; vice
resident. Mrs. Reginald McKnatt;
tendance secretary. Mrs. w. K.
Vest: assistant. Miss Nexie Brown;
secretary. Mrs. Roy Por-
II; assistant. Mrs. Norris Adams;
easuEer, Mrs. o. T. Perry; assist
II. Mrs. Abner Hickman; chairman
Sunshine Work. Mrs. f. W. Dean.
fter the business session was COM
eted a fine program of music and
was given. The program
as in charge of Mrs. Joseph Masten
ID Mrs. n. C. Adams.
After the Sunday School session
st Sunday morning Mayor E. B.
lsh was elected president to head
e Mems Bible class at the NJ. P.
lurch. Other officers included:
ce-president, former State Repre-
ntative ]. Harry Raughley; secre-
ry. Tharp Galloway: treasurer.
lndall H. Knox.
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Sharp
ere Wilmington visitors on Tues
Y.
Quite a large delegation of Eastern
ar members from Kent Chapter,
}. IL. of this town. are attending the
ate sessions at the Hotel DUPONT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Berlin, To-
| business man, are the proud par
is of a son born last week in St.
lke's and Childrens Hospital,
liladelphia. AT this time a name
IS not been selected for the young
er.
Miss Alice Pruitt. aged 50 years,
ed here Monday afternoon at her
sidence on Weiner avenue: The
ceased had been in poor health for
me time. Funeral services will be
Id from her home tomorrow after
,on at l o'clock. in charge of the
ev. Robert Green. pastor of the NJ.
Church. She is survived by two
sters, Mrs. Charles KratZ, Will
ington. and Mrs. Della Innman.
liladelphia. Interment will be made
GlenwOOd Cemetery, Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond LeKites of
Md, spent the week
d with the formers parents. Mr..
ID Mrs. w. G. LeKites.
Harry Short. Albert Curtis, Nelson
sed, Marie Martin, Louise Scott.
'ank O'Neal and Gooden Galloway
ere among those visiting Washing
n. d. c., over the weekend.
Rev. and Mrs. Howard Davis of
yves spent the weekend with Mr..
d Mrs. Job o. Pride.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore. Mrs.
ina Wyatt and Wilson Ferguson of
ilmington, and Walter Moore of
lford spent the weekend with Mrs.
rginia Clarkson.
Miss Nettie Otwell of Wilmington
d Miee MYRTLE OfWall of Philadel-