Milford chronicle., 1938-05-27
HARRINGTON


: tanned the formers parents and othe
guests over the weekend; they in
cluded MIR. and Mrs. Dewitt Hawl
Easton, Pa; MIR. and Mrs. Elme
Hawk and two daughters Of Phillips
burg, N. j.. and Mr.. Paul Savits.
Mrs. Delaware Lightcap of viii
mington, spent the weekend witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L
DeIrickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belmont Simpson o
Wilmington spent the week end will
local relatives.
Joseph ii. Pepper. AZ. a former
Harrington resident, died at nOOI
May 10 i'm the Delaware Hospital af
ter an illness of about three weeks
that eliminated with pneumonia
Just prior to his illness Mr.. Pepper
had lived with his son. Roland S
Pepper, Wilmington, and for several
months before that had made his
home at Quarryville, Pa. A native
of Greenwood, he moved TO Philadel-
phia when a young man and lived
there until IL years ago, when he
moved to Harrington. He was for
morly brakeman OH the Pennsylva-
mia Railroad. Besides his son, he is
survived by daughter. Mrs. Viola NJ.
Zimmerly, Harrington, and five
grandchildren.
The funeral was held from McCrery
Funeral Home. Saturday AFTERNOON.
at l 80 o'clock. with the Rev. ThOs.
Phillips. pastor of the Pilgrim HOli-
ness Church. Harrington, officiating.
Interment was i'm Oakland Cemetery.
Philadelphia.
Harrington Post No. Z. American
Legion. announced today that the
program for the observance Of Me-
mortal Day had been completed. The
divine memorial service will he held
in the NJ. P. Church at 1O:45 a. NJ.
Sunday. May 90. at which time the
memorial sermon will be delivered
by the Rev. G. E. Turner. pastor OF
the church A special musical pro-
gram will he rendered by the choir.
The Legion Post will assemble at the
Fire House and march to the church.
headed by the High School band. All
fraternal and civic organizations arc
invited and urged to attend this SER
vice in a body. meeting at their re-
spective headquarters. joining the |
parade on Commerce street TO the |
church where special seating facili- /
lies will be available. The annual
Memorial Day exercises will be held
IT Hollywood Cemetery at 10 O'Clock
Nay 80. Prof. Frederick G. Livin-
GOOD of the Department of Educa-
ion. Washington College. Chester
own. Md. will deliver the address.
rhe American Legion Firing squad.
by Lewis Il. Ciymer, VIII
ire the honor salute. Pupils of the
iigh school and the high school band
will assist with the services. All
are requested to leave
he cemetery 9:3O A. NJ. as none will
% permitted to drive in or out after
hat time. State Highway police Will
upcrvise the parking. loading and
nIOadinr of automobiles at tho Gem
terry entrance. Memorial wrcaths
nd flags will be placed on the graves
{ all deceased veterans OF the world ,
-ar at Hollywood cemetery. VIII ;
ColOrcd cemetery. Will
and St. JohnstOwn ceme-
cries. The firing squad will lire the
onOr salute at St. JOhnstown ccne-
cry at . A. NJ. May 80. The super
ntcndcnt of the high school and the I
,astors of the various churches oi
he town arc invited and urged to at
pnd the exercises at Hollywood cem-
,crv. The American Legion com Y
,ittce consists Of Commander Earl {
ylycster. chairman: Harry c. Tee :
usic: Theodore Harrington. decora-
ons; Lewis II. Clymer. firing squad ?
on niamin Emory. pOppies. Popples II
adc by disabled veterans i'm Lake o
,arlps UOspital. Louisiana. Will he a
accd on sale to the public begin O
ing today. Alfred Long. Thomas
rowu. Arthur KrOusc and Arthur '
lllOway will complete the Poppy ~
ny committee. c
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Il. Qulllph ol q
lis town. sailed on Saturday from T.
rw York on the steamship NJ. "
,turnia on n tcn-wecks' trip CON 1
lcted by the Cook Tours ana a
hich will include important stops III :,
main. Italy. Greece. France. Ger :
anv. The itinerary will include !
10 following important points ON +,
10 trim: Boston. Azores. Lisbon. GiD-
,Itar. AIGicrs. Naples. Venice. Flor
rec and Rome: LuCcrne. lIcldel-
,rg. Cologne and Berlin: Amster-
nm. Rrussels. Paris. Monte Carlo
,d the French RicveTa. Imperial S
irways plane will he taken to Lon G
m. Sailing for home from Liver t
,oI Eng on JuJy 22nd on the S. $. G
ansa. arriving i'm New York on July a
Mr.. CULLEN is an extensive mill +
wner. whose products are shipped
/ over the peninsula. Although G
lsy man he finds time to do his G
,are of community work. At pres :
II he ia a director of the First Ma =
onal Bank. Harrington Building d =
ran Association and treasurer Ol
Ie Kent g. Sussex Fair Association. :
@ once headed n playground pro-
am sponsored by the Rotary Club.
attributed quite sum to the i'm
made i'm the NJ. T.. Church
,d has lust returned from Washing
n, u. C.. where he served as chap
one to the boys in the senior class
lring their annual trip over the
Ist week end. He is Interested in
@ Boy Scout movement and can al
avs be depended upon to back any
Drthy project. Mr.. and Mrs. CULLEN
side on Center street. His flower
.rdens are said to be the most ex-
nsive i'm this section.