Milford chronicle., 1938-03-18
HARRINGTON

Tuesday was a gala day In the
Harrington New Century club when
about forty members Of the Denton
Community Club were its guests. The
vice-president; Mrs Theodore H.
Harrington. presided, and after the
usual formalities OF opening the
meeting, she extended greetings to
the Denton club, turning the meeting
over to them. Mrs. d. w. Davis, the
president Of the visiting club, made
response after which the following
splendid program was presented:
Vocal solo, Mother Machree" and
"A Little Bit Of Heaven" by Mrs.
James Clarke. Piano solo, "The
World is Waiting for the Sunrise" I"
"Gipsy Love Song" and Indian
Love Call" by Mrs. Maryland SeideI.
One-act comedy. Mrs. Sullivan's Sc
anee;" piano solo, "A Perfect Day."
by Mrs. Seidel. After the program
the local club served refreshments
during the social hour. The circle
of the club OF which Mrs. Fred Pow
ell is leader, will hold bake next
Saturday morning at Cahalr's Gro
Gerry store, for the benefit of the
building fund. Next Tuesday the
subject will be. "The COmmemOra-
tion Of the Landing of the Sweedes."
the program being in charge of Mrs.
l.. T. Jones. Mrs. F. B. Smith and
Mrs. NJ. F. Mikusinski.
Following the regular meeting of
the ladies auxiliary to the Harring-
ton Fire Company on Monday eve
ming, 1t was decided to hold a COW
cred dish luncheon to be followed by
a social evening for the firemen and
their wives on Monday evening.
March 2S. Three new members, Mrs.
Katherine Simpson, Mrs. Elizabeth
West and Mrs. Cora Powell. were
added to the rolls of the auxiliary,
and new application from Mrs. Ada
Pitlick was referred to a committee. |
Mrs. Agatha Noble, Mrs. Edith Ryan |
and Miss Anna Camper. The presi- |
dent. Mrs. Elsie O'Neal. presided over
the meeting and named Mrs. Hattie |
Smith as chairman for the social ]
evening, Mrs. Pearl Morris to secure
the prizes. Mrs. Mae Galloway and /
Mrs. Edith Ryan will serve on the
lOI lut year
The auxiliary will serve the annual
P. o. of A. banquet on Friday eve
ming. April 8. Mrs. Hattie Smith
was selected to purchase the neces-
sary provisions for the banquet.
Frank Swain of Philadelphia spent
The weekend with his parents, Mr.
md Mrs. George w. Swain.
Miss Myrtle 0twell of Wilmington
spent the weekend with her parents
slr. and Mrs. Henry Otwell.
Chancellor Josiah WOlcOtt of Do
Ter was a visitor here on Monday.
Mrs. W. G.. Wechtenhiser. Mrs. w.
:. Hill. Mrs. Jack Sapp and Mrs.
lille Reed attended a class initia-
ion of the Rebekah Assembly in Will
nington on Monday night.
Mrs. Virginia ClarksOn entertained
number of relatives at dinner on
sunday in honor of the 18th birthday
t her daughter. Miss Ula Mae Clark
on. Miss Clarkson is a member OF
he senior class at Harrington High
chOol and expects to continue her
tudies for the nursing profession at
he close of her school year. The
guests were present: Mr..
nd Mrs. Charles Warren and son of
hester. Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore.
Irs. Anna Wyatt, MIR. Walter Moore
nd Mr.. Wilson Ferguson Of Will
lingtOn; Mr.. and Mrs. James God
i'm and Miss Fannie Goodwin of Do
er; Miss Elizabeth Neeman, FELTON,;
Ir. and Mrs. S. E. Raughley. Sr.,
r. and Mrs. William Clarkson. Miss
oTothy Kemp and Miss Betty Clark
IN.