Milford chronicle., 1938-10-14
HARRINGTON


: A. B. Parsons, club president, pre-
. siding After the business meeting
!. a tea was given for the Harrington
school faculty by the hospitalit
= committee consisting of Mrs. w. "
Sharp, Mrs. ]. r. Wilson, Mrs. C. +
Wilson, Mrs. F. Brown Smith, Mrs
a L. 7. Jones, Mrs. John Masten, Mrs
John Sheldrake, Mrs. ]. c. MessneI
Mrs. A. B. Parsons, Mrs. L. B. Har
rington and Miss Elva Reese. Mex
week the program topic will b.
American Citizenship" Delaware
Distinguished Sons. Those in charge
of the program will be Mrs. Elmer
Smith, Mrs. o. r. Perry, Mrs. w. E
Jacobs and Mrs. Charles Derrickson
Harry Ward of Roselle, N. j.. has
been a recent guest of his sister, Mrs
Earl Sylvester.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fred Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Jones are on a
motor trip over the Skyline Drive
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fraim and
Miss Emily Collision of Wilmington
have been recent guests of Mrs. n. ],
Harrington.
Mrs. Fred Lord was a Wilmington
visitor on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson OF
Salisbury, Md. have been recent
guests of the later's mother. Mrs.
S. o. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Cain of New
ark. and Mrs. Lydia Sullivan of Will
mington were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hasty Cain on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hopkins expect
to move to Clayton this week. Mr..
Hopkins. an employee of the railroad,
works out of Clayton.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hawk spent the
weekend with relatives in Marietta,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Simpson Wis
tied Wilmington relatives last week.
Nevin Dauer and Miss Ann Maxim,
members of the school faculty, spent
the weekend with friends in New
York.
Winston Burgess and Albert Short
have accepted positions with the
VIM. e. Smell Electrical Co., and left
today for Kingman. Maine. where
the company has a rural electrified
ton contract.
Team No. s of the Harrington New
Century Club will conduct a rum
mage sale on Friday and Saturday,
October q and %. in the vacant
room formerly the post office, in the
Murphy & Hayes building.
The Varsity Club of Harrington
High School will conduct a series of
bakes and money-raising PROPOSE
tions during the school year. They |
will have the first bake on Saturday |
morning.
Mrs. Fred Lord. wife of Private
Lord of the State Police, is suffering
from a fall down stairs in which she
badly bruised her right arm, sprained
an ankle and wrist. Mrs. Lord Oper-
ates a restaurant and soda fountain
here.
A birthday dinner was given in
honor of Mrs. William ClarksOn and
Miss Mary Biddle of Wilmington at
he formers home here on Sunday.
The guests included: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Warren and son of Chester;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore, Mrs.
Anna Wyatt. Mrs. Maude Biddle and
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Hughes
md son, Wilson Ferguson and Nor
nan Brooks, all of Wilmington; MIR.
nd Mrs. James Goodwin, Miss Fannie
iodwin of Dover; Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
ST., Mrs. Virginia Clark
on, Mrs. Alvin Moore, Misses Helena
nd Betty Clarkson. all of Hafring-
on; Miss Ula Mae Clarkson of Mil
ord; Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Moore,
,hurch Hill, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. FarrOw gave
heir sister, Mrs. Ruth Billings, a
irthday dinner last week, at their
ONE on Fleming street. The
uests included Mr.. and Mrs. George
ill and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
nee Raughley and family, Mrs. Will
e Fleming. Miss Mary Wyatt, Mrs.
/. NJ. Billings and family, Mrs.
Geneva Hurd and daughter, Mr.. and
Irs. Leonard Taylor. Leslie Adams,
Irs. Madeleine Lord, Mr.. and Mrs.
scar Hill. MIR. and Mrs. Lyman Hill
nd son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Lane.
Ir. and Mrs. Harry Hill and fam
y. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hudson and
lmily, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hill and
smily. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill, Jr..
nd family, Mr.. and Mrs. Randall
ill and Mr.. F. P. Billings, Jr.
After a trip of three months which
)ok him to Italy, Tony Perrone,
zeal business man. returned on Sat
rday on the steamship Roma. Tony
eturned to his native land to claim
is bride. a love that kindled during
is early school days. He married
r.onpac GiuDti i'm ST APata d. ESaFO
tally. They spent a honeymoon at
aOla. Pompei. Naples and Rome,
ally, where they received the bless
lgs of the Pope. Before sailing for
ally, Tony, who resides with his
arents and a sister. purchased
Ome here and which has since been
The home and yard sur
,unding it are very attractive. Tony
turned to America without his
-ide but Immediately began prepar-
ions for her to join him here after
e necessary papers are completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blessing and
mily entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
luse and children of Darby, Pa, on
lnday.
The Missionary Society of the NJ. P.
lurch will meet at the home of
IS. A. c. Creadick tomorrow after
on at 2.
Clinton Morgan of Pennington was
cent guest of Messrs. Clifford,
Dyd and Maurice Blessing.
The Loyal Workers Glass of the
P. Church will hold a bake sale
SWANS store next Saturday MORN