Milford chronicle., 1938-11-04
HARRINGTON

Inc program committee OF the
Harrington New Century Club has
arranged a very interesting program
for their club year. At each weekly
session a five minute drill on par
liamentary rules will be conducted
by Mrs. w. w. Sharp and current
events will be discussed by Mrs.
Frank Witchey. The program fol-
lows: November 1, trip to LOngwOOd
Gardens; November 8, Education,
Youths Story, Mrs. c. S. Morris,
Mrs. J. L. Harmstead, Mrs. S. o.
Bailey and Mrs. L. B. Harrington;
November Is. Armistice Day pro-
gram, Saving Youth Through Peace,
Mrs. Ernest Raughley, Mrs. Howard
Martin, Mrs. Eugene Ross and Mrs.
w. E. Hill; November 20, Recipro-
city Day (Seaford), program COM
mittee; December 6, White Elephant
Sale, ways and means committee;
December ID, Music, young compOs-
ers, Mrs. Fred Greenly, Miss Elva
Reese. Mrs. S. l. Sapp and Mrs. Rob-
ert Green; January 3, Natural Re-
sources Of America, Mrs. William
Sheath, Mrs. Benjamin Knox and
Mrs. Ella Wilson; January 10. Adolf
escent Child. Mrs. R. J. Emory. Mrs.
l. r. Beauchamp and Mrs. R. A.
Salisbury; January II, Alaska, Mrs.
Reynolds Wilson, Mrs. G. S. Har-
rington, Mrs. L. c. Jones and Mrs. K.
J. Silvey: January "a. American
Sports, Mrs. J. Gordon Smith. Mrs.
W. S. Smith, Mrs. NJ. E. Culver and
Mrs. o. P. Mowbray; January 81,
Bible Day, Mrs. E. w. White. Mrs.
E. W. Dean and Mrs. Gilbert Tur-
ner; February z, Dramatics and Mo-
ton Pictures, Mrs. F. B. Smith, Mrs.
W. T. Chapman, Mrs. Herman Brown
and Mrs. H. ]. ThistlewoOd; Feb
ruary IA. Birthday Party, program
and hospitality committee; February
81, Interesting Young People of To-
day, Mrs. ]. NJ. Darbie. Mrs. l. H.
Rogers, Mrs. J. E. Wiley and Mrs.
Harry Boyer; February 90. Wash
ington Cathedral, Mrs. C. Fred VIII
son. Mrs. H. J. Ramsdell and Miss
Laura Fleming; March Z, American
Homes, Mrs. S. NJ. Williams. Mrs.
Charles Hopkins and Mrs. T. H.
Harrington; March IA. New York
Worlds Fair. Mrs. E. S. Richards.
Mrs. Brinton Holloway and Mrs.
John Pitlick: March 81, Public We'll
fare. Crime Prevention (Marijuana),
Mrs. C. N. Cahall. Mrs. w. H. Ca
hall and Mrs. Emmett Raughley;
March 2S, Book Review. Mrs. Paul
Hawk, Mrs. ]. W. Sheldrake, Mrs. ].
s. Harrington and Mrs. T. C. Roe; |
April 4, Art, Audubon, Mrs. John
Masten, Mrs. Albert Scheer and Miss !
Emma Downes; April IL, Garden
Day. Mrs. Norris Adams. Mrs. H. E.
CULLEN and Mrs. Fred Mayer; April
is, Reports of Committees. The OFF,
GERS of the club are: President, Mrs.
A. B. Parsons; vice president, Mrs.
Reynolds Wilson; second vice pres
ident, Mrs. T. H. Harrington; re-
cording secretary. Mrs. J. C. Mess
ner; assistant recording secretary.
Mrs. o. T. Roberts; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. C. F. Wilson; treas
urer, Mrs. ]. G. Smith; assistant.
Mrs. R. S. Emory.
May l count on you at the coming
election to aid me in winning the
office of State Representative from
he Ninth District? William w.
Sharp, Harrington, Delaware. o2S-2t
When Postmaster C. Fred Wilson
opened the bids on the contract for
the Iandscaping Of the grounds
around the new Federal post office
L was found that the Del-Mar-Va
at Lincoln we're the low
bidders, their bid being $22S.74.
other bidders included Buntings
Nursery. Selbyville. s36195; Grand
view Nurseries. Mt Vernon, N. Y.
1887 90; Sussex Nursery. Bridge
Vile, s4S5.5O; William H. Doyle,
inc. Berwyn, Pa, s45S.5O. The lands
,aping will include a hedge with
several pieces Of shrubbery. Mr.. Will
;on stated he had made recommen-
iation and forwarded all papers to
The work will likely
ret under way within the next 80
lays. Saturday. November -, has
,een selected as the date for the
dedication of the new building. The
Program is not vet complete, but