Milford chronicle., 1938-06-10
HARRINGTON

Theatre Building for several years
has announced that she will move
her beauty parlor to the Murphy &
Hayes apartment building on Com
merce street, occupying the room
formerly used by the postoffice de-
partment. She will open the new
parlor about June IA.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Loyal Workers Bible Glass of
the NJ P. Church, was held in the
Sunday school rooms on Monday
evening. Mrs. Virginia Holloway,
Mrs. Ruth Billings, Mrs. Calvin
Simpson and Mrs. John Holloway
entertained the class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bullock
have been enjoying a motor trip to
Buffalo and other points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Hopkins
are the proud parents of baby girl
born at their home on Grant street.
Mr.. Hopkins is an employee of the
Peoples Bank.
City Manager Charles Hopkins
was among those attending the cir
Gus in Wilmington on Thursday Of
last week.
AS the result of the first fishing
trip of the season held on Thursday
night, the local Liars Club may be
asked to surrender their charter.
One of the chief liars of the club
reported very poor luck. 1t was stat
ed that only two small fish were
caught by Charles Greenhaugh and
Allen Parsons. The lying secretary
was out searching the markets early
Friday morning for some fish.
The annual Children's Day serV-
ices which marks the closing activ-
tiles of another conference year were
held at the NJ. p Church on Sunday
evening at seven O'Clock. A mixed
senior and Junior choir had charge
of the music Mrs. Gilbert Turner,
Mrs. Angie Graham, Mrs. Calvin
Simpson, Mrs. Sallie Cahall. Mrs.
Linda Layton and Mrs. Helen Melvin
trained the children and arranged
the program consisting of songs
and recitatiOns. The following chill l
dren took part: ,
Exercise, Jewels" by four pri-
mary children and six beginners, ,
Leslie Wix, Joyce O'Neal; "Beauti- ,
full Daisies" three primary girls;
Irene Lacrosse, Mary Reta Hurd. ,
Robert Shuttle, Martha Gruwell, Pa
tricia Holloway, Shirley Simpson,
Patsy Ann Billings, Melen Kirkby' /
Phyllis Hopkins; quartet, He AL
ways Knows" Mrs. Ruth Neamish,
Mrs. Jennie Creadick, Oscar Neamish
and Irving E. Locates; Gladys WiX.
Billy Jester, Curtis Melvin. Billy
Clarkson, Tommy Derrickson, Chas.
Robertson, David Turner, Doris Hall
and four primary girls; Thelma Null
holland, Curtis Melvin, Betty Jane
Williams and four girls.
Even the Rev. Gilbert Turner was
on the program for speech and his
was happy one when he thanked
all who had made the past confer
ence year success. The Children's
Day Offering amounted to nearly
ss5. The Loyal Workers class of wo-
men hustled this time and were able
10 ton the Mems Bible class in the
amount of money raised. Mr.. Tur-
Der left for the annual conference
at Westminster. Nd, on Wednesday
Harry Gruwell will repre-
sent the church as a delegate at the
conference. The pastor takes re-
port to conference indicating that
lll bills have been paid, the Mary
and Conference assessments have
,een paid 1907 with over fifty per
ent paid on general conference as
essments.
The first activities in connection
nth closing exercises Of Harrington
Iigh School were held at the NJ. +,
hurch last Sunday morning when
is estimated that close to five
undred were present for the bac-
alaureate sermon delivered by Rev.
,Obert Green, pastor of the church,
ssisted by Rev. Gilbert +. Turner
f the Methodist Protestant Church.
lden Ramsdall, Charles Peck.
rank Jester and Alvin Brown. for
Ter graduates of the local high
chool. acted as ushers. The SER
ices started at II o'clock with an
rgan prelude with Mrs. Ada Jones
yilson at the console. A section in
le front of the church was reserv-
d for the graduates, Junior class.
iculty and members of the school
Oard. The ushers led the process
On ND the center aisle followed by
lnior class who then stood aside
flowing the seniors to pass through.
r. Green delivered a very able SER
ION on the topic, "Vision Splendid"
he theme of his sermon was
ell known people of the past CEN
Higher, Higher" He referred to
ell known people of the past CEN
Try, Helen Keller and Beethoven.
9TH of whom achieved wonderful
lccesses in life. Pastor Green re-
inded his audience that our pres
1t school system got its foundation
the New England States from
eas of Horace Mann. Mr.. Green di-
,cted his closing remarks to the
ass of 1898 and said: "You will
ave many tasks, opportunities will
Dme to you that no other class has
i'd and as you go forth from the
.bool from which you will gradu-
e, may your motto be Higher and
igher'"
On Tuesday night the Varsity Club
ince was held in the high school
Iditorium. An orchestra from Dem
N furnished the music. Members
the senior class were awarded