Milford chronicle., 1938-04-01
HARRINGTON


According to the announcement Of
Rev. Thomas Z. Phillips, pastor OF
the Pilgrim Holiness Church, this
city will be host to a two day minis
terial convention OF the Eastern Dis
trict Of the Pilgrim Holiness Church
on April &c. General Superinten-
dent w. L. Surbrook will preach the
sermons each night followed by a
revival meeting. At the close OF the
convention, revival services will
continue for two weeks until April
IL. Preachers ON the district will
assist Mr.. Phillips in his revival
campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Longfellow,
near this city. served turkey din
ner this week to celebrate a triple
event, 1t being given in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Bullock who were
observing their wedding annlveF-
sary and also in honor Of both Mr..
and Mrs. Anstine Stafford who were
observing birthday anniversaries.
The following were among those
present: Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Bull
lock, Mr.. and Mrs. Anstine Stafford,
Mfr. and Mrs. Henry Noble. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Smith, Ralph Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Webster and
children Of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Lebeck and three children Of
Baltimore.
Harrington Review No. 4 WOmen's
Benefit Association observed its 18th
anniversary last week I'm Odd Fell
lows hall with a covered dish hn-
cheOn. Nearly fifty attended the din
neP after which cards and bingo
were enjoyed. Mrs. Elsie Barlow is
president of the Review. Chaplain
Edith ShOckley offered the blessing
at the dinner. Mrs. Edith Ryan and
Mrs. Elizabeth West headed the
committees that made the affair
success.
DIR. Frank HersOn, pastor of the Mil
ford NJ T.. Church. win be the principal |
speaker at the annual banquet OF Camp |
held in Firemen's Hall on Friday eve
ming. April 8. This organization Is oh
serving its 18th anniversary and prom /
ises one Of the best programs ever pre- |
sented. The dinner will be served by 4
tho Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Harring- |
The covered dish luncheon and social |
night sponsored by the local fire organ
izatiOns and held on Tuesday night In |
the fire house was a great success. The
dinner. arranged by the auxiliary, was
served in platter style. Cards and blngo 1
were enjoyed during the social part Of
the evening. Mrs. William G. Wechten-
hiser. Mrs. Ann Pearson. and Mrs.
Louise Adams carried of tho honors In
bingO. G. Douglas Mills. BrintOn Hollo-
Na.tnH nd Nnu
Elsie ONeal were high scorers at the
five hundred tables.
Miss Emily Collision Of Wilmington
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Cordrey.
and Mrs. Tharp Simmons and Theo-
Iiore Simmons all of Philadelphia. spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Cain.
Lyle Howard of Salisbury. Md.
spent part Of the past week with
Miss Eioise Chapman Of Western
College. Miss Catherine Rash.
OF Delaware are enjoying
their spring vacation with their re-
spectiVe parents.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Officers Club of the Women's Benefit
Association. was held at the home OF
Mrs. Charles DerricksOn on Harrlng-
ton avenue. this week. The usual OIL
I
acted after which the members en-
ioyed a social hour. Bingo was played
with Mrs. Elizabeth West. Mrs. Kath-
ryn Masten and Mrs. Edith Ryan as
prize winners. Mrs. Bernice Johnson
will entertain the club for the April
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Sharp were
visitors on Friday 4;
Mrs. Blanche Cahall has returned
nome after spending the past week with
ler mother. Mrs. Blanche Bell in WASH
nEtOn. d. G.
Henry Cain of Philadelphia called :
mon former friends here this week.
The third quarterly conference OF the
". p. Church will be held on Monday
.Vening. =. (.
II. j. Ramsdell will represent the NJ.
;. Church at the annual conference TO :
,e held in Wilmington. beginning We'd
,esday Rev. ]. F. Parker. the pastor,
Ioes not expect to RETURN for the new
conference year. .r.,
Mr.. and Mrs Noah A. Day OF VIII
ningtOn are spending few days with
ncal friends.
A. c. Creadick is in the west pur-
hasine mules and horses for the
'readicI & Rauehley. sales stable. To- :
ated near this city.
Miss Adele Masten has been re- :
ent guest Of her mother. Mrs. +. L"
Iasten at Westminster. Md.
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