Milford chronicle., 1939-12-15
HARRINGTON

recording secretary, Leonard Horle
man; financial secretary, Grove
Lord; treasurer, G. Tharp Harring
ton. Several nominees declined Il
serve as fire recorder, so Eugen,
Nelson was elected for another term
During the past month the compan,
answered four alarms, three of then
in the rural districts and one cit,
call Maurice Hall was unanimousI
elected to membership in the com
pany, while the application of Har.
vey Porter was deferred until mex
meeting.
A committee working on the prop.
osition of a new water cooler for the
club rooms reported The company
decided 20 purchase the cooler nam
ing the original committee, Warren
r. Moore, c. ID. Mills and George j.
Swain, to make the purchase
Assistant Chief Claude ~ Cahall
and Chief Engineer Dave Harrington
were authorized to check over the
equipment and put ii in first class
condition. The newly elected officers
will he Installed in January.
Harrington Grange Patron of Hus-
bandry, held their regular meeting in
Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday night
of last week. The main business of
the evening was the election of Off
GERS for the new year resulting as
follows: Master, Alfred h. Sharp;
Overseer, Otis l.. Smith; lecturer,
Mrs. Edith Brown; steward, Ernest
Vogl; assistant steward. Leonard
Taylor; chaplain, Mrs ID. r. Link;
secretary, Mrs. Otis l.. Smith; gate
keeper, W. J. Paskey, ST.; Ceres,
Mrs. Alfred L. Sharp; Pomona, Mrs.
H.C. Rawding; Flora, Mrs. c. Ar
thur Taylor: lady assistant steward
Mrs. Leonard Taylor.
The senior choir of Asbury Church
held bake sale in the Stanley Ca
hall grocery store last Saturday
morning.
Joseph Fish. age As years, died at
his home along the State highway,
near this city, early Sunday morning,
after being i'll for several months,
later suffering paralytic stroke
from which he never rallied. Mr..
Fish was born in Russia. coming TO
the United States thirty years ago.
For the past seven years has owned
and managed shirt factories in Del
aware. AT the time of his death he
operated the Junior Shirt Company
of Greensboro, Md. The body was
taken to Philadelphia where funeral
services were conducted in the Jew
ish religion. The deceased is surviv-
ed by his widow, Mrs. Dora Fish and
one daughter. Emma.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Sharp. Mrs. II.
f. Quillen and Mrs. James Cahall
were Philadelphia visitors on Mon
day.
Earl Thomas, owner and operator
of feet of trucks has purchased the
home of l.. G. Markert on Center
street.
Mrs. Elmer Tee and daughter Eve
lyn visited Philadelphia on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Camper have
moved from the farm and are resid-
ing in this city on DOrman street in
the proDerty formerly occupied by
Samuel Raughley.
Asbury Methodist Church
Robert f. Green, Minister
Church school 9:45 a. m.
Uric Morris general superintend-
ent.
While the shepherds were watch
ing their fiOcks on the Hills Of Judea
during the first Christmas the angel
said unto them: Fear not: for, be-
hold, bring you good tidings of
great joy which shall be to all peO-
pie. For unto you is born this day
in the city of David, Saviour, which
is Christ the Lord AS the shep-
herds went to Bethlehem TO find
Christ Child may we also this year
seek to find the true Christmas spir-
il by preparing our hearts spiritual
ly for the Christ Child this Christ |
mas. One way in aiding us TO make
this preparation is by studying the i
Bible. Plan to study some of the |
great truths OF the Bible with MS |
this Sunday. Glasses for every age.
Morning worship IL Il. III.
Senior choir will sing anthem.
Dedication of the Christ Chapel
for Youth in memory OF Mrs Addie
Satterfield will take place during the
service. Rev. DR.. Walter A. Hearn,
district superintendent, will preach
the dedication sermon. This chapel
has been made possible through the
gift of Mrs. Satteriield's daughters.
the Ever Ready Bible Class, the Ep-
worth League and the generosity
members and friends of the church
The committee in charge OF con-
the chapel was composed
of w. w. Sharp, Mrs. Lorenzo Jones,
Mrs. Horace Quillen, Mrs. Louis
Jones, Mrs JAS Cahall, Mrs. Ernest
Dean and Miss Marian Price. Menu
hers of the Ever Ready Bible Class
and Epworth and Junior Leagues
will attend in a body. We welcome
you to worship with us.
Junior League 6:30 p. H.. Collins
Building.
Youth Service 6:30 p. M. Christ
Chapel
Evening service 1890 O'Clock.
The senior choir directed by Paul
Hawk and accompanied by Mrs.
Fred Wilson on pipe organ will sing
their Christmas music.
Tableau, "The First Christmas
Sermon by minister.
Singing of the Christmas carols by
the congregation. Let us prepare our
hearts for the dawn of the Christmas
season by attending the services OF
he church.
Friday evening, December 22. at
T:30 o'clock, the Nursery, Beginners
md Junior departments of the Sun
lay school will present a Christmas
i'm the Collins Build
ng. A white gift service will be held
n connection with the entertain
nent We are asking all who are able
o bring gifts at this service suit
Lhla IN Gil haskaiS for the needy