Milford chronicle., 1939-02-10
HARRINGTON


Smith read a very interesting article
on the American theater. Mrs. Arnold
Miller read an article on Motion Pic
lures and then gave fine review
OF the picture 1.-The Great Waltz.
Mrs. Paul Hawk. with a well-knOwT
composition, Tales of the Viennest
Woods" A preview of the picture
Jesse James" was read by Mrs
Hannum. Mrs. Herman Brown re-
viewed the picture. Boys Town
Those in charge of the program in
cluded, Mrs. f.. B. Smith, Mrs. w. Il
Chipman, Mrs. Herman Brown. Mrs
II. j. ThistlewOOd. Mrs. Hannum and
Mrs. Arnold Miller. There will &c no
meeting next Tuesday afternoon as
the club is giving a birthday party
in the evening. A covered dish
| luncheon will open the party at $50
o'clock. All members and their
families are invited.
United States Senator Robert NJ.
| I.aFOlltste. Jr.. of Wisconsin. is
scheduled To make the chief address
at the annual meeting of the Kent
County Educational Association, to
bC Il i'tlfA hhi - e
The sessions will open at 9:l5 A. NJ.
in the high school. the first session
being devoted to sectional meetings.
general discussions and general
business meeting. All teachers hav-
ing any questions to he discussed
should have them ready for presen-
tatiOn at the general business meet
ing in the morning; Il question box
will be provided for convenience at
the entrance to the high school.
Senator LaFOllette will discuss Our
Economic Problems" in his address.
Luncheon will he served by the ladies
of the Harrington New Century Club
Cn DOrman street. The luncheon cost
will be fifty cents and reservations
must he made by February llth in
order that the Century Club may
know better how to prepare for the
occasion. Swain'S Hotel and several
restaurants are properly equipped
to serve you il not registered with
the club. Archie a. Feagan Of this
town is president of the Kent Coun-
" Educational Association.
Senator and Mrs. Earl Sylvester
delightfully."- entertained Il number of
their friends at a dinner and bridge
party on Wednesday evening at their
home ON Delaware avcnue. The
guests included Mr. and Mrs. l.. T.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Powell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore II. Harring-
ton, Dr. and Mrs. r. J. Emory, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred b. Greenly. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Brown Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Z. Quillen. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Gordon Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson
and Miss Elva Reese. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. Greenly
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson were the
prize winners.
Over $50 fathers rubbed elbows
with their own sons or foster son
for the evening when they assem-
hlcd i'm the Collins Educational
luilding for the annual Fathers and
Sans Banquet sponsored 10y The two
=churehcs saofssth.s =iaEIr&;
Gifts were presented TO the oldest
father, Willie Wr0ten. aged 7j wears.
and to the youngest son, Robbie
Green. aged 4 years. Samuel Short.
Jr. welcomed the guests in behalf of
the fathers and Junior Knox re-
spOmded for the sons. Frank Witchey
served as chairman and introduced
tlc various numbers on the pro
gram. Paul llawE led the cofnlnun-
iiy singing with Mrs. Hawk az ia"
piano.
A turkey dinner WAS served by Ia"
4 A a Gn..f.fu
sters enjoyed il very much pro-
gram of music and other features in .
Guiding AN address by Rev Olive" J. /
Collins of St Pauls II r, Church. .
were on the program. Harry f.
sang Il tenor solo. Little
Gray Home in the West accompan-
ich by Mrs. Robert f. Green \
quartet. II. +. Murphy. Rohrrl T.. .
Green. Jerry q. Smith and Norman
Smith. sang two selections.
Harrington Review No. Womcn's
Benefit Association is making plans /
to celebrate their fifteenth annivCr-
sary on February Sth. with = turkey
dinner. All members and their hus- (
Lands are invited.
The young people held forth in the
". =. Church Sunday when special
services were arranged. At the close
Of the Sunday School session special
recognition was given three mem
bers for their lifelong service. Mr..
+. LeCateS, at present church
chOrister, has served his church for
sixty years, starting rs secretary at
he age of IL years. Mr.. l.eGates
has been Il teacher and superintend-
pnt. Mr.. Benjamin Knox affiliated
himself with the church in 1884. he
anne secretary when he was twenty
Years old. Also served as superin-
endemt and is at present teacher of
a class and financial steward on
he board of stewards. Strangely
-nOugh both men are BARRIERS and
work side by side daily in the shop
Jf Mr.. Knox. A third member to be
IGNORED was Mrs. Arlington WiX who
IS an active worker after ~ years
She has served in all departments Of
he Sunday School and is superin-
endent of the Cradle Roll. Superin
cndent ElwOod Gruwell presented
.aCh with small token. Others who
iave served a number of years and
who were given special mention in
.luded Mrs. Sally Cahall, Arlin..Jn
NiX. Mrs Vertie Cahall, Mrs.. Elvia
Sapp. Mrs. Jennie Creadick, Miss
Matte Smith. Mrs. Lewis Clymer
md Arnctt Potter.
For the past three weeks members
md friends of the church have been
Isked to vote their choice of name
or the local church. On Sunday
tight the report indicated fifty-seven
lad voted and had selected fourteen
Iifferent names. However the three