Milford chronicle., 1939-11-24
HARRINGTON


The services were in charge of the
Rev G. +. Turner. pastor of Trinity
Methodist Church. Mr. Kotlaba made
his home with son since the death
Of his wife about two years ago. He
is survived by Two sons. Frank, near
Harrington, and John Kotlaba. of
Scranton, Pa. Interment was in
Hollywood Cemetery.
William Earl Thawley. aged 81
years, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
F.. Thawley of this town. died in the
Milford Memorial Hospital last
Tuesday morning where he became
a patient last Friday. Mr. Thawley
was born near Denton and resided
near Milford for several years. Pri-
vate funeral services were held at
the home, with Rev. Robert f. Green
of Asbury Methodist Church, Officiat-
ing. Besides his parents, the de-
ceased is survived by three sisters
and two brothers Mrs. j. A. Sykes.
Portsmouth. Va. Mrs w. n. Keys.
Denton. Mrs Paul A. Shaw, Will
mingtOn; Elbert J. Thawley. Jackson
willie, Texas: Dan Thawley. New
BritOn, Conn. lnterment was at
Greensboro, Md
Rev. Thomas j. burlington. of
Denton, was the chief seaker at the
fellowship dinner held in the Sapp
Memorial building OF Trinity Method
ist church. Tuesday night. Mr..
Huntington spoke on the topic Eel
lOwship" The dinner was sponsored
by the Fellowship Bible Class of the
church DR.. r. J. Emory served as
POSTMASTER and Prof. J. C.. Messner
and Melvin BrOfst led the community
sing. I. h. Locates was chairman of
the social committee. about sixty-five
attended including members of the
Rotary Club and Booster Bible class
of Asbury Church Brief remarks
were made by the Rev Robert r.
Green. and Rev Gilbert T.. Turner.
Frank WitChey and Walter J. Paskey,
Sr. Mr.. Huntington sang a solo
Mrs. Claude n. Cahall on Tuesday
entertained Mrs. ]. r. Wilson and
Mrs. William W. Sharp at luncheon
in honor of Mrs. Clarence Fraim of
Wilmington
Mrs Reynolds Wilson presided at
the regular meeting of the Ilarring-
ton New Century Club this week at
which time it was announced that
there would he no club meeting next
week but on November %. Mrs. W. W.
Sharp will give a book review on
titled Next to ValOur," by John
Jennings Mrs Stanley Cahall read
a very nice selection of current
events for the week. Public Wei
tare Works in Delaware" was the
topic under discussion and the chief
speaker of the afternoon was Mrs.
Clarence Fraim of Wilmington. Mu-
steal selections were rendered by
Miss Irene Daniels of Milford, who
played an accordion and Miss Ber-
nice Lingo sang. Miss Hazel Kern
did some fancy tap-daucinG The
program for the day was in charge
of Mrs. Blanchc Cahall. Mrs W II.
Cahall. Mrs. W 5. Smith and Mrs.
Harley Waller Mrs T. S Richards.
Mrs. Ernest Dean and Mrs. Emmett
Raughley will assist with the pro-
gram on November Is
On SUNDAY. November tg death
closed - busy career Tor one oi this .
city's unSi h"lovod lddirs. when
Miss Virg gina l.. McClcavcv. age 7f .
years. di Il in lhc jefferson IIospital.
Philadalpltia t,utriing The school I
teaching profession - au carly age.
she prnhIhiy taught over ltalt of the I
OF TIM, community Miss |
Jenny" always taught iho first grade I
and was Il teacher h"iuyrd 10y every :
one who had that rdrr distinction of .
kindly sympathetic feel 1
iugi towards her pupils Rarely was
il nPCCsSi- y so NEip "a child for dis
she htl n more kindly
way. F'o" years aft"r h"y ,chnlars had !,
passed through the local school she
was greeted Ou H." street with the
above familiar stiulJtiun Some of
her students arr EOW following the
teaching profession. while others
who took Ep teaching after finishing
school nave T"iIrrd Thirty-iwo
Years ago she Sa?c ua teaching to
accept position with the Jctrcr-
son Hospital as superintendent OF
HE Nurses Home, whore Sh" was
Employed until all.. djrd Miss Nc
'leavey was horn IN Maryland Flu
Ieral services were hold from The
lOmc of her sister. Mrs Garrett $.
harrington on "Wednesday afternoon
It O'Clock The Rev Robert T..
;reen. pastor of Asbury Methodist
'hurch. had charge of the services
BESIDES Mrs. Harrington the de
eascd is survived hy another sis
er. Mrs. John Barlow of Dover aud
me brother, viii McClcayey OF this
'ity. lntermeut was made in Holly
wood cemetery
The senior class of the high school
$ busily engaged in rchcarsals for
heir annual class play that will be
,iven in the high school auditor
um ON Friday evening, Decemher |.
III" thr"e act comedy Il will!
WON'T" promises TO he entertaining
rom start 10 finish
Mrs. Herbert Ryan OF RridGcville.
las been Il recent guest of her daugh-
fr. Mrs. Clarence Barlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Trice of
'enns Grove. y. j., were guests of
ricuds here over the week k-cnd.
Mrs. Norris Adams aud Mrs. Er-
est RaUghiey have beer visiting
rieuds N New Jersey
Mr.. aud Mrs Howard Williams are :,
niOying vacation in the West as
he guests OF relatives in Miller. Mo. :
Mrs, Amy stone has returned home ,
rom visit with relatives in Hays. !
. C.
Mrs Roxie Taylor is seriously i'll ,,
I her home on South Commerce !
lreet.
Miss Virginia Hammond. of viii
lingtOn, has been The guest OF her :
areuts. M. and Mrs. Harry Ham =
,ond ~