Milford chronicle., 1939-02-03
HARRINGTON

sion of the club on Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. W. W. Sharp followed
the business session with a short
reading of parliamentary law. Mrs.
]. Gordon Smith had charge of the
program for the afternoon and Sc
cured George w. Ayars. director of
physical education in the state, for
the speaker. Mr.. Ayars gave a very
interesting address on american
Sports" Mrs. w. S. Smith, Mrs. M.
E. Culver and Mrs. o. P. Mowbray
assisted Mrs. Smith with the pro-
gram. Two piano solos were played
by Katherine Louise Messner On
February IA, the husbands of the
club members will get a break-the
club is planning to hold a birthday
party to begin at $3.50 o'clock with
covered dish luncheon. Each mem
her who attends is expected to
bring a covered dish of food. The
Bible will be discussed at the next
meeting of the club. Mrs. f. W.
White. Mrs. E. w. Dean and Mrs.
Gilbert E. Turner will have charge
of the program.
Mrs. Frank c. O'Neal of this town,
president of the Delaware Volunteer
Firemen's Auxiliaries Association,
has appointed the following chair
men to serve during her term of
office: Resolutions, Mrs. Cassie
Keen, RehobOth; publicity, Mrs.
Alice Ruth, Newport; Mrs. George
Swain, Harrington, and Mrs. Norris
Tull, Seaford. Pianist, Mrs. Baynard
Smith, Harrington; chaplain. Mrs.
James Wilgus. Selbyville. The Off
GERS of the association, besides Mrs.
O'Neal, include: Vice-president, Mrs.
Volta Long, Selbyville; secretary,
Mrs. Nan Laws Woods, Richardson
Park; treasurer, Mrs. Clara Cashell,
Christiana; directors. Mrs. James
Berry, Bellefonte, Mrs. r. B. Smith, |
Harrington, Mrs. Robert Shaeffer. |
Ocean View The annual convention |
will be held at Rehoboth, with the
Rehoboth Auxiliary acting as host
ess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jehu F. Pampu have !
returned home from a two weeks
visit in Florida.
Funeral services for Noah Dearth,
aged IS years, who died at his home
near Adamsville, Sunday night. from
complications, was held from the
Boyer funeral establishment Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock. The
services were in charge of the Rev.
w. F. Schmidt of Dover. The de-
ceased is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Lucinda Dearth, and nine children
Mrs. Laura Wyatt and Arthur Dearth
of Pennington; Edward Dearth and
Mrs. Lizzie Schiff of Harrington; I
Elva Dearth, Columbus, Ohio; Mrs. {
Maggie Robinson, Denton; Mrs. An
ME Jennings and Mrs. Bertha Jen-
nings, Portsmouth, Va. and John {
Dearth of ChillicOthe. Ohio. One Sis |
ter Mrs. Lucretia Freeman, of Co
lumbus, Ohio, also survives. Mr..
Dearth was born in Ohio. Interment !
was made in Wesley cemetery. Burrs- |
Vile, Md.
Without warning and without seek
ing the aid of local police, Federal !
Agents Daily and Smith, accompanied
by other officers, swoOped down on
vplacesvin andpneaFs this town :
about $3.50 o'clock Saturday night |
and arrested Mrs. Georgia Austin {
and her son Johnny Adams, Otis
Clark, Ernest Tharp, Katherine Mar I
tin and Clarence Porter. Clark, \
Martin and Tharp are colored, while \
the other prisoners are white. For v
few weeks, it is said, the agents have
been gathering evidence and sue r
ceeded in making purchases in each
case. After the raid four car loads L
of officers and prisoners went to a
Dover where the prisoners were L
placed in Kent county Jail to await t
= further hearing before United f
States Commissioner Polk. L
Miss Ruth Laramore of Whining d
ton spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel L. Denney.
Senator and Mrs. Earl Sylvester
the Bald Pate Club at
breakfast in Dover on Sunday morn
ing. The following were among those u
present: DR.. and Mrs. Carl Scull,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Boyce, Mr.. and {
Mrs. James Bice, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey y
Davis and Professor and Mrs. Hall N
Downes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Tee spent n
Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. ]. T. n
Bailey in Milford. L
Edward Mack of Milford, Michigan, "
las been spending the past two
weeks with his brother, Louis Mack, 9
near town. 81
Team No of the Harrington New
Century Club is holding a card and =
Dingo party in the club house this NJ
evening.
Team No. of the Harrington al
New Century Club will hold a bake
,ale in SWANS Store next Saturday W
VI. +. Church j.
Robert Z. Green, Minister da
Church school 9:45 a. m.
Uric Morris, general superintend- vi vi
mt @ 1t
The Bible is the lighthouse of the ~. ~
world to the old, the young, the sick, 80
he we'll, the poor, the friendless and AZ
hose who feel the need of a Saviour. 49,
is teachings instruct man by per- l.,
onal experience how to discover DO
iod through Christ. The Bible is
be supreme text book which points On
ut to our generation today the need 90
fresh experience with God. BIZ ri
lie instruction for every age group Ce
ill be taught in the Sunday school
lis Sunday. Plan to study with us. fal
Morning worship IL a. IN. da
Senior choir will sing anthem. Br
Memorial service will be conduct
l. Sermon subject: "The Ascent to ed
dal