Milford chronicle., 1940-05-10
HARRINGTON

LII. H. W. COmeSySs memDeI OF
the Lions Club of Clayton, carried
off top honOrs at the trap shoot
that was sponsored by the Lions
Club of this city. and which was
conducted at the Kent and Sussex
Fair grounds last Saturday after
noon. Other prize winners included:
Ridgely w. Vane, Clarence Morris.
George Hill. Albert Simpson, L.
Brown, John Holloway, Jehu Cam
per. Dewitt Tatman, ]. Richards. E.
Griffith. N. Oscher, e. LOngfellOw
and Loren B. Harrington. Others
who did not shoot well enough 10
-get tn the prize winning class in
cluded: B. Stafford. Henry Bullock.
Fount Billings, Richard Bullock.
Franklin Swain. Lewis Clymer, C. d.
Mills and George Short.
A citizen of several states during
his life time, Henry c. Reynolds, age
"a years, died at his home on DOrman
street, this city, late Wednesday
night, May 1. Mr.. Reynolds was born
in Knoxville, Illinois, and several
years later purchased a farm and
moved to Delaware. He later sold the
farm and moved to Connecticut Sew
en- months ago his family moved
back to Delaware. Mr. Reynolds was
retired farmer and had been inca
pacitated for several years. Funeral
services were held from the Boyer
Funeral Home on Saturday after
noon at o'clock. The Rev. Robert |
E. Green, pastor of Asbury Metho- |
dist Church, officiated The deceased /
is survived by his widow. Mrs. May |
Reynolds and three children, Mrs |
Harold Babbitt and Herbert Rey- |
nolds of Thompson, Conn, and Mrs. |
William G. Wechtenhiser of this city. |
A brother resides in PalO, Montana, !
and a sister. Miss Kate Reynolds, in
illinois. There are five
grandchildren. Interment
was made in Hollywood cemetery.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Harrington Fire Company was
held in the fire house on Monday
evening.
Miss Ruthann Moore has return
ed home after spending some time
with her brother. William Moore. in
Louisiana.
Rev. Robert e. Green of this city,
Rev. c. G. Won Hagle of Greenwood,
Rev. Roy Tawes OF HurIock and Rev.
Albert Huntington of Parsonsburg,
Nd, wsre among those attending the
ienerai Conference from this sec
ion during the past week.
Mrs. John Bullock of Dover visited
With her children here on Satur-
lay
Rev. ]. r. Bailey. Of Georgetown,
occupied the pulpit at Trinity Meth
dist Church ON Sunday due to the
llness Of the pastor. the Rev. G. E.
turner.
DR.. H. w. Smith is making prepa-
atiOns TO build a new Office adjOin-
lg his home on Fleming street
Sapp and Brown are enlarging one
{ their store buildings on Clark
treet by the addition of new store '
rOnt. a
DR.. W. T. Chapman is having the ;,
ront of the Salisbury Building on c
larke street remodeled. The en- a
rance to the building has been NOV a
over to the center with new win 3
Ows installed. The building is oc-
upied by the Penn Supreme Ice
ream Company. b
The regular monthly meeting OF \
le Loyal Workers Glass OF Trinity i
Iethodist Church was held at the
ONE Of Mrs Lewis Clymer on Reese n
venue. Monday evening.
T. G. Riley, Of Washington. ID. c.,
Dent the weekend with his mother. i
Irs. r G. Riley o
Mrs. Sewell Downes of Wilmington Al
llled upon friends here during the
ast week. !,
Announcement has been made by L
rs. G. S. Morris, chairman of the n
ancer Control Committee that the y
lmpaign In this section was sue
,ss when her committee succeeded :,
raising nearly fifty dollars. The y
impaign was sponsored by the Har- N