Milford chronicle., 1940-11-29
HARRINGTON

ular monthly meeting last week. The
president, Mrs. Catherine Hickman
presided over the business session
Through their Sunshine committee
chairman, Mrs. Clarence Raueblev.
arrangements are being completed
for the fruit baskets and flowers 10
be presented to the shut-ins during
the holiday season. The class also
issued a cali for ali discarded toys
They expect-to distribute them to the
needy children after the men's Bible
class has completed the repairs
necessary. A social hour with re-
Freshments followed.
At the regular meeting Of the
Harrington New Century Club last
Tuesday afternoon the club decided
TO again enroll in the annual Red
Cross drive. Mrs. s. NJ. Williams
presided over the business session
which opened ia the usual manner.
A donation is again being made to
the State Student Loan Fund. The
club also submitted a menu 70 the
bankers committee who are arrang-
ing for the bankers dinner to be
held on December II. The presi-
dent raed the governors proclama-
tion for Thanksgiving day for the
State OF Delaware. The topic for
the afternoon was ''Education'i. Mrs.
J. G. Messner, assisted by a com
mittee, presented a program includ-
ing several short readings on the
topic by member sof the club, after
which Mr.. J, G. Messner, superin-
tendent OF the local school, present
ed four educational films.
Last Monday night the Harrington
Grange entertained Trophy Grange
Of FELTON,. This was one of the pro-
grams sponsored by Kent County |
Pomona Grange Visitors from sew |
eral other oranges were present. |
Trophy Grange presented the pro-
gram in keeping with the Thanks
giving season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Neal Of
Wilmington spent Thanksgiving day
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
0'Neal.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Tee and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bailey spent
Thanksgiving Day at Georgetown
attending family dinner.
According to the announcement
VI AAAG AkGNs AULllGH II. EnllAlUH.I
pastor Of the Pilgrim Holiness
Church, two-weeks' revival will
open in his church on Sunday with
an all-day service. During the
week services will be held each
night at 1880 o'clock. Armand Doll
and wife Of Stroudsburg. Pa, have
been secured as evangelists to assist
with the services.
C. w. Cummins, district governor,
of Wilmington, will be the principal
speaker at the meeting Of the Lions
Club next Monday night. Stewart
Flannery president of the local club,
will have charge OF the program at
which time X. M. FarrOw will make
the address Of welcome. The meet
ing is to be held at James Restaur- !
ant, along the highway south Of this
town. The club will have as guests
the undefeated high school soccer
team
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Murphy
were guest sof Mr.. and Mrs. Harry :,
Shaw in Wilmington on ThanksgiV-
ing day. ?
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Jones and Mr.. !,
and Mrs. Charles Jerread were ),
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wes- :
ION in Wilmington on Thanksgiving =
Day.
Mrs. Annie Howard of near Heb :
ron is spending the weekend with a
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Tee. :
The Harrington firemen answered
/ fire alarm yesterday morning but h,
lid not go into action as ii was a x
lile Of burning leaves at the home
# Charles Jerread and was under .,
control. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Short, Jr, :.
at dinner on Sunday. N
Among the guests present were Mrs
nd Mrs. Chester DickersOn and re-
laughter of Glendale; Mrs. Alice ~
thompson Of Pennington, and Mrs. Ia
Iliee Price and family of this town. M
Philip DecktOr, Elmer Harrington, ~
,oah Cain, Edward Locates and
llaude Burnell, all of the University In
I Delaware, spent the holidays with n
heir respective parents. III
Robert Smith of the University of AZ
laryland was the guest of his par an
ats, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Smith, for er
he Thanksgiving holidays.
MIR. and Mrs. Augustus Derriekson Gl
re the guests of the latter's parents, Nv
Ir. and Mrs. Jack Caldwell. in Sun
ury, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Cain Of New &
rk, spent the weekend with his ~. ~
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hasty Cain ~ =,
Eldred Raughley of Chester, Pa,
lent the weekend with his mother, sS., .s,
RS. Ada Raughley. +A pn i'
Miss Louise Murphy Of Penn Hall 10
ehool, Chambersburg, Pa, has been =
,ending the holidays with her mo- :.
Ter. Mrs. ]. Gordon Smith. ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Fairheller Of "
'ilmington were guests Of Mr.. and - 4
rs. Preston Brown over the week -, M
ID u"'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roth and
n OF Philadelphia spent the week
ID with Mrs. Oscar Wix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Greene and
+. and Mrs. Edward Tee of VIII {
lngt0n spent Sunday with Mr. and I
rs. Elmer Tee. age
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard TyndaIl vis- tea
ID relatives in Chincoteague, Va, con
Gently. DEP
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Trice and n
tighter of Penn's Grove. N. J.. n
ire guests Of relatives here during S
: past week. J
Mrs. Sadie Hart Of Spring City. NJ.
i, has been the guest Of her par Mis-
Is. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Kichline. A
Mrs. Eleanor FARRELL and children Cha