Milford chronicle., 1940-11-01
HARRINGTON

uEGA AGAGAaCA ~ AAI RAO6A9AM N0AA
mittee Mrs. G. Fred Wilson, Mrs.
C. Messner. Mrs. W. w. Sharp, Mrs
N. C. Adams and Mrs. G. N. Cahall
The topics to be presented each weel
are both instructive and entertain
ing. The following officers direel
the club this year: President, Mrs
S. M. Williams; vice-president, Mrs
Ernest Raughley; second viee-pres-
ident, Mrs. Fred Bailey; recording
secretary, Mrs. Frank Witchey; as
sistant recording secretary, Mrs. j
M. Darbie; corresponding secretary,
Mrs o. T. Roberts; treasurer, Mrs.
T. H. Harrington; assistant treas
urer, Mrs. Fred Mayer; club repre-
sentative, Mrs. A. B. Parsons; press
correspondent, Mrs. W. r. Humes I;
hospitality chairman, Mrs. Ernest
Dean; Sunshine chairman, Mrs. Will
liam Sheath; auditors, Miss Elva
Reese and Mrs. Fred Greenly; trus-
tees. Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. L. B. Har-
rington and Mrs. Messner. The
program follows: October %, Fire
Prevention, Mrs. F. S. Bailey, Mrs.
T. H. Harrington, Mrs. L. r. Beauch-
amp and Mrs. Tina Mowbray; Oc-
tober 20, CEvening) Halloween
Party, Harrington School Faculty
and husbands of club members;
November IL, Red Cross Day, Mrs
J. R. Wilson, Mrs. L. R. Rogers, Mrs.
Mrs. G. S. Harrington and Mrs.
Herman Brown; November 10, Edu-
cation, Mrs. Messner, Mrs. C. F. Will
son, Mrs. Abner Hickman and Mrs.
W. E. Hill; November 26. Libraries
and Literature, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs.
H. ]. Ramsdell. Mrs. S. o. Bailey
and Mrs. R. E. Raughley; Decem-
Der 8, Delaware Day, Mrs. L. T.
Jones, Mrs. N. C. Adams, Mrs.
Jehu Camper and Mrs. Wesley But
Ter; December 10, Christmas, Mrs.
Witchey, Mrs. F. B.. Greenly, Mrs.
L. C. Jones and Mrs. S. L. Sapp;
January Z, Citizenship, Mrs. w. r.
Humes, Mrs. J. E. Wiley, Mrs.
Arnold Miller, Mrs. William Shaw;
January IA, American Homes, Mrs.
Clyde Miller, Mrs. ]. G. Smith, Miss
Emma DOwnes, Mrs. H. W. Smith
and Mrs. John Pitlick; January 81,
American Youth, Mrs. Parsons, Mrs.
Elmer Smith, Mrs. c. S. Morris and
Mrs. W. S. Smith; January 2S, Art,
Mrs. r. ]. Emory, Mrs. Stanley Ca
hall, Mrs. C. F. Montague and Mrs.
J. H. Burgess; February 4, Our
Neighbors to the North, Mrs. Rob-
erts, Mrs. Sheath, Mrs. o. T. Per-
ry, Mrs. Howard Williams; February
IL, Our Neighbors to the South,
Mrs. ]. G. Parks, Mrs. r. H. CULLEN,
Mrs. F. C. Powell and Mrs. J. W.
Hopkins; February IS, Bible Day,
Mrs. w. H. Cahall, Mrs. Ella Little,
Mrs. E. w. White and Mrs. T. C.
Jones; February 25, Public Welfare,
Mrs. C. N. CahalL, Mrs. H. L. Boyer,
Mrs. A. S. Gottlieb and Mrs. Eliza
beth Harris; March 4, Women in
War, Mrs. ]. NJ. Darbie, Mrs. A. C.
Ford, Mrs. Joseph Schwartzman,
Mrs. Charles Hopkins and Mrs. Floyd
Nasser; March II, Reciprocity Day
(HOustOn), Mrs. L. B. Harrington,
Mrs. j. S. Harrington, Mrs. Harley
Waller, Mrs. Ella Wilson, Mrs. q.
w. Dean and Miss Laura Fleming;
March IS, Relics of Interest. Mrs.
Fred Mayer, Mrs. F. B. Smith, Mrs.
E. S. Richards and Mrs. M. E.
Culver; March 25, Dramatics, Mrs.
T. J. S. Warfield, Mrs. r. B. HollO-
way, Mrs. r. E. Ross and Mrs. Cur
tbs Rash; April l, Conservation,
Miss Elva Reese, Mrs. Martha Knox, |
Mrs. w. E. Jacobs and Mrs. H. |
ThistlewoOd; April s, Music, Mrs. !
Ernest Raughley, Mrs. R. E. Green,
Mrs. Paul Hawk and Mrs. J. w.
Sheldrake; April Is, Closing Party,
RenOrt Of all committees
A Halloween masquerade party
was enjoyed by the ladies of the
Ever-Ready Workers Glass of AS
bury Church when they held their
regular meeting in the Collins
building on Monday night. In a
guessing contest as to who the mas
queraders were, Mrs. Clarence Bar
low and Mrs. William Cain were the
last ones to be identified, they were
dressed as clowns. There were
number good costumes at the party,
including a bride and groom who
proved to be Mrs. w. S. Smith and
Mrs. Wynder Massey. Mrs. W. W.
Sharp masqueraded in a full dress
suit Mrs. Reginald McKnatt i'm
personating an old lady, was very
good. Mrs. Florence Grier and her
committee had arranged a splendid
program. A short business session
followed. after which refreshments
were served. About thirty-five were
present.
Funeral services for George h.
FOrtney, aged 20 years, were held
yesterday from the Boyer funeral
home. The Rev. R. L. Kirby, pas
tor of Wesley Methodist Church at
Burrsville, had charge of the SER
vices. with interment in an adj
joining cemetery. The deceased,
who resided in the Burrsville sec
tion, was spending the day with
daughter near Whitleysburg. He
started home and suffered a heart
His body was found along I
the highway. Coroner Herman john
son conducted an inquest at the fu-
neral home. The deceased was born
in Ohio and is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Mrs. Mabel Lace,
Priest River, Idaho; Mrs. Edith {
Toledo, Ohio; Dewey
Fortney, Greensboro; Carlton Fort
ney, fredericksburg; Mrs. Evaline |
FELTON,, and Harland I
Fortney, Harrington. There are also
13 grandchildren surviving.
The Dover District Women's So /
ciety of Christian Service of the
Methodist Church will assemble here ;
tomorrow morning for the first meet
ing and will organize the society for
the Dover district. The sessions
will be held in Asbury Methodist
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