Milford chronicle., 1940-12-06
HARRINGTON

regular W@tttH8 Vt tHe Lions Ciub
held n James Restaurant % Non
dsy night q last week. stewart
Flannery. president Of the club. had
arranged nae program which in-
clnded District Governor BIT Cum-
mings Of Newport as the guest
speaker. Besides the SOCCER team
which Is composed Of Coach Paul
Hawk, Captain Thomas Peck, Robert
Galloway, Luther Hatfield, Jimmy
b Neal, Byron Burgess, William LuH
Clarence Kemp. Bill Jester, Biily
Davis, Donald Kent. Walter Krouse.
Harry Raughley. Bob Roberts, El-
mer West, Jf.. Dick Richards, Chas.
townsend. Tommy Parsons, Clyde |
Tucker, Herman G. Brown, fred |
Minner and George Hands, other
guests were D. n Long, and Rich
ard Hill of Newport; Melvin Rob !
erts. IRA Morris and J. G. Bishop Of !
this city.
Funeral services for Mrs. I.enore
Kudlac. age 5S years. widow OF The 4
late Nicholas fSlidlnc. took place 1
from 81. Johns r. G. Church IN NIL /
ford az 3 o'clock last Tuesday NOR
UlIlka = fAE SCI ANACEG MNIG
by the Rev. +. J. Mccarthy rector
OF the church. Interment was made
IN Hollywood cemetery, near this
city. Mrs. Kudlac was born in
Czecho Slovalkia hut had lived in
America for the past "a years. Mrs.
Kudlac was stricken while prepaf- i
ing a Thanksgiving dinner. She was
rushed 10 the Milford Memorial /
Hospital, where death followed an
immediate operation. She died on
Saturday, November %. The deceas-
ed is survived by q nephew, Paul
Kliement who made his home with
her, they residing on a farm about
10 miles northwest OF this city.
Funeral services were conducted
from the Boyer Funeral Home in this
city on Saturday last for Anna Price,
2 years old. small daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Price, residing in
the vicinity of Brownsville. The Rev.
r. L. Kirby. pastor Of Wesley Meth
odist Church IN BurrsylIle, had
charge Of the services Interment
was made at Greensboro. Md. Besides
her parents, the little girl is sur
vived by two sisters. !
Mrs S. NJ Williams presided over !
the regular meeting of the Harring-
ton New Century Club ON Tuesday |
afternoon, which opened in the usual J
form; Mrs T. G. Jones reading the !
Club Collect. The president announ-
ced the club would serve the dinner
to the Kent County Bankers Asso-
citation on December IL. At the same
time the club voted to accept a gift !
Of sponges to be presented by the q
dupont Company. The annual Christ
mas box to he sent TO Delaware Col ]
Ony will go forward on December 21. {
Mrs. Claude Cahall, chairman of the I
Committee, will head COM o
mittee from the club which will join a
with other units in the city to as
sist with the Christmas baskets for
The needy. Mrs. W. w. Sharp as
sisted by Mrs. Fl. J. Ramsdell, Mrs.
5. o. Bailey and Mrs. R. E. Raughley .
presented a program on books. Sew :
sral papers were prepared on the !,
.opic and read by the members. Mrs. =
presented How to Read
| Book MRS. Miniver," by Mrs. b
Ernest Raughley: Madame Dor +
hea," by Mrs. ]. R. Wilson; For :,
Whom the Bell Tolls" Mrs. Perry; =
The Family" by Mrs. J. F. Camper; :,
You Can't Go Home Again by Mrs. =
:. F. Wilson. Mrs. David Force de-
lighted the club with two humorous a.
During the social hour the !,
served refreshments to 4
arge assemblage, closing a most ~
njoyable meeting. N,
frot1dv1Ia ndmn M q A r. and y
|. NJ, of Milford, attended divine
ervices at Trinity Methodist Church 81
asst Sunday morning at IL o'clock. n
NE Rev. r. C. Jones delivered the II
ddress on the Triumph of Free a.
Iasonry."
Following a paralytic stroke on NJ
'riday. Mrs. Augusta e. Finkbiner, "
ge 50 years. wife of Charles Fink D,
iner, died at her home near Todds m
hapel early last Saturday morning, w
'Ovember 80. Funeral services were
eld from the Boyer Funeral Home r,
n Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. D.
he services were in charge of the ~
ev. ]. j. Won Hagel, pastor of the
ethel Methodist Church. Interment M,
as made in Hollywood cemetery
esides her husband the deceased is Nv,
lrvived by one son, Maurice Fink NJ,
ner, and one granddaughter, Shir-
v Finkbiner; also five sisters, Mrs. VI
aura Bradley, Farmington; Mrs. nj
cen Henry, Hobbs: Mrs. Harrison
atterfeld, Dover; Mrs. Edward o.,
Glendale; Mrs. Geo. :
lncent, Pennington; also one bro i
Ter, Reese Jones. Frederica. m,
Indications were that the regular no
Getting Of the Harrington Fire Com
my which was held on Monday eve ite
ng would be very interesting when tor
e annual election of officers took -
ace. At the November meeting !,
rec nominations were made for
e Office Of chief Chief Clarence -
loekley, former Chief H. c. Tee y ~
ID First Assistant Chief Claude N. M
hall are the nominees. II is report -
that both Tee and Cahall have re- o.s ...
sed to run for the office. leaving wa
@ present chief as the only nomi- ~
e. One faction OF the company who ~
e opposed to the present regime, ~
preparing to offer dark horse in
mination for chief against Shock ~
!. Besides the Office Of chief there iais
g other contests. c. d. Mills, the 5
esent incumbent in the presidents
air. was ren0minnted for the post IN
4 so was Vice President Milton $40
alch. Friends OF the various can per
iqtes have been working hard to cor
.ct their candidate but after the
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