Milford chronicle., 1940-03-22
HARRINGTON

Private Clarence N. LynCn Oh the
State Police Force was the guest
speaker at the regular meeting of
the Harrington Lions Club held on
Monday night at James Restaurant,
addressing the club on Safety" La
tel during the program the club was
given membership trophy and the
president, X. M. FarrOw, was given
the Melvin Jones birthday award.
others who received paperweight
awards included Jehu Camper, De-
Witt Tatman and William Shaw.
George w. Evans, about 81 years
OF age, retired signalman for the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
died of heart attack in his home on
Clark street early Friday morning of
last week. MIR. Evans was born in
Maryland but had lived in this city
fol the past Is years He had thirty
years service with the railroad COM
pany. His remains were taken to
Lewes where funeral services were
held. His wife. Mrs. Jennie Evans,
died a little over a year ago.
The choir of Trinity Methodist
Church sang a beautiful cantata for
the Palm Sunday services ON Sunday
morning. The sOlOists included Will
liam Simth, Melvin Brob3t, Herbert
Nichols, Mrs. J. L. Scott, Mrs. Oscar
Nealnish, and Mrs Ernest Raughley.
Mr.. BrObst and Mrs. George b. Pot
ter were at the console. In the eve
ming the Rev. G. L. Turner opened
his evangelistic service that will con-
tinue each night this week. Visiting
ministers are expected to assist with
the service.
The Rev Thomas II. Phillips has
announced the opening OF two
weeks revival service at the Pilgrim
Holiness Church beginning last Sun
day night and continuing each night
thu ough the two weeks with three
services OH Sunday. The Rev. p. o.
Carpenter of Ashland. kentucky,
will bring the gospel messages and
the Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Wade OF
indianapolis. Ind. are cvangelistic
singers. The service will close on
March 81.
Miss Sara L. Clifton has returned
TO the Children's Hospital in Wash
ington, d. C.. TO resume her studies
after a three weeks illness at the
uOiIiE Vi litl lJttA GAAtos MI anu WIZ -
W. Clifton of this city.
Miss Charlotte Beauchamp of New
ark, spent ,he weekend with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Beau
champ. Il
Miss Doris Harrington, of CAM
zen. spent the weekend with her mo-
ther. Mrs. Elizabeth Harrington.
Mrs. George w. TOppin and daugh-
ters, of Rehoboth, have been recent
guests of Mrs. Charles w. Hopkins.
Jonathan w. Clifton. Jr.. who grad
uated from GOldey College in Janu-
airy has accepted position with
Stern and Company, in Wilmington.
Mrs. Mary Bullock and son Jay
were Wilmington visitors during the
past week.
Berlin Brown of the Medical Corp,
Fort dupont, spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Brown.
Philip Dccktor. student at the
University 0f Delaware, spent the
weekend with his parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Abraham DeCktOr.
Harry c. EEEssiE=aftae 3 uiReEaitssi
of North Carolina is the guest of his
parents for the spring vacation. The
final term OF the school year will
open next Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Jones of
Easton, Pa, spent the past week
with Mrs Robert X. Jones.
Lindsey McVey, of Cambridge. Md.
has been a recent guest of his aunt,
Mrs Amy Stone.
Mrs. Helen Cordrey and Mrs.
Charles Hopkins spent part of the
past week in Philadelphia.
e. W. White of Baltimore spent the |
weekend with his family here.
Harry Harrington of Wilmington,
was the guest of friends here over
the weekend.
Gone With the Wind" is being /
featured at The Reese Theatre all
this week with three performances
daily.
Mrs. Hester F. Reed spent the
weekend with her sister. Mrs. Pau
line Newton at Dover.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stroud and Miss
Ruth Stubbs, of Wilmington. were
tht guests of their father, Nathan
over the weekend.
Mrs. Scott Powell, of Baltimore.
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson were
visitors on Sunday. MIR.
Jackson, connected with a tree sur
gerry company here. has severed his I
connection with the company, NOV
ing his family TO Ardmore. where he
will become, foreman Of similar
Herbert Nichols of Townsend spent
the weekend with Mr and Mrs. A. 2,
c. Creadick. !
Mrs. Irene Alloway. of BlaCkwOOd,
n. j.. was the guest of her father,
L. Rsughlcy over the week
end
The annual membership meeting of
Trinity Methodist Church will be
held next Friday night at the close Of
the revival service. Church officials,
trustees. stewards and
other officers will he elected for the
new conference year which begins I
May 1.
Asbury Methodist Church
Robert +. Green, Minister
Good Friday service will be con-
lucted in the church from IL to 3 y.
a. ExhOrtatiOns from the Seven Last
Words of Christ from the Cross will
1e given by Rev. Gilbert Turner. of
Rev. Ira Crum, of Hous-
on; Rev Douglas MilbuTy. of Fed
Rev. Harvey IIufnal, of
Greenwood: Rev. Preston Spence, of
Rev. Walter Beckwith,
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