Milford chronicle., 1940-03-15
HARRINGTON

responded 10 the nome or hOWar
Tyndall on Mechanic street. tn
property is owned by B. H. McKnat
On Monday morning they respOnde
10 a call at the home OF Edwar
Mnlholland in the rural section 70
a chimney fire.
William w. Sharp, Herbert Won
GOerres, C. Fred Wilson, o. C. Pass
more and Ira W. Roe attended q Ma
sonic lodge meeting in Dover las
week. An initiation In the cOnslst0rl
degree was held by the Masons.
Mrs. w. w. Sharp and Mr.. ant
Mrs. l.. T. Jones spent Saturday II
Wilmington.
Walter Moore of Wilmington
: spent the weekend with his sister
Mrs. Virginia Clarkson.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swain Of Phil
adelphia, spent the weekend with
their respective parents.
Mrs. Lille Euright of Wilmington
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Nimrod Minner.
Mrs. NJ. h. Po0re has returned
home after spending the winter with
relatives in Pennsylvania.
Miss Amanda Rash of West Ches-
tel State Teachers College spent the
week END with her father, e. B. Rash.
Paul Trader, student at the Uni
verslty Of Delaware, spent the week.
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Trader.
Miss Virginia Hammond of Will
mington spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ham
m0nd, near this city.
Mrs. Pearl Satterfleld of Whining
ton, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Cahall.
Firemen attending the meeting of
the company on Monday night SEEM
ed to have come with chip on their
shoulders demanding action on the
part of some committees that have
been lying dormant AS result the
BYLAWS Committee was discharged
from further duties and another COM
mlttee named to secure some access
sOries for the club rooms was also
fired. A set of bylaws submitted by
a committee was tabled for future
action. c. d. Mills presided over the
business session at which time, c. r.
Montague, Earl Nelson, Benjamin |
Rash and Calvin Simpson we're elect
ed to membership The company ans
Wered six alarms during the month |
OF February. four in the city and |
two in the rural sections
G. T. Harrington, Jack Macklin |
and Milton Welch were selected TO
represent the company at the next
county meeting. The delegates will
also arrange for the cOmpany's par
ticipatiOn in the Ladies' Night pro-
gram.
Former Chief Morris P. Kichline
resigned his position as janitOr at
the fire house on account of Ill
health. Wilbur Pearson was select
ed to fill the position temporarily.
The company and city council con-
Eidered applicants for a permanent
appointment, but reached no decis-
ion. The applicants included James
Frampton, Everett Kemp, George
Jester and MIR. Pearson. The flremen
are very much impressed with the
work being done by Mr.. Pearson and
80 informed city council. The final
decision will be made BY the latter
body. At the close of the meeting
the lrenen were guests aL Stones
Hotel where the proprietor served
oysters.
Mrs. Herman Brown presided over
the regular meeting of the Home
Demonstration Club this week. The I
club had as their guest. Miss Hazel I
Darrell, county agent. Miss Darrell q
discussed colOrs and materials.
About thirty members attended the d
meeting, with two new members add Il
ii to the rolls.
Mrs Elmer Cain reported that 81 i
garments had been made for the Red n
ross Mrs. Aria Masten and Mrs
Earl Noble reported on health q
Meeting they attended at Oak Grove o
The club is planning bus trip to A
TO attend flower show. il
irs. Clarence Tharp is chairman of
he committee. The trip ia planned cl
NJ March l3. Mrs. Charles Derrick S
on and Mrs. Clarence ShOckley p
eaded the committee which prOvid-
d the entertainment for the after h
OOn. s.
The Mems Bible Glass of Trinity NJ
IethOdist Church il sponsoring
y5ter and ham supper in the Sapp 81
building next Wednesday NJ
light. The maa will serve as wait
RS ri
The regular monthly meeting of E,
be WOmen's Missionary Society will NJ
" held at the home of Mrs. Lizzie W
larTis on Center street. next We'd
esday afternoon. IL
OHth Banquet n
The Youth of Asbury Methodist ia
hurch, Harrington. are holding gl
outh banquet in the Collins Edu- CO
atiOnal Building OF the church this nl
riday evening at 6:30 o'clock. Miss
velyn Adams aud Jonathan Clifton M
ave arranged the following pro- hr
ram: af
Invocation by Vincent Harris.
Music by orchestra. Ju
Group singing led by Rev Robert ce
reen. Ml
Banquet. th
Music by Orchestra. ofi
Reading. Miss Margaret Sherwood.
Group singing. dir
Violin solo. Mrs. Jas. Darby. W.
Reading, Miss Maxine Simpson.
Address by Rev. Jas Langrall,
IstOF of Methodist Church of Ste Co
nSVille, Nd. Mi
Group singing.
Selection by orchestra. Oh
by Rev. Robert Green. thu
Miss Anna Lee Derrickson is pres !
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