Milford chronicle., 1940-05-24
HARRINGTON

The local school board has announced
the selection of teachers for the new
school veal in the. fall. remaining the
entire corp of teachers as follows: Su-
perintendent }. G. Messner; music.
Melvin l.. Brobst: mathematics, Man
garet +. Cooper; French and Latin,
James II, NJ. Darbie: manual arts. Floyd
N kasser; physical education and sci
ence, Paul b, Hawk; mathematics and
science. LeOna Dickrager; social stu
dies. Mrs. Mary II. Dolby; junior high
school mathematics, Archie a. Feagan;
art Vincent GuaccerO; home economics.
Katherine Rash; home economies and
science. G. Ann NeWnOm; agriculture
and science, George X. Vapaa; English.
Evelyn Wallace; English. Sally 7. Win
frey; history and science, Frank p
Wltchey; grade 6. Mrs. Marian klnard;
grade q, Lucllel Tharp grade 5. Char
lOtte Joseph and Loretta /. Paskey;
grade 4, Mrs Minnie p. Slaughter and
Virginia Griffith; grade 3. Oda Baker
and Grace SOuders grade 3 Edith u.
Smith and Mrs. Mary l.. Brown; grade
l. Margaret Sherwood and Bernice NJ.
secretary Mrs Nexie B. Curry; Pierre
DUPONT COlOred School, Herschel E.
Ware I, grades CTS: Nerdella Mat
thews, grades 3-4-5; Beatrice L. Ry-
Harrington Post. No. 4. American
Legion, opened its annual sale of Am
erican Legion popples on the streets |
of this city last Saturday. The sale is !
hHuGI LllE ulAGEltOAl VI lAE tcbAOu NtiahN
man, Benjamin Emory. It will be con- |
quoted again next Saturday or until !
their supply is exhausted.
Mrs. Harry L. Boyer served as page |
at the annual state convention Of the |
Eastern Star held in Wilmington dur |
ing the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Raughley and |
the formers father; spent the week
loway at BlackwOod, N. J.
Mrs. Ethel Hunter and Mrs. Garrett |
S. Harrington were Wilmington visitors |
on Saturday.
the guest tOf Miss Edith h. Smith over
the week END
The Junior Senior Prom was held in
the high school auditorium on Friday !
night Music was furnished by the Lee |
Page Orchestra. A large crowd attend
cd including members of the high !
school faculty. .
Evan Welch of Philadelphia, spent the !
weekend with his aunt. Miss Elva
Mr. and Mrs Job Pride spent the
weekend with relatives at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Harriet Herring Of Wilmington
spent the weekend with her parents, |
MIR and Mrs. Loarn V. Galloway.
3 The Misses Virginia Smith and Ger
tTude Pollett, cousins and granddaugh- !
.ters of Mrs Theodore Smith of this
city are graduating as nurses from
Cooper Hospital this week. Their un-
Gle, DR.. James d. Smith is chief sur
geOn of Cooper Hospital in Camden, n.
J.
Mrs. Dora Brown Graham is spending
this Week with her brother, DIR. and
Mrs. James ID. Smith in Camden. n. }.
Funeral services for Ralph c. Todd.
a former citizen of this community.
Ooll place from the Harrington Funeral
Home on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr.. Todd, the son of the late Josephine
rodd.. was % years OF age. and died
hortfyi after reaching home following .
~ automobile accident which was ap-
'arently only a slight accident. The SER
ices were IN charge of the Rev. Rob |
IT T.. Green with intermcnt in Holly
loOd cemetery. MIR. Todd was n late
esident of Wilmington-the accide 1T
occurred there. He is survived by sew
raj biOtnC RS and sisters I
.sbury Methodist Church
iobeFt I. Green, Minister
Church school J:45 a. IN. Uric Morris, g.
enoral superintendent. Bible instuIc- !
on for every age group, with appro-
riate GeN otional services for each de-
artment. Plan TO attend and study the
ible with us. Glasses taught by com "
rtent teachers
Morning worship IL a. m. Combined
loTs VIII sing 40 voices vested youth II
lofr, conducted by Paul Hawk. viii .
ad IN a ttautiful professional and re- a.
.ssion4l. Sermon by minister ~
Youth service at $50 p. m. in Christ =,
hapel
Union Memorial Service at 1880 p. m., al
Trinity Methodist Church, sponsored y
y American Legion. 81
Prayer service in Christ Chapel Oh -.
riday evening at 1880 o'clock. W
/. Stephens Episcopal Church NJ
sunday. May 2G: d. m. Morning " "
Tuesday. May Is. 4 p. M, Church n n
hOOl. IN