Milford chronicle., 1941-07-11
HARRINGTON

volunteers have signed up to act a
watchers for the four airplan
spotting posts located in this arei
and under the supervision of Har
rington Post No. 7. The four out
posts will be known as IA, located
at Reeves Crossing south of Eel
ton on the John M. Carson farm
with phone No. 3131; outpost No
7-B, will be two miles east of this
city on the Howard Cooper farm
with phone No. 405; outpost No
TIC, will be at Brownsville, on the
farm occupied by Mrs. Edna Out.
ten, phone No. 473, and outpost No
I'D will be at Andrewville, using
the phone of Charles e. Griffith, No
406. Clarence Bradley will serve as
chief observer on Post Ia, assist
ed by Harry e. Armstrong and
Harold Voshell; other watchers at
the post will include: Cecil r. Da-
Wis, Wilson G. Wyatt, Jesse e.
Springer, Harry P. Carlisle, Ed
ward ]. Sharp, Clarence d. Wyatt,
Norman D. Connolly, Roy Dill,
Jesse Edwin Springer, Rix M. Gar
cy, Sr., James Ross, Layton C. Far
row, Thomas +. Green, Nelson S.
Hill, Walter II. Moore, Wilbert
Sherwood, Jr., e. ]. Rash, Francis
w. Morris, Thomas Bernard, Nor
man Maloney ana Smith Roland.
Post 7-B, chief observer, Lewis r.
Clymer; assistant observers, Sol
Martin and Claude N. Cahall; other
watchers, Clarepce Collins, Ed
ward Harriet, Charles r. Tatman,
o. G. Passmore, Samuel M. Will
liams, A. Milton Welch, Franklin
W. Swain, Calvin G. Simpson, VIM.
c. LaCross, Paul Hawk, Virginia
Holloway, Amy L. Stone, Jerry o.
Smith, Harry c. Tee, Howard Biles,
Lindsay E. McVey, F. Lawrence
Price, Harry A. Plummer, Herman
w. Ryan, Henry Bullock, Theodore
H. Harrington, J. r. Wilson, Ralph
L. Price and William w. Shaw. Post
&c, chief observer, Russell ].
Brown; assistant observers, Ray
mond c. Dean and Woodrow Hollo-
way; other watchers, William A.
Stafford, P. Henry Noble, Edwin
w. Hopkins, Milton r. Hopkins,
Ray Collision, Wallace Redden,
Frank Price, Harlan Blades, Jesse
G. Draper, John Beatty, Floyd Fry,
Edgar Brown, Elmer Brown, Nor
man Walls, Robert G. Wilson, Ed
ward e. Mulholland, Ormond
Hobbs, Earl Sylvester, Robert H.
Dean and Wesley r. Wright. Post
No. I'D, chief observer, Charles e.
assistant observers, Nor
man Butler and Edward Butler;
other watchers, Fred Walls, Flor
ence Walls, Laura Griffith, Hugh |
Harry Selders, Sylvia |
Taylor, Edgar H. Shobe, Maurice |
Edna .Finkbinder, Charles |
Ruth Eilberising, Har-
ry L. Silberising, Frank Vincent,
Willis Butler, George Wright, Am
slia Vincent, Oral M. Pash, Helen
Mary Butler, Walter Pas
Key, Jr., George McCutchan and
Theodore H. Jory. Volunteers may
still enter the work of increase
lelp means less hours for each OBJ
server on duty.
Arlington l.. Wix, age 7S years,
/ retired partner in the contract
ng firm of Wix and Harrington,
lied at his home on Delaware ave-
lue early last Saturday morning,
Iuly 5, 1941, after lingering ILL
less of three months. Mr.. Wix was
Dorn and reared in this vicinity.
lie was also a member of the Ma
onic order. Brief funeral services
we're held from his late residence
IN Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Rev. T. c. Jones, pastor of
Methodist Church, officiat-
d. Mr.. Wix was a life long mem
er of the church, joining in 1891.
Ie was a member of the choir and :
eryed in many official capacities ,
uring his long membership. He
J survived by his widow, Mrs.
llice Nelson Wix and one daugh- I
er, Mrs. Horace Riley. There Is I
lso a brother and four sisters \
Howard Wix, Frederick; !
Irs. Frank Faulkner, Delmar; Mrs. +
amuel Creadick, Mrs. B. l. Shaw, i
nd Mrs. John Hammond of this \
Ity. Interment was made in Hol- :
wood cemetery. n
The Harrington Red Cross sew 7
IL and knitting unit reports hav-
" made a fine record during the n
Ionth of June in spite of the ex- 9
'emely warm weather. They sent !
to Wilmington 1874 pieces which Z
lcludes 90 pajamas, "a dresses, 81 "
tirts and "a sweaters. Mrs. Rey- ,
Dlds Wilson is chairman of the =
hitting department, and has "
enty of wool on hand and would
ke to enlist more knitters. She j,
IN be reached by phone, dial 33S. u
very Wednesday the sewing unit i,
eets in the Collins building OF y
sbury Methodist Church. Two Y
eeks ago the unit completed 30 "
Iirts and on the past Wednesday o.
ey made 80 babies nighties. This
proof of the old adage MANY
lnds make light work" The unit 3
ws from ten o'clock until 4 p. m, !"
ch Wednesday. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Steele Il
ID three children spent the week
ID with Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. -,
larp. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Rust of ~ ~
have been visiting Mr.. ~ u,
ID Mrs. Theodore H. Harring- ~
n. -,
Bobby and Francis CULLEN, Jim q, tIl
7 Smith and Charles Keyes are o'
joying a vacation at Camp APP ~
ouinimink, near Middletown. "
Miss Betty Jane Williams of the -.
iss of 1941 of Harrington High ce ct
hool, and daughter of Mr.. and ~ ~
IS. S. M. Williams, has been ac- cl
pied as a student nurse in JEFF n.
son Hospital, Philadelphia. She ID
II begin her duties in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Vincent end u u
, and Mrs. CIV Vincent of Owes ~