Milford chronicle., 1941-04-18
HARRINGTON

ufe company dL Lnelr regular meet
ing on Monday night. The fire re-
corder reported seven calls during
the month OF March and compar-
ing this year with last year the
company is three alarms ahead OF
last year. The firemen are also
making plans to honor mother at a
special service TO be held ON Moth
er's Day in the evening.
The ladies' auxiliary to the fire
men have also received an invita-
tions and are expected to accom-
pany the firemen. They will as
semble at the fire house at z P. M.
and led by the high school band
will parade to Trinity Methodist
Church for the service. Each mo-
ther present will be presented with
carnation. The company also de-
cided to rejoin the Del-Mar-Va as
sociation after Withdrawing few
years ago. They will furnish some
acts for the ladies night program
to be held at Clayton on Friday
night, April 25. President c. d.
Mills named Harry C. Tee, George
w. Swain and Ben. Emory on the
committee to select the talent. Mr..
Swain, Samuel Raughley and Ira
w. Roe will represent the company
at the county meeting to be held
at Camden next Wednesday night.
The financial secretary was au-
thorized to notify about one dozen
delinquent members that the dead
line had passed according to the
bylaws and that at the expiration
OF two more months they will be
dropped from the rolls II the dues
are not paid.
Mrs. S. M. Williams presided
over the regular meeting of the
Harrington New Century Club on
Tuesday afternoon. The session
opened with a song followed by
the salute to the flag. Then Mrs.
williams read the Legend of the
Dogwood Tree" Plans were then
completed for the club party to be
held next Tuesday which will close
the club year. The club will serve
the annual banquet to the Rural
Mail Carriers Association on Sat
urday, June 7. The following dele
gates and alternates were elected
to the State Convention at Reho-
both: Mrs. Gordon Smith, and Mrs.
Theodore Harrington, delegates;
Mrs. o. T. Roberts and Mrs. Fred
Wilson, alternates The business
closed with a report OF a
recent state board meeting by Mrs.
Allan Parsons. The program COM
rnittee of the afternoon, Mrs. Err
nest Raughley, Mrs. r. e. Green,
Mrs. Paul Hawk and Mrs. John w.
then presented a pro-
gram on music. Mr.. Melvin
Brobst, supervisor Of music in the
high school, then introduced the
guest speaker OF the afternoon, Mr..
Glenn Gildersleeve, State supervis-
or of music in the schools, whose
talk and demonstration in voice re-
were much enjoyed by |
the members. A social hour fol-
lowed.
Deputy Grand Master. William
q. Matthews and staff visited Cho-
sen Friends Lodge, No. 55. /. o. o.
f., during the past week, and in
stalled officers for the ensuing
Term as follows: Noble Grand,
Bradley; vice-grand, Earl
recording secretary, o. C.
assistant recording sec
retary, William H.. Willis. At the
close of the installation, Mr.. Mat
.hews gave a splendid talk on the
.hree B's-bread, beauty, and bro
herhood. His address, was very in
and thoroughly enjoyed
" all. The refreshment committee
hen invited all to the dining room
where refreshments were served.
The regular monthly meeting OF
he ladies' auxiliary to the fire
company will be held this evening,
Rev. and Mrs. James Hunton, OF
called upon former
riends here during the past week.
DR.. and Mrs. James d. Smith and
lr. and Mrs. Asa Pollett of Cam !
EN-, N. j., have been recent guests
+ their mother, Mrs. Emma Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
he new grandchild spent the week
nd with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Will l
on.
Evan Welch, of Philadelphia, I
pent the Easter holidays with his /
unit, Miss Elva Reese. (
Private Garrett Locates, of Fort 3
Iix, N. j., spent the week end I
-ith his parents.
Team No. 4 of the Harrington c
ew Century Club will sponsor a S
ard party in the clubhouse next 1
ionday night. Bridge, 5000, chi S
ese checkers and other games will s
2 played.
Leroy Fleming, Jr., of Whining
IN, spent the week end with his n
irents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Flem- il
g. Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mustard, of
georgetown, visited relatives here
j Sunday. s,
Mr., and Mrs. Will Clarkson, of Il
spent the week end Il
ith Mrs. Virginia Clarkson.- O
Misses Charlotte Beauehamp and ii
,nnie Morris, teacher at Newark, ii
e spending a vacation with their n
spective parents. o,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Camper, VI
iss Anna Camper and Mrs. Vir- q
mia Clarkson were among those al
sitting Rehoboth Sunday after e.
'on. W
Mrs Mary e. Tingfe spent the
eek end with her brother, Harry b
Adkins. sc
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Swain
ent the week end with their re- L,
ective parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Tingle, of CT
anHford, spent Sunday with Mr..
d Mrs. II. d. Adkins. al
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Tee spent 70
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