Milford chronicle., 1941-10-31
HARRINGTON

Nearly one hundred attended th
Halloween party of the Ever Read,
Sunday school class of Asbur.
Methodist Church on Monday night
The party was held in the Collins
Educational Building and took tn,
place of the regular monthly bust,
ness session. The class is taught
by Mrs. w. w. Sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Nasser head
ed the game committee, each one
in attendance was required to be
masked or pay an admission fee
Prizes were awarded as follows
Best male impersonator, Mrs. Edith
McKnatt; best female impersona-
tor, Robert Stauffer; best comic,
Mrs. William Camper; Uncle Sam,
Jay Bullock; best dressed juvenile,
CaPolee Green. Mrs. Ann Pearson
won the guessing contest, guessing
on the number of grainsof corn in
a can. The judges were Mr.. and
Mrs, Nasser, Willis Clifton, Mrs.
Dora B. Graha mand Mrs. Abner
Hickman.
Mrs. Clement Nutter, of Milford,
was the guest speaker at the meet
ing of the Harrington New Century
Club on, Tuesday afternoon, when
she spoke on Legislation" the
topic for the day. Mrs. S. M. Will
liams presided over the business
session at which time Mrs. Fred
Mayer, Red Cross chairman, re-
ported that 976 pieces of sewing
had been received and that S2S
pieces had been completed and re-
turned since the first of the year.
Mrs. ]. r. Wilson, who heads the
knitting unit of the Red Cross re-
ported the receipt of 1856 pounds of
wool from, which have been COM
pleted Is mufflers, pair of sox and
159 sweaters. Mrs. Fred S. Bailey
had charge of the program assisted
by Mrs. Elizabeth Harris, Mrs. HOr-
ace e. CULLEN and Mrs. George w.
Hanson. Mrs. Robert E. Green sang
a solo as part of the program. Next
week the topic will be conservation
in charge of Miss Elva Reese, as
sisted by committee. -.
The ladies auxiliary to the Ches-
void Fire Company was host to the
officers and delegates of the Kent
County Auxiliaries when represen-
tatives from nearly every auxiliary
was present for the regular month
" meeting held last week. The
Auxiliary announced that
hey would sponsor a card party on
evening, November 5.
During the social hour an abund-
ince of refreshments were served.
Mrs. Ethel II. Vanaman of Bowers
is secretary of the coun-
y association.
Private Reynolds Frenchso of Fort
1ustis, Va, is enjoying a ten-day
urlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rissie French.
DR.. r. T. J. Barber of Wash
ngton, d. c., has been spending
he past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Tohn Masten. Accompanied by the
Rev. Thomas c. Jones, they left on
Ionday for Florida where the doc
or will spend the winter.
The trustees of Trinity Metho-
list Church have painter at work
the parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Martin have
the ]. Green Workman
bungalow on Simpson street. They
,lan to occupy it as soon as Mr.,
nd Mrs. George Tatman. vacate the
MIR. and Mrs. S. M. Williams were
uests of their daughter, Miss Bet
v Jane Williams in Philadelphia on
Clarence FARRELL and sons of Vio-
a called upon friends here on Sat
rday. .
Mrs. Hester F. Reed spent the
yeek-end with her daughter, Mr.
nd Mrs. George de Leon in Maple
hade, N. ].
Wesley Harrington is spending
few days with Mrs. Agatha Vos-
ell as Camden.
Miss Betty Tomlinson of Dover
as a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Tee during the past week.
Mrs. N. j. Harrington and son
ecently entertained Mr.. and Mrs,
larence Fraim and Miss Emily
ollison of Wilmington and Mr.. and
Irs. Farrell. Jackson of Wyoming.
Privates Herbert VonGoerres and
rank O'Neal of Fort Monmouth, N.
A., spent the weekend with their
sspective parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gelmont Simpson
Wilmington spent the weekend
ith the formers brother, MI. and
rs. Eddie Simpson.
Kent County Draft Board No. 2
this city has just released the
III of selectees who left here last
riday morning for Fort Dix, N. ].
hey were as follows: Andrew Pal
er, Jr., Frederick; Ernest An
ony and Leonard Sapp Masten OF
arlington; John Wesley Banning,
elton; Lyman Lane, Milford, and
aymond T. johnson, colored, Cam
n, N. ].
The board also announced the
flowing who went to Camden, N.
on Thursday morning for ex-
Floyd Lodge Moore,
'ederica; Leland Draper, Farm
gton; Robert L. Sherwood, James
III. Paul Edward Layton, Clar-
ce Ed. Kenton and Melvin Edgar
NTH, all of FELTON,; Francis ).
iompson and Carl Gear Lotiand!
Milford; Robert T. Bunting, OF
,rk, Pa; Leon Philip Watson
ark Arthur Denney, Major Brown
d George Clayton Stutzman, all
Harrington; James Stanley Sip
3. Middle River, Md; Richard
.xter,. Stevensville, Md; William
.lyin Dunn, Minquadale; Nicho-
J Lowder Semans, Magnolia;
Inton Fred Jarman, Clayton, and
bert Reynolds Collins, OF Wyom7
Ith Tee Weds Frank ii. Lafferty
Before an altar banked with
- o,1 aornafionc Miss RlItl.