Milford chronicle., 1941-06-20
HARRINGTON

tauia iabl OH mOuudy nlBnt. Othel
officers elected were First vice
president, Ernest Killeii, Jr.; sec.
ond vice president, Dewitt Tatman
third vice president, Charles w
Hopkins; lion tanner, w. r. Humes
tail twister, Maurice Hall; secre-
tarE and treasurer, Charles Green
haugh. u The president Stewart
Flannery, presided over the meet
ing at which time perfect attend
ance pins were awarded to Kessler
M. FarrOw, Mr.. Tatman, Mr.. Flan-
merry Mr.. Hall, Mr.. Humes, Ernest
Griffith and Mr.. Camper City Man
ager Lewis r. Clymer was new
member added to the club rolls.
Many. visitors were present from
nearby Lion Clubs. They included
Ross Collins, Francis Bennett, Bob
AtWell, Rev. e. E. Coleman, Jack
Conoway, Ralph Bennett, Truitt
Tull, William Graham, Bill Pret-
lyman, Wright Robinson and Cliff
Revere, all of Seaford; Bert CarVel
and Lawrence Allen of Laurel; Ce-
ell Ford and H. C. Mitchell of Del
mar; Bert Proctor of Preston, Md,
and Bob Westfall of this city.
Brief remarks and greetings were
expressed by Mr.. Ford, Mr.. Nit
chell, the Rev. Coleman, Mr.. BEN
nett, Mr.. Carvel, Mr.. Tull and Mr..
Prettyman. Delegates to the dis
trict convention to be held at Re
hoboth this month are Charles
Greenhaugh and Dewitt Tatman.
The annual trap shoot of the club
was held at the Kent and Sussex
Fair grounds last Saturday.
Melvin Brobst accompanied by
students of the high school band,
are on motor trip through the
New England States. Besides Mr..
Brobst, others in the party are
Lewis Warren, William Jester, Or
mond Hobbs, Jr., Ray Masten and
Charles Townsend.
Miss Lavenia Bratten of the
school faculty left recently for her
home in Liberty, Tenn. where she
will spend the summer with her
parents.
Allan Miller and son of Virginia |
Beach, Va, are spending part of
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. e. w.
Dean.
Last Monday night many MEM
bers of Asbury Methodist Church
rendered an informal reception in
the form of an old fashioned dona-
tion party to the pastor and his
wife, the Rev. Robert E. Green,
who have returned to this charge
for the fourth year. Guests called
during the evening bringing greet
ings and various donations for the
pantry among the guests
we're the Rev. Walter A. Hearn, SUI
perintendent of the Dover District
and Mrs. Hearn.
A postponed meeting of the La
dies Auxiliary to the Harrington
Fire Company was held on Monday
night.
Mrs. Scott Powell of Baltimore is
spending a few days with her par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson.
Mrs. Wallace Hanson, Mrs. Chas.
Terread and Mrs. W.. r. Massey of
his city, Mrs. Obey Sapp of Hous- (
on and Mrs. Elbert Stevens of
compose a motor party
hat left this week for six weeks
tour that will take
hem to Mexico. The party will
motor down by the southern route.
Mrs. r. ]. Emory is visiting rela- s
ives in Virginia. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Shockley
re on visit to Chicago to attend G
he funeral of sister-in-law. v
Mrs. Noah Cain is spending this e
Teek with her daughter, Mrs. w.
v. Simmons in Philadelphia. \
Mrs. H. b. Alloway of Blackwood, l.
/. j., and Mrs. Fannie Foraker of n
amden, were guests of their fa-
ler, Samuel e. Raughley recently. Il
Mrs. Marvin Parks has returned 7
ONE after visiting friends in Phil
delphia for the past few days.
Miss Pearl Cain is enjoying a p
Isit to Wildwood, N. j., on house b
arty with a party of school tea N
hers.
Failing in health for quite some
me, death occurred to Solomon :
rown, age 88 years, at the home of
g son, George f. Brown, ON a
rm, short distance from this
ty last Thursday morning. Mr..
rown, retired merchant who op-
ated a general store in the rural
ction at Vernon for many years.
as the son of the late John and
lrah Wyatt Brown, and was born
id lived in, this vicinity all of his
e. The late John d. Brown, bro
er, died just few months ago.
e is survived by one son, George
Brown, and one sister, Mrs. Jo-
ma Euyert of this city. Funeral
rVices were held from the CathO-
Church in Milford on Monday
1rning, June 16, at 10 o'clock, d.
IT,, in charge of the Rev. E. ].
,Carthy Interment in Hollywood
metery.
H. Moore of Philadelphia,
ID last Wednesday morning, June
of heart attack, while at his
miner home near Marsh Hope
idge. He had proceeded his fam
there to get the home in readi-
ss for their summer vacation.
roner William Chambers of Kent
lnty conducted an inquiry but
Id no inquest. The body was TAX
to Philadelphia where funeral
vices were held ON Monday with
erment in st. James of Kings
ing cemetery. The deceased is
'Vived by his wife,. Mrs. Julia
ore, school teacher and four
ldren.
sharles B. Jackson, age 65 years,
iative of Kent county, and who
J been residing in Maryland for
'eral years, was removed to the
ford Memorial Hospital last Fri
!, where he died Sunday night.
Jackson also resided in Florida