Milford chronicle., 1942-11-06

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: signment weekly without missin
g one time since the beginning. H
e passed the flag on to Chief Oh
: server Dewitt Tatman and assist
[ ant observer, Kessler Farrow, VIII
d ran the colors up the pole as tn
/ brass quartet rendered the nationa
: anthem. Mr. Passmore produced tn
a original log record of the plan
: activity the first day he was at tn
E post, said he wa $50 proud of tina
t record that he had almost worn |
( out carrying it daily. The address
; of the afternoon was made b.
) George Ehinger of Dover, a pas
| department commander of the Am
: erican Legion. Mr.. Ehinger lait
stress on the cooperation of thu
, community for having erected sucl
a comfortable station. The ali
warning service is the only civil
ian defense organization tina
comes directly under the United
States Air Corps, said Mr.. Ehing
er. Laying emphasis on the impor-
tance of this job, he cited an in
stance where army planes in the
North West were sent out to inter
cept some supposedly enemy planes
and without any warning service
it took over two days to locate the
planes. The Rev. Robert e. Green
closed the program with the ben
odiction. Established rules were
waived aside and the visitors were
permitted to inspect the new build
ing. All expressed their opinions
as being amazed at the pleasant
setting both inside and out.
At the regular meeting of the
Harrington Fire Company on Mon
day night, Samuel Raughley, vice
president of the company and a
county director, was nominated for
the presidency. Clarence Collins
and Paul Porter are the nominees
for the vice presidency; Paul Nee
man, secreary; Leonard Horleman,
treasurer; Harry C. Tee, financial
secretary. Clarence w. Shockley,
chief. President C. D. Mills pre-
sided over the meeting. The appl-
cation of Fred s. Bailey, Jr., was
accepted and Bailey was voted into
the company. Fred Powell explain
ed the fuel oil rationing situation
and asked permission for the use
of the fire house and volunteer
firemen to- act as clerks. 1t was de-
cided to change the extension tele-
phone in the club rooms to a dial
system. Chief Shockley was grant
ed permission to purchase a fog
nozzle. The fire recorder reported
four alarms during the month of
October, two in the rural areas,
one in the city and one call to Eel
ton to aid that company at a re-
cent fire. Miles Draper, George w.
Swain and George Neal will repre-
sent the company at the next coun-
ty meeting to be held at Cheswold.
The meeting of the Loyal Work.
ers Bible class was held at the home
of Mrs. Clyde Miller on Weiner
avenue on Monday night. Mrs. Ed
gar Hall, Mrs. Wilbur E. Jacobs
and Mrs Leila Hopkins assisted
on the entertaining committee with
Mrs. Miller. Plans were completed
for the annual turkey supper and
bazaar to be held on Thursday
night, December 10, in the Sunday
school rooms of the church. Several
committees were named to arrange
the affair. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. |
Earl Sylvester will have charge of
the bazaar; Mrs. Pearl Morris, !
flowers; Miss Myrtle Anderson,
absement kitchen; Mrs. Carrie Hit |
chens, turkeys; Mrs. George Swain,
serving kitchen; the chairmen of
the committees will secure their
own assistants. Over thirty-five
were present for the meeting fol-
lowed by a social hour. Bingo
prizes were given to Mrs. Edgar
Mrs. Harry Hammond.
Mrs. Morris and Mrs. T. G. Jones.
According to Lewis Slaughter,
executive secretary of Ration
Boards Nos. 2 and 8, the fire
houses at Harrington, Houston and
Frederick and the high school at
FELTON, will be open Thursday and
Friday nights from to 9 p. m. this
week for the fuel oil rationing.
The designated places will have a
clerical force on hand to assist
hose who may have difficulty with
he fuel applications.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Ryan of Will
nington spent the weekend with
he formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Ryan.
Mrs. Sailie Quillen of Ocean View
spent the past week with her
ION, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry CULLEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Derrick
ION and daughter Elizabeth, of
ocean View were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Quillen. s
Jimmy O'Neal of Wilmington c
pent the weekend with his par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. o. ,
zeal.
Mrs. Earl Sylvester and daughter,
Iiss Eleanor, spent the weekend G
t Atlantic City, N. ]. b
Harvest Jamboree Party spon- {
ored by Booster Glass of Men of
Isbury Church School, will be Z
eld in building owned by Horace n
luillen where basket factory stood. a
'riday evening, November 6. The ]
arty is being held for the members Y
( all the classes of Church school. e
ZACH person is requested to be il
lasked. C
Woman's Society for Christian n
ervice of Asbury Church, Har- s.
ington, will serve turkey supper
/ Collins Educational Building of s.
ne church Friday evening, Nov. IL, n
eginning at 500. Il
The 72nd Anniversary of Asbury d
ill be held Sunday, Nov. 29. al
sbury Methodist Church - Robert
e. Green, Minister S
Church School at 9:45 A. M. Uric Il
Iorris, general superintendent. B
Morning Service at 11:00 o'clock.