Milford chronicle., 1942-09-11
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HARRINGTON
The fifth annual flower show
under the auspices OF thes Ever
Ready Glass of Asbufy Methodist
fChuFch, will be held In Collins
hall Of the church on Friday even
ing, September IL. The doors will
Gen at Z P. M, with the program
starting at S:15 P. M. All those de-
string to exhibit flowers are asked
to bring them to the hall by 1880
O'Clock on the morning Of the
show, so they can be arranged for
Judging. The following committees
have Q en- appointed: General
chairmen, Mrs. Charles Derrickson
and Mrs. w. E. West; classifica-
tions, Mrs. Clarence. .Shockley;, en-
tries, Mrs. lillian Hatfield: judges,
hrs. Wallace Hanson; tickets, Mrs.
Roy Porter; publicity, Mrs. Will
| liam w. Sharp; posters. Mrs. Floyd
Easser; tables, Mrs. w. p. West
Mrs. Preston Anthony and Mrs.
Edmund Taylor; program, Mrs.
John Pitlick and Mrs. Robert =.
Green; variety table, Mrs. W. r.
Massey Mrs. w. S. Smith, Mrs. H.
| G. Denhey, Mrs. Norman Hopkins,
Mrs, John Dayton; ice-cream, Mrs.
Howard Wagner, Mrs. Byron Nc
Knatt and Mrs. Joseph Masten.
classification sheets may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Shockley after
September 5.
Mrs. Agnes Ottlni OF Wilmington
Is spending this week with Mrs. L.
r. Beauchamp. .4.,.....- ss,s,..,....
Mi. and Mrs. solomon Sawtelle,
OF Cape May, N. J., spent the
Weekend with their sister, Mrs.
Robert K. Jones.
: Mrs. Edward Smith has returned
from a .three-weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Henry Aydelotte. of
MiilYille.
walter Johnson, aged So years,
son of John w. Johnson of Hous-
ston, died Tuesday, September l, at
bis home at Stevensville, Md. Mr..
johnson was farmer all his life
and died suddenly while at work
on his farm. Funeral services
were held from Houston Methodist
Church Friday afternoon at two
O'clock. The services were in
charge of the Rev. N. C. Benson,
pastor. Interment was. in, Holly
wood cemetery. Besides his wife
Bessie Amos Johnson, the deceased
Is survived by his father and one
brother, George L. johnson, of
Houston.
The regular meeting Of the Wo-
mems Society for Christian Ser
vice OF Trinity Methodist Church
was held in, the Sapp Memorial
Building on Tuesday night with
the president, Mrs. Harry L. Boyer,
presiding. The ladies discussed
and completed plans to hold their
aiihnai fried oyster and chicken
salad supper III the Sapp building
and Sunday school room on Thurs
day night, October I. "a
4 Misses Betty and Nellie Cade, of
Wilmington, are visiting their
srahdpafents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. s.
Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Shaw and
children, Of Penn's Grove, N. j., are
spending d vacation here. Walter
Shaw Ia. en- route to college where
He will begin his second year.
2 Miss Sue .Munson, of Milford,
spent, the week END with Mr.. and
MIS-, Harry Quilleh.
\ Former Representative Fred S. |
Bailey, while assisting friend at
work. was stricken with illness at |
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack |
sApp. At this time Mr.. Bailey is
stifl under a physiciafl's care but
Is somewhat improved.
Haywood Quillen spent the week
End as the guest Of his uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Horace r. Quillen.
Mrs. Emma Masten; of Penn's
Grove, IN. j., is spending some time
eith Mrs. Laura Sapp.
!. Sergeant John Abbott, Of Fort
Dix, MI, spent the weekend with
lls wife here.
Private Elwood Wyatt, of Fort
Dix. N. J., spent the weekend with
lis: parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Arley
9efrickson. -,
Leslie Adams, Of Philadelphia,
Ipent the holidays with friends
lere. y
Leroy Fleming, ,Jr., Of Whining
on, spent the weekend with his
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Flem-
ng.
Mrs. Fred s. Bailey spent the
weekend at Rehoboth.
r.. X. Carpenter, of Washington,
}. c., is. spending a few days with
lis wife here; who is looking after
ler mother. t..
I The regular monthly meeting of
he Harrington Fire Company will
ie. held tonight.
Mrs. Bernice Parker spent the
weekend with her husband, Pri-
ate William Parker, near Virginia
leach, Va.
Mrs. Paul Hawk and little daugh-
er have moved to ChapeA Hill, N.
!, where Lieut.. Paul Hawk is To-
ated.
Mrs. Hattie Plummer spent the
Weekend with relatives in Will
nington.
The regular monthly meeting Of
he Loyal Workers Bible Glass Of
trinity Methodist Church will be
ield at the parsonage tonight.
Miss Gertrude and Bobby Bay-
laEd were guests of Wilmington
riends during the past week,
Mr., and Mrs. Delaware Lightcapl
II Wilmington, spent the weekend
With the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, e. l.. Derrickson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall H. Knox
ire entertaining their daughter and
granddaughter, Mrs. Dorothy Will