Milford chronicle., 1942-12-25
HARRINGTON

Accidental burns was the caus
of the death of the four months oil
daughter, Joan Marie Wyatt, of Ro
and Meta Andrew Wyatt, who re
side on a farm near Pennington
While the mother was doing chore
about the house, with a clothes racl
of clothes drying it is said a littl
brother of the dead child accident
ally turned the clothes owe
against the stove which started tn,
fire. Coroner William Chambers O
Kent county and DR.. H. w. Smitl
conducted an inquiry at the home
of the parents on Tuesday. Funera
services were held from the Boyer
Funeral Home in this city. Inter.
ment in Hollywood cemetery.
James T. Frampton, age 63 years
a former steeple jack, was found
dead in bed here last Tuesday when
his wife failed to get any response
when she called him from the sec
ond floor. Mr.. Frampton was born
in Centreville, Md, the son of James
T. and Elizabeth Clanahan Framp-
ton. He had lived in this community
for the past 13 years, though a par
tial cripple, said to haves been re-
ceived from a fall while working
at his trade, he was very indus
trious and at one time assisted with
the janitor service at the local
school and later was a clerk in the
cigar store of George Brown. Mr..
Frampton was able to get around
with the use of a bicycle. Funeral
services were held from the Boyer
Funeral Home last Friday after
noon at 1 o'clock. The Rev. Thomas
Phillips, pastor of the Pilgrim Holi-
ness Church, had charge of the
service. Coroner William Chambers
held an inquiry into the cause of
death. Besides his widow, Mrs. An
ma Frampton, he is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. James Heavelow of
FELTON, and a son, Tilghman Framp-
ton, of Greensboro, Md; also five
step-chiIdren, Mrs. Holly Trice,
Mrs. Robert Vistel, Mrs. John San
ders and Leonard Turner, all of
Chester, Pa; Mrs. Walter Parker,
Trainor, Pa; one sister, Mrs. Mary
Hoshail, Oklahoma City, OKLA, and
a brother, Charles c. Frampton, of
Love Point.
The fire Company eXtinguished a
truck fire last week ON Route 13 at
the entrance to this city, but not un-
til the motor and cab were pretty
well burned. The truck trailer was
running light on a return trip with
Virginia licenses. The driver, AL
bert Fletcher, colored, of OnancOck,
Va, said he drove into the service
station yard for something to eat
and while changing over to extra |
gasoline tanks the truck was dam
aged. The owners were Eastern |
Shore Equipment Company.
The senior choir of Trinity Meth
odist Church will present the can
tata, "King All Glorious" by Nolte,
on Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock.
The soloists will be Mrs. Oscar Nea-
mish, Mrs. Ernest Raughley, Mrs.
Clyde Miller and William Smith, in
addition to these others assisting
with the music will include: Mrs. R.
w. Vane, Mrs. Harriet Money Pond,
Mrs. Arlie WiX, Mrs. w. w. Shaw,
Mrs. Thomas c. Jones, Mrs. Harry
Irving E. Locates, Oscar
Neamish, Norman Smith. Mrs. Geo.
B. Potter will be at the organ with
Mr.. Neamish directing. Much time
has been spent in rehearsing this
cantata and anyone enjoying music
Is invited to attend.
The Christmas program at AS
bury Methodist Church next Sunday
will include Christmas carols by
The entire church school at 9:45 a.
m. Special Christmas music will
be sung by the vested senior and
unior .choirs of the church. The
pastor, Rev. Robert E. Green will
preach on the subject, Prepare to
Meet the Christ Child" The Asbur-
an Youth Fellowship at 6:15 p. m.
n Christ Chapel will be led by Miss
2oselle Hickman. The chancel
routh choir will have charge of the
music at the evening service, sing
ng Christmas carols, followed by
tableau. The sermon subject for
he evening will be "Wise Men Still
seek Christ" The annual Christ
mas entertainment of the little tots
will be held in the Collins Educa-
ional Building on Wednesday eve
ling, December 23, at 1880 O'Clock.
III classes of the church school are
to bring gifts of food to
III Christmas baskets for the needy
nd Methodist Institutions for
outh. 4. z
Miss Kathryn Rash, daughter of (
ormer Mayor E. B. Rash, teach
r in the local schools, has resign
to join the WAVES. She will re-
ort at Smith College, Southamp- Z
)n, Mass, for training. L
At the last meeting of the Har- B
Ingtons New Century Club, Mrs. Z
rnestl Raughley presided. The club \
oted in favor of the plan on the B
declaration of the Federation of z
he World as explained by Mrs. \
ohm Parks. A request for a dona-
on to scholarship fund for a Z
.udent nurse from Mrs. White
cad, was read. At the close of the q
lsiness session Mrs. r. E. Ross Y
nd committee presented a Christ Y
as program. r. w. Rudolph, min b
ter of music of West Church, Will Y
ington, sang three solos, accom- y
aniedy by Miss Jeanette Tarbur- B
IN of the local school faculty. The n
)eaker of the afternoon was the y
ev. C. w. Spry of Laurel. His sub 3
cts were the First Christmas" n
Id "The Global Christmas" The =
'ogram closed with a short Christ q
as play by the members, after n
hich social hour was enjoyed. 4
Miss Edith Benson of Milford y
,ent the weekend with Mr.. and n
RS. Clarence Dyer. =