Milford chronicle., 1942-10-16
HARRINGTON

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compose the program committee
the ladies of the Harrington New
Century Club worked several hour
to complete the yearly program
which has been distributed to thl
members. The new club year OPEN
next Tuesday afternoon with tn,
opening topic, "How We Car
Guard Against Imitation in the U
81" Mrs. Hervey Unganst, Mrs
Philip. Dannenberg and Mrs. Hor,
ace e. Quillen. October 20, Ships
that sail the Seven Seas, Miss Elva
Reese, Mrs. F. Brown, Mrs. o. P
Mowbray and Mrs. Ella Wilson
October 27-Ameriean Viscoses Co.
Theme of the Month, Freedom OF
Pregs and Speech. November g.
Changes in School curriculum to
Meet Present Crisis; Mrs. j. Cor
don Smith, Mrs. 7. H. Harrington
and Mrs. w. 8. Smith. November
10-World Conditions at the Pres
ent Time Uegislation) Mrs. R. w.
Vane, Mrs. LeonarA Horleman,
Mrs. Harry Quillen and Mrs. War
rem T. Moore. November I'LL
braries and Literature, Mrs. Abner
Hickman and Mrs. Louis Jennings.
November 24-What We AS Ameri-
cans Have To Be Thankful, Mrs.
Ernest Dean, Mrs. ]. w. Sheldrake,
Mrs. e. W. White and Mrs. Clyde
Miller. Theme of the month: Ser
vice to Others" December l.
Meeting Emergencies public We'll
fare) Mrs. ]. c. Messner, Mrs. Fred
Powell and Mrs. H. ]. Ramsdell.
December S-The Problem People,
Japanese in America, Mrs. w. r.
Humes, Mrs. Arnold Miller, Mrs.
John Pitlick and Mrs. Benjamin
Knox. December IS Christmas,
Mrs. R. z. Ross, Mrs. Reese Har-
rington, Mrs. Charles Hopkins,
Mrs. Laura Fleming and Mrs. Jas.
M. Darbie. Theme of the month:
War Service" January 5-Sol-
diers on Leashes, Mrs. o. T. Rob-
erts, Mrs L. H. Rogers and Mrs.
L. r. Beauchamp. January 12-
Women in Uniform, Mrs. William
Sheath, Mrs. A. S. Gottlieb and
Mrs. H. w. Smith, January 10
New Discoveries, Outcome of the
War, Mrs. w. H. Horleman, Mrs. o.
T.. Perry, Mrs. Clyde Perry and Mrs.
Jehu Camper. January 26-The
Value of the Boy Scouts in War
and Peace, Mrs. w. w. Shaw, Mrs.
John Harrington and Mrs. ]. w.
Hopkins. Theme of the month:
international Relations" Febru-
ary 2-The Little Brown Leader,
Gfiandi, Mrs. Norris Adams, Mrs.
Parsons, Mrs. A. G. Ford and Mrs.
M. E. Culver. February "a New
Day in Latin-America, Mrs. w: w.
Sharp, Mrs. F. G.. Mayer, Mrs. R. E.
Raughley, Mrs. S. o. Bailey and
Mrs. Herman Brown. February 16
China, First Defense Center, Mrs. |
Samuel Williams, Mrs. j. r. Will
son and Mrs. Wesley Butler. Feb
ruary 23 - George Washington
Party, Evening". Theme of the
month. "The American Home"
March 2-Feeding the Family, Mrs.
Ethel Hunter, Mrs. L. B. Harring-
ton and Mrs. Elmer Smith. March
9+Conservation in the Home, Mrs.
Fred S. Bailey, Mrs. Howard Will
liams, Mrs. Elizabeth Harris and
Mrs. George w. Hanson. March 16
Art. in the Home, Mrs. Fred
Greenly, Mrs. George Toppin, Mrs.
S. L. Sapp and Mrs. L. C. Jones!
March 23-Music in the Home,
Mrs. L. T. Jones, Mrs. Fred Viii
son and Mrs. Robert E. Green.
March 30-Religion in the Home,
Mrs. T. c. Jones, Mrs. Harry L.
Boyer, Mrs. Wilbur Jacobs and
Mrs. Harley Waller. Theme of the
month: Beauty in Life" April
6-Dramatics, Uncle Sam Brings
Vaudeville Back, Mrs. C. N. Cahall,
Mrs. r. ]. Emory, Mrs. Ella Little
and Mrs. w. H. Cahall. April 13-
Gardens in Storage, Mrs. Brinton ,
Holloway, Mrs. Frank Witchey, I
Mrs. w. T. Gilman and Mrs. How |
ard Thistlewood. April 20-Club /
Party, Report of all committees. ,
The officers for the club year are: {
Mrs. Ernest Raughley; !
first yice-president, Mrs. FIR ed !
Bailey; second vice-president, Mrs. +
Emory; recording secretary, Mrs. !
assistant recording sec :
retary, Mrs. Reese Harrington; I
secretary, Mrs. j. /
Gordon Smith; treasurer, Mrs. +
Fred Wilson; assistant treasurer, c
Mrs. Powell. Club representative, n
Mrs. S. M. Williams; press corre- r
Mrs. w. w. Shaw and n
Mrs. Pitlick; hospitality chairman, g
Mrs. T. H. Harrington. Sunshine v
chairman, Mrs. Witchey; auditors, 3
Mrs. Sharp and Mrs. H. E. Quillen; |,
trustees, Mrs. L. B. Harrington, a
Mrs. Messner and Mrs. Greenly. n
For many years a sexton at Trim a
ty Methodist Church, Fred Gun u
Ter, an : all-around handy man Il
LNegro) of this town, died in the il
Milford Memorial Hospital on Sat d.
lrday night at the age of So years, tC
Lfter being in poor health for some T
ime. Some years back he owned D.
md operated a clothes--cleaning ii
establishment and shoe-shine par
or here, and in addition served as al
waiter at many dinners and al
ances conducted in this COM cs
nunity. He was well liked and bl
ften became the butt of many a a
oke, and was sometimes called m
by his many white gi
riends. Funeral services were OF
eld from the Metropolitan Metho- in
ist Church Wednesday afternoon G.
/ last week. Interment was in re
Cemetery, near Hous- va
1n. He is survived by his widow, tn
larry, and children. fiji
Ill fortune seems to have stalked WI
he road of the Calvert family who fir
We about two miles from Andrew tn
lille. -Four years ago their home tn
as destroyed by fire, losing prac- sit
ooIIv avarvthfnp Less than a in