Milford chronicle., 1943-01-29
HARRINGTON

Mayor ]. Harry Raughley had to
use his power of vote to decide
the issue of the appointment of
city alderman for the new year
At the reorganization meeting this
week John Rifenberg was reap
( pointed as superintendent of the
water plant; Leslie Kemp super
visor of streets together with rub
bage and ash collection. There
were two applicants for alderman.
Former Magistrate Joshua Smith,
the present incumbent, and Magis-
trate Howard Martin. When the
vote of council was announced it
was a tie vote and Mayor Raugh-
ley voted for Mr.. Smith. The ap-
pointment of police officers, city
manager and standing committees
was deferred until the next meet
ing night.
George Z. Ready, Jr.. has been
transferred to BOca Ration Field
in Florida for advanced training
Third Glass Seaman Thomas
Moore of. the United States Navy
was a guest of his aunt. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Clarkson, this week enrOute
to his new station at Richmond,
Va.
Corporal Robert T. Bunting, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Bunting was
promoted to his present rank dur
ing the past month. He is now with
a coast artillery unit in the South
West Pacific.
Rev. Robert +. Green accompan-
led a group of his young people
to Dover on Saturday for the Meth
odist Youth Fellowship which was
held at Wesley College.
Those representing Asbury
Church included: Nellie Emory.
Lila ChasOn. Jane Pride. ElOise
Price, r. w. Vane. Jr., Bobby Tee.
Tommy Parsons and Clarence
Kemp. Lyman Jacobs. Doris Shul- /.
tie and Bertha Rash will represent
Trinity Methodist Church at the /
conference.
Mrs. George w. Swain is under
going treatment in the Pennsyl- |
vania Hospital, Philadelphia
The annual ladies night in the
Harrington Fire Company will be
held next Friday night. The social .
night will open with covered dish .
luncheon followed by an evening
of games and fun. Invitations have
been extended to the entire MEM
bership.
Those who went to Dover from
Asbury Methodist Church Saturday
to attend Dover District Methodist
Youth ConvocatiOn. held in Wesley
College. were Nellie Emory. Lila
Chasons, Jane Pride, Eloise Price.
Ridgley Vane. Jr., Bobby Tee.
Tommie Parsons and Clarence
Kemp, Jr.
Mrs. Fred Wilson, president of
WOman's Society for Christian Ser
vice of Asbury. gave the challenge
to the women during the Church
School session and morning SER
vice for the week of dedication.
ASbury Methodist Church
Robert +. Green, Pastor
Church School 9:45 A. NJ. Uric
Morris, general superintendent.
Helpful Bible Study for Living
of these Days. with interesting de-
votiOnals for every-age group.
Morning Worship 11:00 o'clock.
Music by Vested Senior and Chill
dren's chOirs with professional and
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Sermon subject: Goods Awaken
ing Note" II
Asburian intermediate Youth ;
at $50 P. NJ. in Educa-
-ional Building.
Asburian N. Y. F. Service at 6:45 ;
P. NJ. in Christ Chapel.
Evening Service 1880 o'clock.
Great Congregational Hymn
Sing.
Special music by 40 members of i
:hancel youth choir, with beautiful {
youth professional and recessional.
Dedication of picture, "Sallman's
lead of Christ" presented by l
PARENTS and friends in honor of I
hose engaged in military esrvice. a
sermon subject: Christ or Mann
nom" Relatives and friends of d
,outh engaged in military service 7
re especially invited to this SER Z
ice. s
Monday, 1880 P. NJ Church p
school Board. IS
Monday. Sis p. NJ Official f
,oard Il
Tuesday. 1880 p. NV. S. C. S. a
Wednesday. 1880 P. NJ Prayer b
ervice.
Thursday, 400 p. M.-Children's
hoir.
Thursday, 4:45 p. NJ Instruc-
on Glass.
Thursday. 700 P. M.-Chsncel 81
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Thursday. 500 p. M.-Senior a
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