Milford chronicle., 1943-09-17
HARRINGTON


the Harrington Fire Company Ol
Monday night when report of tn
financial secretary showed min,
members delinquent with thei
dues. the company ordered then
stricken from the rolls. One appli
cation for membership was reject
ed because the applicant was unde
age and has since left the city. ThI
company received six alarms durin:
the month of August; two in the
city, three rural and one alarm fol
Little Greek, the latter call was
cancelled since there was enough
fire companies in the vicinity.
Delegates to the next county meet
ing in Camden on September 18th
are George w. Swain. Clarence
ShOckley and Milton Welch.
The company decided to install
two pieces of pipe along the side
walk for holders for curbStOne
flags. ShOckley and Thomas Brown
were named to look after this pro-
ject.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Loyal Workers class of Trinity
Methodist Church was held mt the
parsonage this week at which time
plans were announced that rum
mage sale would he held on October
10. 16. %. 23rd. The meeting at the
parsonage was of double interest.
the Rev. and Mrs. 7. c. Jones OBJ
served their 32nd wedding ami
versary on September 9th and mem
bers of the o. L. II. class. taught
by Mrs. Jones, prepared an apprO-
pirate program for the occasion.
The program included newspaper
item account of the wedding in
1911. which was read by Mrs. Earl
Sylvester. 4 large wedding cake
was presented to the couple at the
close of the program. Mrs. Helen
Cordrey. Mrs. Harley Waller and
Mrs. Arnett Potter assisted Mrs.
Jones in entertaining the class.
Word has been received that Staff
Sergeant Charles :. Morris has
been recently promoted to the pres
ent rank. Sergeant Morris is sta
toned at Blythe Air Base in Cali
f9rnia and entered the service on
September 3rd. 1912 and within the
year has made rapid advance to
his present rank.
Many friends Of Pfc. Cornelius
G. Tee who served in the Marine
Corps and was discharged after
hitch in Guadalcanal from injuries
received in battle and who has been
home for several months. that mail
sent him has finally caught up with
him at home This week he receiv-
ed over one hundred letters that
had been mailed him. some over Il
year old. He is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer W. Tee of this city and
since returning home has accepted
Il position at the NylOn plant in Sea-
ford.
Sergeant Anna Sibitzky Of W. A.
c., daughter of Mr.. ad Mrs Conrad
Sibitzky of this city. stationed ut
DaytOna Beach. Florida. WAS high
ly cOmplimented on her culinary art
recently when attached to officers
mess. she baked and decorated Il
large cake which was presented to
Miss Mary Churchill when she Wis
tied their base. Sergeant Sibitzky
before entering the service received
her early training assisting her
father who formerly owned and
operated IL bake shop in this city.
Mrs. Gladys HendrickSOn of At
antic City. y. j.. has been visiting
her sister. Mrs Harry l.. Boyer.
Pvt. Charles HendrickSon has re-
turned to the Orlando Air Base
lfter spending Today furl0ugh
here and in Atlantic City.
Willis Smith has resigned as as
;istant janitur at the high school
md has been succeeded by Frank
lester.
\ report from the high school dis
loses that the opening enrolment
vas 619 as compared to 62S last
ear.
Mr.. Frank Witchey has resigned
rom the high school faculty to ac-
ert IL teaching position in fennsyl-
ania. Mr. Witchey has been here
bout 10 years.
The annual Flower Show given
v the Ever Ready Class of ASbury
IethOdist Church. will he called IL
lower and Victory Garden EXhi-
;4;n,, ti,;. ,.onr f,.r ,yb;lit,r., ,,rn
Sked to display the products of
heir vegetable gardens aS well as
f their flowers. 1t will he held
II the newly renovated Collins Hall
f the church building on Friday
vening. September "A. Everyone
n the community is invited to ex-
ibit and they are asked to have
heir exhibits in the church hall
V noon on the above date. The
ndges will work in thWafternOm and
he doors will he open to the public
t seven o'clock i'll the evening. The
rOgram will be rendered at S.15 p.
l. The following committees will
ave charge of the show: Arrange
lents, Mrs. Charles Derrickson. as
isted by Mrs. w. f. West and Mrs.
scar Martin. Variety Table: Mrs.
7. X. Massey and Mrs. William $.
mith; program: Mrs. Fulton ,
Downing. Mrs. BOwden and Mrs.
onrad Hamer and Mrs. w. w.
harp. Tickets: Mrs. Roy Porter |
nd. Mrs. Alice Price. Publicity:
Irs. Sharp. Posters. Mrs. Clyde :
erry. Tables. Mrs. West. Entries,
[rs. John Pitlick. Classification. '
FRS. Clarence ShOckley. Judges, {
Irs. Pearl Hanson. Cakes. Mrs.
red Mayer. Mrs. L. W. White. ,
Irs. Philip Harrington. and Mrs.
5seph Masten. Ice cream. Mrs.
yron McKnatt. Mrs. Milton Welch. {
RS. Preston Anthony. Mrs. Ernest ]
Z. Dean. Mrs. Norman Hopkins.
RS. Clarence Kemp, Mrs. Virginia '