Milford chronicle., 1943-10-22
HARRINGTON

Mrs. Ernest Raughley, who il
completing her second year al
president of the Harrington New
Century Club has announced tina
the results of the program commit
tee are being distributed to th'
members of the club. Their activi
ties for the new year will begiT
Tuesday afternoon. At the sam'
time it was announced that tht
Ways and Means Committee of thG
club has completed arrangements
to hold a benefit party in the clut
house some time in November. The
opening day program will consist
of a flower arrangement, together
with an Art program given by Mrs,
Fred Greenly. assisted by her COM
mittee - Mrs. Norris c. Adams,
Mrs. S. L. Sapp, Mrs. Louis c.
Jones, Mrs. L. b. Harrington. Mrs.
Reese Harrington. Mrs. Ella Will
son and Mrs. Charles Hopkins. Re-
cent paintings by Ernest Raughley
and the scrap-boOks of Mrs. Wal
lace McFaul of Milford. will be in
teresting features of the program.
The Equal Bill of Rights will be
discussed in the business meeting
which precedes the program. The
following program is announced
for the club year: Nov. 2, Influence
of Women i'm State Affairs, LegiS-
lation. Mrs. r. w. Vane. Mrs. Leon
ard HOrleman. Mrs. Harry CULLEN,
Mrs. W. Il. Moore. Mrs. W. r.
Humes. Mrs. Abner Hickman and
Mrs. S. NJ. Williams. Nov. l6, Har-
vest Tea. Hospitality Committee.
Dec. Z, Second anniversary of Pearl
HarbOr. War Service-Mrs. o. T.
Roberts. Mrs. l.. Fl. Rogers. Mrs. l..
X. Beauchamp. Mrs. John Pitlick. /
Mrs. Fred Powell. Mrs. S. o. Bailey
and Mrs. George Vaapa. Jan. 4.
Effect of Drama on Everyday Life
Mrs. G. \. Cahall. Mrs. r. J. En-
Ory, Mrs. w. II. Cahall Mrs. W. II.
HOrleman. Mrs. Ella Little, Mrs.
Il. {. Jones and Mrs. W. w. Shaw.
Jan. Is. The Value of Music to our
World Today l.. T, Jones.
Mrs. c. F. Wilson. Mrs. J. W. Shell
drake. Mrs. Clyde Miller, Mrs.
George Toppin, Mrs. Wesley But
Ter and Mrs. Arnold Miller. Feb. l.
How Best to Meet Community
Needs. Public Welfare-Mrs. j. c.
Messner. Mrs. John Harrington.
Mrs. II. J. Ramsdell. Mrs. Fulton
Downing, Mrs. Horace Quillen. Mrs.
benjamin Knox and Mrs. William
Sheath. Feb. Il. India and Near
East. International RELATIONSHIPS.
w. W. Sharp. Mrs +. w Dean. Mrs.
r. +. Raughley, Mrs. o. T. Perry.
Mrs. Clyde Perry Mrs. Fred S. D.
Bailey and Mrs. George Hanson.
March :. Our Home Front, Ameri-
can Homes Mrs. Ethel Hunter,
Mrs. Herman Brown, Mrs. Jehu
Camper. Mrs A. &. Ford. Mrs. NJ.
f. Culver. Mrs. Brown Smith, Mrs
Wilbur Jacobs. Mrs. Elizabeth Har-
ris and Mrs. Howard ThistlewOOd.
March 81. How Club Women Can
Help in the Educational Program
Mrs. J. G. Smith. Mrs. W. S. Smith.
Mrs. II. W. Smith. Miss Elva Reese.
Mrs. Howard Williams, Mrs. w. T.
Chapman and Mrs. Jonathan Hop
kins. April 1. What Religion Means
to Men and Women in the Service
Mrs. Earl Sylvester, Mrs. +. W.
White. Mrs. F. G. Mayer. Mrs. J. II.
Potter. Mrs. Harley Waller. Mrs.
II. l.. Boyer and Miss Laura Flem
ing. April is. Luncheon. May ,.
Annual Reports. Election and In
stallation. The program commit
tee. Mrs. John Gilmore Parks. Mrs.
o. r. Roberts and Mrs. A. b. Par
sons. The officers of the club are:
President. Mrs Ernest Raughley;
first vice-president, Mrs. Fred S.
Bailey: second vice-president Mrs.
r. J. Emory; recording secretary.
Mrs. A. b. Parsons; assistant. Mrs.
Reese Harrington; corresponding
secretary. Mrs. j. G. Smith; treas =
urer, Mrs. c. Fred Wilson; assist
ant. Mrs. Fred c. Powell. Hospital 4
ity chairman. Mrs. T. II. Harring-
ton: club representative. Mrs. S.
NJ. Williams: Sunshine Committee,
Mrs. Norris Adams; Auditors. Mrs. |
W. W. Sharp and Mrs. Horace f.
Quillen: Trustees. Mrs. l.. b. Har-
ringtOn. Mrs. J. c. Messner and
Mrs. Fred Greenly. Press corre-
,pOndents. Mrs. W. W. Shaw and |
Mrs. John Pitlick
At the meeting of Rachel Re-
Ieccah Lodge. No. :. last Friday
right. very enjoyable evening
vas spent when Margaret Dennison
md her staff of Wilmington visited
he lodge and installed officers for
he new term. The following Off
.ers were installed: p. y. G.. Eliza
,eth West y. G.. Josephine Wecht-
Vice-Grand. Mary Clark
on; secretary. Emma Passmore; III
ssistant secretary. Lille Reed; III
secretary. Virginia Clark
on; treasurer. Elmina Hill; war
en. Mrs. West; conductor. Flor
nee Won GOerres: inside guard. III
Nelson; outside guard.
,dith Ryan: chaplain Ann Pear
on; r. S n. g.. Irene Wechten-
User; L. S. y. G.. Edith Massey; Ill
!. S. V. G.. Ethel Sapp; l.. S. V. G..
annie Swain. II
Captain Paul Hawk. of Chapel II
ill, n. C., is visiting friends here =
lille on furlough. T.
Private Wallace Wilson. of But
II, Pa. spent the weekend with n
ic family bara IS