Milford chronicle., 1944-05-26
HARRINGTON

Dyer both former restaurant own
ers here have formed a partner
ship and purchased Irene's restau
rant on North Commerce Stree
and will continue the business
they took over last Monday morn
ing.
Private Samuel Gerard of For
Eustis Va, is spending a furlougl
with his wife Margaret Gerard.
Mrs, Harry Morris and Mrs
Ethel Rash are visiting the latter
husband in camp in Illinois.
Private Sol Martin of Fort FOst
er, Maine, is visiting his wife Mrs
Mrs. Ruth Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Truitt spen
the weekend with Sgt. John Truitt
at Camp Davis N. C.
Corporal Emil Adams is spend
ing furlough with his wife and
his father NJ. 7. Adams.
The Ever Ready Class of Asbury
Methodist Church met in Collins
Hall on Tuesday evening with the
president, Mrs. o. T. Perry presid-
ing. The election of officers for
the next two years took place with
the results as follows: President,
Mrs. Herbert Denney; first vice
president, Mrs. Clarence Raughley;
second Vice-president, Miss Della
Ryan; recording secretary, Mrs.
Edmund Taylor; assistant, Mrs.
Joseph A. Masten; attendance sec
retary, Miss Helen Peterson; assis-
tant. Mrs. Clarence Kemp; trea-
surer, Mrs. j. J. Plummer; assist
ant treasure, Mrs. William l.. Cain;
chairman of Sunshine committee,
Mrs. w. +. West; assistance, Mrs.
Norman Hopkins. Plans for the
annual flower show were made
and Friday, September % was the
date selected. The program for the
evening was in charge of Mrs.
John Dayton and her committee.
The class has just celebrated its
twenty-first university with Mrs.
w. w. Sharp teaching ever since
the class was organized.
Under the direction of their
teachers the pupils in the lower
grades of the High school had the
necessary corrections made after
a clinic .checkup, over one hun
dred and twenty-five kiddies in the
two lower grades were given a
party on the school lawn last
week. The dental work was spon-
sored by the Rotary Club and a
local business man very much in
terested in the community prOvid- |
ed the treat of ice cream and |
cakes. The party was in charge of
the teachers, Mrs. Emma Hop
kins, Mrs. Marie Hollenger, Mrs.
John Sheldrake. Mrs Mary Bround,
Miss Edith Smith and the school
nurse. Mrs. Harry Farrow. How
ever before the refreshments were
served, games and music was ell
joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sauls-
bury of Jersey City N. J. spent the
past week with the formers father
r. A. Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Swain
have returned from a visit with
their son Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Swain in Phila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Waller
were Out-of-town visitors during
he past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Raugh-
ley and Robert Stauffer spent the
weekend at Camp Davis n. c. as
the guest of Sergeant and Mrs. Ed
ward Raughley, Mrs. Stafford
spent the past week in North
-arOlina.
Seaman 2/c Benjamin Rash of
cambridge Naval Training station
pent the weekend with his wife
nd son Mrs. Norma Rash.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greenly and
aughter Ann, have returned from
visit with Seaman and Mrs. Fred
Ireenly in Jacksonville Florida.
Pfc. Cornelius Locates and
/Sgt. Lawrence Locates after %
lOnths in the South Pacific area,
re spending 2l days with their
arents Mr. and Mrs. Willard Le-
ates near Pennington. After
leir visit private Locates will re-
ort to Atlanta Ga. and Sgt. Le-
ates will report to Camp Butner,
!. c.
Miss Mary Margaret Masten of
spent the weekend
18th her aunt, Mrs. Jane Crea-
ick.
Mrs. Harriet Herring of Wash
lgtOn spent the weekend with her
arents Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Gallo
ay. .
Word has been received here by
is parents Mr.. and Mrs. Howard =
ooper near this city that their son
rivate James Millard Cooper has
lst completed seventeen weeks of
Iechanics at Kessler Field, Miss.
e is now qualified as an expert
"a Bomber mechanic. His next
ep may send him to school for
lther training in advanced MAIN
nance or be assigned to duty
.rVicing one of the great fOur-en-
med liberators. a third chance is
lat he may be sent to an aerial
lnnery school where he would
arm to shoot Axis out of the sky.
bout a week before graduation he
ent to Fort LiberatOr, a field test
'ea, where he put into practice
hat was learned at school.
Pfc. Major Brown of Fort Mon
'e, Va. has been spending a few
lys with his parents, Mr.. and
rs. Greedy Brown and other rel
ives near Harrington.
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH