Milford chronicle., 1944-04-28
HARRINGTON

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wounds in combat in the Italial
area, and which is in the prou'
possession of his wife, Mrs. Mari
Martin Galloway, she was furthe
thrilled when informed that he
husband, Lieutenant L. Goodel
Galloway, had arrived in the Uni
ted States and was in a hospita
in White Sulphur Springs. w. Va
She Immediately made arrange
ments to go to him, leaving VIII
mington Wednesday afternoon, ac
companied by his sister, Mrs. Har'
riett Herring. The extent of his in
juries are not known at this time
President Howard Williams pre-
sided over the regular meeting oi
the Harrington Rotary Club this
week. Preparations are being
made for the annual election of Of
ficers. The chair appointed a NOM
mating committee, DR.. r. J. En-
ory, F. c. Powell and Harry Boyer.
Following the business session, Ar
chic Ford took charge of the pro-
gram and introduced as his speak
er of the evening. the Rev. Joseph
s. Kinks, of Christ Episcopal
Church, Milford, whose address
dwelt on the topic Post War Era.
The speaker in his closing remarks
reminded all that the safest way to
protect democracy is through the
medium of Christianity.
The Harrington New Century
Cmb celebrated its 35th anniver-
sarv at a luncheon on Tuesday OF
last week. Jonquils, the club flow
er. were used prOfusely i'm the dec
Orations. Mrs. Ernest Raughley'
president of the club. welcomed the
guests in few well chosen words
and then read an original poem
summarizing the work of the club
in the past two years. Mrs. Freu
Greenly introduced the guests III
song. while Mrs. c. Fred wilson
was at the piano. The program oil
the afternoon in charge OF MIS-
John Parks, opened with two VlO-
lin solos by Mrs. James Darbie ot
Frederica. a former member OF the
club. Mrs. Oscar Roberts then fol-
lowed the musical selections with
n humorous reading, "Mr. Prizes
Pressed Pants" A dialogue THE
Musical Quilt" written by Mrs. L.
r. Jones. was presented by MIS-
Fred Mayer and Mrs. w. W. Shaw
assisted by chorus and SOLO
number by little Miss Adrianna
Potter. Miss Lila Chason played
Salute d. Amour" The conclud-
ing number on the program was the
club song written by Mrs. George
b. Potter several years ago. The
guests included Mrs.
Charles Lee Sipple, Kent county
vice president of FELTON,. Mrs. Ar
thur Taylor, Mrs. William Taylor
and Miss Sara Taylor, FELTON,; Mrs.
G. Marshall Townsend, Mrs. VIII
mer Lankford and Miss Elizabeth
Stidham. Milford; Mrs. Shockley
Daugherty of Houston; Mrs. Oar
bic of Frederica. and Mrs. Kitty
Cole, formerly of Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
After having his offices here de-
by fire in the theatre
building, DR.. r. J. Emory has been
without an office here. Just recent
w he leased the Quillen property
on Commerce street in the bust
ness area and started extensive
at once. He has secur-
ed a chair and other equipment
sufficient to CORY on until after
the war and has announced rthat
the dental parlOr will open on
April q.
Corporal Alvin Black of Ply
mouth, Mass. is spending a fur
Iough with friends here.
Corporal Luther Hatfield is
spending few days with his par
.nts. Mr.. and Mrs. Zack Hatfield.
Last week Julia Hover. presi-
lent of the Rebekah Assembly ac-
by her staff paid an
,fficial visit to Rachel Rebekah
lodge No. :. and installed the new
,fiicers. n. e.. Mary Clarkson; V.
l., Lille Reed; recording secre-
ary, Emma Passmore; financial
secretary. Virginia Clarkson; trea-
,urer, Almina Hill; warden. Eliza
,eth West: conductor, Florence
Ion Goerres; chaplain, Ethel Sapp;
2. S. n. c.. Ann Pearson; l.. ). n.
!. Fannie Swain; inside guardian,
edith Ryan; outside guardian, IT.
me Wechtenhiser. Visitors were
PRESENT from Wilmington, George
own and Milford. Refreshments
we're served during the social hour.
A very quiet wedding was sol
mnized in Trinity Methodist par
onage last Saturday afternoon
when Sergeant Woodrow Welch,
ION of the late Edgar Welch. mar
led Mrs. Ida Seely, daughter OF
he late Frank Bland.
Announcement has been made
hat the ladies' of the Burrsville
Wesley Church will hold Il bake
iale in WilliamsOn's Store in this
.ity on Saturday, April 29, starting
It $3.50 a. III.
The o. U. r. Class of Trinity
Church in this city, real
zed $50 for their treasury from the
sale conducted last Fri
lay and Saturday.
Lieutenant and Mrs. George Vaa-
"a left for the State of Washington
where the lieutenant has been as
igned to duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. George de Leon and
he latter's mother, Mrs. Hester
reed of Maple Shade, N. j., have
,een recent guests of friends here. .
Mrs. H. C. Tee, Mrs. Clarence
,hockley and Mrs. Emma Watson
# Milford were Wilmington visit (
rs on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus S. Raugh- 4
ey entertained over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Alloway OF
N. j., Mrs. Fannie For
ker of Camden, Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
ert Dill of Magnolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Tee spent