Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11
HARRINGTON

The Women's Society Service of
Asbury Church. met in the Collins
building Tuesday night with Mrs
G. Fred Wilson presiding. After
Various reports wele given, a re-
view of the American Indian"
which has just been studied was
conducted by Mrs W. W Sharp.
Mrs. John Sheldrake led the devo-
tional period. the program The
Sanctity OF The Christian Home"
was dramatized 81 tn" Esther Cir
Gle with Mrs. oscar Roberts. Mrs.
r. W Nano. mrs ". +. Moore. Mrs.
William g. ito.teS, Mrs. Heln.an
LOngfellOW and Mrs Abner lIick-
man taking part Miss barbara
Smith concl"deq the program Witn
a solo.
The regular meeting of the WO-
mcGs Society Of Christian Service
OF Trinity Methodist Church was
held on Tuesday night with the
President, Mrs. Earl Sylvester pre-
siding. Mrs. William Sheath assist
cd by several members Of the so
ciety. conducted the devotional ser
vice. The program for the evening
was in charge of Mrs Ruth Nemish
who spoke on The SanCtity of the
Home" several children also took
part in the program. Reports of
the treasurer and circle leaders
was among the business transact
cd, one new member was received
by the organization They decided
to purchase another War Bond.
Mrs. John Fl. Potter made report
of recent meeting of the PENN
sula Group held at Milford. During
the social hour which followed the
business session. refreshments
were served to ii large group in at
tendance.
Wednesday evening OF last week
the High School Graduating class
nineteen girls and one hoy left for
their annual trip to New York.
While on their sight seeing trip
they will be chaperOned by Mr.
Harry Quillcn and Miss Leona
Dickrager q member of the faculty.
They will stop at the Hotel New
Yorker
Mrs William \. Taylor and little
daughter. Christine are spending
this week with relatives in Rich
mOnd. Virginia.
Private Clark ROOrk of Fort
Braeg. North Carolina is spending
ten days with his wife and family
before reporting TO Camp Ord,
alifornia
Mrs. John Masten has returned
from visit with her sister. Mrs.
William Elliott of ChcstertOwn.
Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Downing
and daughters have moved to
Slauehtcr Beach for the summer.
Upon return in Fall they will oc-
cupy the home they have purchas-
cd on Commerce st.
The regular monthly meeting of
the o. t. II. class of Trinity MethO-
dist Church will be held at the
home of Mrs. Brinton Holloway to-
night
Announcement has been maGc
that the ladies of Wesley Metho-
dist Church, Burrsville will spon-
sor a home cooked sale of foods
next Saturday. May 18th beginning
az $50 a. m. in the store of How
ard Williamson on Commerce st.
The Cancer drive in this city
ponsored by the Harrington New
tentury Club was a great success
Mrs. Fred Bailey, president of The
club served as chairman of the
.
ever 1925 had been secured by hel
committee.
Miss Margaret Masten of Will
min9ton spent the week end Wi(h
Mrs. Jane Creadick.
Several members of Kent Chap
ter No. | Order Eastern Star at
tended church in Milford on sun
day.
Mrs. Georgia Jackson and Miss
Anna Camper were Dover visitor.
en- Saturday.
MIR William Ward is on a husi-
ness trip to Harrisburg. Pcnnsyl
vania this week.
SerGcant WechtenhiSer of For
Jay. New York is spending a few
Gays this week with his vile as
sistinG her in moving to their hom,
on Calvin 81.
At dinner meeting of Harrine
ton Post No. American Legion
last Friday night in James Rcstau
rant, the baby members Of the nos
rubbed elbows and broke brpa,
with veterans of three wars. alSt
got an insight of the workings O
an orGdniZdtiOn that is proud of if
record in the past. Their achieve
nentS have been many and IN
speakers of the evening urged th
Younger veterans to carry on he
Side their huddics of the past Wal
fo%t commander, Earl Sylvcstc
Was IN charge of tho program
which included the nomination an
installation of officers. The nc,
tftlcerS of the post are Post Com
mandcr, Samuel w. Williams: vice
commander, Ernest Killen; adn
tant and finance officer TheOdOl
II. harrington; chaplain, Manlov
Ifadley: sergeant at arms. Benif
MN Emory. The assemblaee nun
hercd 10 including members of III
post and guests. Col. W. f.. Lank {
Milford. veteran of 1898 wa