Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
HARRINGTON

A turkey dinner was given last
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Peterson on Railroad Ave,
in honor of Corporal Fred T.. Min
ner who was recently discharged
from the Army Air Corps. THOSE
present included Mrs. Belle Der
rickson, Mr. and Mrs. Elw0od
Derrickson. Mr.. and Mrs. ElWood
Shuttle and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Shuttle, Henderson, Maryland. MIR.
and Mrs. Carl Nichols and family,
Greensboro; Misses Phyllis Peter
son and Louise Wiley, Wilmington
Doris Shuttle, Washington. u. e.
Paul Neeman, IT, G. Tee Ir., Ed
die Taylor and Brinton Holloway
attended a football game III SEihr
Park Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hawk and
children of MillerSyille. Pennsyl-
vania, Lieutenant and Mrs Everest
Holzclaw of Fort Belvoir. Virginia,
Nr. and Mrs. Andrew Mcmillan.
Summervillc. New Jersey were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Job Pride
over the week end.
Mr. Lewis Slaughter 81. is visit
my his daughter. Mrs. Harold kin~
in Elmer. New Jersey.
Nearly $50 attended the llarrin@
ton Vocational Fair at the Ili2h
School last Friday night. With Mel
vim BrOhst at the organ the aud
ience sang God Bless America.
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presented comic skit. "Maly
AIMS Dinner Guest" characters:
Mary Hill, Dorthea Rice. June Hill.
Doris Vincent Irene Hanson and
Louise Rifenber2 Piano selections
by Stephen Tresnak. +. +. A. MEM
Ter from Bridgevillp school. An
original skit by 9th grade Az. boys,
In School. characters: Bill Car
penter, Harold Brown. Bobby Fry
and Earl Anthony. a motion pic
ture. Building a Pond" After in
termiSSion q wood chOpping contest
took place between Howard Morton
of Harrington and f. +. \. mem
her from Greenwood school. lltn
Grade Az. boys original skit Coins
to the Fair. characters: Marvin
Brown, Raymond Brown. William
Welch and Howard Morton. The @th
grade home economics Fa sEiuu
SHOW Presentation of awards hl
Robert Nelson, president OF tAt
Board of Education. Louise Rifeu
berg, Harvest Queen; Jack Brad
ley, Junior Winner. scoring th'
most points with his exhibits Lew
is WrOten, sweepstakes prize. SCOr
ing most points of any individual a
the Fair Door Prize winner: Eloie'
Anthony and Mrs. Kendall Wroten
Mrs. Ruth Heath and Tommi2 Link
Temple Lodge No 9 \. +. and \
NJ. of Milford observed masonic =
10 Church" Sunday by attpudin;
the morning service at AShul,
Methodist Church here. More thai
sixty MaSOns assembled a tn
| irst National Bank and went T.
the church gOin2 in as Il body t
hear the service conducted by ON
of their own number, tEe pastor {
the church. Reverend j. Iiail'
Wright. The theme of bis sprmo
was "A Building oi God. anthem
We're rendered by the adult cHot
and the children'S chorus with Mr
C. Fred Wilson at tie con>ol
lowers for the occasion were pre-
scnted by Temple Lodge and i
Milford Gardens
Miss Geor&ianna Jester. dau%ht,
Of Ar. Herman Jester Ol Million
was welded to Mr.. Everett Rall
aramore, son oI Mrs CEarl,
I.aramore of near Il;u1in%tun
Trinity Methodist Church parSo
ace by IL" Reverend Thomas
Jones. {. G.. Gillespie ui Milford Al
Mrs. Evelyn Porter of Ills ci
We're attendents
The Gjtll Anniversary Of Trini
Church Will be celebrated on ID
Cember 10th. \ pageant will
presented in the evening scIVi,
called: The Lower Light. I'll
will be 4 candle light service hy {
Youth Fellowship Group.
Prof. Melvin Brobst has been {,
cured as the Or@aniSt and tht
Director of Trinity Church. \
Hrobst is music instructor at t
High school and was recently iii
charged from the service. The j
EiOr choir will sing on Sund
evenings under the direction
Mrs Earl Sylvester.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Baynalh
Wilmington have been visiting |
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