Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
HARRINGTON

vice in Asbury Methodist Church
by the pastor, the Rev j Harry
Wright II WAS candle light ser
vice. \ moment OF silent prayer
was observed by the congregation.
with response by the pastor in mem-
ory of one OF their members. Miss
Evelyn Staufter. who passed away
AT her home Sunday afternoon. a
donation of canned goods of ap-
proXimately 10 cans We're col
lected by Il committee from the ".
5. {. 5. and is 10 be given 10 the
Methodist Hospital, Philadelphia.
and the DeacOneSS Home Will
mingtOn
Rally Day is all the word i'm
plies for in Trinity Methodist
Church last Sunday. when the
Sunday school showed increased
attendance and best OF all the goal
set for the day was greatly sur
passed. The pastor desired an oil
burner for the church and il was
decided to raise the funds on Rally
Day. All friends OF the church
We're asked to increase their usual
contributions. About two weeks
before Rally Day the organized
Sunday school classes solicited
their membership for contribu-
tiOns. and members OF the church
not connected with the Sunday
school were also seen and at the
final check-up, $627.N1 had been
gathered in After the Sunday
dren presented a pageant. The
Revealing Hilltop" Among those
taking part We're Patricia Shirley
Simpson. Betty Louise Sheath.
Jcannette Williamson, Betty Brad
ley. Patsy Ann Billings. Joyce O.
Neal. Rcba Smith. Martha Grue-
we'll catherine Anthony Virginia
Lee Black. \ piano duet was play
ed by Betty Bradley and Patsy Ann
Billings. The junior choir in the
choir loft sang during the eve
ming
Lieutenant and Mrs. Everett
HOtzclaw are spending some time
here with their father Rodney
Pride and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. j O
Pride
Private Gordon Widdowson O
Fort Bragg. ~ c., is spending ;
furlough with his mother, Mrs
Paul WiddoWsOn
Mrs Fred S. Bailey. the presi
dent of the Harrington New Cen
tury Club. presided at the frs
meeting Of the club after the sum
noon last. At the beginning. Mrs
Bailey asked the members TO boy
i'm moment of silence. as a trib
ute 70 one OF its members. Mrs
Fred G. Mayer. who died since tn
last meeting of the club Mrs. JOh
G. Parke. War Service Chairman
announced the approaching Victor
Loan Drive, and asked the mem
bers to buy as many bonds as posS
ble. and also explained the say
ing OF war stamps in campaig
to end at Thanksgiving.
On October %, at p. m, tn
club will hold a reception for tn
faculty of the high school tn
members and their husbands, an
on November 20. Denton CommuI
ity Club will be guests of this clu
ON Reciprocity Day. A program o
Post War Planning" was pr'
sented by Mrs Parkes. Mrs.
Fred Wilson. Mrs. Ella Wilson an
Miss Elva Reese. 1t was opent
in religious thanks for the end
the war. Mrs. Parks spoke of II
nature of the subject and pape
were also read by Mrs Fred Wi
son and Miss Reese.
The Women's Society Of Chri
tan Service OF the Trinity Meth
dist Church observed its fifth a
nivcrsary on Thursday night last
the auditorium of the church. Wht
they presented a playlet. Moth
Goose Calls Her Children Home
especially written for the Occ
sion by Mrs. George Potter. Nea
ly one hundred were present to o
JOY the entertainment. After Z
program was finished the CUES
filed into the Sunday school rOOr
for social time and rcfreshmen
The following took part: Mrs. Mi
Miller. Mrs Katie Boyer, Miss Jea
nettc Williamson, Mrs. Lula Pc
ter. Mrs. Ruth Nemish. Mrs Re
Sylvester. little Billy Shaw. NJ
Martha Sheath. Mrs. Cloren
Grucwcll Mrs. Jeanette Pott
Mrs Virginia Holloway. Mrs Bc
nice Shaw. Mrs Mabel katcs a
Mrs. Catherine Simpson
The first quarterly confcrcr
of Trinity Methodist church "
held on Thursday evening with
Rev. Thomas NIulligan. Distr
superintendent. presiding
Mrs w w Simmons OF Phi
dclphia has been visiting NJ
Elizabeth Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred r. Grec
have returned home after a t
weeks visit at Lexington Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Collins
Morrisville y j. spent tn" we
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar ca
near this city.
Staff Sergeant John Il. Roach ;
mother. Mrs. Herman Roach ;
Mrs. Warren HOlston of Geor
town were guests OF Mr. and y
Harry G. Tee.
Mrs Clyde Miller Of Whining
spcnt the Weekend with her !
ther and sister-in-law. Mr..
Mrs Herman Brown.
A very quiet wedding took pl
at the parsonage OF Trinity Met
dist Church on Saturday even
t q o'clock when Lester c. Cl