Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21
HARRINGTON

The Harrington Rotary Club
meeting. held last Tuesday even
ing. was attended by large per-
centage of its members, who lis
tened to the report of the delegates
to the Atlantic City convention of
Rotary International held there
last weeks. Excerpts from speeches
made by Hon. Walter II. Judd,
member of the L. S. Congress. 1T
Must BE OF The Spirit" From
Here On" by Thomas A. Warren,
President of the Wolverhampton
Club. England; Twice Welcome"
by Herman ii. Hanson, Governor
1S4th District, Dover; Peace Be
gins at Home" by Captain Harold
+. Stasson, L. S. n. r., former Gov
ernOr of Minnesota. This report
was ably given by John Parks.
Tuesday evening. June 25, Col
onel IL. Edmund Bulls, a Rotaran.
who has just recently returned af
ter four years in the u. s. Army,
and who has addressed more than
two hundred and fifty Rotary clubs
in Asia, Africa, Europe and North
America. will address the Har-
rington Rotary Club. Mr.. Bulls is
connected with the Delaware State
Society for Mental Hygiene.
Friday afternoon of last week,
Mrs. f. Scott Purse of SeafOrd
entertained Il number of Harring
ton friends at dessert and bridge
III her home as compliment to
Miss Eleanor Stroud, daughter of
Mrs. Earl Sylvester of this city,
whose marriage to +. G. ZachariaS
took place ON Wednesday. After the
bridge game. Mrs j. Reynolds of
Salisbury, Mrs. Harold Hatfield of
Georgetown and Mrs. Earl Sylves-
ter of this city, won the prizes, the
guests assembled in the living
room and gifts for the bride-eleCt
were brought in two bushel bas-
kets. the hostess wishing her bus
hcIs and bushels of happiness" "
The guests included Mrs. Sylves-
ter and her two daughters. Miss
Stroud and Mrs. Allen Rutledge of
North Carolina; Mrs. Fred Bailey.
Mrs. Theodore II. harrington Mrs.
Horace Quillcn. Mrs. W. W. Sharp.
Mrs. C. Fred Wilson. Mrs. j. Cor
don Smith. Mrs. Fred G. Powell,
Mrs. \. e. Ford, Mrs. Ernest
RaughlCy, Mrs. Norris Adams.
Mrs. Allan Parsons. Mrs. William
Horleman, all of Harrington, Mrs.
Hatfield of Georgetown. Mrs. II. j.
Emory of Milford Mrs. Wilson of
Salisbury and Mrs. Miller and Mrs.
Elizabeth Elliott of ScafOrd.
Childrcn's Day exercises were
held i'll Asbury Methodist Church
last Sunday morning. The program
was prepared by the Supcrintcnd-
entS and teachers of the Beginners.
Primary and Junior Departments.
and was presented to Il large and
appreciative audience In the eve
ming the final program of the Jun
ior Methodist Youth Fellowship
was given under the direction of
Mr. and Mrs Guy Winebrcnner
Miss Mary Ellen Thomas presided
in the worship service. a little
drama. "Children of Galilee" was
given with the following children
participating: Miss Thomas Bar
bara Smith, Mary Ann Barlow Car
ole Ward, Joyce Hopkins. Mary Jo
Pitlick. lmogene Welch, Elaine
Downing. Betty WiX. Alwilda
Smith Ruth Moore Constance
Lord, Russell McCready, Richard
Pitlick, Robert Ward and George
Graham. At the morning servic,
the pastor Rev j. Harry Wrigh
baptized Raymond Caldwell Der
riCkson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus Derrickson. George Grif
fifth. Naapa son of Mr.. and Mrs
George Naapa. and Kcnney Joe Nc
Knatt. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth MCknatt.
The Daily Vacation Bible SchOo
opened last Monday. June 10. Will
an enrolment of one hundred anC
twelve pupils, from the following
churches: Trinity, Asbury, Pros
pect and Masten Corner Methods
Churches, the NaZarenc and tn,
Pilgrim Holiness Church. The
school is being conducted in tn,
high school building. A bus ha:
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