Milford chronicle., 1946-05-31
HARRINGTON

The Harrington Rotary Club held
q very interesting meeting this
evening at the James Restaurant
after d wonderful chicken dinner
Wesley Butler who is in charge OF
the Boy Scouts was instructed 10
purchase baseball equipment for
them and arrangements are being
made for the Club TO challenge the
Lions club TO q game of soft ball III
the near future r. {. Zacharias be
ing chairman of the evening read
very interesting address delivered
by the very able member of the
Houston, Texas Bar Association,
David A. Simmons at a meeting of
the American Bar Association held
III Cincinnati. Ohio. October IA. 1914
i'll which he gives the reasons for
many of the ills of our Country to-
uay and not only mildly critices
some of the short cOmings but Of
fers many good suggestions for
correction. Mr.. Simmons says many
of our misfits and mistakes in
Washington are caused by the
little misfits and mistakes started
i'll our own districts and until We
correct these at source We cannot
expect TO have the Constitution
working as was intended by its
makers.
The Ever Ready class of Asbury
Methodist Church School. elected
officers for the next year at its
May meeting which was the last
business meeting of the class until
September lG The officers chosen
were: President, Mrs. Clarence
Kemp, First vice president. Mrs.
W. r. Massey, Second vice presl-
dent. Mrs. Clarence Raughley, re-
cOrding secretary, Mrs. Burton
Case. assistant, Mrs. II. E. Austin
attendance secretary. Mrs. William
Minner, assistant, Mrs. Preston
Anthony, treasurer, Mrs. Philip
Harrington, assistant treasurer
Mrs. Oscar Gillette. chairman OF
sunshine work Miss Helen Peter
son. assistant, Mrs Lola Musser
Definite plans were made for the
ninth annual flower and garden
show, which will he held on Sep
tembcr Is. Mrs. Clarence Raugh-
ley was named general chairman
with several chairman to assist hel
III the different departments of the
show. An expression of apprecia
ton was given the outgoing Off
GERS who have served for the pas
two years. They are Mrs. H. E. Den
ney, Mrs. j. j. Plummer, Mrs Ed
mund Taylor, Miss Helen Peterson
and Mrs. V S. ClarksOn.
In union service, the baccalau
reate sermon to the graduates o
Harrington High School, will be de
livered Sunday morning. June > il
Asbury Methodist church.
The community Daily Vacation
Bible School will be held again thi
summer at the high school, June i
to y. All churches in this commll
nifty are invited to participate.
The officers club of the w. B. a
will meet at the home of Mrs II. {
Austin on Fleming Street, May 81
The Rev. Thomas {. Jones visite
Baltimore last week delivering a
address to the Masonic Fraternity
Mr.. John l.. Walmsley of viii
minetOn was the speaker in Trinit
Methodist church Sunday eyenins
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G.. Powell an
spending the week end in New Yor
attending the graduating exercise
of their daughter. Miss Christin
Powell at Skidmore College, Sara
tOga. New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Porter. Mr.. an
Mrs. Samuel Raughley and childre
and Mrs. Bessie Stevenson spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Jones.
A Junior quartet is in the process
Of making since all the members @
the present quartet are the prou
fathers of baby boys, the last of tn
quartet was Il boy born to Mr.. an
Mrs. Melvin Brobst the past wee
in Milford Memorial Hospital. Tn
members of the quartet are: Benn
Moore, Harry &. Tee Jr.. Randall /
Knox Jr.. and Mr. BrObst.