Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28
HARRINGTON

1ne meeting or harrington RO-
tary Club was we'll attended last
evening with dinner served at
the James restaurant Business of
Importance was transacted after
which the meeting was given over
to Col. III. Edmund Bulls who
spent much times overseas during
the III World War but is now con-
nected with the Delaware mental
hygiene work. Col. Bulls cited
cases of boys in the service who
were alert and able to make quick
decisions in time of peril and of
some who were not and the reason
for this. that it reaches back into
the home and school life of the
children. greater attention should
be given in the home and school to
the disposition and nervous tenn
permcnant of the child and their
aptitude to render quick decisions.
Col. Bulls will be in Delaware for
several years working with the
schools and parents on mental hy-
giene.
With 12S enrolled III the Daily
dtlOlI l)lDlt ~ iiOPif 'i'N
are in their last week of the period.
Devotions are held daily from to
9:20 a. m. in charge OF the Rev. }.
Harry Wright and the Rev. /. {.
Jones, each minister alternating III
this exercise. During the deNOtlOnal
period. the lessons consist of object
lessons, bible verses, music, hand
and memory work are taught. The
recreation period of 20 minutes
each day is in charge of Rev. ii. ii.
Calhoun. The commencement eXer-
cises will be held Friday night at
eight o'clock in Trinity Methodist
Church. a display OF the work will
be on exhibition and bibles will be
awarded to the scholar i'll each de-
partment doing the best work Fri
day morning through the cOOpera-
ton of the business men, the kid
dies will be treated to ice cream.
On Saturday the youngsters will be
taken to the Milford Playground
for a picnic. A bus and private
automobiles will leave Trinity
Church promptly at 1:30 p. M. Only
those enrolled at the School will be
admitted in the bus.
The Officers club of the W. B. A.
lodge We're entertained at the home
OF Mrs. Almina Hill in the rural
area about two miles North of this
city Mrs. William ClarkSOn as Co
chairman, this evening. Mrs. Du-
Pont Walker of Dover spent the
week end with Miss Caroline SHARP
and Mr. and Mrs W. W. Sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace T.. Quiller
spent the week end at Rehobotf
and attended the Messner and Cul.
len wedding.
Last Saturday the Delaware con.
sistory of Masons were the guest.
of Mr.. Pierre =. DUPONT at Long
wood Gardens. After concert il
the open air theatre by Lulu Tenn
pie band. and Il vaudeville show, ;
beautiful display of the fountain:
With cOlored lights was given
Among those present from this cit!
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Down
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Keller, Rev. an(
Mrs. J. Harry Wright, Mr.. and Mrs
W. W. Sharp, Warren +. Moore ant
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Greenly Jr.
Asbury Methodist Church has Sc
lected the Misses Mary A. Hickman
Thelma and Elma Stauffer to at
tend the Methodist Youth Fellow
ship institute. at Wesley JuniO
College in Dover from June "a I
80 Also Frank Quillen and anothe
not yet chosen, will attend the In
termediate session on July 8.
Kent Chapter No. II o. +. S. wa
hOnored last Wednesday evening b
visit from the official staff of tn
Grand Officers of Delaware h
Worthy Grand Matron. Alice
Abbott, Worthy Grand Patron, Pc
cy c. Cotty The club room Wa
beautifully decorated and gif1
were presented to the Worth
Grand MatrOn. Worthy Grand Pa
ron. Associate Grand COnductres
Marie l.. Roberts and to Deput
Grand Lecturer. Louise s. Emor
There were about 40 present, il
Guiding guests from Wilmingto
Seaford. Delmar. GeOrgetOW
Newark, Dover. POcOmoke Cit
Maryland and Denton.
A grand old lady. Mrs Rena
Wyatt observing her S5th birthd;
anniversary. was rendered a par
by her nieces at the home of Nh
w. T. Camper with whom she h;
lived for several years. Her niece
Mrs. Roy Murphy, Mrs. Lee Pas
waters and daughter, Mrs. RI