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Professional Women's Club Monday
evening Janu. > , nre- j
Bar. There were 24 members pr
Mlss L«ona Dickrage, treasurer,
gave a report on the club's funds.
The club was elated to learn that)
funds were available to pay all bias
pertaining to the uewty opened'
Youth Center. The c^mmiUee jas
on its successful
HARRINGTON
congratulated
handling of recent bazaar.
The floor was opened to a discus
sion of the problems arising from
the opening of the Youth Center be
cause of the large numbers present.
The following decisions were voted
and approved by the club
upon
members:
1 . No child will be admitted to
the Youth Center unless he dr she
is 12 years old or is in the seventh
grade ot school.
2. The Youth Center will be open
every Wednesday night, and it will
be shared by all ages of school chil
dren with membership cards. Prom
7 to 8:30 p. m. the children age
or in the severth grade, age 13 and
age 14.
3. The Youth Center will be open
Friday and Saturday nights
from 7 to 10:30 p. m. The two age
groups will alternate each week.
Friday, January 27, age 15 or in
the ninth grade and all other ages
in high school.
Saturday, January 28, age 12 or
in the seventh grade, age and 14.
4. No guest will be amitted un
less accompanied by a child hold
ing a membership card. Guests
must pay 25c.
If you attend bn a night when
your age group is not eligible, you
must come as a guest of an eligible
member and you must pay 25c.
February 9 a benifit card party
will be held at the Youth Center.
Thé meeting was then turned
over to Mrs. Caroline Dill, of the
Legislative committee, who gave
a short talk on the subject. She
then proceeded with an educational
quiz.
The M. Y. F. Class of Trinity Me
thodist Church elected officers for
1950. They are as follows: Reba
Smith, president; Randall Smith,
vice president; Virginia Lee Black
treasurer; Catherine Anthony, sec
retary; Donald Jester, secretary
of worship; Leslie Wix, librarian;
Jimmy Simpson, mission; Doris
Black and Barbara Minner, recrea
on
service; Patsy Ann Billings, pian
ist; Betty Bradley, assistant pian
ist; Shirley Kates and Martha Jean
Sneath. publicity.
Mrs. O. T. Roberts. Mrs. H. Clyde
Miller, and Mrs Catherine Downing
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STUDEBAKER LEADS AGAIN WITH THE NEXT LOOK" IN CAINS'
of Milford, attended a luncheon
Saturday at the home of Mrs. Char
i es Smlth - ot Federalsburg. given
slsssjzjsr. i r
M d Mrs.* William Grimes of
5S5^ ^ 8 * an ^' Md., spent Sunday
with Mr and Mrg M Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. William Evans, of
viola, spent last Thursday with
M rs. Edmund Taylor,
Mr &nd Mrg Calvln Cu - tis w
kitchen shower at the hom<!
g "rs CurÜs'.parents "rand
Mrg Edgar Br0WQ P Wlday evening,
Mf and Mrg Curtlj| received many
practical gifts.
Norman Smith has returned to
his home on Delaware Avenue at
ter having spent some time in Mil-j
ford Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. W. A. Nichols and Mrs. John
^mbo of Clayton spent Wednes
Pmmeii Laurel v 8lt,ng Mrs. Edna
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ri^ V i 11I o m K S n aW ' and
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cahall are at-!
te M? U an5 e M Urni i U i r i!. 8 t h0 p W . in N - Y *
"*^15 ert ^ rice ' Mrs -
^orge Price, end Mr. änd Mrs. Ro
Wiimw« Br SP€nt SatUrday ln
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nn C p d , Pr n , '.? r " c,lled
on Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bullock Sun
a f: _ t „ 0 .
Mrs. James H. Spicer, of Cape
a -[ leS ' J Va '' .® pe ? t Tues <fay and
Wednesday with her cousin, Mrs.
m- - ^"S Urg M t « '
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Brown attend
6 j « Sh0 ™ e L in honor of Mi -
Coleman > °f Kent
y,, ' £r d " F *2 da 3 r ;
«•oo K 1 "? 1 ® Derrickson of Wilm.,
\f n ^ ^ r * an( ^
. rs. Ora Dernckson Sunday.
_ V.^ rd K - Taylor has accepted
a jd,?) 1 as sa,esma n for Bryan
and Rollins, cf Lewes.
»j 8 ' Keaa Smith was the guest]
a o d : Mrs ' Martin Smith of
Ulrord , Sunday.
miss Iren© Brown, daughter of
Mc. and Mrs. Edgar Brown, spent!
the weekend with Miss Virginia!
' t v/ in oer.
_Jona Harrison Rifenburg, of
f.K i? 6 S€rvice * 8pent Tuesday,
w tn his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Riten burg. John has returned to
le ii a8 '
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swann spent
tne weekend in Wilmington.
i ir. and Mrs. Alvin Gadow of
enton entertained the following
people from Harrington Sunday;
Mrs ( ora .Parker, Mr. and Mrs.
t^ Ugkes and family - Mr.
rS ' j ^ward Taylor and fami
iy. Mr. and Mrs. F. Brown Smith,
NOTICE
Carburator, Fuel Pump and
Windshield Wiper Repair
STARTER, GENERATOR and BRAKE SERVICE
Speedometer Repair
CABLE AND CASING MADE TO ORDER
Polishing and Waxing
Lubrication And Oil Change
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
HAUGHEY'S SERVICE
110 Bridgham Ave.
Milford, Delaware
Night
Dial 4884
Day
Dial 4861
and Mrs. William Parker and fami
ly.
Mra . j 0 hn Rambo, of Clayton,
irÆj- Mra - w - a - N,chois
Mrs. R. W. Vane spent Monday
j n Baltimore. i
Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Quillen
entertained to dinner Wednesday
evening Dr. and Mrs. Harry Neese,
of Wyoming, and Mr. and Mrs. Lay
ton Ayres and son Tim. of Seaford.!
The Misses Marion Kaul, Grace!
Wanda Quillen, spent the weekend
with the Misses Hazel Sharp, Agnes
Jackson, and Jeanette Knapp, of
m"' and Mrs Dave W Force of
Baltimore spent Friday night with
M ra ?îd Mrs Joh^G Parks
* m» Brown Smith entertained
he? bridge club Thursdayafte?
: noon
L Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Messner, and
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Harrington
spent Sunday at Rehoboth
Mr. and Mr8 - W - R. Massey bad
as weekend miests H D Walker of
Tuxedo Park; Mrs F*Sd Daïis.' of
Wilmington; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gillespie, of Westfield, N. J., and
: Mrs. Ella Rogers, of Seaford.
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•i 1 " 1 ' 6 '' with friends in Frederica
Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. C. Crendick has been on
the sick list.
Mrs. Martin L. Caine and son,
Jimmy, of Hatboro, Pa., spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
l. Boyer. ,
Mrs. À. B. Parsons spent last
week with her mother, Mrs. A. W.
Thompson, of Georgetown. Mrs.
Thompson is recuperating at the
home of Mrs. Parsons for a while.
; Mrs. Fulton Downing and daugh
ter, Joyce, and Mrs. Cora Harrison
motored to Wilm., Saturday to see
Mrs. Roscoe I^ewis. Mrs. Harrison
will remain with Mrs. Lewis for a
^w weeks
; Ernest W. Dean has returned
I from the Milford Memorial Hospit
al following an operation,
O. T. Roberts entertained at a
! dinner Thursday evening the follow
the'ing friends; Martin Grier, C. Fred
Wilson. W. W. Sharp, Clarence W.
Shockley, and Horace Hamilton.
Mrs. F. B. Smith. Mrs. L. B. Har
rington, Mrs. L. T. Jones, Mrs. C.
Fred Wilson. Mrs. Theadore Har
rington. Mrs. W. W. Sharp, and Mrs
J. C. Messner were entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Gor
don Smith, of Dover.
Clarence Shockley has gone to
Brandywine Sanitorium.
George Vincent has transferred
to the Maryland Division of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. Vin-|
Byrqh Burgess and GeOTJ re I
vi-;cent spent Thursday «
itrrsar,
end with Mrs. ^ neTa T^end^of
Catherine Bradley and
Wilmington, were also
guests of Mrs. Tucker. Man i p J
Mrs Chester Oliver, of Z,.
wood N J- spent the weekend
Mr and Mrs. Norman Oliver.
Mr anfl Mr - « C. Austin enter-!
^i^yevenlS 8 few of,
Jl ir d fÄto inVnor of tbelr 33rd
weddi ng anniversary # ^ ,
The following University of
aware students are home S-vnard
term; Gertrude and Bobbr**™*
Donald Vane and Laura and Isabe
Kish. . „ '
George Smith, formerly of Ver-be
non. is ill at a hospital in CaHfor
nia. Hartlv
Mrs. Mary Williamson, of Hart y
spent the weekend with Mrs. Zella
Hopkins
Rev. J. Harry Wright Mr». Clyde
Miller, and Melvin Brobst attended
the Music Workshop held in Mil
ford Tuesday evening.
The second of the Milford com
munity concerts will be held Sun
day evening the St. Louis Simfonie
tta will be guest artists.
Susan Brown, small daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown had
the misfortune of scalding her arm,
quite badly Sunday.
John Myers, 39. of Bowers Beach
assumed his duties Saturday morn
ing as chief of the Harrington po-|
iice department, following the re
signation the previous day of Harry
A. Pusey who had been appointed
the proceeding Wednesday by the
City Council.
('hies Myers appointment is bas
ed on "A fair trial," which term
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? with Mrs, L. H. Rogers.
* * a recent meeting otj
Delawal? stlte Federation of VfZ
men's Clubs in Dove? was given
by M W . Earl Sylvester.'
for the Friendship Dinner,!I
which will be sponsored this year
by the Century Club February 21.
discussed. Definite plans will
announced later. The speaker!!
t will be the Rev. Kenneth Kepler, of 1
* It *», t . . ...
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.. 1 subject of the program for
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Are the homes that our loved on
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A poem, "Ancestral Dwellings,*
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Mrs. H. J. Ramsdell. The Rev. Dan
Pritchard, pastor of Trinity Me
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of the day. He emphasized four re
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The next meeting will be Febru
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Scouts in charge of Mrs. T. H. Har
rlngton, Mrs. W. T. Chlpman, Mrs.
Fred Greenly, Sr., Mrs. O. T. Perry,
Mrs. W. E. Jacobs. Mrs. Ernest Kll
len, and Mrs. William S. Smith.
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