Milford chronicle., 1921-04-29
SUNSHINE CONVENTION IN
MILFORD TODAY

nent people from all parts of Della
ware will be present. The work o
this society is worthy of especial en-
couragement, because it brings to the
shut-ins, the afflicted and those who
are held back from active outside
helpfulness of others, the cheer ant
happy realization of the fact thai
others know and sympathize with
their limitations. Its fine spirit tC
be with all people. Give them well
come of warmth.
**l**
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of the
Milford Emergency Hospital, at a
meeting held on April 9th, passed a
resolution complimenting the ladies
of the Century Club and the Kings
Daughters for the splendid work they
had done in the interests of the Hos
pital.
A resolution was also passed by the
Board of Trustees complimenting Mrs.
Mary Marshall, the Board of Lady
Managers, and the ladies who aided
her in getting the Hospital ready for
the opening exercises, and also for
the service which they rendered in
providing luncheon.
DR.. William Marshall, Jr., and DR..
S. M. D. Marshall submitted their res
ignations to the Board of Trustees, in
accordance with the following letters
of resignation:
27 April, 1921
To the Board of Trustees of the
Milford Emergency Hospital,
Gentlemen
Although being one of the
original trustees. of the Hospital
since the law charteling the Hos
pital has been in effect and being
deeply interested in the welfare of
the institution since the inception
of the hospital idea in Milford,
now think that my services can |
from now on be better rendered as |
a member of the staff of medical !
men among whom l wish to be |
ranked, although my full interest
will be maintained and whatever
assistance can render by virtue
of my long association with the
Board may be fully counted upon.
With these considerations in view
herewith offer my resignation as
Secretary of the Board and as a
member of the Board of Trustees.
RespectfullV.
WIN. MARSHALL, JR., NJ. D.
April 26th, 1921
To the Board of Trustees
Milford Emergency Hospital
By the successful drive for finan-
cial aid and the dedication eXer- :
cises on April %, I feel that the
success of the Hospital is assured
and further feel that I can best
serve the Hospital as a physician
without any direct connection with
the governing or management and
therefore now offer my resignation
as a member of the Board of Trus-
tees with the assurance that I
shall work harder than ever to help
advance such a worthy cause.
SAMUEL M. D. MARSHALL
The designations were accepted by
, Board with the understanding
1t physicians should at no time be
gible to membership in the. Board,
o with the understanding that these
donations were accepted because of
highly commendable and broad
rit in which they were offered by
h doctors.
7wo other members of the Board
Trustees also submitted their res
namely Mr.. S. J. Abbott, and
5. ]. S. Short, who resigned in or
to make room for other additions
the Boards of Trustees, with the
e that trustees representing other
ms in Sussex and Kent counties be
sen to fill their places. The Board
} complimented these men upon
services which they had render
in the past to the Hospital, and
lie reluctant to accept their resig- ADN
Ons, did so with the understand MlN
that the interests of the Hospital WIN
Id best be served by inclusion of @
1bers from other towns in the two
lties.
Nominating Committee was ap-
ted to submit candidates to fill
four vacancies thus created. !