Smyrna times., 1925-02-04
KENT COUNTY HOSPITAL PLANS
GOING FORWARD WITH A BOOST
H. P. HALL AND C. B. RAYMOND
CAPTAINS OF SMYRNA TEAMS
J. R. Clements is the Captain of the
Clayton Team.-$9OOO Set Down for
SMYRNA and $1,000 for CLAYTON

Al lIlE llGGIlllS VI 1Gclll OctJLclllo III
the Kent General Hospital Campaign
held at the Hotel Richardson last
week, final plans We're perfected for
organization in Dover and in twenty
centers throughout the county and
vicinity and the Quota Committee
made assignments of quotas as fol-
| lows:
First District Smyrna, Townsend
and surroundings, $4,000.
Second and Fifth Districts-DOver,
Leipsic and Little Greek, $4,000.
Third District-Clayton, Kenton and
Cheswold, $4,000.
Fourth District-Hartly and Mary
del, $4,000.
I Sixth District-$1,5 500.
Seventh District-Camden, Wyom-
ing, Woodside and Rising Sun, $4,000.
Eighth District-Magnolia, Freder-
lea, Bowers and FELTON,, $4,000.
Ninth and Tenth District Combined
$2,5OO.
The Team Captains in each District
will divide these quotas among them
selves so that each will have a definite
objective. The personnel of the Teams
Organization is as follows:
Smyrna-Hervey P. Hall, Captain;
Workers, w. w. Price, l.. M. Price,
George w. Robinson, Herman Robin
son, S. A. Fortner, w. G. Tatnall,
Frank Thomas, Harvey Wright, H. B.
Grieves, c. J. Sudler, Harry Cole, Sd
ward H. Donovan, Ernest Slaughter.
Smyrna - Clarence B. Raymond,
Captain; Workers, George w. Boehm-
Ter, R. F. Corley, F. J. Dodson, T. G.
Hill, W. w. Hynson, H. P. Jones, H.
R. Jones, w. E. Matthews, Jr., Mark
McManus, H. M. Nagle, V. Lay Phil
lips, 7. E. Sylvester, Leon Jackson.
Townsend-Mrs. Harman Reynolds,
Captain.
Dover-Team No. l, Mrs. J. F. AL
lee, Jr., Captain; Miss Alice Taylor,
Mrs. Harry c. Evans; Mrs. Mabel La
fayette, Mrs. X. L. Cowgirl, Miss Sara
Wise, Mrs. Norman Morris.
Dover-Team No. 2, Mrs. Robert E.
Lewis, Captain; Mrs. Walter T. Mas
sey, Jr., Mrs. Wilbur D. HurtOn, Mrs.
Harry Vane, Mrs. John c. Hopkins,
Mrs. w. Denney Clements, Miss Ella
DOwnes.
Dover-Team No. 8, J. Hall Ander-
son, Captain; Workers, A. J. Kings
bury, Walker Mifflin, Walter H.Peter-
son, Charles w. Hardesty, Harvey B.
! Do0v D,,y.4o,, Crr,1,o,.J
Dover-Team No. 4, A. G. Massey,
captain; Workers, Jesse S. Burton,
. Walter 7. Massey, w. D. Clements, j.
A. Frear, J. w. Caulk, f. E. Clements.
Dover-Team No. 5, NJ. Hayes Will
son, captain; Workers, William H.
Baker, B. F. Johnson, H. NJ. Buckson,
Walter Tilghman, Lester Section.
D6ver-Team No. 6, Robert Stott,
captain; Workers, Norman MORRIS, f.
E. Benson, A. A. Hearn, James H.
Wheatley, Grover C. F'rear, J. f. Lee
Scanlon, G. Ashworth Burslem.
Little Creek-Isaac NJ. Burris, cap
tain.
: Leipsic-Wilbert Rawley, captain.
Clayton. R. Clements, captain.
Kenton-John w. Arthurs, captain
Hartly-Mrs. f. c. DAILY, captain.
Marydel-Elmer Bowdle, captain.
Willow Grove Harry H. Smith
captain.
Camden-Miss Annie Cooper, cap
tain; Workers, Martha c. Clark, Mel
lie L. Cooper, Jacob G. Brown, Samue
{ J. Speal, Charles duoPnt Ridgely.
! = Wyorning-Dr. T. r. Brown, cap
tain.
!, Woodside-Mrs. Marshall C. Derby
= captain.
n Rising Sun-Frank w. Richardson
captain; Workers, A. H. MatShew'
' Edarg Maloney.
l Magnolia-George w. Collins, car
" tain.
. Frederica-Mrs. Ethel P. B. Leacl
captain.
= Bowers-Joseph P. Cross, captain
= John Wilcutts, captain.
:. Felton-Clifford Simpler, captain.
" Harrington-Mrs. Garrett S. Ha
ringtOn, captain.
Farmington-W. B. Tharp, captai
Tenth District E. Frank Burri
, captain.
i. According to the recently compile
statistics in the State Health Depar
IT,, ment, DR.. A. T. Davis reports that Il
mortality for children under one ye
is higher in Kent county, which is g
most without hospital facilities, tn;
the other counties of the State. IT
rate being 116 deaths per thousand
Kent county, SO per thousand in Su
sex county, 95 per thousand in Ne
Castle county and 95 per thousand
Wilmington. This shows conclusive
the value and Importance Of hospit
service.
In the country at large last year t
death rate was 78 per thousand