Smyrna times., 1926-06-02
[I.lIFIA EASTERN SHORE
SII|IlIIDN MI GETS UNDER WAY
,T1oN TO BOOST PEN
a-u RECEIVES IMPETUS
n.Iogation Attends Celtic
'llll pa. WIsssting-Walter III ". Hynson
slia \ u ~ Vice President for Kent

Slha Nv" v;re President for Kent
S.1 Governor J. Hall Anderson
l~ ovd Cashier Walter w. Hyn-
ast Y ,ss % Fruit Growers National
7 ii II Trust Company, Of Smyrna,
q aanu,inted anu Kent County Vice
Y .,,gt, y # the Del-Mar-Va Eastern
a'ls ASSOCIATION, to serve one and
y IN respectively, at the first an
!, '.a ''.snbership meeting and tri-
I Errsr, held in Salisbury, last
u Henry NJ. Ridgely, Of Dover,
W .s,ned 70 serve on the Resolu-
Ir Committee. Kent County was
presented at the Association af-
!. 7Sose who made reservations OF
...,sJ from Kent were: James F.
\. sditor Of the State Sentinel; z,
mn. &. Leslie GoOden, Charles
g,,Iesty, c. D. Murphy, Horsey
p,r,oast. W. K. Knight, Hon.
u r Alice, Col. James g. Wickes,
a i the Delaware State News;
~ Raughley, Henry X. Ridgely,
Derickson, ]. W. Derrickson,
Derickson, W. P. Satterfeld
Paul Jones, of Dover; w. E.
4bsvs, Jr., W. W. Price, w. w.
w. VII Phillips, Harvey P. Hall,
/ N,Manus, J. E. Hoffecker, G. E.
nmsn and Edward G. Walls, Of
na. The meeting was held to
Y permanent organization, the As
,im having been operating
NH temporary officers since De
bs 8. Following the adoption
~ Bylaws, Fred P. Adkins, of
Bury, Nd, was elected President
one year term and two men
each Of the fourteen counties on
Peninsula were elected members
he Board of Governors, to be
n as County Vice-Presidents. The
Laws adopted by the Association
hurze the President Of the Asso-
lon in consultation with the TWEEN
ght governors elected, to appoint
iCral governors until representa-
On the Board is equalized on the
! f one governor for each $1,000
mtnbuting constituency.
Fourteen Counties Back Movement
! reports submitted at the meet
bowed each one Of the fourteen
as not only prepared to take an
part in the work of the Asso-
n, but in addition practically
county has formed, or is form
local organizations for the pur-
Of developing its own opportun-
and resources. One of the feat
Of the conference was a display
advertising copy which the AS
alal Is already running in Will
M Baltimore, Philadelphia,
AgtOn and other nearby New
Y New York and Pennsylvania
Inc Association advertising
ven confined to radius of 300
OUT the program will be broad
yep BY step until national adj
g campaign is in full swing.
aag 70 the report Of DR.. G. Lay
1ne' of Milford, Del, Chairman
Advertising Committee, in
are already coming in to the
4I9a as a result Of the adver-
winch it has been doing. All
SPEAKERS at the meeting sound
optimistic note.
n aap0nt / Talks on Cooperation
" > dupont, President Citizens
League Of Delaware, at the
T,... sselng, stressed the need for
f10l IN community develop
l.
U pointed out that one of the
y 's !, standardization of pro-
y J. mat the Peninsula people
Operate with the consumer
- 14 u VINO purchased Delmarya
~ snore a products would know
ms..,al 'ley we're getting before
Fr,s ,saeG : the package. A. s. Gold
n, Y lasten ShOreman, and Ex-
secretary Of the Association
H.. &c 7 Baltimore, Nd, told the
n s mat once the Peninsula il
i ,,a. saa the citizens unite back
MA sSS'TssiVe u program every big
s,ns... 4 ready and anxious 10
e5Isis.l ssf.iul hearing to suggestions s
IN. .s I. concerning the service
Ns.. "ere able to extend. viii
ssr \ 'ta, \ President Wilmington
s.ry Fv. commerce and publisher
Fsnsa,o' a,'1lng' ing summarized the
sds. !. wilmington is INSTALL
esris,s.i silat It might become a
u e., J. distributing center.
llhaDis b p,l!e,e-President Of the
asahs~ .ai .nalilroad, who addressed
toa N ae5Slon, brought 4 mess
y NJ .ae Pennsylvania svstsTo vsteD
Vrpapv vuaStrlal y department of
isVar Ess.t Y The disposal u the
is OIss s'sern Shore Associa-
Otbssrs bssa . develop the PENN
sads IL interesting ny addresses
I VIM VII y Delaware, Newark:
sraton !, Commissioner If
aasrcs' at Philadelphia !; Chamber
y st CSr,!No q Norfolk lk-POrtsmouth
II fintIce' ne :. Porter Allen