Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-07-24
LOCAL CHAMBER
COMMERCE GIVES
MEMBERSHIP LIST
Issues Pamphlet Containing Names
OF Those Who Support
Organization.
NEW MEMBERS ARE
INVITED TO JOIN

The Pocomoke City Chamber of
Commerce is exhibiting considerable
activity under the secretaryship of
w. P. Goodwin.
1t has issued a very interesting
pamphlet giving twelve good reasons
why all citizens should join the Cham
ber of Commerce. These involve, more
than anything else, that principle of
cooperation, by which alone any COM
munity can be built up. A drive is
being made for membership, and ev-
erybody should subscribe for one or
more memberships, the price of each
being five dollars.
Following are the names of those
who have already signed up for one
or more memberships. The figures
opposite each name indicates the num-
ber Of memberships taken:
Henry B. Pilchard, 10; r. /. Led
mum, 10; w. J. Stevenson, 5; J. S.
Gordy & Son, s.; Matthews & Lank-
ford, 20; Milton L. Veasey, so; A.
Fisher, 8; William E. Hall & Son, Is;
B. Givarz, IL; Marvil Package Co., 10;
Electric & Ice Manufacturing Co., 25;
Pocomoke Foundry & Machine Works
25; Miles Sectional Building Co., 2;
Ralph A. Ross, s; E p. Matthews, 20;
William E. Bounds, 1; George Twill
ley, 1; Maurice Brimer, 5; DR.. R. L.
Givens, 10; H. Merrill Walters, 10;
Edgar Fontaine, 10; DIR. James T.
Mock, 8; Ewell & Child, 20; J. Shiles
Crockett, 5; James M. Crockett, 10;
Eugene S. Maddox, L; S. T. Johnson,
I; A. H. Fries, 1; w. H. Merrill, 1;
W. D. Keim, 10; Godwin's Depart
ment Store, Is; Charles T. West, 5; J.
c. Stevenson, 5; o. A. johnson, 2;
Simon Heilig, 1; H. w. Littleton, L;
DR.. A. A. Parker, 10; DR.. N. E. Sar-
torius, s; Mason Brothers, 20; B. F.
Sturgis 10; Walters Implement Co.,
a; Marion I. Heilig, 4; H. J. Rowe, 2;
, R., V. Gladding, 10; Lloyd & Blaine,
10; w. H. Clarke & Co., 10; Louis
Stevenson, /; Edward L. Kelley, /; w.
J. Scott, TO-; D. Miller, 10; VIM. S.
Schoolfeld & Son, 10; Walter Atkin-
son, 5; Robert w. Copper, 1; George
Evans, z; William King, 2; A. D. Mer-
rill Co., s; w. S. Bowen, S; Lewis J.
Hancock, Z; A. E. Holland, S; C. B.
Hillman, d; r. w. Dixon, /; B. T.
Moore, S; Pocomoke Bottling Works,
5; r C. Dryden, 20; A. H. Stevens,
10; w. A. Morse, 10; T. Pratt Meal
len, 5; J. Frank Wilson, Is; J. B.
Cullen, l.; James T. Dryden, 1; w. A.
Long, L; Vaughn Wilkerson, i; Mau-
rice Mason, 1; w. H. Dryden, i; J. T.
Smullin & Son, 20; C. E. Byrd, 5; j.
P. Blaine, 1; Hope & Merrill, 4; VIM.
H .Hillman, L; ]. Scott Porter, 5;
Young & Son, 25; ]. Paul Young, s;
Ounce Ashburn, 20; DR.. F. w. Will
son, s; E. Clarke Fontaine, 8; E. w.
Ross, 1; Hollis Dryden, L; w. C. Gull
len, /; Carter and Ellis, 5; J. C. Ross,
6; H. w. Callahan & Sons, 20; I. H.
Merrill Co., 20; James r. Tilghman,
1; Roger F. Vincent, L; Pocomokc
City National Bank, 20; Citizens Ma
tional Bank, 20; F. Lee Bonneville,
80; Frank E. Hudson, 20; r. L. Cluff,
j. q; E. ]. Clarke, 10; A. w. Flax, 1; Po-
comoke City Garage, 10; Orville Ma
son, 1; E. G. Savage, 2; I. H. West,
2; Levin J. Webb, 2; Stevenson Bros,
g.; Milton Wiley, 1.
In connection with that spirit Of
cooperation which should be present
if any community is to be built up,
the Democrat calls the attention of
its readers to the following verses ap-
pearing in leaflet put out by the
Swarthmore Chautauqua Association.
The thoughts contained therein are
we'll worth considering:
IT ISN'T YOUR TOWN, IT'S YOU.
If you want to live in the kind of a
town
Like the kind of a town you like
You needn't slip your clothes in grip
And start out on long, long hike.
You'll only find what you left behind,
For there's nothing really new:
| It's knock at yourself when you
| knock Your town.
1t isn't your town it's you.
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