Milford chronicle., 1927-10-07
EARLY REFERENDUM VOTE
FAVORS CONTINUATION
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ficials have already accomplished
wOnders-and they know better
how to tackle our problems than L
am able to suggest" Cambridge,
Md
Nothing in the history of our
Eastern Shore has done as much to
make us known to the world as the
Del-Mar-Va Association. 1t has
simply found paradise lost" and
made the whole universe known
where this garden spot is. The men
at the head of the Association have
done wonders. want to say one
thing, never let the Association die
out. My only regret is that l have
not done enough to help push the
Association to the front" (Secre-
tary, Md
81 believe that the Del-Mar-Va
Eastern Shore Association can do
vastly more than any single COM
munity would accomplish and for
that reason l believe it best for the
various communities to continue the
above Association as it is now con-
ducted." salisbury, Md
"The program as far as I can see
has been working satisfactorily and
to advantage" (Willards, Md
81 am thoroughly in favor of the
continuance of the Del-Mar-Na
Eastern Shore Association, it's in
fluence for progress is wonderful
in the brief time it has been in ex-
istance and every community on
the shore has shared in the benefit
either directly or indirectly. The
more new blood and ideas we can
bring in the better, and we must
have publicity to secure these.
always expect to be rOOter for the
Association" Newark, Md
Increase membership by lower
ing membership fees" Ocean City,
Md
Surely where there is union
there is strength. By all means let
us lift together" (BishOpville, Md
eve are in favor of continuing
the Association from community
work has been beneficial but believe
a better method of distributing the
expense, over a greater number of
members should be figured out. "
(Snow Hill, Md
mo community can fail to benefit
if the Peninsula as a whole bene-
fits, which it certainly must. Your
program for 1928, as outlined, seems
to cover the field very thoroughly"
(Pocomoke City, Md
Would suggest reduction in dues
IN n 10 1nnv
ship" Berlin, Md
81 believe that the influence Of
the Association will have a benefic-
ial effect in our efforts to organize
both the farmers and business in
terests, and I, as mater of the local
Grange am heartily in sympathy
with the past activities and program
of the Association" Georgetown,
DELI
Il believe any man or person who
is a thinker, and who has observed
the trend of business which comes
into our community from a distance
would doubtedly vote for a continu-
ance of your work" (Milford, DELI
Keep it going as it is" Milton.
DELI
81 cannot see how we could do
without the Association" Lewes,
DELI
Drive hard for your proposed
program for 1928 to 1880. There is
no doubt about the good Del-Mar-
Va has done the Peninsula. 1t is
just in its infancy. Go to it."
(Frankford, DELI
Believe that the local community
or Association could no more get
along without the Association than
a State could without the National
Government. (Rehoboth, Del)
"In my opinion there can be no
organization that can replace the
DelIMar-Va Eastern Shore Associa-
ton to continue the work started
and accomplished in the past two
years. The surface has only been
scratched" Oaurel, Del.)
"By no possibility could you do
otherwise than benefit our commuA-
ity. You have helped already and
the results of the work already done
will come in for years to come in
ways we shall not recognize. "
Bethany Beach, Del.) -
"Your working program has been
and is a good one, continue along
the same lines, improving where
opportunity 'affords." (Crisfield,
Md
"a much lower fee for member
ship and much reduced budget of
expenditures" princess Anne, Md