Smyrna times., 1928-04-18
MEET lei.
| ALgEL GSSlUN, MILIOnD
FROM SMYRNA CLAY
|lBBR sd1 fbJ@ nowN FOR SESSION
|, NOT0R DO"

|, rOrOR DOWN ~"
|'ld J. . bi Association for Ensu-
sidli o. Interesting Reports
s s,,llr is5I from smyEna-Cla,yto1a ton
llll9et 1lis. including Walkers ana
diinit5s5i,d pridre l,1''V districts, mOtored
p. IiIfoFd RiioS Saturday to attend ten.
= ..i Il1s meeting of the State Far- az.
nalal "a, Dlss ASSOCIATION held at the
l'2cast 2iss+,s a'yyf Mr.. Howard 7. Ennis
l1S4'tS' Stste Commander Of the the
p S,1so fsgion and superintendent
d'1n 6siaTsrs ware Colony for Feeble
b |, DtlSs,, ! stocHey, was elected pres
= otssr y officers were also chos-
o,s.prs u,e.rs we're awarded to % as
Dllli,r -,bicb had made special rec
lio.s l:,r +be wear. Mrs. Robert F.
llitlT = 6over, who has been presl-
!. H u association for four years,
y ! reelection. Mrs. Lewis
y ], firteresting report in which
NJ rs the total number Of assoela,
/ " ,.,rsrted u with the organization
Il: 'o-l-','tI " ] total membership Of ~
! NJ. ri Lewis pointed out that
!. Tsrs IS fewer local units than
L vsrs ri last year but that this was
I !, ~ ! number Of school districts
,onsoIidated and other units
II tskgn Up the night school
E,ition instead Of the Parent
\ a work. She considered the
\ Il 4 most important work and
n ,Ing The line desired even
i nv ceased to be Parent
u I, Associations. Attention was
II N fact that in the past year
Il M work has been done under
Il ,.stion Of the Delaware Citizens
\ aiOn instead Of Service Cltl-
Il Eis declared that a large num-
n rsW friends Of the organization
4 ,en made and splendid work
H. done. National workers have
" state officers that nowhere
4 ~ work give more promise thar
tate Of Delaware. The effort
the year has been to interest
Il IN the active work Of the Oh
Il ton and this has been accom-.
hundreds Of men and womer
4 each month to discuss mat.
[ interest to the schools Of tht
FOr this reason it is believed
gs is more real interest in tht
4 schools than ever before il
Tory Of the organization and j
l. that the loss in the number D.
more than made up BY the in
rganizatiOn. In concluding
Egt Mrs. Lewis thanked TIL
ks for their support while sh
te president and expressed TIL
hat the same support would b
ID her successor in Office.
Officers Elected for the Year
4 officers elected were az fol
Vice-president for New Castl
Nrs. ]. J. Northrup, Of De-
City; vice-president for ken
Frank Bancroft, Wyoming
lsident for Western SUISSE
NS. 5. J. Stein, Seaford; Vic
zt for Eastern Sussex county
Stele, Frankford; recordin
~, Ms. George Potter, Hal
treasurer, Mrs. George CO
agnOlia; auditor, Mr.. Frank ]
AlfOrd. Banners were aware
approximately 20 associations
dS Coming to Kent County
conty-Bennett's Gate, ,Blacl
edar Groce, No. 62, Churc
oEglPs Corner, Jumps, Kel
llEoOd, Oak Grove, No. 1
S,andtown, Shorts, Tomahaw
'estVllle, Wiley's, Woodsid
county = Anderson, Bethe
a'er' Blades, Broadkiln, Down
gs Cedar Grove, No.17, Ced;
No, III, Concord, Columbi
n Dorothy, Ellis No. 68, Fis-
'I0eson, % Hollymount, Hose
~ hlnk's, Lincoln, Midway,M
as, Providence, Salem, SHAY
as01, = StOckley, Sugar Hi
u, ialls, Tussocky Branc
j 40, L 80 Union No. 189. Wal
:, !, Wesley White Oak, White
A's' > John D. Cleaver Of Mi
4. treasurer, reported receip
'ne var of $2,O52.O1 and Ii
'ais y Of S973.56. Mrs. EI
sia y Seaford, spoke on the D,
~. 'sOn ~. Festival to be held
i's thls month or early in Ma
M n sargent, of the State Boa
~ gave talk on aHeaItbi
rof Delaware" At no
vas served in the Gran
,s e., AOh Glves Address
made l.. ,-OOh i session address
]. Cil. Governor Robins,
q Pr,.i Glrector Of the I
DeOa,+.L economies, Unit
PHlin lielI r Of Agricultu
s'io.; ~ Iook' Of the Delaw;
s,,tos President g Of the State atoi Be, $e
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