Smyrna times., 1928-12-05
|lIEA AEASTERN SHORE TO
|fIl / BUDGET OF $4,000
- OVER ANOTHER BOOST
avRAlGN FOR PENINSULA

..,ioD Re-Organizes by Electin'
IN B. WescOtt of Onley, Va
.,'., !" = and F. C. TOtten, Sec'y
I-NB. Wescott of the Circui
/ Slst Judicial District of Vir
hom Onley, Accomac county
.,,rimOusly elected president o.
4 ,IV.r.Va Eastern Shore Asso.
and Edwin c. Totten, for the
1 = and a half years director Of
/ n was elected executive Sec
~ y tbe regular Fall meeting Of
s:,I board, held in Salisbury
\ week. Edward G. Walls and
IH Denney Of Smyrna, attend
| nseting. The election of Judge
A q the presidency fills the va
/ srsed by the illness Of Ben /.
i 4 Accomac, who was elected
a,t annual meeting to head
I ..,oriation. Mr.. Gunter's illness
UoIonged duration, prevent
I J, entering in the activities
~ uosition demanded. In ac-
he position as president Of
Tg,istion Jugde Wescott en-
Y tbat his judicial work occu-
.ctically all Of his time and
bst some other citizen Of the
counties De named. The
N, VOTE Of the meeting refus-
rsut his suggestions. The
N ii the official board was one
| nOst largely attended in the
ton's history. Forry-seven
4 we're present. # opened
lmcheOn and Immediately fol-
/ his P. Watson Webb Of Cam
snior vice-prasident, acting
rary chairman, called for the
II a president. This was fol-
review Of the associations
VITA the first year presented
|aP. Adkins, who served IN first
zs tie second period by PIT. g.
CHER, the second president,
hpot Of the present period BY
lsten, publicity director. "A re-
Ef the treasurer with a supple
d statement wa presented BY
h Nathan, who served as the
Etans treasurer since the as-
I1n vas organized.
nd $4,000 to be Spent in Boost
feature Of the meeting was the
b Of a program of operation
budget Of approximately
tor 1929, prepared BY a spe-
rnittee and presented by Fred
|Eis, chairman. This program
h for a major advertising
Il directed to attract the tour
ai0nist and homeseeker to
|RVa; for the continuation of
aac and transportation bureau
1 present form Of operation,
'l to promote the interests Of
'Elal conditions Oh the PENN
his latter plan, briefly outlin-
pzdss: That the Del-Mar-V Va
IziM will grant the right to its
'ss 70 use the Del-Mar-Va in |
ice Of charge, on all Del-Mar- |
FNlsis graded and packed in ac- |
4 With the associations stipu- !
1 the plan is successful for !
4 ls2s small charge may be |
1G for use Of the trade mark. !
ABEL and Advertise Products I
I plan the association will de-
aastantial sum to advertising
la.ds bearing this insignia in |
apal markets reached by Del |
I slippers and the association /
supply, free Of charge, ser
4. hspectors during the respec-
sPng seasons, approximately !
.-s y Of the year, who will re-
,sZt the gods shipped under the
's ! insignia measure up TO
!. government standard No. 1.
J. .ee Of five members equally
v \ and familiar with this sub
I Y appointed by tee execu-
-.1l'tee Y at a meeting to be
"a ne near future. This COM
|. ~ formulate rules and rro-
i: ~ agreements entered into
1. lg and that the association
4! privilege Of cancelling these
.S.s s Wnen growers or shippers
'Is up to the stipulations. A
~ ~; I. T. L. Layton o. George
rs'lalng " that the association
4. y , ,Oongressman and Sena-
bT. N 'nfee States represented in
4 =, urge that an additional
y. s'led on Italian tomatoes
products, was adopted.
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