Milford chronicle., 1930-02-14
Harrington
nwners Dine.

w CluD 4doI OFShAhSS WASh IhS
ladies served a banquet to the
Tebolders of the Kent and Sussex
association and their wives. 1t
the largest banquet ever served
% covers were laid for 1S0 guests
y verv few of those who expected
a+tend were absent. The banquet
the first thing on the program
ar which a business meeting was
y At the business meeting Of
- and directors were elected fol-
vear The menu cards contain
come interesting information, it
closed that there are 116 stock
Jers with $13,075 outstanding
cE According to a further re-
+ more than $4,000 has been
1nt for improvements since the
ronization. Warren T. Moore.
o-nresident of the Association,
POSTMASTER. A business state
nt of the receipts and expendi-
.os for the past year was distrib-
n tR each guest. The receipts
Te made up as follows: Farm
1tal $500; appropriations from
to $1,000; general admissions
! grandstand, $2S,130.79; conces-
MS SS,114.45; entrance fees, ST.
Total receipts, $45,916.16
ere are many large items under
heading of expenditures, the
ef of which are as follows:
emiums, $7,346.75; general ex-
nses. s1,21S.16; note retired, ST.
4. insurance, $S92.50; cost of last
er's banquet, $2S3.1S; help and
lice force, $1,336.37; salary of sec
arv and treasurer, $3.50; upkeep
Grounds and track, S4,O57.2S; per-
anent improvements, S6,4S5.O1;
Re attractions, $S,297.5S; stakes
1880: advertising, $4,462.O7. The
eociation by retiring a bond of
00O have closed out all outstand-
Indebtedness and finished the
ar with cash balance OF ST.
The election of officers and direc-
rs was the first part of the busl-
IS taken up. The results We're as
EIows: president, B. 1. Shaw;
,e-nresident, w. T. Moore; secre-
rv Ernest Raughley; treasurer
n Ouillen. The following d1rec-
&c we're all reelected: Allen B.
rsons of Harrington being new
recto radded to the roll. The tol-
wing are directors: W. B. F!em-
H E. Quillen, A. G. Creadick'
tank Graham, w. H. Cahan, B. 1.
baw, Warren T. Moore, w. S. Smith,
aorge H. Brown, w. E. Jacobs, l..
harrington, John w. Sheldrake'
lbn H. Holloway, B. B. Tharp'
shua Smith, ]. A. Masten' >. a.
Rhau, Howard Martin, Ernest
anghley, L. T. Jones, G. S. Har-
ngfon, DR.. w. T. Chipman, W. F.
Mi. and S. o. Bailey, all of Har-
ngton: Dewey Sapp, Houston; j.
arold Shabinger, ]. Morris Har-
5qton. FELTON,; William ]. SWAIN
Drman Collision, Warren Z, New
a. Clayton Elliott, Paul ADAMS
Id Roy Cannon, of BridgevllIe;
enrv Stafford, Burrsville, Md; L.
Caulk. Woodside; Harry B. john
n wyoming; and Robert Jarrell'
Goldsboro, Md.
Natter the business of the evening
saq concluded the guests were de-
ghtfull yentertained by FREQ A.
sIlzer and his trOpe of vaudevllie
Fists from Philadelphia, Pa. rms
the first appearance here OF Mr'
salzer and Judging from the ap-
Sause given the various acts ne
as pleasing those in attendance
E1ere were twelve members in the
Soupe. Much credit for securing
lis entertainment belongs to the
|etive entertainment committee OF
II Fair Association. The commit
lSh was headed by Warren T. Moore
q chairman and his assistants We're
sknest Raughley and Horace H.
ruillen.
The following guests were pres
6t:Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Layton, Al
ert w. Warren, W. S. Booth MIN
Ee M. Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. e. j.
slliott. T. w. James, Russell E. VIII
Nm. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. d. Scott, H.
Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. e. j.
irby. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. 2. POOLE
|,obert FARRELL, Jr., E. T. 'Messlck,
[rs. Norris Adams, Mrs. ernest
saughley, Mrs. John Masten' MI
and Mrs. ]. w. Sheldrake, Fred u
bwelI. Carl Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs.
|. B. Harrington, DR.. and Mrs. W. T.
lbipman, William M. Hughes, J. r
hasten, Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
|ahall. ]. D. Clark, Mary p. Clark,
fr. and Mrs. Oscar Hill, Mr. ana
FRS. Harrett S. Harrington, Mr. ana
krs. Edgar w. Dill, Mrs. William J.
gain. Virginia Swain, Lewis
aughter, Jr., Mrs. Lewis Slaugn-
n. Miss Pearl Slaughter, Mrs. W. 5
nith, ]. Calvin Smith, DR.. j. H.
tuhns, Warren G. Newton, George
\ Heaves, Virgil ]. Isaacs' ); Roy
|annon, w. S. Smith, A. D. Copp' J.
\. Hurd, Clayton S. Elliott, ernest
aughley, W. ]. Swain, W. T. Moore
! I. Shaw, H. E. Quillen, Anna
Annon. George Cannon, Harry W.
Iannon, Mabel S. Cannon, J. M. dar-
ington, R. Edmund Harrington f.
} Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. ): L.
app, Samuel Tharp, Mr.. ana MIS-
.obert Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. }. a. MAS
IN, Ada Richards, Mrs. w. N. Keys
gillian I. Masten, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
scar Roe, Charles W. Hopkins MI;
nd Mrs. Roland S. Elliott, Dr. anu
lrs. ]. B. Derrickson, Mr.. and Mrs
. o. Bailey, Rev. R. W. sapp, Geo;
|. Brown, Joshua Smith, MT anu
Srs. James A. Cahall, Mr.. and Mrs
!. T. Jones, Senator and MRS. WI v1.
ur E. Jacobs, ]. C. Messner, MT.
nd Mrs. william W. Sharp FRANK
I. Van Gesel, Mr.. and Mrs. e; B.
ash, Harry Brusie, Mr.. and Mrs.
yman Brusie, Miss Edith M. Bryan
ir. and Mrs. Herman Johnson, Ed
ard lAarriett, Frank Swain Mr.;
nd MS. ]. H. Holloway Mr' ana
RS. Frank A. Elliott, Mr.. and MRS
i. H. Stafford, Mrs. Norman ButleT'
gorge H. Morris, Mrs. Warren O.
ewton, J. M. Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs;
valter Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold