Milford chronicle., 1933-03-31

letic association for this year. The
secret of success with the local club
lies in the fact that they played
through last season with most all
home players, only in rare eases
when the opposing club loaded, did
the local management hire any OK
ira players. The treasurer showed
a balance from last year of SAC. and
the net proceeds from the minstrel
show was S1sS.7S. The club will
open the season with $2347S. this
fund is to be used toward the cree
tion Of modern grandstand in keep
ing with the high school. surround
ings. Following a lengthy speech
by the president. who Indicated he
was candidate for president again.
the fans prOceede dto elect officers.
The result being as follows: presi-
dent, Jack Holloway; vNe-president,
Grover G. Lordl secretary, Fred
Lord; treasurer, Baynard Smith;
business and field manager, Kessler
Farrow; chief Oft ground keeper
Robert WiX, assistants to be named
by him. The manager will also
name an assistant and the team will
select their captain from their ranks.
When the election was over the dis
cussion led into several plans for
the season. First, the president.
vice-president and manager will
form board of stradegy and were
given authority to hire not over two
outside players per game when the
occasion demanded it. Vice-PTesident
Lord agreed to accept the chair
manship of the finance committee,
providing he would be given some
able assistants. Further discussion
was held on the grandstand plans
an dthe president named grand
stand committee with Clarence S.
Morris chairman, together with B. I.
Shaw, G. C. Lord. L. B. Rash and
Kessler Farrow. 1t is planned to
try out q new feature this year, all
children will be admitted free and a
bleacher will be erected where they
will be assigned and expected to stay
during the game. They will not be
allowed to roam through the grand
stand or playing field being subject |
to getting hit with a batted or |
thrown ball.
Realizing that much outside help |
was given the club in staging the |
minstrel show an appreciation COM
mittee was named to reimburse those |
giving assistance in some small |
measure. The committee selected |
was b. I. Shaw, Baynard Smith and
Kessler Farrow. II was decided to
open the season on Decoration Day
and close on Labor Day.
The Ever Ready Workers Glass of
the NJ. l.. Church school fittingly OBJ
served their tenth birthday anniver-
sary when they took charge of the
evening service and presented a
splendid program. According to re-
port every member of the class who
had ever been enrolled was invited
to attend this anniversary with the
result that one hundred and thirty
women We're present. 1t has been
the policy of tile class to elect new
president each year. The ten past
president OF the class were all pres
ent and given seats of honor. Their
guest speaker of the evening was
DR.. w. +. Habbart, d. d., superin-
-endent of the Dover district.
VI. Z. Church Notes
$3.50 a. m.-Class meeting, led by
A. d. McCabe. #f
9:45 a. m.-Church school in all
departments, II. j. Ramsdell, supt.
rhe Offering for Current Expenses.
The World Service Offering last Sun
lay was $23.73.
II a. m.--Prof. J. c. Messner will
leliver the morning service. Ac-
ount of conference there will be no
vening service
Junior League meets at p. nj.
ach Wednesday and prayer service
4 the evening with Mrs. Laura Sapp :
eading.