Smyrna times., 1933-06-28
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D Jones. Smyrna,
''S ,cted vice-President FOR
: sent County Of Society
:, MES FOR VACANCIES

ling the election of ofic-
'o-sS .s Arthur H. Morris, of
VIZ ramed for the presidency,
r. o.laware Pharmaceutical So
I netting in joint session with
,,.rr1and Association recon-
,.d n+' candidates for a vacancy
y. ~ nsIaware Board of Pharm-
!. x lime 1884. The society also
~ record opposing the dis
rtion of beer or alcoholic
- for beverage purposes.
q recommended to Governor
ars. R. NJ. Kaufman, Sea
/. N. w. Tingle, Delmar;
~. W. Brittingham, Whining
i gorrv E. Culver, Middletown;
wsIter R. Keyes, Clayton. Mr..
i. tbe new president of the
.rare Society succeeds Thom-
smith. Of Wilmington. Other
III. elected are: Vice-president
castle county, Albert Bunin,
r,irgtou: vice-president, Kent
IN Harry P. Jones, Smyrna;
r.asidant Sussex county, Ed
Il Elliott, Bridgeville; secre-
/ Albert Daugherty, Whining
.rd treasurer, Peter 7. Bien-
IN. Wilmington. Board Of
.s.tors elected are: Arthur H.
-rs. Lewes; Thomas s. Smith,
.rge W. Birmingham, Whining
!. lanes wise, hewitt McDan-
Dover. The Delaware Travel
|. Auxiliary elected 7. H. Mack
II seafold, az its new presi-
Other officials elected are
rs.president, Phillip Brian, ST.
r,saels. Nd; secretary-treasurer,
Wjseman, Wilmington. Those
y+ed TO the Board Of Directors
Y Mike Hendler, Robert Hopkins,
rnington; Davis r. Grier, Mil
w and Ray 3. Yingling, of Bal
nore. The retiring president,
Smith opened the Forty-Sixth
,rual one-day convention Of the
saware Society Wednesday
Inning. Seven new Delaware
.,rmacists were admitted to
,;nbership into the Delaware So
F-y as follows: Stanley r. Sacke,
LII william Kruger, H. Pierce
s,oEn. Dodson Q. West, Peter
P,al Potocki. e. n. Allen, Of Will
ngton. ana o. i. Whitaker, Of
ssenwood, Del. John o. Bosley,
/ Wilmington, secretary Of the
lSste Board Of Pharmacy, pointed
NJ that there are 1O3 pharmacists
L Delaware with 81 in Whining
n Before they adjourned the
lslaware Society passed eight res
luions, extended sympathy to
lwrence F. Sanders, Of Perry
T1e, Nd, member Of the Delaware
aciety il the death Of Mr.. Sand
u only son recently; paying trib-
IL to The memory Of the late Johr
\ Harvey, of Wilmington, who
I'D last fall; protesting against
4 Federal Food and Drug Act
\ Washington which makes tht
sIetary Of agriculture virtually
.ctator Of laws governing tht
-anufacture and distribution 0.
rugs; protesting against the "in
sman, injustified and barbaroui
xsecution Of Jews by the Adol
Hitler German government" urg
tg uniform Delaware State mar
n,ic law which would aid tn
United States government il
siicking violations of the Fedora
Narcotic laws; urging Delaware
ungressional representatives t
ight for the repeal Of discriminat
1g nuisance" taxes now beini
imposed upon the drug trade; op
e9slng any legislation permitting
o. requiring pharmacists to dis
lHoute beer and other alcohol
nat beverages, citing that tn
rug store soda fountain is not th
pace to distribute beer; urgin
nat retail druggists desist fror
isling food items that are sold i
isgular grocery stores. The latte
iesolution added, however, that a
appeal be made to all wholesal
rug houses asking them to rt
nam from selling any drug mel
saandise to grocery stores. Will
ae Delaware meeting was bein
Ald the Maryland Association me
Aparately. The annual joint ban
glet Of the two State druggist
goups was held Wednesday nigh
WIN " Harry R.Rudy of Hagerstow
Nd, as postmaster. The primo
pa speaker was Governor Ritch
. Maryland, Governor Buck (
Unaware scheduled to speak, VIZ
Unable to attend.