Milford chronicle., 1935-03-29
Hospital Campaign Closes
With Final Score Of $135,OOO
CONTINUED From Page one)

suits of the campaign said, II am
sure will be censored by the
Griers for making this statement,
but / cannot help pointing out the
fact that it is the interest Of this
family that has made modern hos
pitalizatiOn possible in the commun-
ity served by the Milford Emergen-
cy Hospital. If the contributions of
/ the members of that family and of
/ The Caulk Company be totaled it
will be seen at once that they rep
resent considerably more than half
of the amount raised
"A comparatively small number of
I the people in a position to make
generous contributions have dis
played the leadership which should
be expected in civic movement of
this kind, but a very large number
OF people of modest means have
given with great generosity. The
task of caring for the sick and in
Jured is so big and so vital that it
transcends all geographical, pOliti-
cal and religious lines. One Of the
very gratifying aspects of the cam
paign, through which we have just
passed, has been the bigness and
generosity with which the real lead
ers of lower Delaware have forgot
ten petty differences and selfish in
terests in order to contribute toward
the success of an essential humani-
tartan institution"
AS was anticipated, the memorial
feature of the new hospital has pro-
ven to be one of the most attractive {
aspects of the campaign. The new
building will indeed be an institu-
tion serving in the names of those
whose memory is held sacred.
Among the MEMORIALS were:
Entrance Vestibule by Marian N.
and William V. Grier in memory of
Ella Vaules Grier. I
Main lobby by L. D. Caulk Com r
pany in honor of DR.. G. Layton 1
irier.
Office by Mr. and Mrs. Remsen y
ross Barnard, Jr., in memory of
3emsen Cross Barnard, Sr. Il
Doctors Consultation Room by e.
Serena H. C. Prettyman in memory
# DR.. John S. Prettyman. Jr. il
Record Room by Nina Hall Wat S
on in memory of Cornelius and ri
William Hall. "
Historians Office by Mr.. and Mrs. m
Vm. Tharp Wilson, Jr., in memory of P
William Tharp and Harriet B. Wat dt
on. in
Dentists office by Florence Caulk N
irier, Harold Caulk Grier, Mary NJ
Irier Pratt and Frances Layton NJ
Trier in memory of Levin Dawson VI
aulk, D. D. S. c.
Admission Ward by Louise A. and b
harles D. Murphy. Jr., in memory p
Charles Dure Murphy. Oh
Accident Room by Mrs. Robert W. XII
essler IN memory of J. B. Smith. IL
Emergency Treatment Room by 50
rs. WinOna Brown, Mrs. Alice L. da
.evensOn. Miss Mabel WOrthington. da
ISIS Ellen Chamber and Mrs. Ra- tel
Ona Breese. Ir,
Nurses Room bg Mr.. and Mrs Il
m. w. Sharp in memory Of Sar- an
E. Sharp and Martha r. Steele. Jr
Anaesthesia Room. Two Operating me
Ooms, Sterilizer Room, Scrub an
pom, and Tonsil and Adenoid Ma
pom by the six Grier brothers in We
emory of Margaret Layton Grier. ins
Surgeons Room by Mrs. Anna V. W.
ITlisle and Elizabeth V. Carlisle Pie
memory of Lieutenant Paris T. ].
.rlisle ". ry;
Linen Room by Mr. and Mrs. in
aries E. Varney in honor of John anC
'rlin Walters and Mary Jane lay of
4. Mr.
Service Kitchen by Temple Lodge BrC
. 8, A. F. & A. NJ. and
Solarium by Margaret G. Wilson, HO'
n Layton and William V. Grier in Dr.
mOry Of Ella Vaules Grier and
)ut-Patient Department Lobby by sha
Valiant Fertilizer Company. MAJ
first Floor Corridor (north) by Wa
race Z. Quillen. in ]
first Floor Corridor (south) by moi
and Mrs ~ B. Downing thon- ory
rium). by