Milford chronicle., 1945-09-21
Bond Sales Leaders
In Sussex Looking
Forward To \-Drive
Continued :.om F:rst Page,

\ tpl4DW -Gp TOM ~ iIt county
wllI il, mad, soon hy u, Wolu-
low Nh. Uuordau III conjunction
with William II Henderson, coun-
y t-,nt Il, Gvol GetoWu. and Mr..
l.taN>
CommcuIin- on his SUSSEX
oUuty TOM. MI Gray reported. Il
found IN my Visit To Su>s,N com-
/ uni,iee that the chairu.tn aIc
ready 10 90. They are he Giuuine 10
huild Up their or-anlldtion Tor the
Victory plll, ana do not expect To
experience any difficulty in e,ttin-
Noluntrcy help. The moral, umonl
these men is high. Most OF them
have served through the entire
WHr Finance proGram since the
State Committee was Or2aui2ed in
February of l"t2. They hav" car
ried forward successful proeram
OF selling bonds jhrouGhout the
county,"
MIR Gray also visited the John NJ
layton school, which serves the
Ia Observation-Disclosures area. and
thanked the school at their regular
assembly program Tor their fine
work during the 7th Var Loan
Campaign. where the bond sales
amounted 10 approximately >11N.-
"u", which Was within >3.o10 OF
TIE entire Sussex county quota OF
>l2o.00o.
Also in attendance at this as
>tmhly We're Mr Evans ] Ray
mond Baker. community chair
man al pdgsboro. and pr. &. l.
Attlerbach. chairman OF I'll, Ed
Ucation Division OF the SUSSEX
county War Finance committee.
In a brief meeting With these
men after thr assembly, plans
were laid for conductin4 tho Vic
tory Loan CamraiGu amonS the
schools OF SUSSEX county Harold
\ Lynch was chairman ot tn,
school assembly and also ~at III a.,
Vie meeting discussing the vGura-
tion program in Sussex County
Was chairman OF the school as
stmhly and also sat in on tn,
meeting discussing the education
program in Sussex County.
While in Sussex County. Mr.
Gray also met with W. HeralC
t Birmingham. ST. President OF The
| Delaware State Volunteer Fire
{ mems Association. and NJ. b. Sher-
| wood. Secretary of the Delmal
Fire Department. Inc. to discus,
the assistance OF the State Nolun
teer Firemen's Association in tn,
t coming Victory Loan Drive. N0lum
: teer tircmen participated in the III
War Loan Campaign. and Were
t very successful in number O
Il communities in assisting the com
munity Chairmen. particularly il
o the rural areas outside of tn
u communities
All of the chairmen visited il
" Sussex County" Mr.. Gray said
/ feel that while the Victory Driv
will present some problems. that
is very necessary IL the welfare a
their county. the state and the ma
; ton that our quotas in this DriV
Il be fully met We might sum up tn
II various comments Of all OF thcI
/ by saYinG that their C0mpoSit
} viewpoints is that this Drive wi
/ need the best 0rGaniIatiOn the
III have ever had. II will hr neCessar
= to max" sure that every person /
the county is contacted. and the
At will do their best tO STE that Su,
!! SCX County lives up 10 its rcput;
II tjOn established in all ut the pr,
|" vious War Loan Drives.
T. Mr. WorriloW and MIR poorda
Is will make contacts very shurtl
with community Chairmen in kcI
~ County .and Rural New Cast
County To discuss the Victory LOa
/" canvass oi the farm areas in bot
ne Ot these sections.
= The community Chairmen Visitt
~ in SUSSEX County were: Charles
III Cunaway. Greenwood; J. Sherma
'r' Neal. BridSeVillc: j. O. Bake
'h laurel Karl X. Brown. ScafOrt
ne VI II. Sherwood. Dclmar: j. Ra
o' mond Baker. DaGsbOrO: J. l.. Hun
O. mcr, ST, Frankford H. Geig
hS Omwake. Selhyville; col. Edg
III Stayer. Rehohoth Beach: Joseph
IT, Marshall, lewes: Edward b. &C
Inns, Milshor0: II. W. T. Purne
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