Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 191?-19??, 1915-12-16
Boys CORN CLUB
WAYNE COUNTY FARMER BOYS
MAKE FINE SHOWING FOR
YEARS INDUSTRY.

That was a fine representation OF
Wayne County farmer boys VINO gain
cred in the court house here on Satur-
day, members of Wayne County,s corn
Club. each bringing sample ears OF
his own. and all making cred1table
showings-and all getting money
prizes: for the Board of Education SO
divided the $10O given by the County
Commissioners, that every boy VINO
made an honest effort to grow an acre
of good corn and enrolled last spring
as a member of the club received at
least one dollar.
Every body in Wayne county-every
business man in Goldsboro should
have been at the court house Satur-
! day at noon to view the display OF
corn-it was inspiring.
The reports of all contestants were
carefully computed, and the following
are the results-Messrs. I. f. OrmOnd,
chairman of the County Commission
ers, JOS E. Robinson, chairman OF the
Board of Education, Mr.. T. E. Brown,
of the State and National Agricultural
Department, and Superintendent 3. I.
Atkinson, being the awarding board:
1st $2O-Marvin e. Holmes
139 $40 bushels, Indian Springs town.
} ship, son of S. o. Holmes.
End prize-$15-Lester Aycock-132
75-1OO bushels, Buck Swamp township,
son of Alex Aycock.
3rd prize-$10-Allison Overman-
80 35-1OO bushels, Great Swamp town.
ship, son of Jas. Overman.
4th prize-$5-Luby, A. Warrick-79
31-1OO bushels, Grantham township.
5th prize-$5-Wm. Davis-78 14-1OO
bushels, Fork township, son of John
Davis.
9Th prize-S5-Howard Lee Bardin
IA $40 bushels, Goldsboro township
son of John C.>Bardin.
7th prize-S5-Worth Aycock-7a
: 32-1OO, Buck Swamp township, son o1
Alex Aycock.
= = 8th -s5-Cecil Crawford-6s
53-1OO. Pikeville township, son of e
. C. Crawford.
> :. 9th prize-s3-Danie1 Hart-65 IT
100 bushels, Pikeville township.
10th prize-$3-Luby King-61 5O
. 100, Brogden township. g
= 18th prize-S3-Leon Aycock-6'
II 7O-100 bushels, Buck Swamp township
son of Alex Aycock.
18th prize-$3-Kirby Boyett-5
- 57-1oO, stoney Creek township.
18th prize-$2-R. Haywood Cox
so bush Is, Grantham township.
- 14th prize-$2-Jeptha Casey-5
- bushels, Indian Springs township, so
If of Sam G. Casey.
@1-Wn1 CnrI0v - q
IN bushels -Pikeville township.
- 18th prize-$1-Corbett Best
10 $40, Grantham township.
"A 18th prize-$1-Emerson Britt
M bushels, Grantham township.
18th prize-$1-Arthur Pe1t-44'
bushels, Grantham township.
18th prize-$1-SamI Best-42 3
100 bushels, Grantham township.
Goth prize-$1-G. ]. Floars--
bushels, Great Swamp township.
at 21st prize-$1-Sam1 Mozingo-
of bushels, Brogden township.
iv- 22nd prize-S1-Fred Anderson
rs bushels, Brogden township.
le- 23rd prize-$1-Perrin Langley
fly IL bushels, Fork township.
sh- oath prize-$1-Floyd Gurley-
leu DuSu01S, DuCA 0WoAhp W" AASAAAP'
;. 25th prize-$1-Lloyd Gurley-
bic bushels, Buck Swamp township.
es- 26th prize-$1-Ralph Lee-2O bus
ma els, Great Swamp township.
roe 9th prize-$1-J. B. Lewis-2O bt
les Nahunta township.
The Best exhibit-Howard Lee BardiI
the prize $1.o0.
nta End Best exhibit-Luby Warricl
ma prize soc.
3rd Best exhibit-Al1ison Overma1
at prize 25c.
the 4th Best exhibit-R. Haywood Co
ing prize Csc.
cut The boys were given most intert
was ng, instructive and encouraging ia
Lrty, by Prof. L. G. Brogden,' of the 81
ling Board of Education, Wayne cou
farmer boy, Mr.. T. e. Brown, COL
the e. Robinson and Superintendent
IN a kinson, and it is quite sure that q
ing result of this years work, Wa
ID q County's Corn Club will be doul
,ung at least in the number of It's meml
ound for next year.
,ath-
WAS SHE RIGHT2
Mary Many women will ask themse
Dew, this question after they have
llov 0Eyo fborhaodO tho foIr.roo1 dr