Evening journal., 1916-11-13
sussex FARMERS
!SHOW fine CORN
1916 Exhibit Proves Best in
the History Of the
County
PRIZE WINNERS
ARE ANNOUNCED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del. Nov. 13.-The
third annual corn show for Sussex
county proved to be the most success
tul OF any that have been held.
Following is list Of the entries in
Glass A, together with the awards:
Ten ears. yellow. J. f. Perry, Cool
spring; /. l. Smith Georgetown; w.
B. Hilyard, Georgetown; Philip l..
Joseph, Hollyville; Charles Revell,
Millsboro, third award; Duval 7. Nus
tard, Lewes, first premium; Duval T..
Mustard, second entry; r. B. Rogers,
Harbeson; Alden S. Hopkins, Cool
spring, second premium; Charles
Johnson, Seaford. ten ears, white; w.
". Rawlins, Georgetown, ten ears.
white; John Ponder, Milton. ten ears,
white, first pretmium; Norval Pepper,
Seaford. ten ears, white; Duval r..
Mustard. Lewes. ten ears. white. first
premium; Charles Wilkins, George
town, ten ears, yellow; Alden s Hop
kins, Lewes, ten ears, white, third
premium; V. r. Allen, Seaford ten
ears. white, second premium; William
Mears, Georgetown, ten ears, yellow
Class b - Thaddeus Warrington,
Georgetown. ten ears, yellow, first
premium; Floyd Reynolds, Milton, ten
Ears, yellow, second premium.
Class C-Carlton Green, George
town, ten ears. white. first premium;
Raymond Short. Georgetown, ten ears
white. second premium; John r. VIII
son, Laurel, ten ears, white, third pre-
MUM. Charles Green, ten ears. white,
fifth premium; Harry Short George
town, ten ears, white, sixth award;
Norman Burris, Laurel. ten ears,
yellow, fifth award; William Horsey,
Laurel, ten ears. white; Horace A.
Num-. Milford ten ears. yellow.
Glass ID, potatoes-D. T. Mustard,
Lewes ten of Russet variety, grown
on medium loam first premium: d. T.
Mustard. second entry OF Russet and
one OF Rural Blush; II. J. Ockels, Sea-
ford two entries; Early Rose, second
premium; Isaac J. Smith. Georgetown,
third premium: Y. r. Allen, Seaford,
Rawley, fourth premium; Howard
Bryan, Lewes. fifth premium Mary
West. Laurel, Early Rose; Philip L.
Joseph, Hollyville, Red Rose; George
T. Bryan, Harbeson, ten potatoes, yield
1400 bushels from six acres; NorvaI
Pepper. Laurel, two entries; j. c.
Stewart, Delmar, Great Rehobeth;
Thaddeus Warrington Georgetown,
late Rose; Andrew Wimble, ten cob
blers, two entries, fall grown; Daniel
Shockley, Milton, two entries. Rural
Blush and Russet; V. r. Allen, Sea-
ford, ten Friedels
other entries and premiums award
ed were:
Class E-Beets, grown and canned
by Mary NJ Townsend. aged 10,
Georgetown; Sarah Rutt, Georgetown,
fifteen entries, canned fruit, first pre-
mium: Nettie W. Greet, aged -
years, Laurel, canned fruit, second and
third premiums; Naomi Pepper
Georgetown, canned fruit, fourth pre-
MUM.
Glass F. bread-Anna Faucet,
Georgetown, first premium; Sarah
Pride, Georgetown. second; Ruth A.
Moore, Lewes, third; Nettie Greet,
Georgetown. fourth.
Glass G, sewing, girls under 10
Hattie Short, Seaford. aged II, chhd's
dress, first premium; Sarah Pride,
Georgetown, crocheting, second pre-
MUM: Mary Townsend. Georgetown,
embroidery, third premium; Beatrice
Doughty. Georgetown, crochet and
handwork., fourth premium; Naomi
Allen Seaford crochet work. fifth
premium; Pauline Godfrey, George
town, embroidery; Sudan grass, grown
bv John Ponder, Milton.