Evening journal., 1917-12-05
State GRANGE At
newark next week
Corn Show TO be Held in
Connection With
Meeting
DR.. MITCHELL WILL
WELCOME FARMERS
vpeciaI to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

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NEWARK, Dec. 5-Final arrange
ments have been made for the forty
third annual session Of the Delaware
state Grange which will be held in old
College Hall on next Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday. In connection with
the Grange The annual Corn Show will
be held in Newark at the same time.
For the corn show prizes are offered
as follows: For best 20 ears white
corn, 81, SO, 50 and 81; 30 ears yellow
corn. 81, SO. 80 and 81: 20 earn white
capped corn, 81, 50, 50 and ribbon; 20
ears white corn. > bags cotton seed
meal offered by T. l.. Richards and rib
hons for second and third prizes: 30
cars OF yellow corn, a Sc oil burner,
offered by Geist and Geist and Ribbons
for second and third prizes; 30 ears Of
white capped corn, Sc plush robe, Of
fered by r. 4. Potts and ribbons for
second and third prizes; silver cup for
Grange exhibiting the best ten-ear
samples by three members, any variety.
The Grange program follows:
Horace l.. Dilworih, Worthy Master,
presiding.
Tuesday morning. A o'clock-Open-
ing In form; address Of welcome. DR..
samuel Chiles Mitchell. President Of
Delaware College; response. the Worthy
Master; roll call; appointment Of COM
mlttees: recess.
Tuesday afternoon session, ? o'clock
Annual address. the Worthy Master;
reports Of officers. announcements; re-
cess.
Tuesday afternoon. o'clock-The
Faculty and students Of the Women's
College OF Delaware VIII receive the de-
legates and their friends from four 10
xix.
Tuesday eevning. 7sO o'clock-wolf
Hall: ladies' session; Miss Eva Weldin.
presiding.
MISUNDERSTANDING by College or
chestra, r. L. Sumwalt, conductor; sd-
dress OF welcome. Miss Gertrude l..
Blodgett: response, Mrs. John Killen; /;
vocal solo, Mrs. J. Pearce Cam; ad-
dress, Dean w. L. Robinson; selection
by College orchestra; address. "A
riranger's Duty in War Time, Hon.
Josiah Marvel; piano solo. Dr. Charles
Fl. Rawlins; report Of National W. c. T..
T.. Mrs Harrington Messick; recitation.
Miss Edna Chambers; Echoes from the
National Grange, Mrs. Horace L. Dill
worth: Selection by College orchestra.
2 o'clock. the Faculty Of Delaware Col
ege and the Women's College Of Della
ware viii receive the delegates and
heir friends in the main diningroom
u Old College.
Wednesday morning, $50 O'Clock
Reading Of minutes Of previous day;
roll call ~ Oranges for Introduction OF
new business; consideration Of new
business; reports Of committees; spe-
-ial order. A 20 O'Clock; address, The
Work Of the Pocket Testament Associ-
ltion. recess.
Wednesday afternoon, 2 o'clook-Re-
port Of committees; recess; $50 O'Clock,
automobiles will be In waiting TO take
the delegates to the College Farm. II
S hoped that all will avail themselves
# the opportunity.
Wednesday evening, 730 o'clock, Wolf
Hall; address. the Farm Labor Situa-
lion, Or. w. J. Spillmsn, Division Of
Farm Management, L. s. Department Of
Agriculture. After the address the dele
gates will assemble in the College gym
nssium where the sixth degree will be
conferred
Thursday morning, 10 o'clock-Re-
ports OF committees; special order, II 30
o'clock: address, War Savings and
Thrift stamp" Hon. Charles R. Miller;
recess.
Thursday afternoon, t30 o'clock
Memorial exercises; report Of commit
tees: election of officers; special busi-
ness; adjournment.