Evening journal., 1919-12-31
100 ENROLLED
IN SHORT COURSE
O. H. Benson Will Lecture
To Boys and Girls
Tonight
IS CHAMPIONS
IN ATTENDANCE
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Special 70 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Del, Dec. 3i.-Enrollment
in the Farmers Short Course and Boys
and Girls Club week at Delaware Col
lcge has now increased TO more than
100 The boys and girls club cham
pions, who won scholarships offered
by various banks and farm Organiza-
lions, are having the greatest time OF
their lives. The gymnasium work,
which is being given under special
instructors, is especially pleasing TO
these youngsters. The illustrated
movies, showing various phases Of
farm development work, is also
feature for them.
The Charles Warner Company, OF
Wilmington. has offered three free trips
10 Washington for the best corn judges
Of the week among the boys and girls,
and Delaware College has offered a pig
for the best pig judge. There is keen
rivalry for these prizes, which Will be
announced on Saturday. o. II. Benson,
Of Washington, will discuss club work
in a lecture tonight, and tomorrow
will meet extension workers Of tho
state in a conference.
The tractor school continues a feat
ure and has aroused much interest
among farmers. Some Of the lectures
in the short course for farmers today
we. by 5. B. Haskell, Of Baltimore /;
Professor F. o. Fippin, Of Washington,
and Pl ofessor A. +. Grantham, Of Della
ware College.
President and Mrs. Mitchell, Of Della
ware College will entertain the boys
and girls at D o'clock this afternoon at
their home.
The boys and girls club champions
attending the club week are: Margaret
Elizabeth Moore, Bridgeville; Stanley
Short, Smyrna; Harvey Wilkinson, Della
ware City; Mary Gruwell FELTON,; DOrO-
thy Heyd. FELTON,; Emma Holson, George
town; Naomi Pepper. Georgetown; FL
wood Jester, Hsrring on; Franklin u.
Mauil, Lewes; George c. Blu. ge, Middle
town; Lester X. Burge, M.ddletown; IT.
vim Armstrong, Mlddletown; Mildred
Jester, Harrington; Paul Skewis, Nil
ford; Harry Nichols, MillsbOrO; Edwin
4. Wilson, Lewes; Charles II. BOOkham-
mer, Lewes; John Morrison, Newark ;
Joseph C. Brown, Newark; Lewis Il.
Greene, Newark; Lyman Reed. Newark ;
Martin DoOrdan, Newark; Howard stan
ley, Bear; Dora Banks, Newport; Her
man Conner, MiddletOwn; Alton A. Al
len, Seaford; Mary Wright, Bridgeville
Naomi Hughes, FELTON,; Lester Layer,
Hartly, William Chambers, Stanton
Michael Plaza, Stanton Marjorie Blanch-
field, Newport: Edna Taylor, Stanton
Winifred Good, Newport; Margaret
Steinbak Newport; sara Dill, FELTON, ;
Thomas II Milbourn, Hartly; Hiram
Fisher, Lewes; Elizabeth Smith, Bridge
Vile; Victor Kohl. Mlddleiown; Rob
ert Wason, Pennington; Philip r. ia
cobs, Bridgeville; Harry Cobaugh
Bridgevllle; Dewey Sapp, Houston; Earl
II. Meredith, Greenwood; J. T. Vanden-
burg. Jr., Bridgeville; Leon Donovan,
Brldgeville; Aida Draper. Bridgeville.
The following banks gave $40 schol-
arshlps to achievement champions;
Baltimore Trust Co., Bridgeyllc; Del
aware City National Bank; Delaware
Trust Co, Dover; Farmers Bank. Do
yer; FELTON, Bank; Farmers Trust Co,
Georgetown; Delaware Trust Co.,
GEORGETOWN; First National Bank, Har-
rington; Peoples National Bank. Lau-
rel: Sussex Trust Co Lewes: Delaware
Trust Co, Mddletown; Peoples Ma
tional Bank, Middletown; First National
Bank Milford Milford Trust Co.: Della
ware Trust Co., Millsboro: Millsbor0
Trust and safe Deposit Co.; Sussex
Trust Co.. Milton; Farmers Trust Co..
Newark: Newark Trust and Safe De-
post Co.; New Castle Trust Co.; New