Evening journal., 1920-09-15
AlDard Prizes to Boys
and Girls for Best Crops,
Cattle, Canning, Sel0ing

Girls Club leaders had 6i7 ENTRIES.
OF these entries 800 were for exhibits
in canning. sewing, corn, calf, pig and
tomator club work. Fourteen demon
STATIONS We're given BY club members
showing typical club meetings, he
most up-to-date processes In canning,
and the most practical methods OF do
ing certain phases OF corn, calf and
pig Work, as II is being carried out IN
the homes and on the farms by lhe
club members. Judging contests were
held i1 canning, corn, dairy, cattle ana
pig club work 10 is estimated that
All told more than 1000 persons OBJ
served the demonstration and iudg-
ing contests Thousands Of Interested
visitors passed through the building
and observed the club exhibits. A
number Of club members exhibited
also In the open classes
The judging Of club activities was
done by The following.
Canning and Sewing Club Work
Miss Gertrude l.. Warren Of the u. ;.
Department Of Agriculture Washing-
Corn Club Work: Exhibits-By Prof
G. l.. SChustcr head OF AgrOnOmy De-
parlment OF Delaware College. iudg-
ink contcsl--By NJ. o. Pence, extension
specialist IN soils and crops and coun-
Is agent leader, Delaware College.
Club Pig and Dairy Cattle Work
By prof. n. A. Barker. head Of Depart
mert OF Animal Husbandry, Delaware
College
Tomato Clux Exhibit-By Director
G A. NcCue. OF Delaware Colloge.
IL Was observed ON a few occasions
that few men could not win With
out bragging or lose withou squeal-
ing." but every club member was
good enough sportsman 10 contest on
a spirited but friendly basis and then
20 back up the decision OF me judges
as the Anal authority.
Special premiums for the Boys and
Girls Clubs were awarded as follows. /.
State PIC Club Contest
For hosi pure bred pig club eX-
hibil ipig uud Q months Of age) ;
First-p Poland China, j. r. Nandcnburg,
Jr.. BrldgcvillC. 50, Second-Poiand
China. Lloyd cobaugh. Brldgeyllle' s5 ;
Third - Berkshire. Harry Nichols,
Nllsboro 81: Fourih-pOland China,
Harry Cobaueh, Rridgevilla, 81
For the best market pig club eX-
hlhit mig under 9 months 9f age
l'lrst-Leon p. Donovan, BridgcNllle
81. Second-Harry q. Newton, Bridge
VILE. s3: Third-loscph NJ. Brown,
..ewark. 50 Fourth-Thos e. Jeaeris.
Jr. Stanton, 81.
For best pig club Judging work :
First r. Nandenhurg. Jr-, Bridge
vile s5. Second-Paul Skevls. Mil
ford. So: Third-Sianley Short, Smyr-
ma. 81: Fourih-hobert Wason' Far
Far ihe hest homemade shipping
crale First-philip r. Jacobs Brldge-
Nrc' 50: Second-J. Hubert Dill Eel
ton. 81 Third Stanley short smyr-
ma. 80 cents.
For best record book and story. up
fo-datc. First. ]. 7. Nandenburg. Ir,
pri3ceville s3. Second-Sllnley Snort.
cinyrna. 81 Third-Leon e, Donovan.
pridreville. 81; Fourth-Harry G.
Newton Bridgeville, 80 cents
For hest pig club demonstration
tcani: Firsi--Kent and sussex team,
sos Stanley short Smyrna, Leon V.
WonoVan. bridgeVile.
sweepstakes award tor pig cluu
Nork-For team OF three members
,>ho individually made the highes
Total average In ti) In the exhibit; o.
i'm tho ludging; l3l on the recor'
hook. viii be awarded with the fre
ir.n 10 the Eastern States Agricultural
and Industrial Exposition, at Spring
neld Mass. FOR the week or Septem
her %. by The exposition:
The State pig Club Team-I. Il
Vandenburg, Jr. Brldgevllei Leoi
z Donovan, Bridgevllle; STANLEY
short. smyrna; alternate, Harry z
Newton. Bridgeville.
state Corn Club Contests.
For best corn club exhibit ISL
stalks with arsl-First, Leon l.
donovan. Bridreville, s.; second
Robert Wason. Pennington, S3; third
pani ckoyyis Milford 81, fourth, Al
bert s. Daniels, Middletown, 81.
For best corn club Judging work
First. Paul Skwels, Milford; secon'
Dewey Sapp, Houston, S; ihiri
fourth, Robert Wason, farmingto
For best record book. up-to-dale-
First Dewey Sapp. Houston. 50 SCI
nnd Paul SkcWis, Milford, =; thlr
pohcrl Wasoln. Pennington ;
fourth. Leon Donovan BridseVill
For Inc best corn club demonslr
ton team-First team, Kent count
50: Stanley short. smyrna, ana DeM'
Sam. Houston: second team, Snss'
oonniv s6. Leon \. Donovan Bridg
VILE and Harry CohauRh. bridgeNlll
third team. New Castle county =
Trneei Railadgc. Middleiown and VI
Tor C. Kohl. Townsend.
cNccpsiakes award, for corn en-
work For team Of three membe
who individually made the nienc
total average in iil The exhibit; Z
In ihe Judging: l3) and on the re
ord book. will be awarded with ~
free trip 10 The Eastern States ENn'
siiion. by the exposition.
The Slate Corn Club team-neMf
Sam. HoustOn Paul SkeNis, MI
ford: Robert Mason, Farmlngion'
state Pure Bred Dairy Cattle Clu
Contests
An exhibits were Holsleins.
For best dairy calf eNhipited le-l
months of age First, Robert Iot
nell. Newark. $40; second, Prize
Crawford. Mddletown, 81;
For best dairy helfer exhibited ~
months OF a.eI-Firsi, irwin Mh
stronr. Middlciown, st2; secon'
John Kirk. Newark. s..
--~-Fer best dairy heifer or COW "a.
months OF agel-First, Charlotl
Dayett, Newark, sia; second, HERNIA
Conner. Middlelown $40
For hest dairy hull-First, Rchar
NJ Wiley. Bridgeville. Si2
For best dairy cattle demonstrate
leem-firSt team Kent county. s.
Dewey Sapp, Houston, Robert ".
son. Pennington.
State Junior Dalry Cattle Judeir
C0ntcst-NOn-cOlle bows betNVa,
the ages OF 70 and is years. Who a
working on agricultural projects
club or school work entered n
contest The first three champic
will be sent by breed ass0ciati,
and philosophical citizens. on a z
irip to the National Dairy show
Chicago, to contest in lndglng "
teams from other Siales OF the Uni
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