Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-23
YOUNG FARMERS AT
DELAWARE COLLEGE
Many Will Attend Annual Junior
Farmers Short Course There
Next Week.
Special Correspondence to Every Evening

next week The course will open on Mon
day and continue until Saturday. Della
ware College students will be home on
their vacation and the young coming
farmers will have the advantage OF most
the college equipment and Will have their
meals in the College Commons. The boys
will be CHARTERED in Hartcr Hall. large
number N BOYS and girls. mostly mem
hers of various clubs, who have won
achievement scholarships, will have all
their experscs paid The indications are
that the course will be much larger attend
ell than last year. when IT was such
success The program follows:
Monday. December 27-l0 to II
O'Clock Registration in State Club Of
flee. Wolf Hall. l2.15. dinner, College
tummons -,
Girls program In charge of Miss
Agnes T. MediIl. county club agent. New
Castle county; so TO o'clock. general
Instructions by Miss Dorothy Emerson,
county club agent, Sussex county; 2.l5 10
3I5. Model Club meeting, by the Chris
tiann Club What Can Get From lhls
Week, 345 20 3, gymnasium, by Miss
Emerson
Rows program In charge of Theodore
r Martin state club leader. 100 10 2
O'Clock general Instructions by MIR. Mar
an. > L. 10 3 20. gymnasium. by William
i iny Bird student Of Delaware Col
lrge 3 ~ 20 4 -, instruction, corn ludg-
trg nv Prof G. L. Schustcr, 9 o'clock,
aIpper, College Commons. Evening
proernrn : 80 o'clock. education moving
Uieturcs. assembly room, Wolf Hall.
tuesday. December 2s. girls' program
In charge ~ Miss Helen l. Comstock,
county club agent. Kent county 20 ~
o'elock visit to Nomeus College; 1918
90 II, instruction. canning demonstra-
tions and judging canned products by
George + Farrell, IN charge Of club work,
y and W, L ; Department Of Agric'lI-
ture. II Is to II, Judging canned products.
Rows Program 70 10 SystcmE OF
Rree,hng." Or G. C. Palmer, department
az hacterolIogy and hygiene, Delaware
College; lOl5 20 IL. gymnasium; l2l5
Girls so 70 235 D. m, canning
demonstration; 10 Ais. gymnasium,
Miss Emerson
Rows program 30 10 2,l5, The
Care and Management of the Cow Mt
CoIvinr Time Dr G. c Palmer: 2 As 70
as How Rows Can Demonstrate BETTER
Farming Methods. Mr. Farrell; 4 TO 3.
SWINE breeding Dr Palmer. Evening
Bows and Girls Club Work, George
T. Farrell and educational moving PIC
lures. Wolfe Hall
"Wednesday. December % Girls, IN
charge Of Miss Emerson: to l0l5, IN
str,iction bread making and bread ludg-
NIX. Miss Marion Null, professor N home
economies department. Women's College
10 40 to II. recreation; II l5 10 IL. bread
Judging, Miss Null m charge.
Rows $ 3Oto Q A. gymnasium; Toto II,
rroerarn with Delaware State Com Grow
cr%' Association % "Our Com Growers
Association W. V. Cosden, Dover
,,res,dent - IMPORT II association commit
toes on The now score card, program OF
work ADVERTISING. legislation, member
shin. ~ How | Grew 100 Bushels OF
con, Per Acrr on My Five Acres, stan
lev short SMYRNA. State champion Of
F,ve-Acre Corn Club.
Cirls-I 30 to PAS, bread making
demonstration. Miss Catherine Woods,
state home demonstration agent Girls
Sl5 10 40. gymnasium.
Rows program With the Delaware
Cnrn Growers Association. 80 TO ,, y II
What We Man Learn Prom the BOYS
we Acre Corn Contest Records, NJ. 9.
Pence. county agent leader and secretary
caag,rer ~ state Com Growers Asso-
cation: % PLANT Food tor the Corn
ron /" Prof. A. u. Grantham, director
carolina Chemical Company, Richmond
Va. (3) "The Use Of Soy Beans AS a
Money Crop for Seed, Hay, Sllage, Hog
c,ne Down. and Soil Improvement
Round table. bv County agents and crops
connjttecmen Of the county farm bureaus
a. election az officers. Evening
fIonal moving pictures, Wolf Hall.
Thursday December 3O-GIrls' pro-
craro IN charge Of Miss Medill: Otto 10l5.
strlctlon. klmona pattern and garment
if,dgl.e Miss Woods. 1890 to II, recre-
ation. II.I5 to 10. garment Judging
Bows program 80 to 1880 program
with the State Corn Growers Association.
Rotation ard Fertilization to Increase
our Corn Yields Prof J. +. Metzger,
MARYLAND Agriculture College, 1890 To
- How 10 Control Corn Root Rot,
Which Causes from four 10 twenty Per
tent Loss Annually OF Delaware Corn
ROD illustrated by /. /. Manns, plant
patholoCist, Delaware College, l2-3O
:, cIock luncheon with the Delaware Hol-
stein Friesian Association, State Corn
Growers Association and Veterinarians Of
state College Commons. address of vel
come DR. Walter Hullihen. president Of
Delaware College, address. D. D. Altkln,
president Holstein Friesian Association
az America awards, to champions Of ,
and orc-acre corn clubs. State Board of
Nrriculfure awards to the 100-bushel
members. and to the champion acre grow
ers Of seed corn. Boys Corn { hub dem
orstratipn 4.30-53O, practice work,
gymnasium
Girls program. 30-2 As, kimona
apron demonstration: 3OO-4-15 gynnas-
ilm Mis- Emerson: 80, evening, in
gymnasium First part, program gwen
hv the girls second part, program gwen
bv the boys.
FRIDAY. December 31-Girls program,
IN charge of Miss Comstock 9 TO 1915.
round table. What Can Do TO Help My
Chb?'; 1890 TO ii, recreation; 11.15 10
y. State judging contests
Bows program--9 10 1870, round
table. DIARY Problems" led by Prof
Baker, head Of department of animal
husbandry, Delaware College; 10.45 to II
state Corn Judging contest Girls pro-
gram. 80 TO 2.45, AT Home, lounge
room 70 4 Is, gymnasium, Miss Emer-
son. BOYS program 30 to Pas, gym
nasIum, Mr.. Lily, 3I5 10 3. trip to college
farm: 6 o clock. supper, College Commons
go, evening program, lounge room
stunt mig n
The students viii leave Saturday morn
ing for their homes
Mahogany Candle sticks, Yergers, 41e
Shipley street
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