Evening journal., 1921-09-27
CLUB CHAMPIONS
GET TEN PRIZES
Delaware Boys and Girls
Make Best Showing at
Eastern Exposition
WIN HIGH HONORS
IN JUDGING
special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Sept 27.-The boys
and girls champion club members Of
Delaware who spent last week in
Camp Vail at the great Eastern
states Exposition have returned
home. each member receiving a gold
medal in recognition OF the individ-
uai achievement in his or her re-
spective club work during the past
year. OF the ten northeastern States
represented at the exposition Della
wares champions won more first
prize ribbons ten in all. in judging
as teams. and as individuals. than
any other State represented.
Delaware entered teams in the fol-
lowing projects: Clothing Club
Demonstration and Judging. Cam
ming Club Demonstration and Judg-
ing. Pig Club Demonstration and
Judging and Dairy Cattle Club
Demonstration and Judging. The
clothing club team. which won first
place in Judging. was composed of
Bess Elliott. Milford. who also won
FIRST prizes as the best individual
Judge Phyllis Griffith. Milford, third
prize as individual judge. and Trena
Lemex. Milford. The clothing DEM
onstrabon put on by this team in the
form of a style Show in which
they exhibited their hats and dresses
made by the members of the club.
was considered to be the best dem
onstration given by any club team at
the exposition. A great deal Of
credit is due Mrs. r. J. Lewis. OF
Milford local leader. who planned
he demonstration and trained the
team.
The canning club team. which
won second place in judging, was
composed OF the Misses Ethna and
Catherine White and Olive Murray.
all OF Viola Ethna White won first
place as the best individual judge.
The dairy club judging team,
which was composed of Gordon
Armstrong. McDonough: Irwin Arm
strong, Middletown. and Ernest
Milhken. Cooch's Bridge. won first
place. and Irwin Armstrong was
second as the best individual judge.
The pig club team made a clean
sweep Of first prize as the best iudg-
.ng team with william r. Hill.
Bridgeville. as the best individual
Judge. and Harry Cobaugh as second
best Henry Wallace. Dover, was
the third member OF the team.
The dairy club team gave a dem
onstration on selecting. feeding and
6ttfng the club heifer for show,
which was well received and favor
ably commented upon by the judges.
The pig club team gave a demon
strauon in selecting. feeding and
atting the club pig for show.
NJ. o. Pence, acting State club
leader. had charge OF the team and
coached the pig club judging and
demonstration team. r. o. Baus-
man, county agent OF New Castle
county, coached the dairy club team
and ehaperoned the boys. Miss
Agnes p. Medill. county club agent,
New Castle county. and Dorothy
Emerson. county club agent of Sus-
sex county. chaperoned the girls.
Because OF their ability as
Judges and demonstrators and their
good spomsmanship the Delaware
delegation won the respect of the
leaders and club members represent
ing the other competing States.
The Delaware spirit was manifested
At all group assemblies by the sing
ing Of 'Our Delaware" and the pep
which was exhibited in the yells.
The Agricultural Extension De-
p4rtment OF the University of Della