Evening journal., 1921-11-18
Will HOLD TWO
COUNTY SHOWS
Corn Exhibits Planned for
Middletown and Also
Hockessin
DELAWARE FRESHIES
TO PARADE TONIGHT
10 INC evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Nov. 1S.-The New
Castle County Corn Show win be
supplanted this year by two district
shows, one at Middletown and one at
Hockessin. This policy was adopted
N order that a show would be easily
accessible TO every farmer of the
county The dates of the shows
will be during the fore part OF De-
ccmber. J. ID. Reynolds, of Mid
dleton. George Rheims. of Townsend
and u. Il. Pleasanton OF odessa
compose the committee in charge OF
the southern show. Robert Walker.
Paul Mitchell. Warren Buckingham.
Fred Trimble Roswell Schaffer and
Wilson Pierson OF Hockessin are the
members Of the committee respon-
sible for the northern show. County
Agent r. O. Bausman is a member
of each committee.
Tho committees are busy making
np premium lists and securing prizes
for awards. The fact that the
chairman OF the northern commit
tee intends interviewing the Secre-
fary Of the Wilmington Chamber OF
Commerce. indicates that the awards
will be such as win justify exhi-
hitors putting much time in prepar-
ing samples.
Ralph r. Robinson known In
baseball circles as Dutch will
leave tomorrow for Hanover. Pa,
where ne and Bert Wieman will
open a cigar store and restaurant.
attached TO the Hotel Hanover.
Robinson was one Of the star pitch
ers of the Hanover team OF the Blue
Ridge League last year and Wieman
was manager OF the team.
John r. Fulton. OF Philadelphia
has taken over the Continental Store
in the opera House building.
MAGISTRATE Lovett has issued the
following marriage licenses this
week: Edna O.. Aiken and Raymond
" Connen both OF Newark and
Mary II McKenney and willard G.
Wilson. OF Porryvlle.
Ernest Sanborn who has been IN
with heart trouble for some weeks.
had a relapse recently and is in a
critical condition.
Mrs. Charles A. McCue and Mrs
II X Preston. entertained at cards
last night at Mrs. McCue's home.
Mrs Norris y. Wright IS spending
n few days with friends az Kings
'iier-s sTenn.
Thel box social and dance givei
last night in Centre Hall by the loca
post. Veterans OF Foreign Wars
WAS a success.
Tho annual costume parade OF
members OF the Freshman class
University OF Delaware wiz be held
tonight. The students viii form at
Old College and march over the
principal streets OF the town. After
the parade the boys will appear be-
sore the Judges in Old College when
about $50 in prizes will be awarded.
At the last session OF the Great
Council Improved order Red Men.
held In Wilmington. the Great
Sachem. Charles j. Coleman. an
nounced that the great chiefs will
make arrangements for holding di-
vine service In the Red Mems Fra
ternal Home. near here, at last once
a month for the next twelve months
to be conducted by the differen
tribes OF Red Mon.
The frs tof these services was hei,
last Sunday afternoon. by member
Of Wawa tribe. No. 45. accompanied
by members Of the Degree Of Poca
hontas, all from Union. numberln
about seventy-hve in all
The Rev. John Clark. OF Hockes
sin. preached an appropriate ser
mon and a number of hymns wer
sung
Miss Smith played piano. accom-
panied by violin and cornet.
Remarks were made by George "
Russell and p. G. S. James H. Nc
Glothen. After the services. IN
visitors enjoyed themselves by in
apecting the home.
In the parsonage OF the NJ +
Church yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. Miss Mary Helen McKin
ney, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Josepl
Mckinney, Of North East. and VIII
lard Wilson, son Of william b. VII
son, Of Perryville, were married. Th'
ceremony was performed by tn,
Rev. Frank Herson
The bride was attended by her sis.
Ter, Miss Florence Mckinney The
bride wore a dark blue broadcloti
coat suit with hat TO match She
carried white chrysanthemums
Miss Mckinney wore a dark brown
coat suit with hat TO match. VIII
son Patterson. OF Perryvine. was
best man. The groom is in. the en-
ploy Of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
They viii reside at Perrvville