Evening journal., 1922-08-10
CLUB MEMBERS
TO VISIT KELLS
Will Be Addressed by For
mer Secretary of State
E. c. Johnson
FERTILITY PLOTS
ARE INSPECTED
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Aug 10.-Boys ant
girls, members of various clubl
throughout the state who are attend
ing the fourth annual Junior shor
| Course at the University OF Della
ware this week put in a busy day
yesterday. The young visitors how
ever, are having q delightful time
as the week means a fine outing for
them.
For the girls yesterday afternoon.
there was a millinery demonstration
under the direction of Miss Kathryn
Z. Woods, the Home Demonstration
Leader followed by a millinery con-
test under the direction Of Miss
Agnes Medill, New Castle County
Club Leader. Miss Gertrude Warren
field worker In extension methods
from the Department of Agriculture,
Washington, was visitor and gave
the girls a talk. There were about
eight visiting club members from
different localities during the day.
This morning Mss Martha Good. Y.
" c.. A. secretary. gave the girls
a talk in the Lounge room.
The boys spent most of the aft
ernoon yesterday inspecting the
fertility plots at the University farm
after which there were games on
Frazer Field. While the young
club members were at the farm in
the afternoon they met q group of
Cecil County. Nd. club boys who
visited the farm to practice dairy
cattle judging. Among those in this
group was George Worrilow. a
Maryland boy who was on the team |
that won the recent trip 20 England /
and won first honors in the dairy
cattle judging contest there. Young
Worrilow told the local boys about |
his great trip TO England.
This morning the boys were taken
or an inspection trip of the orchard
and garden at the university farm
in charge of Mr.. Clark. The picnic
trip planned for Welsh Tract last
night had to be called off but tonight
the entire delegation of boys and
girls will visit Kells, the printing
establishment Of former Secretary OF
State Everett c. johnson.
The boys taking the course are:
New Castle County-Amos ia
quette. Eugene Myers, Paul Ja-
auette. James Jabuette. Robert ia
ouette. Herman McConner and
Robert cohnen Of Newark; John
Gibbons and Aubrey Webb, of
Townsend.
Kent County-W. Charles Paradee !
and Harold Riley of Dover; Thomas
Afilbourne Of Hartley; William Mar
vel OF Magnolia; Emerson Sapp Of
Sussex County-Medford Calhoun,
Edwin Unger. John Annet. Ward
Meredith and Earl Meredith of
Greenwood: Harry Cobaugh. Henry /
;ammons and Carl Tucker OF Bridge :
lille; John Pepper of Seaford; Harry !
.eCates of Delmar and Charles
Of Lewes. 9
The girls are as follows:
New Castle County-Hazel Cross
nd Audrey Booth Of sharpley;
,achel Sherwood Of Newport; Eliza {
eth Haley. Grace O'Ner. Margaret
Ialey and Rosa Haley of Mt. Cuba; ',
luth Hughes of Greenville; Mary !
Iolahan of Centerville; Amelia ;
lrown of Newark; Dorothy Selby, |
rene Ruth, Esther Hargan, Cert
ide Paine and Margaret Steinbaker
( Newport; Edith McKarns. Mar
aret Jarmon, Doris Jarmon and
-aomi Davis OF welch Track; Ra-
hel Rothhouse and Elizabeth
'bonnnson of gharplev
Kent County-Olive Murray, c
,thna White. Elsie Gsasley. Helen
ubbage and Thelma McKnett. of a
lola: Sarah Moore. Olive Philips, n
nnie Ashton and Frances Ogle- h
rec Of Oak Grove; Thelma Buell. 3
nd Reta NJ Tatman Of Greer<ood; y
abitha Melvin and Julie Skriven OF !,
Tartly; Helen Short of Cheswold; .
dina Merrill, Mabel Greenhaugh, 9
ucy Mag and Charlotte Allen Of 81
lover; Naomi Hughes of FELTON,. -
Sussex County-Nita Clendaniel OF :
lincoln City; Elizabeth Dodd of Re =
oboih; Dorothy Pepper, Mary -
ones, Naomi Pepper, Mary Pepper, -
elva Kenney. OF Delmar: Pauline =,
hipman and Pearl Gordy OF Laurel; ~ ~
nth Lynch. Milton; Frances Hart I"
Fl and Margaret Nelson OF Bridge Q,
He; Pearl Evans of Millville; Bea- oi
ice Messersmith Of Cannon; Thel- az
Ia Buell. and Reta NJ Tatman OF
reenwood; Doris Calhoun OF Green
.ood; Mildred Baly and Agnes
arey OF Delmar: Helen Morris and X
hilomeua Greco. Of Milford. Cert eI
lde Leslie OF Seaford. p