Smyrna times., 1922-08-16
STATE BOYS AND GIRLS AT
UNIVERSITY Of DELAWARE
KENT COUNTY SENDS A NUMBER
TO NEWARK TO TAKE COURSE
Many Attending Junior Short Course
and All Are Reported Having a
Delightful Time

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Boys and girls, members of various
clubs throughout the state, who are
attending the Junior Short Course at
the University of Delaware, put in
busy day Wednesday. The young Wis
itors, however, are having a delight
full time, as the week means a fine
outing for them. For the girls there
was a millinery demonstration under
the direction of Miss Kathryn E.
Woods, the home demonstration lead
er, followed by millinery contest un-
der the direction of Miss Agnes Medill,
New Castle county club leader. Miss |
Gertrude Warren, field worker in
extension methods from the Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington,g gave
the girls a talk. There were about |
eight visiting club members from diff
ferent localities during the day. Thurs |
day morning Miss Martha Good, Y. |
W. c. A. secretary, gave the girls a
talk. The boys spent most of the af-
ternOon 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
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 to England
and won first honors in the dairy cat
tie judging contest there. Young Wor-
rilow told the local boys about his trip
to England. The boys were taken on
an inspection trip of the orchard and
garden at the university farm, in
charge of Mr.. Clark. The picnic plan
ned for Welsh Tract last night had to
be called off, but the entire delegation
of boys and girls visited Kells, the
printing establishment of former Sec
retary of State Everett C. Johnson.
The boys taking the course are:
New Castle County-Amos Jaquette
Eugene Myers, Paul Jaquette, James
Jaquette, Robert Jaquette, Herman
McConner and Robert Connell of New
ark; John Gibbons and Aubrey Webb
of Townsend.
Kent County-W. Charles Paradee
and Harold Riley of Dover; Thomas
Milbourne of Hartley; William Marvel
of Magnolia; Emerson Sapp of Har-
rington.
Sussex County-Medford Calhoun,
Edwin Enger, John Annet, Ward Mer-
edith and Earl Meredith of Green
wood. Harry Cobaugh, Henry Sam
mons and Carl Tucker of Bridgeville.
John Pepper of Seaford; Harry Le-
Gates of Delmar and Charles Book
hammer of Lewes.
The girls are as follows:
New Castle County-Hazel Cross
and Audrey Booth of Sharpley, Rachel
Sherwood of Newport; Elizabeth
Haley, Grace O'Neil, Margaret Haley
and Rosa Haley of Mt. Cuba; Ruth
Hughes of Greenville; Mary Holahan
of Centreville; Amelia Brown of New
ark; Dorothy Selby, Irene Ruth, Es-
ther Hargan, Gertrude Paine and
Margaret Steinbaker of Newport;
Edith McKarns, Margaret Jarmon
Boris Jarmon and Naomi Davis OF
Welsh Track; Rachel Rothouse anC
Elizabeth Thompson of Sharpley.
Kent County-Olive Murray, Ethns
White, Elsie Geasley, Helen Cubbagt
and Thelma McKnett of Viola; Saraf
Moore, Olive Phillips, Annie Ashtor
and Frances Ogletree of Oak Grove
Thelma Buell. and Reta M. Tatmar
of Greenwood; Tabitha Melvin anC
Julia Skrivan of Hartley; Helen Shor
of Cheswold; Edna Merrill, Mabe
Greenhaugh, Lucy Mag and Charlotte
! Allen of Dover; Naomi Hughes of Eel
, ton.
Sussex County-Nita Clendaniel o
Lincoln City; Elizabeth Dodd of Re
hoboth; Dorothy Pepper, Mary Jones
Naomi Pepper, Mary Pepper, Belvi
Kenney, of Delmar; Pauline Chipmai
and Pearl Gordy of Laurel; Rutl
Lynch, Milton; Frances Hartzel an
. Margaret Nelson of Bridgeville; Pear
Evans of Millville; Beatrice Messer
smith of Cannon; Thelma Buell. an
Reta M. Tatman of Greenwood; Dori
Calhoun of Greenwood; Mildred Bail
and Agnes Carey of Delmar; Hele
Morris and Philomena Greco of Mi
| ford. Gertrude Leslie of Seaford