Milford chronicle., 1926-11-26
SUSSEX FARM And
HOME PRODUCT SHOW
AT GEORGETOWN
County Agent Vaughn Planning
For Fine Display At County
Seat.
PRIZE LIST ANNOUNCED
Winners In The Several Classes
Will Receive Cash Premiums
From Show.

A Farm and Home Product Show
for Sussex county will be held at
Layton's Hall, Georgetown, Decem-
ber and Z, and according to the
interest expressed at the meeting of
farmers from various communities
of the county last week, the show
will be big agricultural event for
southern Delaware. The show is be-
ing put on by County Agent NJ. c..
Vaughn Of the Extension Department
of the University Of Delaware in CO.
operation with the banks of the
county and the business men of
Georgetown. The premium list will
include the usual classes of corn and
small grain that is found at corn
shows, but has in addition, quite a
number of farm products, canning,
sewing, manual training and special
classes for club boys and vocational
students.
The following committees were
appointed at the organization meet
ing to have charge of the show in
cooperation with the county extern
sion workers, Mr.. Vaughn and Miss
Moore.
Premium Committee: H. P. Lay
ton, Georgetown, chairman; A. S.
Hopkins, Lewes; Elmer Dickerson,
Milton.
Arrangement and Exhibit Commit
tee: John c. Green, Georgetown;
Norvel Pepper, Seaford; Jas. w.
Hopkins. Lewes; Hugo E. Koepple,
HarbesOn; w. L. McIlvaine, George
town; A. NJ. Tarr, Seaford
Following is a list of prizes being
offered by the banks and business
men of the county:
A CIass-White Corn
so ears any variety: First SIS, Sec
ond SO, third 50, fourth 81.
10 ears any variety: First SO, Sec
ond So, third 81, fourth soc.
B ClaSS-YellOW Corn
so ears any variety: First $5, Sec
ond SO, third, So, fourth, 81.
10 ears any variety: First So, Sec
ond 50, third 81, fourth SOC.
C CIaSs-White Cap or Calico
10 ears any variety: First So, Sec
ond 50, third 81, fourth SOC.
d Class-Single Ear
White corn: First So, second ST.,
third SOC, fourth ribbon.
Yellow corn: First 50, second ST.,
third SOC, fourth ribbon.
E ClaSs-SmaIl Grain and Seed
10 ears popcorn: First 81, second
SOC, third ribbon, fourth ribbon.
1 peck wheat: First 81, second SOC,
third ribbon, fourth ribbon.
1 peck soy beans: First 81, second
SOC, third ribbon, fourth ribbon.
1 peck COW peas: First 81, second
SOC, third ribbon, fourth ribbon.
1 peck rye: First 81, second SOC,
third ribbon, fourth ribbon.
l peck buckwheat: First 81, Sec
ond SOC, third ribbon, fourth ribbon.
1 peck vetch: First 81, second SOC,
third ribbon, fourth ribbon.
l peck crimson clover: First 81,
second SOC, third ribbon, fourth rib
bon.
1 peck red clover: First 81, Sec
ond SOC, third ribbon, fourth ribbon.
F CIass-Other Farm Products
1 dozen white eggs: First 81, Sec
ond SOC, third ribbon, fourth ribbon.
1 dozen brown eggs: First 81, Sec
ond SOC, third ribbon, fourth ribbon.
1dozen sweet potatoes (any five) ::
First 81, second SOC, third ribbon,
fourth ribbon.
l dozen white potatoes (any ive):
First 81, second SOC, third ribbon,
| fourth ribbon.
1 dozen apples (any five): First
81, second SOC, third ribbon, fourth
ribbon.
1 quart peanuts (any five): First
81, second SOC, third ribbon, fourth
ribbon.
8 punches celery: First 81, second
soc, third ribbon, fourth ribbon.
1 peck spinach: First 81, second
SOC, third ribbon, fourth ribbon.
Largest pumpkin: First 81, second
soc, third ribbon, fourth ribbon.
G CIasS-0pen to Club Boys and
Vocational Students Only
Best 10 ears white corn: First So,
! second So, third 81, fourth SOC.
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