Milford chronicle., 1928-11-23
Greenwood

Miss Ruth Personeus from Ossil
= ing, N. Y, is the guest of Mrs. Chez
oweth.
Rev. J. H. Chenoweth, missional
+, of the Assemblies of God from Kal
au, China, who is on a furlough an
doing deputational work in thi
country is visiting his family for
few days.
y James Rogers and his daughte
Ada, have gone to Connecticut t
spend the winter.
Mrs. Annie Harmon from Oklaho
ma City who has spent month wit
her son, c. L. Harmon, has gone tt
Philadelphia ITO remain for the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stayton from
Love Point are visiting relatives IL
anr near town.
! Mrs. Matte Gaskill from Cape
Charles, Va, J. G. Todd and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Edgell were en-.
tertained on Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Ella Edgell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlisle have
moved into their new home near Mil
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson from Ro-
chester, N. Y, were guests last week
of their brother, H. w. Pearson and
Mrs. Pearson.
T. P. Rust and family were to a
family dinner on Sunday given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, H. E.
Hardesty in Bridgeville.
Messrs. A. B. and Leon Stayton of
Wilmington were weekend guests at
the homes of Messrs. Merris Stayton
and Carlos Tatman.
On Thursday evening, Miss Genev-
ieve Fry, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. H. Fry and VIM. Brown of Hick-
man, were married in the NJ. E. par
sonage by the Rev. j. H. Diehl.
Ralph Collision from Wilmington
is spending his vacation with. his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coli
son.
Greenwood Community Fair
The fair this year was the largest
ever put on by this community. The
poultry department was exception
ally strong with 76 exhibits. The ag-
riculture department had a total of
l78 exhibits. The Home Economics
was also larger than us
Ial with a display of SO exhibits.
The entertainment program which |
was under the direction of Mrs. |
Marjorie Fry was very well render
I'd. The main features were a short |
)lay, a pageant, and fashion show.
The dresses for the fashion show
we're furnished by Long and Short of
Iilford.
The following were the premium
Winners of the fair:
Project winners for 1927-1928-
first, Ward Meredith, acre straw
erries; second, Milton Hostedler, II
ere potatoes; third, Harry Barnedt,
z acre potatoes.
Poultry Feeding Cost Guessing
contest, winner, Mrs. E. G. Mere
ith.
Yellow Corn-First, Howard Spei-
her; second, Carl Tucker; third,
Yard Meredith.
Single Ear-First, Ward Mere
it'll; second, R. L. Tucker; third,
arl Tucker.
White Corn-First and second,
I'm. Carlisle; third, Charles Can
on.
Single Ear-First, VIM. Carlisle;
,cond, Elwood Wright; third, VIM.
arlisle.
Wheat-First, H. E. Speicher; sec
Id, Howard Speicher; third, Robert
)eicher.
Soy Beans-First, Robert Speich-
d; second, H. E. Speicher; third,
Oward Speicher.
Cow Peas-First, Carl Tucker; .
cond, R. L. Tucker.
Buckwheat-Fi Howard Spei- 4
er; second, H. E. Speicher; third,
)bert Speicher.
White Potatoes-First, Charles
nnon; second, Hubert Cannon;
ird, Norris Meredith.
Red Potatoes-First, Frank Eli
:; second, Hubert Cannon; third,
nos StaytOn.
Largest Potato-First, Howard
eicher; second and third, VIM.
rlisle
Sweet Potatoes-First, J. Emory
lliamson; second, Neil Edgell;
rd, J. M. Williamson.
largest Sweet-First, Charles
Ter; second and third, Mrs. S. B.
Twain.
'taymens- First and second, Eel
E. Russell; third, Ward Meredith.
Teroes-First, Emory Williamson.
Mrs. s. B. Nell
ne; second, Zelda Russell; third,
Emory Williamson.
Medford Hatfield;
Ond, Robert Wiley! third, Iva
! Speicher. -
7hite Eggs-First, F. Thaddeus -
rrington, Jr.; second, Maurice
kbiner; third, Amos Stayton.
rown Eggs-First, Frank Elliott;
md, Louis Edgell; third, Mrs. E.
Meredith.
eghorn Pullet-First, Kenneth
er; second, w. A. Hochstedler;
d, Kenneth Unger.
eghorn Hen-First, second and
d, F. Thaddeus Warrington, Jr.
sghorn Cockerel-First, Kenneth
er; second, Maurice Finkbiner.
)ck Cockerel-First, Emory Will
son; second, Frank Elliott;
I, Elwood Wright.
)ck Hen-First, Emory William
second, Frank Elliott.