Milford chronicle., 1930-11-14
CAESAR RODNEY HOLDS
ANNUAL HARVEST SHOW
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were elected for the coming year
President, A. Bailey Thomas; vice
president, Mrs. w. H. Jump; secre-
tary, Mrs. c. E. Cox; treasurer, H
c. Richardson.
About 300 people attended the
evening meeting. The Camden-Wy-
oming Band played for the occasion
and Superintendent Jump led the
community singing. Short speeches
were made by Frank Bancroft, Dr.
T. R. Brown, Miss Helen ComstOck
and Russell. Wilson.
Following is a list of the show
winners:
Second and Third Grades
Best five sweet potatoes, first,
Dorothy COverdale; second, Frank
Thomas; third, Frank Thomas.
Best five white skin potatoes, first
Frank Thomas; second. Francis
Craig.
Best five red skin potatoes, first,
Dorothy COVerdale; second, John
Cooper; third, Frank Thomas.
Best five beets, second, Blanche
Pearson.
Best five turnips, first, Charles
Millman; second, Aubrey Berry;
third, Riley Marker.
Best five ears corn, first, Aubrey
Berry; second, Dorothy COverdale.
Heaviest pumpkin, first, Doris
Kohler.
Best five winesap apples, first,
Richard Hammond; second, Frank
Thomas; third, Robert Walls.
Best five Nero, second, Beatrice
George.
Best five Stayman, first, Frank
Thomas; second, Eleanor Spence;
third, Pauline Caudright.
Best five Rome, first, Charlotte
Virdin; second, Frank Thomas;
third, Helen Weyandt.
Best five York, second, Elizabeth
Sipple.
Best five golden delicious, second,
Frank Thomas.
Second Grade Sweepstakes prize,
Dorothy Coverdale.
Third Grade Sweepstakes prize,
Frank Thomas.
Fourth and Fifth Grades
Best five sweet potatoes, first, |
Minner Gooden; second, Clyde Har-
ris; third, N. w. Taylor, Jr.
Best five white skin potatoes,
first, Margaret Cox; second, Clyde
Harris; third, AtheIda Kennedy.
Best five red skin potatoes, first,
Allen Carpenter; second, John Far
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. Best five beets, first, George
Bloth; second, Mabel Pearson;
third, Margaret Cox.
Best five turnips, first, N. w. Tay-
lor, Jr.; second, Margaret Cox.
Best five ears corn, first, Athelda
Kennedy; second, N. w. Taylor, Jr.
Heaviest pumpkin, first, Allen
Carpenter.
Best five Winesaps, first, Margaret
Cox; second, Hazel Willis; third,
Grace Quillen.
Best five Nero, first, ~ w. Tay-
lor; second, Eugene Burke; third,
Robert Courtney.
Best five Stayman, first, Athelda
second, N. w. Taylor;
bird, Jack Dryden.
Best five Rome, first, John Far
'ow; second, Margaret Cox; third,
Y. w. Taylor, Jr.
Best five Yorks, second, N. w.
Taylor, Jr.
Fourth Grade Sweepstakes, Mar
,aret Cox.
Fifth Grade Sweepstakes, N. w.
'aylor, Jr.
,ixth, Seventh and Eighth Grades
Best five sweet potatoes, first,
Hazel Carpenter; second, Jean
DAWSON; third, Jack Bloth. m
Best five white skin potatoes,
rst, James Jones; second, Clifford
Ierry; third, Elizabeth Voshell.
Best five red skin potatoes, first, &
ack Bloth; second, Emma Sapp;
lird, Jean Dawson.
Best five beets, second, Jack
10th.
Best five turnips, first, Lester
ump; second, Ralph Bryan; third,
douglas Harris.
Best five ears corn, first, Merrill
ones; second, Merrill Jones; third,
Isle Sapp.
Heaviest pumpkin, second, Temple
ump.
Best five winesap apples, first,
ay Walls; second, Edith Holden. :
Best five Nero; first, Edith Hol-
en-; second, Louise Meredith. HI
Best five Stayman, first, Roy
ralls; second, Meredith Harper.
Best five Rome, second, Samuel
Ealker.
Best five Paragon, second, Samuel
yalker.
Best five Yorks, second, Wilkie
ase.
Sixth Grade Sweepstake prize
oy Walls.
Seventh Grade Sweepstake prize
lck Bloth. Ht
Eighth Grade Sweepstake prize
errill Jones.
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