Milford chronicle., 1930-12-19

iects and purposes of the organiza-
tion, 1.-The Future Farmers of Am
erica"
Prof. T. H. Baker of the Univers-
ity of Delaware, then spoke on 1.-THE
Feeding of Dairy Cows" followed by
his colleague, DR.. Harris, who is
well versed in fertilizers and soils.
H. R. Baker, State Poultry Path
ologist, discussed his attempt and
method to have poultry fiocks test
ed against the Bacillary White Diar-
rhea disease. Miss Dorothy Dicker-
son, also a member of the agricul-
ture class, gave a negro sermon,
which was enjoyed by all who were
interested in a short cut to heaven.
The program was concluded by Mr..
Snowberger who read the awards, as
follows: .r'
Barred RoclIs-Hen. George Postles,
first box groceries; pullet, George Pos
ties l. ?, 3-5 lb. box of candy; cock
eral. w c. White, 1, 3-carton of Gig
arettes-R. w. Lank, second; cocks, f.
c. King, first-comb and tonic.
Rhode Island Reds-Hen, Donald
Farens 1st-$1.00 cash.
White Leghorns-Hen. f. Clifton, 1st
and 2nd-10 pounds flour; pullet, 5.
Reynolds, 1st. 1 pound box candy-M.
Hastings. End and 3rd-cooking uten-
sill; cocks, w. c. White, 1st-1 pound
box candy.
White andottes-Pullats, o. A.
Adams, 1st and 2nd-1 box shells.
Bantams-F Kitchens, 1st, flashlight;
c. Markowitz. 2nd F. Pettyjohn, Srd.
Turkeys (size)-Gobbler, Raymond
Lank, 1st, 2 glasses jelly; F. c. King, |
End; hen, Raymond Lank, 3rd.
Geese-Gander, Burton Massey 1st, |
shampO; H. Carey, End; hen, B. Mas |
sey. 1st and 3rd; H Carey, End.
Muscova Ducks-Drake, H. Hudson, !
1st Hair tonic; W. Cason, End; c. Ca |
son. 3rd.
Guinea Fowl-Pen. Miss D. Petty
john, 1st, agate kettle and groceries.
Rabbits-Buck N. Wells 1st, $3.50 in
gold; J. Snyder, End; a. Pettyjohn, 3rd.
Doe, F. c. King, 1st, groceries; F. Pet
tyiohn. End.
Ducks-Drake, L. Dorman, 1st, can
of jam; d. Farens, End Hen, ID. Far
ems, 1st, groceries; L. Dorman, End.
Wild Ducks-Pen. Fl. Hudson, tire
tube; a. Stogden, End; R. Stevenson,
Turnips-Size, w. Short, 1st. grocer
les. Quality, d. Farens, list, groceries.
Sweet Potatoes-Size, Elmer Dicker-
son, 1st, groceries; r. Walls, End; w.
Baker. 3rd.
Irish Potatoes-Size, c. Pettyjohn,
Ist. groceries; w. Baker, End
Pumpkin-Size, H. Hudson, End; A.
1st, 12 pounds -four
Squash-Size, p. Rouche, 1st, gro
Corn 90 ears)-Yellow. A. Beider-
nan, 1st, pounds scratch feed; Il.
Dickerson, 3rd. White, e. Dickerson,
st, 25 chicks.
Lima Beans-Quality, D. Farens, 1st
md End. so pounds flour.
Walnuts-Size, George Postles, 1st,
Sheli@d Corn-Yellow, George Postles,
st, can varnish. White, W. Short, 1st,
groceries.
Rye-Quality, L. Dickerson, 1st can
# tobacco
Wheat-Quality w. Baker, 1st. witch
lazel; G. Postles, End
Cow Peas-Quality, w. Short 1st
,roceries.
Eggs( size and quality)-Brown, e.
1st, groceries; G. Postles,
nd. White, Miss f.. Pettyjohn, 1st, ,
ryinS pan and groceries.
Hickory Nuts-Size, Miss ID. Petty
Ohm, 1st. groceries
The following merchants of Milton
Onated the following articles as prizes
or the exhibit w. H. Mears, tonic and
omb; f. A. Johnson, tonic; American
tore, groceries; A. &, p Store, grocer
eS; Sussex Trust Company 81 90 cash;
w. Wilson, so pounds scratch feed; ,
p. T. Mason, canned fruit; Porter Fill
ng Station, gallons gas; w. B. Rey-
olds, vanishing cream; Black & Lingo,
lunhnum kettle; First National Bank,
2 so in gold; Paynter Morris, box can
y; John Leverage, box candy; Lingo
Z Black, two bags flour; A. Collins,
arton cigarettes; Irwin c. King, tire