Milford chronicle., 1931-12-04

with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D
B. Tharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Enright en-
tertained their children from Will
mington, over the weekend.
Mrs. William A. Wheeler and son
Billy, spent the weekend out of town
with friends.
l.. C. Markert is spending this
week with relatives at Wilcox, Pa,
Mrs. William S. McCabe is recover
ing from an operation at the Milford
Emergency Hospital at Milford.
Almond Jacobs and Billy James
are both improving after being on
the sick list during the past week.
Miss Evelyn Roberts is confined
to her home with a severe case of
mumps.
The Second Annual School Fair
sponsored by the departments of
Vocational Agriculture, Vocational
Home Economics and Industrial and
Fine Arts held in the High School
Auditorium last week was a decided
success from every angle. Previous
to the opening of the show, the stu
dent body in. these departments were
very busy arranging for the affair.
One of the largest tasks was the ar
rangement of the entries, over two
hundred and fifty entries were made
in the different classes. Full CO.
operation was given the students by
the people of the community and in
return a splendid entertainment was
given. In fact, their program was
so long that part of it had to be
cut out i'm order that those in at
tendance might get home before the
next morning. The following a
wards were made Corn, best 10
ears of yellow corn, first, Emma
Brown; 2nd, Preston Brown. Best
10 ears white corn, first, Samuel Nor
ris; 2nd, Winfield Willis. Best sim
gle ear of yellow corn, first, Emma
Brown; End Melville Taylor. Best
single ear of white corn, first, John
Abbott; scOnd, Noah Cain. Best sim
gle ear of red corn; third Atlee Link.
Grains and Hay
Best Half Peck of Wheat-First
Onn RnQCnH Row
die.
Best Half Peck Soy BeansJFirst,
Alvin Brown; 2nd, Atlee Link.
Best Half Peck Rye-First, Mel
Vile Taylor; End, Leon Stuart.
Best Half Peck Cow Peas-Mel-
willie Taylor; End, Leon Stuart.
Best Half Peck Black-Eyed Beans
-2nd, Melville Taylor.
Best Sample Soy Bean Hay-First
Atlee Link; End, James Starkey.
Vegetables
Best Dozen White Potatoes-First,
William Shockley; End, Melville
Taylor.
Best Dozen Red Potatoes-First,
Clifford Outten; End, Jonathan Cliff
ton.
Best Dozen Sweet Potatoes-First,
Marshall Holden; End, William
Shockley.
Largest White Potato-First, VIM.
McCabe.
Largest Sweet Potato-61a lbs
First, Louis Hopkins; End, Harry
Robinson.
Largest Pumpkin-6O14 lbs
First, Melville Taylor; End, George
Sullivan.
Largest Turnip-5h lbs.-First,
Jonathan Clifton; End, Evelyn Lara
more.
Largest Onion-First, Geo. Coop
er; End, Ruth Starkey.
Best Half Dozen Onions-First-
Ruth Starkey; End, Melville Taylor.
Fruits and Nuts
Best Half Dozen Apples-First,
Louis Outten; End, Melville Taylor. |
Largest Apple-First, Elizabeth
Sedgewick; End, Samuel Morris.
Best Plate of Fruit other than ap-
ples-First, Thelma Simpson,; End,
Alvin Brown.
Best Plate of English Walnuts-
First, Charles Moore; End, Melville
Taylor.
Best Plate of Black Walnuts-
First, Chauncey Messick; End, Jona-
han Clifton.
Poultry
Best Dozen White Eggs-First,
Samuel Morris.
Best Dozen Brown Eggs-First,
Melville Taylor.
Best Barred Plymouth Rock Pull
et-First, Louis Outten; End, Leon
Nix.
Best Barred Plymouth Rock Cock
Preston Brown; End
Herbert Cain.
Best Barred Plymouth Rock Cock
First, James Starsey.
Best Barred Plymouth Rock Trio
First, Louis Outten; End, Joseph
Taylor.
Best Barred Plymouth Rock Hen
first, Melville Taylor.
Best Single Comb White Leghorn
Louis Outten; End,
4ouis Outten. !
Best Single Comb White Leghorn
,ock-First Louise Hopkins; End,
ennings Culver.
Best Single Comb White LeghOrn
James Starkey. (
Best Rhode Island Red Hen-First {
ieorge Sullivan; End, Brooks Jer-
DAD.
Best Rhode Island Red Trio-First {
'arl Remus.
Rest White Rrahama Hen-First. !