Milford chronicle., 1934-10-19
F.F. DELEGATES ATTEND
NATIONAL CONVENTION
[Continued from Frn Paar1

culture courses in the high schools
of the United States, Hawaii anC
Puerto Rico and number approx
mately $4,000. In Delaware there are
IA chapters with 600 members.
The State report will be read by
Joseph Williamson and Charles Hill
will present Delaware's outstanding
ears of yellow and white corn.
The program is as follows:
Friday, October 10
I 10 a. m. Executive session, Board
of Trustees. Baltimore Hotel.
Saturday, October 90
$3.50 a. m. to 6 p. m. Registration,
Baltimore Hotel.
9 a. m. Executive session, Board
of Trustees. Baltimore Hotel.
Sunday, October 21-
$3.50 az m. to p. m. Registration,
Baltimore Hotel.
9 a. m. Executive session, Board
of Trustees, Baltimore Hotel.
. p. m. Executive session, Nation
al Advisory Council, Baltimore Ho-
tel.
8 p. m. State Advisers meeting,
Baltimore Hotel.
Monday, October 22-
$50 a. m. to p. m. Registration,
Baltimore Hotel
9 a. m. Executive session, Board
of Trustees, Baltimore Hotel.
p. m. Executive session, Board
of Trustees. Baltimore Hotel.
1880 p. M. Public Speaking Con-
test. auditorium. Power and Light
Company Building.
Tuesday, October 23-
a. M. Opening Convention Ses-
sion. Baltimore Hotel.
l-Opening ceremony.
Music.
3-Report on delegate credentials.
Roll call of the States and
seating of delegates.
5-Minutes of the 9th National
Convention and Board of Trustees
meeting.
6 Appointment of committees.
Nominations of the National
Board of Trustees for the degree of
American Farmer by J. A. Linke,
National Adviser.
8-Three minute reports on ac-
cOmplishments In the States by one
delegate from each State.
1890 a. ~. Radio broadcast at the |
Public Speaking Contest, N. b. G. |
Farm and Home Hour.
| 30 p. m. Second Convention Ses-
sion. Baltimore Hotel.
l-Call to order by the president.
Music.
3-Address by Dr. Fred G. Howe,
Consumers Council, A. A. A.
4-RepOrt of the eX-Secretary.
5-RepOrt of the Treasurer.
G-State reports (cOntinued).
Election and raising of candi-
iates to the degree of American
Farmer.
S-Closing ceremony.
6 p. m. Buffet Supper. Ararat
Shrine Temple, nth and CentraD,
assemble for arena parade.
7:45 p. m. Parade in the arena,
American Royal Grounds. AnnOun-
cement of Star Farmer Awards.
Wednesday, October "a
a. m. Committee work, Baltimore
IOtel.
1880 p. m. Third Convention Ses-
ion. Baltimore Hotel.
Opening ceremony.
Group singing.
3-COmmitete reports.
4-Brief addresses by guests and
pOnsOrs of F. f. A. events.
5-Closing ceremony.
p. m.-Banquet for F. F. A. del
gates, judging teams. coaches.
rize winners and guests.
Entertainment.
Awarding of prizes:
Chapter contest.
State Association contest.
Special awards.
October 25- !
a. m. Fourth Convention Ses- |
ion, Baltimore Hotel.
Opening ceremony.
Group singing.
3-Unifinished business.
1880 p. m. Fifth Convention Ses- !
ion, Baltimore Hotel. {
Opening ceremony. 7
Group singing. q
3-New business; consideration [
+ important problems which the |
ational organization is facing. l
Election of officers. c
Address by the president. a
6-Closing ceremony. {
1880 p. m. Joint Executive Ses v
on. 1933-34 and 1934-35 Board of [
rustees, Baltimore Hotel. [,