Milford chronicle., 1935-04-19
An CLUB NOTES

Lester Cannon, member OF thi
Wo0denhawk 4-H Club has placed
FIRST n the State. IN the National
Farm Accounting Contest. sponsor
ed By the International Harvester
Company
Arthur Handley Of the same club
placed second, IN the State, and will
be awarded the county prize.
The State winner win be permit
ted 70 choose between a Mccormick
Deering $50 pound eapaicty cream
separator, No. 8. or q 10000 Inter-
national Harvester Company mef-
chandise certificate.
The county winner win receive a
$40 international Harvester mer-
chandise certificate
The contest consisted in. keeping
a farm account, for a period Of ~
months, in account books. provided
by tho International Harvester
Company.
The account books we're Judged by
the Farm Management Department
OF the University OF Delaware. and.
there was difference Of only five
points between the records OF the
boys, placing first and second.
These boys hSVe been All Climb
members for many years, and, they
are both students of agriculture IN
the BridgeviIle High School.
The dramatic contest for Eastern
Sussex held in the Coolspring COM
munity hall resulted as follows:
Lewes, first; Georgetown, second;
Milton, third, and COolspring.
fourth.
- The title OF the winning play was
Say It With Taffy." The cast was
as follows:
Margaret Andrews. a charming
spinsteF, Elva Mcgee.
Marjorie West. her niece. Isa-
belle Mcgee.
.AlpbOnse FOlette. a French cater
eT. Henry Hill.
Norman Wynee. Mariorie's fiance,
William Virden.
DR.. Stephen Wynne. his uncle.
Arthur HILL
The play was coached by Miss
Geneva Pepper. assisted by J. Nor
ris Moore.
The title Of the play placing sec
Ond was Education Mary" The cast
was as follows:
: Mr. Jones. Mary's father, Clifton
King.
Ed. McDoughol, a middle aged
bachelor, George Simpson.
Jerry Rand, in love with Mary,
Vernon Hill.
Johnny. messenger boy, Junior
SammOns.
Mrs. Jones, Mary's mother, Irene
Isaacs.
Mary, college girl. Ada Mae
Warrington.
Aunt Sally, spinster, who is set
in her ways, Esther Hill.
Tilly, a neighbor's daughter. Ruth
Isaacs.
The play was coached by Mrs.
LOttie Warrington
The title of the play placing third
was Who's the Boss" The cast was
as, fOlloWs:
James Smith. henpecked. James
Smith.
DR., Brown. jolly dentist, Robert
Wilkins.
Carl Miller. young lawyer.
Ralph Stogner.
Henrietta Smith, the determined
wife, Alice jackson.
Mrs. Brown, the amiable wife,
Fannie Jackson.
Mary Heath. engaged to Miller,
Elizabeth Outten.
Mrs. .Jenkers, Mrs Smiths sis
Ter, Virginia Outten.
Det IenkeFs, aged eight. Thelma
Nancy, Smiths hired girl, Marga-
ret wilkins.
The play was coached by Miss
Dorothy Dicksrson.
The title OF the play placing
'ourth was Too Much Of a Good
Thing"
The cast was as follows:
Mr.. Perkins, Mrs. Perkins hus-
,and, Florence Walls.
Tom Perkins. a cousin from the
FLORENCE Virden.
Fred Schuyler, engaged TO Jennie I
loWper, Clara Graves. In
Mrs. Perkins. easily shocked Jul /
q Bryan. a
Hattie Perkins. a daughter. Edna /
lorman. {
Nellie Perkins, daughter. Ruth
Iaughan.
Eunicc Bowles. a niece. Grace i
hopkins. /
Jennie COwper, a niece. Louise \
'aughan. .
Polly, the maid. Thelma Lank. Il
The play was coached by MIS- 4
lOlloy Vaughn. S