The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-27
display OF FIELD
CROPS IS PLANNED
r,1,rced Swine Exhibit Will
Also Be One Of Many Fea-
tures Of Coastal Fair

,,orse display of field crops and
onlaTged swine exhibit are be-
arranged for the Coastal Fair
hs held here from October IA to
70 fair officials said last night.
G. Setter, in charge of the
s.nd crops department., said en-
ne, .s had been received in a II
I uses and divisions as follows:
c1oss A, corn includes Cookies
,.olific, Latham Double, Jarvis
rDden Prolific, T. W. Woods Dix
u0r NON corn, sorghum, broom corn
II. Nd n other field variety.
class B. cotton, Mexican b ig
...,ls Cleveland Big boil, Farm
ss Relief, best cotton seed; Class
oats. Fulghum, Burt, any other
.arietv; rye and barley, Abruzzi
ssa all varieties of Barley; Glass
= COW peas, Whopperwill, Crowd
Brabham, Clay, Black Eye,
ether varieties.
class F.. peanuts, Valencia, Vir-
,nia Bunch, North Carolina Run
Ssr' Jumbo. Class G.. Clover, Ko-
rssn Tennessee rs, Lespedeza,
.ommon lespedeza, Kobe Lespede-
". Class H, soy beans, Mammoth
Yellow. Tokyo, Biloxi, iOtootan,
virginia. Loredos
class l. Velvet Beans. Class j.,
nav lespedeza, Cow Pea Vines,
nv beans. mixed oats and vetch,
mixed grass and legumes, oats,
hsv peanut vine hay. Class K,
tobacco.
John F. Kline, in charge of the
n,ltrv department, reports that
this wear a larger variety in the
Sifferent classes and a consider
sble increase over former years.
Among enties already received
nv Klein includes white leghorns,
Rhode Island Reds, Barred Plym-
nth Rocks. Brown Legho1 S, Cor
,sh. Buff Orpingtons, New Hamp-
shire Reds. Ancona. Class B.,
dncks. Pekin brakes, Pekin ducks,
Muscovy brakes, Muscovy ducks,
Geese. Gamblers.
In Glass D, several varieties of
Tom and Hen turkeys; Glass E.,
net took, Bantams, Rabbits, Pig
cons.
Boys and girls All Club exhib-
its, under the direction of Miss
Doris Landen. have many differ
emf varieties entered. There will
be a number of individual All Club
exhibits consisting of corn, sweet
ntatoes of four varieties includ-
ing sweet potatoes for seed pur-
poses. three varieties of Irish po-
tatoes. Class E. female junior
calves. female senior calves, fe-
male senior yearling, female jun
ir earrings, junior champions.
Class F, poultry, both black and
White Plymouth Rocks. Silver
Iced Wyandottes, White Wyan-
s%dottes, Single comb Rhode Island
9horns. Single Comb Dark Brown
Leghorns, Single comb Light
Brown Leghorns and Buff Orping-
tons.
Class G, pig exhibit, Fat Glars
SOW and "litters; Class H. bed
room linens, towels, table linen,
quilts, clothing, foods, canning, and
many miscellaneous items.
The swie exhibit this year will
be exceedingly enlarged over the
past several years. Arrangements
have been made for additional
space so as not to disappoint any
Of the breeders, says Columbus
Ritter, who again this year has
charge of the swine exhibits.
There are five different classifi-
cations of entries and many en-
tries have been received under the
classlflcations as follo.-s: Class A,
Duroc Jersey, boars, one year, six
months, Gilt under six months and
nom six months to one year. Class
y Hampshire, Bears from under
Tx months and from si1- months
10 one year and more, sows one
year old and older, Gilt from I'm
osr SIX months and from six
months to one year and older.
Glass c, Poland China, Board I'M
ger SIX months and from six
months to one year and older.
elaSS D, Berkshire, Bears from