Milford chronicle., 1941-08-01

wick. Greenwood; second. Glenn Fra
Any new work-First. Willis TulI,
Greenwood; second. Mrs. w. L. Cain,
Harrington.
Reed Work
Jardiniere-First, Mrs. Elmer Cain,
| Harrington.
Fiber foot stool-First, Kenneth
! Walls, Harrington.
Reed foot stool-First, Mrs. w. H
Smith, Harrington.
Pocketbook-Second. Mrs. M. A..
Necklace = First. Mrs. Roland
Wright, Seaford.
Any work-First, Dick Richards, Jr.,
Harrington; second. Mrs. Elmer Cain.
Leather Work
Key case-First, Bernice Caine,
Harrington.
Change purse-F'irst, Bernice Cain.
Harrington; second. Leila Wall, Mil
ford.
! Metal Work
Brass article-First, Betty Wingate,
Harrington.
Jewelry-First. Betty wingate, Har-
ringtOn.
Pewter bowI--First. Mrs. Roland
Wright, Seaford.
Pewter plate-First. Mrs Roland
Wright. Seaford; second. Betty Win
gate, Harrington.
Any metal work-First, Mrs. Virgie
Truish, Bridgeville; second, Mrs. Ro-
land Wright, Seaford.
Paul NJ. Hodgson, acting state SUI
pervisor of agricultural education and
state adviser for the Delaware branch
of the Future Farmers of America, re-
ports that 500 exhibits of vegetables,
grains, and eggs were set up IN the
Vocational Buildings at the Kent and
Sussex Fair on Tuesday besides
countless exhibits which We're enter
ed in the open class and junior live
stock division. Each of the % voca-
tional agricultural departments OF the
Delaware High Schools was, repre-
sented and the exhibits which were
attractively set up in the Il. F. A.
buildings were credit to the boys who
grew them.
The F. F. A. exhibits were judged
by J. +. Gordy and Bayard ". Car
mean. members of the University of
Delaware Extension Service. The
Greenwood boys took the greatest
number of prizes. receiving total
of 10 first prizes, six second places.
The Bridgeville School ranked second,
while Laurel placed third. State Col
lege for Colored Students had the
greatest number Of exhibits entered,
Below Is a list of the winners In all
classes of the Vocational Agricultural
Division: 49 --it
Yellow corn, 10-ear sample-Eirst.
Manford Hudson. Laurel: SECOND, Will
lis TulI, Greenwood; third, Vernon
Connell, Newark; fourth, T. A. Jester, |
Jr.. State College,
Single ear sample-Vernon COnnell, !
Newark; Kenneth Walls. Greenwood.
White corn. l0-ear sample-Billy At |
Tx, Dover; Kenneth McIlvaine, Green
wood; John Cannon, Georgetown; Ly-
man Wright, Caesar Rodney.
Single ear sample-Kenneth Nell |
vaine, John Cannon, Lyman Wright
Six stalks of corn-Kenneth Walls. |
Cecil Carpenter, Milton; Preston King, |
Georgetown; William Walls, Harring-
Wheat, best peck-Martin Truitt.
Lewes; Montilles Webb -,,S Green|ood; T
EarieNNWilliam Phillips, Middle
town; Leland Money. Middletown; An
drew Ford, Newark; Robbins Webb.
Rye-charles Pettyjohn. Milton;
Fred Turpin, Bridgeville; Robert Poole.
Dover; Montilles Webb.
Buckwheat Kenneth Mcllvaine,
Douglas Parsons. Lewes.
Soybeans-Irven Swain, Bridgeville;
Martin Truitt, George Briggs, George
town; Lester Outten. Greenwood.
Bundles to be cut and tied In a sheaf,
red clover-Kenneth Mcllvaine: Alsike
Mcllvaine. Crimson
McIlvaine. Alfalfa
McIlvaine, Andrew
Ford. Stephen Armstrong. Alexis T.
dupont, Lespedeza cloverae,.ktenn1,etIh
lege. Timothy-Manford Hudson, Ken
meth McIlvaine. Spring oats Kenneth
McIlvaine, Jack Walter, Caesar Rod
ney. Winter wheat-Kenneth Walls;
sensoa ssUa SHHRsr Mon RSerpfGR Fffae HSd
son. Kenneth McIlvaine, Kenneth
Walls. Soybeans-Montilles Webb.
Irish Cobbler potatoes-Joseph Nor
ris. State College; Eugene Ennis, Mid
dletown; Cecil Carpenter, Milton; Hen
ry Hastings, Seaford.
Red skin potatoes-Andrew Ford,
Joseph Morris Thomas Shockley. Pal
.Tomatoes-Levin Parker. Laurel Ne
gro School; John Thompson. Alexis /.
DUPONT; IrYen Swain. Bridgeville, Jack
Walters; Caesar Rodney.
Cantaloupes-Bill Gordy. Laurel:
Addison Tatman, Bridgeville; Arthur
Fiori, Bridgeville; James Scott, State
College.
Charles Gains, Laurel Negro School;
William lrull, Bridgeville; Francis My
ers, Bridgeville.
Cucum6ers-Thomas Moore, Bridge
vile; George Johnson. Seaford; Bill
Gordy, Brooks Parker. Laurel Negro
Onions, white-Harvey Hudson, Sell
byville; John Thompson, Harry Dais-
ey.. Selbyville; Lynch Brothers, Lord
Baltimore.
Yellow onions-John Thompson.
Monroe Elliott. Bridgeville; Gordon
Clark. Milford; James Wilgus, Selby-
vile.
Eggs, brown-Louis Mills. Green
woodfh George Craft, Bridgeville; Har-
old Bailey, Caesar Rodney; Cecil Car
penter. Milton.
White eggs-William Pierson, Hen
ry c. Conrad, ID. I.ambertson, Dover;
Edward Eckles. H. c. Conrad, Russell
Gains.