Smyrna times., 1951-08-23
KCS All FAIR
AT CLAYTON
Large Crowd Attended All
Community Fair Last
Saturday
MANY EXHIBITS

made the third annual Kenton-
Clayton-Smyrna All Community
Fair, held at the Clayton School on
Saturday, August 1S the biggest
All event of the year in this COM
munity. The many exhibits were
well displayed and many partici-
pated in the activities. The win
ners in the various classes were as
follows:
DAIRY SHOW
Mr.. Delmar ]. Young. Extension Dairyman.
Judge
Grade Junior Bull Calf, Holstein, Gilbert
McClenments. first.
Holstein Senior Calf. Earl Hurd, Jr first.
Registered Holstein Senior Calf. Presley
Moore. Jr., first.
Moore. Second.
Registered Holstein Senior Calf, Albert Nc
Clements. third.
Registered Holstein 2-year-od, Jimmy
Snow. first
Registered Holstein Junior Calf, ]. Kenneth
Moore. first.
Registered Holstein Junior Calf. Gilbert
McClements. second.
Registered Guernsey Senior Calf, Robert
Wheeler. first.
Ayrshire Registered Senior Calf. Clarence
Scuse. first.
The boy showing the best fitted calf wor
a Blanket awarded by the Bryer Ice Cream
Co. He was Robert Wheeler.
FIELD CROPS-Adult Glasses
peck Oats. Ernest Eierman, first.
hill of Corn. Ernest Zippe, second.
l peck of Barley, Ernest S. Mattiford, first
FIELD CROP-l-H Glasses
hill of Corn. Kurt S. Zippe Jr., first.
/ hill of Corn. A. Gene Short, second.
/ GARDEN ExHIBITS-Adult Classes
10 Ripe Tomatoes, Ernest Eierman, second
10 Green Tomatoes. Ernest Eierman, second
6 Onions without tops, Ernest Eierman
second.
Beets. Ernest Fierman, second
IL Snap Beans, Ernest Eierman, second.
Exhibit of not less than five products. Ern
est Eierman, second.
8 Cucumbers, Ernest Eierman, first
~ Lima Beans in hull. first.
Squash Ernest Eierman, second.
| Watermelon. Ernest Eierman, second.
GARDEN EXHIBITS-4-H Glasses
Box of "a White Potatoes. John Clark, sec
Box of "a White Potatoes. Roger Woolford
second.
10 Ripe Tomatoes, Edwin Zippe. fourth
10 Ripe Tomatoes, John Clark, fourth.
10 Ripe Tomatoes, Paul johnson, third
10 Ripe Tomatoes, Ralph Alexander, third
10 Green Tomatoes. Edwin zippe, second.
10 Green Tomatoes. John Clark, fourth.
10 Green Tomatoes. Paul johnson, third.
Onions. Paul johnson, first.
6 Peppers, David Price. first.
Peppers, Roger Woolford second
6 Peppers, Paul Johnson, third.
6 Peppers. John Clark. third.
8 Beets, Roger Woolford. second.
Beets. Paul johnson, third.
Exhibit of not less than 5 products, Ed
ward Wheeler, first.
Exhibit of not less than products, Thoma
Colder. first
6 Ears of Sweet Corn. Edward Wheeler
second.
Ears of Sweet Corn. Paul johnson. thirC
IL Lima Beans in hull, Edward Wheeler
first.
Cantaloupe, John Clark, first.
Cantaloupe, Roger Woolford, second.
Squash, David Price, second.
Squash, Roger Woolford, first.
Squash. Edward Wheeler. first.
CLOTHING
Mrs. Frank Armstrong, Judge
Junior Group-10 to IL years of age
Apron, Patricia Woolford, second.
Cotton Skirt. Marjorie Colder, first.
RaIr1cla WOOuOTQs
Rose Knots. first
s Cotton Blouse, Marjorie Colder, second.
intermediate GrOup-1S-H years
Apron, Marguerite Pearcy, first.
Cotton Skirt. Barbara Parry first.
Cotton Skirt. Elsie Cannon, first.
Cotton Blouse. Barbara Parry, third.
Cotton School Dress. Renee Stevens. frs
Cotton School Dress. Barbara Parry, SCI
ond.
Senior Group-15 years or over
Cotton School Dress. Nancy Knots, secon'
Three-piece Play Suit, June Colder, first.
Date Dress, Esther Ann Poore, first
NEEDLECRAFT
Tea Towel. Nancy Knots, first.
Tea Towel. Nancy Knots, first.
Tea Towel. Nancy Knots. first.
One of the most outstanding exhibits ]
this department was center piece with II
All Glover and Head-Heart-Hands an
Health crocheted by one of the member
grandmother, Mrs. Bertha Colder.
All CUT FLOWERS
Roses, David Price, second.
Centerpiece, David Price. first.
Marigolds, Mary Woolford, third.
: Zinnias, Mary Woolford, second
: CUT FLOwERS-Adult Glasses
Cannas. Ernest Eierman. first.
All CANNING
Jars oil Str1ng beans' DarDara Dali
: first,
) Jars of Asparagus, Barbara Parry. frs
8 Jars of Jellies or Preserves, Anthor
= Woolford. second.
8 Jars of Jellies or Preserves, Barbal
4 Parry, second.
: Jars of Carrots. Beverley Short, first.
Jars of Tomatoes. Beverley Short hrst'
E All BAKING
Pan of 6 Mullins. Beverley Short, third.
{ Pan of Mullins. Marie Alexander, tirst.
: Pan of 6 Muffins Isabel Zippe, second.
Pan of Baking Powder Biscuits, Beverl'
4 Short. first.
Marjorie Colder, second.
Joan Fung. first.
4 Anthony Woolford, second.
!. Cookies. Patricia Woolford, first.
All ROOM IMPROVEMENT
e Refinished Chair and Lamp. June Golde
' All POULTRY
: Pen of Three Hens. Earl Hurd Jr., first.
i. Rodney Reynolds, first.
, Dozen Brown Eggs, Earl Hurd, Jr.' mrs
:. TRACTOR DRIVING
: The winners in the Tractor Driving Co
test were as follows:
: First, Billy Cook.
Second, Kurt S. Zippe Jr.
Third, Frank Ross.
Fourth, Preston Moore Jr.
The judges for this contest were:
Mr.. ]. Everett Lofand, Pres. Clements Su
, ply Co.
> Mr.. George M. Blendt, Farmers Supply {
= 1t. William Short. Delaware State Poli'
Tractors were loaned by the following ;
KIP Farm Equipment Co.
d Clements Supply Co.
Price Farm Equipment Co.
II Albert Vernon
> A. F. Huey.
> Farmers Supply Co.
1, Prizes for the winners were awarded
Clements Supply Co.
IS The winners in the Pony Races were:
, George Scuse, Bobby Moore, Presley Moe
Jr.