Evening journal., 1922-07-27

vile. second premium, pure bre
Duroc.
Helen Short. Cheswold. first
Stanley Short, Cheswold. second: w
f, Charles Paradee. Dover third; J
T. vandenburg. Jr., Bridgeville
fourth, pure bred Poland China.
Sweepstakes, all breeds-Car
Tucker, Bridgeville, Duroc.
Horses
522-Best stallion, 1 year old,
Elwood Mills. Milford.
524-Best brood mare, Charles
Sigler, Harrington.
526-Best filly. / year old. George
f. Morris. Harrington, first and Sec
ond; Edgar Vineyard, Harrington.
53O-Best brood mare with mule
colt, J. w. Hurd, Harrington; James
Tatman. Harrington.
631-Best 2-year-old mule colt
Charles Sigler, Harrington.
632-Best 1-year-old mule colt.
Joda Masten, Harrington.
The prize winners among the
members of the Boys and Girls
clubs. who have exhibits at the fair.
were announced as follows:
CIothing-First prize, Beva zett,
Fishers School; second, Lima Less
ley, Wesley School; third. Mary
Williams. Wesley School, fourth,
Kathryn Gordy. Georgetown; fifth.
Bessie Tubbs, Wainwright School.
Outer Garments First prize,
Edith Ellis. Wainwright School, Sec
ond, Helen Handy. Wainwright
School; third. Isabelle Williams.
Wainwright School; fourth, Mar
garet Tharp, Browns School; fifth,
Caroline Hill. Browns School.
Under Garments - First prize.
Edith Ellie Wainwright School;
second. Mary williams, Wesley
School; third. Virginia Rawlins.
Browns School; fourth. Caroline
Hill. Browns School; fifth. Mar
garet Wilson. Atlantic School.
Best Darned Garment-Flrst prize.
Mary Pepper, Lord Baltimore
School; second. Mary Williams,
Wesley School; third. Mary Wilson,
Atlantic SCHOOL; fourth, Esther
Wooten. Bethseady School; fifth,
Kathryn Gordy. Georgetown.
Best Patched Garment First
prize, Elsie Wooten, Bethseady
School; second Francis Hartzel, At
lantic School: third. Mary Pepper.
Lord Baltimore School; fourth,
Margaret Nelson. Atlantic School;
fifth, Mary williams, Wesley School.
Best Books and Stories-First,
prize. Francis Hartzel, Atlantic
School; second. Emma Parsons,
Morris Schools third, Mary VIII
Iams. Wesley School: fourth. Mar
garet Nelson. Atlantic School; fifth,
Beulah Serman. Morris School.
Senior Club.
Best-Darned Garment-First prize,
Mary Messick, Seaford; second,
Mary Jones. Georgetown; third,
Gertrude Leslie Wesley; fourth,
Hester Artin. Wesley; fifth. Helen
Hastings, Wesley.
Best al-around Senior Mem
Der Club Exhibit-First. Mary Jones.
Georgetown.
Hats-ISrst prize. Irene Kinder,
Wesley; second, Pearl Evans. Lord |
Baltimore; third, Kathryn Wright |
Bridgeville; fourth. Margaret Stew
art, Greenwood.
Boys and Girls Canning Club
Sussex County:
Beets-First prize, Myrl McNicel, !
Milford; second. Louise Vreeland, !
Milford; third, Helen Loffland, Mil
ton; fourth. Marjorie Cannon. Mil
ford; NTH. Francis Passwaters,
Bridgeville.
String Beans--First prize, Mary
Banks, Hollyville; second, Pauline
Chipman, LAUREL third Philomena
Grace. Milford
Tomatoes-First prize, Edith |
Num-, Milford second, Francis
Passwaters, Bridgevllle.
Corn-First prize. Kathryn Pass
waters. Bridgeville; second, Edna |
Bridgeville. I
Greens-First prize. Pauline Chip
man. LAUREL second Kathryn
Stewart, Redden.
Asparagus-Fir prize, Philomena
Grace. Milford; second. Edna Pass
waters. Bridgeville! third, Everett
Hnowlton, seaford.
Peas-First prize, Ruth Lynch,
Milton; second, Mary Jones,
Meats-First prize, Myre McNicol,
second, Mary Jones.
Georgetown.
Strawberries-First prize, Ruth
lynch. Milton; second, Mary Jones,
Blackberries-Firs prize. Mar
saret Morgan. Seaford; second,
Mary Banks. Hollyville; third. Paul
ne Chipman. Laurel; fourth. Mar
,aret Baker, Bridgeville; fifth, Cas-
,e Prettyman, Holleyville.
Pears-First prize, Grace Meyer,
Milford.
Peaches-First prize. Ruth Lynch,
Milton: second. Helen Loffland,
Milton: third. Virginia Stewart,
Redden.
Plums-First prize, Helen MINES,
second, Margaret Baker,
8ridgeville.
Cherries-First prize, Pearl Gordy.
Laurel; second, Kathryn Pass
waters, Bridgeville; third, not an
bounced: fourth. Edith Belts. Mil
on: fifth. Agnes Waller, Seaford.
Best Ten Cans of Separate Ex-
prize, Myre McNicol,
Milford; second. Grace Meyer, Mil
ord.
Best Ten Jellies and Preserves
First prize. Myre McNicol. Milford;
second. Mary Jones. Georgetown;
bird. Grace Meyer, Milford.
Meals-First prize, Mary Jones,
Georgetown; second, Grace Meyer
Careless Shsmpooing