The Washington times., 1922-10-22
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HYATTsyILLE, Md. Oct. al
Fifty exhibitors participated in 5hs
annual garden and fruit show OF -bSH
Hyattsville HORTICULTURAL Society.
held in the public library. which was
largely attended, Prizes were awsaSl
ed TO the following: c,i1'
Children's competition--Tomatoes
drst, Margaret Rose Bcets. fsrst,
Joseph Graham; ssecond. Arthur Gam
brill. Potatoes, first, Francis Glasss
Popcorn, first, Francis Glass. .oniodsp
first. Francis Glass: second. JosesS
Graham. Carrots, first, Helen Gfa
ham; second. Joseph Graham. HnsF
beans, first. Margaret Rose. Pu1lf,
kins, first. Grace High; second. TfStd
els Glass. Z okra, first, Helen Hd
Holmes. Peanuts, first. NoEmSIt
Belt, Perslmmons. first, ,Helenofps'
Holmes. kieffer pears. first. ArthnE
Sambrill. Potted colens. first, Paul'
Reeley: second. Pauline Reeiey. Yin.
Mas, first, Hammond Welsh. jr.:; sec
ond, Arthur Gambrill. Asparagiih
fern, first, Elizabeth Purdum. Mixed
bouquet. first, Pauline Reeiey. Vase
wild flowers, first, James Graham,
Bouquet OF dahlias, fret. hiaiy
Louise Carr; second, Francis T'eTF
Best dahiia bloom, first, + g&st
Glass: second. Mary Louise ~
Grape jelly. first, Stanley v .oif
second, Alice yandoren. G 4rifd
peppers. first, Helen b. Holne Bs
gonia. first. Pauline Reeley. (.pnstI
corn, second, Alice Vandoren. Geig
lection of canned products. fiEts,
Alice Vandoren.- Canned cherries,
second, Alice Vandoren. Csnrnd
okra, second. Margaret "ils9,7
Canned tomatoes. first, Alice van
i1ish. Apple jelly. second slaneF
Adults competition--Pottcd a.,s.
lens, first, Mrs. Edward>S. H. S3pr
second, @. II. Carr. Potted :rslf
first, Mrs. Fl. l.. Davis. Znt@'a-
first, Mrs. Heyser; second. J'a.5
Gibzon. Cosmos. first, Mrs trt'
ham. Mixed bouquet, first, d, ~
Heyser. Marigolds, first, Miss 'Losii
Davis. Anemone, first, Mrs. ~ ~
Davis. Snapdragons, second Mfs'
j.. ]. T. Graham. ! Petunias, t.rsI
Mrs. ]. J. r. Graham. Basket ssi'n
rangement, first. Mrs. L. c. C9ase
(ceiosias). Mixed roses. first. Mr.;
H. L. Davis. Red roses. first, Nr's;
III. e. Davis: second. c. +. QlasS
White roses, first Mrs. II. Z. Dssds,.
Pink roses. first. Mrs. Franklin Gs
Tingley. Wild plant exhibit, first
Mrs. J. J. T. Graham. Best dsl's
flower. first DR.. I. X. AthertoF:
second, W. t., Ballard. I.ar9ett
dahlia flower, first, DR.. /. h. AhT
erton; second, @. H.. Carr BuoaSsi
dahiias. first. 9. H Carr; sec9q4
Mrs. Franklin "a. Tinsiey. Peas
first. C. r. Glass. j, Apples, psst
Mrs. James Seyere;. second, Mr.,
a H. Carr. Tomatoes. first, Mrs
a. IT Carr: second. AZ B. orahAmi
Beets. first. w. r. Ballard: seco1a,
A. b. Graham. Peppers. first. w
r. Ballard; second, C. +. Qlaks,
Carrots. first. w. r. Ballard. Bein,s
first II. 4. Davis. Sweet potatoefS
largest and best, first. H., Il. .DaNSft
Peanuts, first, H. Z. Davis. 'PunSs
kin. first. d. A. Heyser; second, ~
n. Graham. Canned tomatoes, tit-p
Mrs Franklin G. Tingley; secc:,Jt,
Mrs. X. T. Morris. Canned coGp,I
first. Mrs. A. B. Graham; secSrd.
Mrs: Mills .o'Keefe. Canned psaSt
first. Mrs. A.. B. Graham. Canneds
Piums, first, Mrs. a. B. Graham;
second, Mrs. O'Keefe. Canned cher
ries. first, Mrs. O'Keefe. Jelly, nrst'
Mrs. A. B. Graham. Orange maye
malade, first. Mrs. A. B. Granag.t
sweet pickles, first, Mrs. A.tBt
Graham. Canned beets,e first. Mrs.,
A r, Graham. Canned lima oefTlst,
first, Mrs. A. B, Graham. Ounce
preserves. second, Mrs. A. B. Ora,
Mention was made by the Judges pt.
two special exhibits; a dozen bantAfU
eggs shown by Miss Ruth Purduttli
ind a fine collection OF large moths,
many OF them bred from the cocoons
by william Spicknall. :. =. lAioI
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