Milford chronicle., 1928-08-03

exhibits were being arranged it was
found that not enough space haC
/ been provided and hasty arrange
ments were made to place the ex
hibits so that they would show of
to the best advantage. The exhibits
are much nicer and the exhibitors
are more numerous this year thar
any year of the fair. Miss Rache
Killen, of FELTON,, is assistant super
intendent in this department. The
| judges selected to place the awards
are men with many years experience
in handling flowers in their OWL
greenhouses. The judges were: Mr.
Smith, Laurel; Mr.. Colin McNicol
Milford, and Mr.. Ross, Cheswold
They have finished their tasks and
placed the following awards. Mrs
w. P. Poole, residing on a farm a
short distance from town, was
awarded the sweepstake prize for
having the largest and best collec-
ton of cut flowers in the show. The
awards:
Plants, six varieties, list, Mrs. ].
D. Eaton, FELTON,; End, Mrs. F. B.
Greenly, Harrington. Three geran-
iums, LIST, Mrs. E. w. Tee, Harring-
ton; End, Mrs. E. S. Richards, Har-
rington. Begonias, LIST, Mrs. Alvin
Jarrel, FELTON,; End, Mrs. Bertha
Smith, Harrington. Fern, list, Mrs.
Alvin FARRELL, FELTON,; End, Mrs.
Cove Donovan, Harrington. Three
ferns, LIST, Mrs. Bertha Smith, Har
rington. Palm, LIST, Mrs. Russell
Steward, Harrington. Rubber plant,
LIST, Mrs. Alvin FARRELL, FELTON,. Win
dow box, LIST, Mrs. Russell Steward,
End, Mrs. Cove DonO-
van, Harrington. Aspidistra, LIST,
Mrs. J. Stanley Brown, Pennington;
End, Mrs. Bertha Smith, Harrington.
Three caleus, LIST, Mrs. Clarence
Tharp, Harrington; End, Bertha
Smith, Harrington. Decorative
plant, LIST, Jesse C. Ward, Harring-
on; End, Mrs. Elmer c. Cain, Har-
'ington. Rustic basket, LIST, Bertha |
Smith, Harrington. Hanging bas-
ret, 1st, Bertha Smith,fi Harrington; |
md, Edith E. Smith, Harrington.
rustic box, LIST, Bertha Smith, Har-
ington; End, Edith E. Smith, Har-
ington.
ut Flowers
Blue flowers, LIST, Mrs. w. P.
'oole, Harrington; End, Mrs. Mary
Daly, Hartley. Red flowers, LIST,
Irs. Mary Daily, Hartley; End, Edith
. Smith, Harrington. Yellow flow
rs, 1st, Mrs. Agatha Noble, Har-
ington; End, Edith E. Smith, Har-
ngton. Pink flowers, LIST, Mrs. W.
. Poole, Harrington; I'd, Mrs. Mary
ally, Hartley. White flowers, LIST,
RS. Mary DAILY, Hartley; End,
gatha Noble, Harrington. Dis
lay of 10 varieties, LIST, Mrs. W. P.
DOLE, Harrington; I'd, Mrs. Martina
DWELL, Harrington. Display of five
lrieties, LIST, Mrs. w. P. Poole, Har-
ngton; End, Mrs. Dewey Sapp, !
custom. Display Of 10 roses, LIST,
1ith E. Smith, Harrington. Dis l
ay of dahlias, LIST, Mrs. Norman
ltler, Pennington. Zinnias, LIST, !
RS. E. S. Richards, Harrington; z
!, Mrs. William Coulbourne, Hous-
n. Marigolds, LIST, Bertha Smith,
arlington; End, Mrs. Mary DAILY, I
artley. Phlox, LIST, Mrs. w. P. +
,ole, Harrington; Enc, Mrs. Norman I
ltler, Pennington. Snap-dragon, 4
t, Mrs. E. S. Richards, Harring- {
n; End, Mrs. Mary Daily, Hartley. E
LIST, Mrs. Bertha Smith, 1
arlington. Gladiolias, LIST, Mrs. N
,rman Butler, Pennington; End, c
,rtha Smith, Harrington. Hydran- 2
a, LIST, Mrs. Herbert Won Goerres, C.
arlington. Lilies, LIST, Mrs. Clar- n
ce Tharp, Harrington; End, Mrs. N
Try DAILY, Hartley. Everlasting t!
wers, LIST, Mrs. Martina Powell, B
arlington; End, Mrs. w. P. Poole, 1!
arlington. Calendula, LIST, Mrs. W. V
Poole, Harrington; End, Mrs. Ag- ty
Ia Noble, Harrington. Nastur- q
ms, LIST, Mrs. D. B. Tharp, Har- 81
lgton; End, Mrs. E. S. Richards, rt
arlington. Larkspur, LIST, Mrs. D. L
Tharp, Harrington; End, Mrs. nj
atha Noble, Harrington. Spider d,
INT, LIST, Mrs. Mary Daily, Hartley. M
LIST, Mrs. w. P. Poole, S
End, Edith E. Smith, II
arlington. Verbena, End, Bertha II
nth, Harrington. Golden Glow, o,
, Mrs. D. B. Tharp, Harrington; q
i, Mrs. w. P. Poole, Harrington. p
t flowers, in basket, LIST, Evelyn &c
Tee, Harrington; End, Madaline r
arp, Harrington. Cut flowers, in n
Sc, Madaline Tharp, Harrington; n.
/, Anna Mae Marvel, Houston. in
Us and Girls Awards vi
SUSSEX CANNING cl
unior Canning different varie- CT
) OF canned vegetables: First, Hell A
Short, Seaford; End, Alma Wisse- 10
n, Greenwood. Two different va Is
ties of canned fruit, LIST, Lois Hill, II
ford; End, Marian Zimmerman,
'mington. CO
enior Canning different va TO
les canned vegetables: LIST, Lii w
O'Bier, Seaford; End, Margaret "
arp, Seaford. Five different varie- Vi
canned fruits, LIST, Ethel Steven pc
/, Harbeson; End, Gladys O'Bier, M
< Grove. ga
en- glasses or JelI1eS and pre- a.
yes, showing five or more varie- w
, LIST, Marie Ward, Seaford; End, w
ian O'Bier, Oak Grove. Five Jars nc
pickles and relishes, LIST, Marga- W
Tharp, Seaford; End, Dorothy 30
Id, Lewes. Best collection of can %
products, demonstrations of the vi
i requirements of a well balanced 60
Il, LIST, Alice Banning, Green w
I'd; End, Margaret Tharp, Seaford. 6t
min, State wide, best combined vi vi
1bit by one exhibitor, special w
lrds offered by Ball Brothers: LIST 81
Ia Short Seaford; End, Hazel 81
gs, Houston. OF
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