Milford chronicle., 1929-08-02

Entries made at the Kent Sussex
Fair this year by the Boys and
Girls Clubs throughout lower Della.
ware were the largest for many
years. The Sussex County Extension
Department, headed by County Agent
C. R. Snyder and Miss Anne B
Moore, have just announced the pre-
MUM winners, which are of interest
to many hundreds of people through
out all sections of Sussex county, in
view of the fact that many of their
boys and girls participated in the ex-
hibitions. Each county is tabulating
a list of the entries and winners to
be given out to the public. This is
separate from the lists which were
given out by the Fair Association.
The projects, articles exhibited
and winners from Sussex county
follow:
Canning-SeniOr Glass
Collection of canned products DEM
onstrating the food requirements of
a we'll balanced meal-Violet Hos
tedler, Pennington, first; Gretha
Calhoun, Lincoln, second; Ethel Ste
venson, Harbeson, third.
Five jars pickles and relishes-
Grace Webb, Greenwood, first; Rob-
erta O'Bier, Seaford, second; Doro-
thy Dodd, Lewes, third.
Best combined exhibit-Lillian o.
Bier, Seaford, first; Florence Webb,
Greenwood, second; Ethel Steven
son, Harbeson, third.
Five different varieties canned
egetables-Violet Hostedler, Farm
ington, first; Frances Passwaters,
Bridgeville, second; Dorothy Muir
ply, Pennington, third; Roberta o.
Bier, Seaford, fourth.
Five different varieties canned
fruits-Dorothy Murphy, Farming
ton, first; Ethel Stevenson, Harbe-
son, second; Dorothy Owens, Green
wood, third; Ruby Sandom, Bridge
vile, fourth.
Ten glasses jellies and preserves
showing five or more varieties
Mary Vibbert, Milford, first; Flor
ence Webb, Oakley, second; Doro-
thy Owens, Greenwood, third; Dor
othy Vibbert, Milford, fourth.
CannIng7Jun1Or CLASS
Two different varieties of canned
vegetables-Ann Stayton, Farming
ton, first; Ethel Hollis, Greenwood,
second; Esther Zimmerman, Green
wood, third; Eleanor Stayton, fourth.
Two different varieties canned
fruits-Grace Locates, Seaford,
first; Eleanor Stayton, Pennington,
second; Ann Stayton, Pennington,
third; Katherine Lynch, Greenwood,
fourth.
SeHing-JuniOr Glass
Hemmed towel-Maul Pepper, Sea-
ford, first; Cora Seeley, Greenwood,
second; Lettie Stoeckel, Georgetown,
third; Frances Marvel, Georgetown,
fourth.
Sewing bag-Joan Steele, Days
boro, first; Mabel Records, Bridge
vile, second; Elaine Owens, Bridge
vile, third; Florence Hollis, Green
wood, R. D., fourth.
Kimono dress-Hilda Wroten, Har-
rington, first; Frances Marvel,
Georgetown, second; Eleanor Wro-
ten, Harrington, third; Mabel Rec
ords, Bridgeville, fourth.
arments-Florence Marvel,
Georgetown, first; Florence Hollis,
Greenwood, R. D., second; Joan
Steele, Dagsboro, third; Lettie Stoec-
kel, Georgetown, fourth.
Dress with set-in sleeVes-Joan
Steele, Dagsboro, first; Pearl Outten,
Greenwood, second; Addie Vincent,
Greenwood, third; Catherine Barker,
Harbeson, fourth.
Homemade hat - Joan Steele,
Dagsboro, first; Laura Seeley, |
Greenwood, second.
Patched garments-Doris Steele,
Frankford, R. D., first; Joan Steele,
Dagsboro, second.
Darned garments-Joan Steele, of |
Dagsboro, first; Esther Petersons, of |
Bridgeville, second; Iona Peterson of |
Bridgeville, third.
Sewing-SeniOr Class
Undergarments- Carolyn Lofand,
Bridgeville, first; Alice West, of |
Bridgeville, second; Helen West, of
Bridgeville, third; Hilda Wroten, Of
fourth.
Made-over garments - Eleanor
Wroten, Harrington.
Fine summer dresses-Grace Bak-
er, Millsboro, first; Margaret Ryan,
Bridgeville, second; Ruth Baker,
NIillsboro, third; Doris Steele, of
R. D., fourth.
Blouses-Myrtle Tyndal, Laurel,
R. D.
Aprons-Mildred Butler, Bridge
Vile, first; Joan Steele, Dagsboro,
second; Margaret Ryan, Bridgeville,
third.
Pair window curtains-Helen
Prettyman, Bridgeville, first; Laura
Seeley, Greenwood, second; Laura
Collins, Greenwood, third; Mary Col
lison, Bridgeville, fourth.
Cushion tops-Beva Zott, Green
wood, first; Florence Webb, Oakley,
second; Grace Webb, Greenwood,
third; Alice Cannon, Pennington,
fourth.
Luncheon set-Catherine Tucker,
first; Laura Collins, of
second.
Centerpiece-Ruth Pettyjohn, Mil
,ord, first; Carolyn Lohand, Bridge
lille, second; Ethel Newton, Bridge
lille, third.
Buffet set-Hilda Wroten, Har-
.ington, first; Frances Roberts, Mil
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