Milford chronicle., 1929-11-29
Greenwood

20. The Home Economics Girls, the
All Club girls and the Grange took
charge of the program and gave a
very pleasant evenings entertain
ment to a large assembly.
The judges for the prize winners
were c. C. Palmer of Newark and P.
L. Clopp of Milton.
The winners of the various class
es were:
Home Economies Girls
Best wool dress-First, Florence
Webb; second, Mary Morris; third,
Helen Seller.
Best smock made as class work
First, Florence Zott; second, Edna
Clifton; third, Myrtle I. Banning.
Best display of first year canning
First, Myrtle Banning; second,
Betty Porter; third, Florence zott.
Best display of second year can
ning-First, Betty Wiley; second,
Ann Richards; third, Helen Lofand.
All Club Girls
Third year undergarents-F1rst'
Eva Speicher.
Dress-First, Pearl Outten; sec
ond. Eleanor Wroten; third, Hilda
Wroten.
Table runner-First, Wilda Wro-
ten; second, Eleanor Wroten; thlrd'
Leta Passwaters.
Rug-First, Mary Miller; second,
Evelyn Miller.
Pickles-First, Grace Webb; sec
ond, Florence Webb.
Jelly-First, Florence Webb.
Balanced meal-First, Florence
Webb; second, Alice Bannong.
Collection of jelly-First, Violet
Hostedler; second, Florance Webb;
Collection of fruit - First, Violet
Hostedler; second, Florence Webb;
third, Dorothy Murphy.
Canning fruit-First, Ethel Hol-
lis.
Towels-First, Hazel Todd; sec
ond. Carrie Parker; third, Hazel
Todd.
Skirt-First, Mae Banning.
Fourth year towels-First, Flea
nor Wroten; second, Wilda Wroten'
third, Iva Speicher.
Open Classes r,u.+
Yellow corn, SlnS1o SiA
Carl Tucker; second, R. L. tucker;
third. w. H.. Carlisle.
yellow corn, 1 ears-Ffrst, Man
uel Cade; second, w. l.. MOTIFS;
third. Carl Tucker.
White corn, single ear-F1rst' W.
H. Carlisle; second, Wilson cannon
white corn, 10 ears-First, w. ii.
corlisle. second Wilson Cannon.
Wheat-First, Robert Spelcner;
second. H. E. Speicher; third, Waro
Meredith. ..
Sow beans-First, H. E. Speicher;
second. Howard Speicher; thlrd' H.
C Wisserman.
Cow peas-First, Carl Tucker;
second, R. L. Tucker.
kwheat-First, Carl Tucker;
second Robert Speicher; third
Manuel Cade. oond
sweet potatoes-First and secono'
Emory Williamson; third Leon
White potatoes-First, Frank Ell
1;ott. second, Lewis Edgell; third
Manuel Cade.
Apples r. 1ro11-
vaine. u 0ro11-
1'59s; 8 5s;;: ;si4s. 5sss j. Ts3 f:s-
man. s..,o,, z,irst
Cori e. Tucker; second, Lester Adams;
third, Ward Meredith. .,o -.
Pest Freak-First, Leila Tatman;
second. ]. E. Williamson; thlru'
Medford Hatfield. ~ MT,
Special display-First, ROBERT WI WI
lev. second, w. H. Carlisle; tniru'
Mrs. s. B. McIlvaine. .
brown eggs-First, Frank EllloIt'
r. second, Ward Meredith; tnlru'
Mrs. S. E. McIlvaine:
PouItrv-Barred Rocks
Pullet-First, Charles jones' sec
ond w 6. Todd; third, Everett NAL
, Co,oterel-First, Frank ELLIOTT
second, W. S. Todd; thiru' W. "
Todd. ,, E11iott.
second. W. S. Todd; third Freu
Dudley. +bird w
S. Todd. ou,o. 1onas.
second. Frank Elliott. @
Pen of old birds-F1rst, W. %
Todd; second, Frank Elliott
IL pn1iatwFirst, >, Jacob Hatfield; sec
ond and third, Manuel Cade.
Cockerel-First, Manuel Cade;
Second and third, Jacob Hatfield.
Young pen-First, Mrs. Elizabeth
Fisher; second, Ward Meredith
Cockerels-First, Ward Meredith.
IeghOrns
Pullets-First, Robert Spelcner.
Cockerel-Robert Speicher.
Young pen-Robert Speicher.
Hens-Medford Hatfield.
Cock-Medforo Hatfield.
white Wyandotte pullet-Chfford
Hammond. nh.
The following gave prizes:
Eaetern States Farmers Exchange
500 ms. feed; Simpson Brothers.
Milford. 300 lbs. feed; American
Milling Co., Milford, 200 lbs. feeu;
w R. Kitchens, Milford, lOO IDS
feed: C. R Stevens and Company
baltimore, 100 lbs. fish meal; o. a,
Newton and Son, Bridgeville' zOV
lbs. feed; Bridgeville Flour S4o
Feed Mills, 100 lbs. feed; 4. L.
Coulter, Greenwood, 100 lbs; feed; ,,
Rust and Todd, Greenwood, 100 lbs
feed. D
Brown, william Croll and 1, a.
Cleayes. of Hickman; Stems Foul-
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