Milford chronicle., 1929-08-02
KENT AND SUSSEX
FAIR AWARDS

ford, second; Eleanor Wroten, Har-
ringtqn, third.
Six tea towels-Catherine Tucker
Greenwood, first; Dorothy Owens,
Greenwood, second; Jennie Short,
Laurel, third.
Best bed spread-Helen Pretty
man, Bridgeville.
Best window raperies--Helen
Prettyman, Bridgeville, first; Laura
Seeley, Greenwood, second; Laura
Collins, Greenwood, third.
Best hemming on linen napkins
Dorothy Owens, Greenwood, first;
Catherine Barker, Harbeson, second; I;
Mildred English, Laurel, third !;
Charlotte Truitt, Bridgeville, fourth.
Sport blouse - Mildred Butler, of
Bridgeville.
Renovated garments-Alice Hast
ings, Bridgeville.
Best dyed garments-Dorothy Ow-
ems, Bridgeville, first; Catherine Bar
ker, Harbeson, second; Mildred Eng
lish, Laurel, third; Charlotte Truitt,
Bridgeville, fourth.
Sweepstakes-Joan Steele, Days.
boro, in senior class; Frances Mar
vel, Stockley, junior class.
Cooking
Best loaf of yeast Margaret
Hastings, Bridgeville.
Best pan of rolls-Pearl Outten Of
Greenwood.
Best pan of baking powder biscuits
Pearl Outten, Greenwood, first;
Margaret Hastings, Bridgeville, Sec
ond.
Best cup cake-Margaret Hastings,
Bridgeville, first; Margaret Mills,
Greenwood, second; Geneva Pepper,
Harbeson, third.
Handicraft-
Best candlesticks- -Naline Owens,
Bridgeville, first; Levin Tull, of
Bridgeville, second.
Best match holder-Harry Webb,
Greenwood, first; Robert Ricards, of
Greenwood, second; Helen Scott, of
Stockley, third.
Best bird house and stool-Ralph
Fike, Greenwood, first; Milton Fike,
Greenwood, second; Milton Fike, of
Greenwood, third; William Passwa-
ters, Greenwood, fourth.
Best vase-Robert Ricards, Bridge
vile, first; Hubert Tharp, Seaford,
second.
Best pair of book ends and dish
set - Florence Webb, Oakley, first;
Cathel Johnson, Greenwood, second;
Atherton, Greenwood, third.
Picture on glass and novelties
Cathel Johnson, Greenwood, first;
Grace Webb, Greenwood, second.
Best wool observation-disclosures
Webb, Greenwood.
Best rag rugs-Carolyn Lofand,
Dairy Cattle
Best pure bred Holstein heifer, 1
year old and under years-Irene
Tarr, Seaford.
Best pure bred Guernsey heifer-
Francis Rogers, Lewes.
Poultry
Best dozen white eggs-Robert |
Rust, Harbeson, first; Elwood Webb,
Oakley, second; Robert Carey, of |
third.
Best dozen brown eggs-Walter
Cannon, Pennington, first; Mancel |
Cade, Greenwood, second; Clarence
Outten, Greenwood, third.
Corn Exhibit
Best individual exhibit of six
stalks of corn showing brace root
Taylor Vaughn, Lewes, first; Irene |
Tarr, Seaford, second; Howard Spei-
cher, Greenwood, third; Emory Will
hanson, Greenwood, fourth.
Sweet Potatoes
Best box entry of 80 sweet pota-
.oes-Emory William, Greenwood,
irst; Neil Edgell, Greenwood, sec
md; Elvin Seeley, Greenwood, third.
Best box of 80 white potatoes
Tohn Marvel, Seaford, first; William
Bridgeville, second; Will
lam Tharp, Seaford, third; Morris
Meredith, Greenwood, fourth.
Poultry SectiOn-FOwls-
The following club members in
sussex county carried off prizes in
he Statewide exhibits:
Barred Rocks, young pen-Evelyn
Jarey, Bridgeville, third.
Rhode Island Reds, old pen-Alice
appel, first.
Rhode Island, young pen-James
yulver, Bridgeville, second.
White Leghorns, old pen-Robert
'peicher, Greenwood, fourth.
White Leghorns, young pen-W1l-
lam Jones, Bridgeville, third.
White Leghorns, young pen-Rob-
rt Hust, Harbeson, fourth.
White Wyandottes, old pen-Rus-
ell Wiley, Bridgeville, first; and
rst for young pen of White Wyan-
ottes.
White Leghorns, young pen-Rop-
rt Speicher, Greenwood, first.
In the Statewide contest for !
rowing tomatoes, Elvin Seeley of
carried off fourth prize
mong the All Clubs.
Scholarships were awarded to the
blowing for judging: Canning de-
Ethel Hollis and Dorothy
wens, Of Greenwood; corn, Howard
peicher and Edgar Isaacs, Green
-ood; poultry, Medford Hatfield and
rank Elliott, of Greenwood; dairy,
1illiam Ray, of Bridgeville, and
[orris Moore, of Rehoboth.
In the fruit department there were +
IS Jars Of fruit, vegetables and
leats entered. There also was on I
Isplay 80 glasses Of jelly and 20 '
rs of pickles of various kinds.
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