Milford chronicle., 1932-08-05

First, Mrs. C. N. Hollis, Seafor
second, Mrs. Charles Welch, Ca
a non.
Perfume Atomizer-First, MI
Minnie Bounds, Delmar; secOn
> Mrs. Paul Wootten, Seaford.
= Night Glass-First, Mrs. Pal
Wootten; second, Pauline Wisema
. Greenwood.
Bud Vase-First, Mrs. S. P. Field
second, Mrs. Minnie Bounds, De
, mar.
Crystal Tree-Second, Mrs. C. n
Hollis, Seaford.
Vase in Clay Modelling
Mrs. c. E. Ocheltree, Greenwood
second, Mrs. Benjamin Hughes, Eel
ton.
Bowl in Clay Modeling-First
Mrs. Ernest Killen, Dover.
Ash Tray in Clay Modelling
First and second, Mrs. S. G. Rich
ards.
Candle Holder in Clay Modelling
First, Miss Louise Davis, Milford
second, Mrs. Gertrude Kohland, oi
Harrington.
Reed Window Box-First, L. May
Raughley, Denton, Md.
Reed Table Lamp-First, L. May
Raughley, Denton, Md.
Boudoir Lamp-Second, L. May
Raughley, Denton, Md.
Jardiniere Reed-First, Mrs.
Charles Collision, Pennington; sec
ond, Mrs. C. L. Griffith, Pennington.
Serving Tray Oval-First, Mrs. c.
E. Ocheltree, Greenwood; second,
Mrs. Iva Edgell, Greenwood.
Sandwich Tray-First, Myrtle
Warrington, Greenwood; second,
Iva Creadick.
Fruit Basket-First, Mrs. Minnie
Atkins, Viola; second, L. May
Raughley.
Fern Basket-First, Mrs. Minnie
Atkins; second, Mrs. C. f. Griffith.
Waste Paper Basket-First, Annie
Short, Cannon; second, Edith Kill
len, Dover.
Hanging Basket-First and sec
ond, Mrs. Minnie Atkins, Viola.
Sweet Pea Basket-First, Edith
Killen, Dover; second, Minnie At
kins, Viola.
Card Tray-First, Mrs. J. r. Bar
wick, Greenwood.
Fibre Flower Urn-Seccnd, Mrs.
s. P. fi9lCs.
Fibre Bridge Lamp-First. J.. May
Raughley, CentOn, Nd.
Oil Painting, Reed Serving Tray
Fir,t, Mrs. J. R. Barwict, Green
wood.
Sewing Basket and Stand-First,
L. May Raughley, Denton, Md.
Reed Footstool-First, Mrs. S. J.
Barwick, Greenwood; second, Mrs.
C. B. Griffith, Pennington.
Footstool, Fibre-First Edna Ea-
ton, FELTON,; second, Wiihelmina
Schulze.
Reed Coasters-F'irst. Anna Short,
Cannon: second, Elizabeth Lingo, OF
Milton.
Reed Sandwich Basket-First.
Mrs. R. H. Stafford, Harrington;
second, Mrs. S. P. Barwick, Green
wood.
Hand Woven Shopping Bag-Ffrst
L. May Raughley, Denton; second
Mrs. Byrd Waller, Seaford.
Hand Woven PocketboOk-F1rst,
Mrs. Paul Wootten; second, Eliza
beth Lank.
Smoking Stand-First, Lawson
Layton, Harrington.
Book Rack-First, L. May Raugh-
ley, Denton.
Water Bottle and Glass Holder
First, L. May Raughley, Denton.
Flower Basket in Rope Work -
First, Mrs. Charles Welch, Cannon.
Special Reed Work Chair-F1rst,
Mrs. T. C. Hammond, Harrington.
Special Stand-First, Mrs. George
Larimore, Harrington.
Farm Products
Best Collection Farm Products
First. R. L. Tucker, Greenwood;
second, Carl Tucker, Greenwood.
Best One-Half Bushel Red Wheat
NJ. T. Webb and Sons,
second, William H. Vim
cent, Harrington.
Best One-Half Bushel Rye-First,
H. R. Speicher, Greenwood; second
]. Kielbasa, Milford.
Best One-Half Bushel Barley =
First, M. T. Webb and Sons, Colds
boro; second, Webb Brothers, Colds
boro, Md.
Ten Ears Old White Corn-First,
Albert Bucksworth, Elkton; sec
ond, A. NJ. Tarr, Seaford.
Ten Ears Yellow Corn-First, }.
H. Mitchell and sons, Hockessin;
second, Dewey Sapp, Houston.
Largest Ten Ears Corn-F1rst,
Carl Tucker, Greenwood; second, A.
M. Tarr, Seaford.
Best One-Half Bushel White Corn
Shelled-First, A. M. Tarr, Seaford; |
second, Arley D. Taylor, Farming
ton.
Best One-Half Bushel Yellow
Corn Shelled-First, j. H. Mitchell
and Sons, ckessin; second, Arley
D. Taylor, Pennington.
One-Half Bushel Soy Beans
First, Norman Hedges, Laurel; sec
md, H. E. Speicher, Greenwood.
One-Half Bushel Buckwheat =
First, Carl Tucker, Greenwood;
H. E. Speicher, Greenwood.
One-Half Bushel Cow Peas-Ffrst
George Nichols, Frankford; second,
Howard E.. Speicher, Greenwood.
Ten Stalks Broom COrn-First,
Joseph Bawel, Greenwood.
Four Stalks Corn with Ears d
first, Carl Tucker, Greenwood; sec
md, R. L. Tucker, Greenwood.
Bunrdle Sweet Clover-First,
,arl Tucker, Greenwood; second, R.