Milford chronicle., 1938-07-29

Fruit Department of which he is the
superintendent. The fruA is of ex-
cellent quality which is probably due
to better facilities for spraying. Her
schel Billings is assistant to Mr..
Keyes in this department. L. r. Det-
gen Of the University of Delaware,
judged the fruit exhibits and made
the following awards:
Apples
Plate Display-FIrsr, r. F. Brown.
Camden; second, Harry McIlvaine,
Five Plates Yellow Transparent -
First Harry McIlvaine. Greenwood;
second. Mrs. Dorothy Kemp. Wyoming.
Five Plates Williams Early Red =
First. Harry McIlvaine, Greenwood;
second. Mrs Irving Ennis, Magnolia.
Yellow Transparent-First, R. F.
Brown. Camden.
Williams Early Red-First. r. F.
Brown, Camden; second, Harry Nell
Vaine, Greenwood.
Fourth Of JuIy-First. Harry Mefi-
yaine, Greenwood; second. Mrs. Irving
Duchess Of O-First. John Armstrong.
Hoekessin; second, R. F. Brown. Cam
den.
Wealthy-First. John Armstrong.
Hockessin; second, R. F. Brown. Cam
den
Liveland Raspberry-Ffrst, r. F.
Brown. Camden.
Starr-First, R. F. Brown, Camden:
second. Harry McIlvaine. Greenwood.
Nyack Pippin-Ffrst. R. F. Brown.
Camden.
Crimson Beauty-First, r. F. Brown.
Greenwood. ''''''
Crab Appie-First. John Armstrong.
Hockessin.
Any Other Variety-First, Harry Nc
Ilvaine. Greenwood; second. r. F.
Brown. Camden.
Best Bushel. any varietyAFirst. Mrs.
Dorothy Kemp. Wyoming; second. Har-
ry McIlvaine, Greenwood.
Best Bushel Transparent-First, Har-
ry McIlvaine. Greenwood; second, r. F.
Brown. Camden.
Best Bushel Williams Early Reds
First Mrs irving Ennis. Magnolia; sec
ond, r. F. Brown, Camden.
Best Bushel Fourth Of July-First,
Mrs. Irving Ennis. Magnolia.
Best Bushel Duchess-Ffrst. r. F..
Brown, Camden.
Peaches
Belle of Georgia-First, Mrs Irving
Ennis. Magnolia.
Jubilee-First, Mrs. Irving Ennis.
Magnolia
Siekel-First, Lou farrell. FELTON,; sec
ond, r. F. Brown, Camden.
Bartlett-First, Lou FARRELL, FELTON,;
second, R. F. Brown, Camden.
An unusually large display Of
squashes, carrots and beets are on
exhibit in the Department of Garden
Products. c. E. Keyes also looks af-
ter this department. He was assisted
by Charles Morris. ]. o. McWilliams
of Baltimore, judged the exhibits and
placed the following awards:
Garden Products
Vegetable Display-First, r. F. Brown
Of Camden; second. Mrs. Wilbur Pear
son. Harrington.
S Bushei Early Potatoes-First. A.
B. Cade, Greenwood; second, Mrs Ed
win Prettyman. Pennington.
IS Bushel Yellow Sweet Potatoes
First, c. w. Short Greenwood; second,
Clarence Wiley Harrington.
IS Bushel Red Sweet Potatoes-First.
L. D. Prettyman. Harrington; second.
Lydia Johnson. Harrington.
IS Bushel White Sweet Potatoes
First. R. F. Brown. Camden; second. L.
D. Prettyman, Harrington.
q Bushel Turnips-First, R. F. Brown
1f Camden; second, Ralph FARRELL. Eel
ton.
Six Table Beets-First, EdwinsPretty-
man. Pennington; second, Dewey Tay-
or. Pennington.
Six MangeI w. Red-First, Carl zott.
second. w. A. Johnson.
six Mangel YeIlow-First. w. A.
Greenwood; second, Carl zott,
six Carrots-First. Kenneth Pretty
nan. Harrington; second. r. F. Brown.
Camden.
six Oyster Plants-First. W. A. John
'on. Greenwood; second, Carl zott.
Greenwood.
six white onions--First. Grace Sapp.
second. Mrs. r. w Thomp-
ION, Hartly.
six Red onionsy-Ffrst. Arlie Taylor.
second. Carl zott. Green
wood.
Six Yellow onions-First. Henry Min
ler. Harrington; second. zed Clark,
Greenwood.
* BusheI Tomatoes-Flrst. r. r.
Brown, Camden; second, J. Herbert
cannon. Pennington.
Plate Of Six Tomatoes--F7rst. J. Her
lert Cannon. Pennington; second. Har-
y Fisher. Farmineton.
Three Heads Of Cabbage First. l.
D. Prettvman. Harrington: second, Mrs.
r. w. Thompson, Hartly
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