Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-09-12

class 5-nrst prize, NJ. NJ. FOntaine, grapes;
second, American Legion, pears; third, Martin F.
Judge: Dr.. 'T Edgar P. Walls, of the Un1versty
Maryland Extension Service.
NEEDLEyo0 DISPLAY,
Special Award-Sirs. R. Bernard Jones, knitted
sweater.
Knitting and crocheting-Hrst prize, Mrs. E. ,.
coat and hat; third, Mrs. Robert Gray, afghan.
Patchwork and App1iqued Qli1ts-Frst prize, Mrs.
Allen Morrison, bed quilts second, Mrs. Ananla1
HOrstman, baby bed quilts third, Mrs. Edward Wall
Their, baby carriage quilt.
sewing-nrst prise, Mrs. Helen Johnston, bed
Jacket, second, Mrs. Paul Dunbar, flower girls
dress; third, Mrs. Madeline conklyn, bathrobe.
Embroidery and hlgs--Hrst prize Mrs, j. ". Res
nicEy, hand drawn luncheon setj second, Mrs. Thad
Shannon, pair of cut work pil1Owcasesj third, Mrs.
Andrew FARRELL, hooked rug.
HOBBY AND oDDITY CONTEST WINNERS;
Class l, Oddities and Antiques-Hrst prize, Mrs.
Jane Hodsdon, ceremonial club, second prize, Mrs.
Herbert Hall, Declaration OF Independence (copy)i
third prize, Yrs. John Walker bedspread dated 1922.
Class 2, collections-Hrst prize, Patricia Bell,
bird feathers, second prize (t1ed) James Burke, 125
china dogs and Hrs. So Msler, 90 sets salt and pep
per shakers.
Class ,, Models--nrst prize, Harry Bates, air
plane; second prize, Lewis Hedges, yachts third
prize, Harvey Wharton, destroyer.
class /, aandicraft--Hrst prize, v. T. Fox, lamp
second prize, Patricia Featherby, paper hat and
purse; third prize, Paul Featherby, communion
service.
CAMERA CLUB CONTEST;
judges: PrizeM dining enlnrgemants and snap
tographtc equiment selected by members of the
Camera Club.
Enlargemnts: First prize, C. N. P1ttnan, mi ser
ies"; second prize, W. Earl Thomas, Must Like Mom"
third prize, E. Raj phi Cross, "The Cigarette.
Snapshots; First prize, Mrs. 6. T. Talbot.
Photographic Equipment Contest: First prize, de-
cided by lot, Berra I'd Axelrod who voted for iser
les" because nits technical features perform their
functions well secs only the emotion of weary
hopelessness rather than a photography.
Box wi tn flash attachments awarded
to rnners-up Leon C. Benefisl, Martin A. Miller,
and Sarah Hogan.
judging for this contest took place August l and
September l.. The first set of judges Wise Burns
David Bisset, SITS from the Bureau
of Plant Industries, BEL tsville the second set
prised r. Ballard and Jack Anet, from the Universal
Of Maryland Horticulture Department.
Home Grounds Beautification: A Block: Claude
Wood, first prize; Jane eastman, second John Kit
chen, third.
B Blocks Alton Bowman, first prize; F. stottle-
mayer, second; Robert Marack, third.
C Block: Leslie Atkins, first prize; Hartford
Downs, second; Harry Stewart, third.
Block; David Steinle, first; Joseph Brown,
second; jennings Craig, third.
E Block: Mrs. Cyril Turner, first; Irwin Reamy,
second; Charles Ritter, third.
Lawns and Hedges: Block: Wallace Dunlap,
first prize.
Block: John McCollum, fl rst prize.
Allotment Gardens: Joseph Long, first prize;
Raj phi CoffHan, second; Raymond Hemingway, third.
Grand Town Prize: David Steinle.
SPECIAL AWARDS.
The Athletic Club trophy for the best booth
by the Garden Club.
Zimmerman and Co. received blue ribbon for
their model of the Greenbelt Lake.
FLCFER CONTEST WINNERS:
Roses--Nrst prize, Mr.. Joseph C. Brown second
prize, Mrs. Harry Thurston; third prize, Mr.. Les
lie Atkins.
Cut Howers-one variety-Hrst prize, Mrs. Lind
sey Thomas second prize, Mrs. Ruth Benjan1n third
prize, Mrs. Joseph G. Brown.
Cut Flowers, mixed varieties-Hrst prize, Mr.. N.
u. Eonta1ne; second prize, Mrs. Leon Il. Manning;
third prize, Mr.. Joseph G. Brown.
Potted plants--Hrst prize, Mrs. Guy Bowen;
ond prize, Ars Claude Wood; third prize, Mrs. Lewis
C. Hedges.
Floral Arrangeaents--Hrst prize, Mrs. Helen
Chasanow; second prize, Joseph G. Brown; third prize,
Nrs. George Hodsdon.
Judge; Professor Arthur S. Tmrston, University
of Maryland Is Extension Service.