Milford chronicle., 1941-08-15
Milton Home Rally
Closed Last Sunday
tcontlnusd from Pirst Paeel

Glass 1, patriotic colors, special,
Mrs. Miller Shaw; first, Mrs. Leroy
Lynch; second, Mrs. Leroy Lynch;
third, Mrs. George Larke. Glass 2,
gladioli In vase or bowl, special,
Mrs. Miller Shaw; first, Mrs. Leroy
Lynch; second, Mrs. Harry Webb;
third, Mrs. Leroy Lynch. Glass 3,
evergreens. There were no exhib-
its. Glass 4, in crystal, first, Miss
Helen Smith; second, Mrs. w. Lay
ton Reed; third, Mrs. George Wa
PIES Class Abb, roses in crystal,
special, Mrs. Charles Thackery;
first, Mrs. Milton Graves; second,
Mrs. Leroy Lynch: third, Mrs. John
Robinson. Glass 5, antique contain
ers, first, Miss Helen Smith; sec
ond, Mrs. Fannie Plummer; third,
Mrs. Milton Graves. Glass 6, vege-
tables in wood container, first, Mrs.
Leroy Lynch; second, Miss Sarah
Atkins. Glass z, shades of yellow,
special, Mrs. Miller Shaw; first,
Mrs. Milton Graves; second, Mrs.
George NAPLES; third, Mrs. Fannie
Plummer. Glass 8, white contain
ers, '1st, Mrs. Floyd Hurley; sec
ond, Mrs. Robert B. Hopkins;
third, Miss Helen Smith.
Sea Shells
Glass 8, sea shells, first, Lester
Radke; second, Miss Sarah Atkins;
third, Mrs. Catherine Belts. Glass
10, crepe myrtle, first, Mrs. Robert
B. Hopkins. Glass IL, hydrangeas,
first, Mrs. Alena Johnson; second,
Mrs. Robert B. Hopkins; third, Mrs.
Margaret Barker. Glass IL, dining
table accessories, first and second,
Mrs. Layton Reed. Glass 13, pottery,
first, Miss Helen Smith; second,
Mrs. Milton Graves; third, Mrs.
Fannie Plummer. Glass IA, herbS
No exhibits. Glass Is, zinnas, (a)
large, first, Mrs. Fannie Plummer;
second, Mrs. Leroy Lynch; third,
Mrs. Fannie Plummer. (b) fantasy,
iirst, Mrs. Fannie Plummer; End,
Mrs. Leroy Lynch. (c) dwarf, first,
Miss Mary King; second, Mrs. Ar
chic Steele; third, Mrs. Dorothy
Doster. Glass 16, marigolds, first,
Mrs. Charles Lingo; second, Miss
Helen Smith; third, Mrs. Dorothy
Doster. Glass II, petunias, first,
Mrs. Floyd Hurley; second, Mrs.
George NAPLES. Glass IS, nasturti-
ums, first, Miss Helen Smith; sec
ond, Mrs. Mary Walls. Glass 10,
largest collection in container, first,
Miss Ruth Warren; second, Miss
Sarah Atkins. Glass 20, miniature,
first, Miss Helen Smith; second,
Miss Ruth Warren; third, Miss
Mary King.
Junior Exhibits
Class 81, mixed flowers, first,
Ruth, and Margaret Plummer; gold |
star, Gladys Madjorosa. Glass 22,
arrangement of one variety, first,
Ruth Plummer; second, Kay ORA
per; third, Margaret Plummer;
gold star, Franklin Barker. Glass
%. red, white and blue arrange
ments, 1st, Sarah Wagamon. Glass
"a, miniature, first, Irene Rogers;
End, Anita Reed; third, Peggy
Smith.
Specimens
Glass 25, specimens, tropical
plant, first, Miss Ruth Warren.
Zinnas, first, Mrs. Milton Graces;
second, Mrs. Archie Steele; third,
Mrs. Dorothy Doster. Marigolds,
large, first, Mrs. Fannie Plummer;
second, Mrs. Harry Webb; third,
Mrs. Fannie Plummer. Gladioli,
dwarf, 1st, End and 3rd, Mrs. Miller
Shaw. Dahlias, first, second and
third, Mrs. Leroy Lynch. Roses,
first, Mrs. Marjorie Robinson; sec
ond, Mrs. Marjorie Robinson;
third, Mrs. George Larke. Mosmos,
first, Mrs. Charles Lofiand. Lilies,
first, Mrs. Leroy Lynch.
Rev. r.. H. DOlliVer Speaker
The Homecoming celebration
closed Sunday with special church |
services with the Rev. Robert H.
Dolliver, New York City, as the
speaker. Others assisting at the
services were the Rev. Joseph B.
Vaughn and the Rev. ]. ]. Won
Hagel.
The program Sunday featured |
an address by Mr.. Dolliver ON "The
Heart of America" He praised the
townspeople for their accomplish
ments. The speaker cited democ-
racy as the 'heart of America"
stressing that he would die in de-
tense of democratic principles.
Others on the program were JOS
eph. M. Lank, the chairman; Chas.
Bent, William H. Jefferson, Ralph
r. Smith, and the Rev. c. H. Ad-
kins.