Milford chronicle., 1941-08-08
FAIR AWARDS
Culinary Department

said there seemed to be large in.
crease in the canned fruit exhibits
both in quantity and quality. The
candy and cake exhibits are also
on par with previous years but
1t is her opinion that the display oi
bread is far ahead of former years
Mrs. Sheldrake was assisted in the
department by Miss Bernice Cain
member of the Harrington
school faculty. The judges started
at work just as soon as the doors
opened Tuesday of last week and
completed their work in a few
hours. The judges were Mrs. Mar
cia Wtnn, Milton; Mrs. Linda Cox
Wyoming; Mrs. Virginia Harring-
ton, FELTON,.
They placed the following
awards;
Bread
Six Glover Leaf Rolls-First,
Mrs. William Coulbourne, Houston I;
second. Hazel Tatman, Bridgevilie.
Six Pocketbook Rolls-First,
Mrs. Elmer Cain, Harrington; sec
ond, Mrs. William Coulbourne,
Houston.
Six Plain Yeast RolIs-First,
Mrs. Thurman Adams, Greenwood; A.;
second, Mrs. William Coulbourne,
Houston.
Six Maryland Biscuits-First,
Hilda Ennis, Magnolia.
Loaf Wheat Bread-First, Mrs.
William Coulbourne, Houston; sec
ond, Jane S. Grove, Milford.
Loaf Raisin Bread-First, Mrs.
William Coulbourne, Houston: sec
ond, Rosina Kielbasa, Milford.
Leaf Nut Bread-First, Mrs. Will
liam Coulbourne, Houston; sec
ond, Mrs, Elmer Cain, Harrington.
Loaf Oatmeal Bread-First. Mrs.
William Coulbourne, Houston; sec
--ond, Mrs. VIM. Ennis, Magnolia.
Loaf Graham Bread-First, Mrs.
William Coulbourne, Houston; sec
ond, Mrs. Hilda Ennis, Magnolia.
Six Rusks-First, Mrs. William
Coulbourne, Houston; second, Mrs.
Elmer Cain, Harrington.
Six Patty Shells-First, Louise
Speicher, Greenwood; second, Mrs.
Hilda Ennis, Magnolia.
Six Cinnamon Buns-First, Mrs.
Elmer Cain, Harrington; second,
Mrs. Hilda Ennis, Magnolia.
Pies
Peach-First, Mrs. Alice Down
ham, Viola.
Lemon Meringue-First, Mrs. w.
S. Clendaniel, Harrington; second,
Mrs. Elmer Cain, Harrington.
Cherry-First, Mrs. Alice Down
ham, Viola; second, Mrs. F. P.
Warrington, Newark.
.Apple-First, Mrs. Thurman Ad-
ans, Greenwood; second, Mrs. F.
P, Warrington, Newark.
Cocoanut Cream-First, Mrs. Ell
mer Cain, Harrington; second,
Mrs. Hilda Ennis, Magnolia.
Cakes
Dover Cake-First, Catherine
Carton, Milford; second, Mrs. Hilda
Ennis, Magnolia. 4
Chocolate Layer Cake-First,
Mrs. Elmer Cain, Harrington; sec
ond, Mrs. Hilda Ennis, Magnolia.
Cocoanut Layer-First, Mrs. Hill
da Ennis, Magnolia; second, Mrs.
Herman Johnson, Milford.
Marble Layer-First, Mrs. Hilda
Ennis, Magnolia; second, Mrs. Ell ;
mer Cain, Harrington.
Pineapple-First, Mrs. Hilda En-
mis-, Magnolia; second, Mrs. Elmer
Cain, Harrington.
Nut Loaf Cake-First, Mrs. El-
mer Cain, Harrington; second, Mrs.
Margaret Welch, Harrington. {
Sponge Cake-First, Mrs. Carl
Fucker, Greenwood; second, Hazel
ratman, Bridgeville.
Angel Food-First, Jane Grove, c
second, Mrs. Hilda Ennis,
Magnolia. '
Spice Cake-First, Mrs. Elmer I
Gain, Harrington; second, Mrs. F.
T. Warrington, Newark. z
Gold Cake-First, Mrs. w. S. n
Jlendaniel, Harrington; second,
Irs. Hilda Ennis, Magnolia. t,
Loaf Ginger Bread-First, Mrs. l;
v. r. Torbert, FELTON,; second, Ha-
ell Tatman, Bridgeville. c
Six Cup Cakes-First, Mrs. Ell d
ler Cain, Harrington; second, Miss
Llbina Keilbasa, Milford. B
Display of Cookies-First, Mrs. el
Iilda Ennis. Magnolia; second,
Irs. Herman Johnson, Milford. C
Candy j
Plate Chocolate Fudge, cooked
'irst, Emma Hopkins, Harrington; F
econd, Mrs. Herman Johnson, Mil sc
1sd. In
Plate Chocolate Fudge, uncooked
First, EmmS Hopkins. Harring- =
IN: second, Mrs. A. D. Taylor, sc
armington. ri
Plate Divinity Fudge-First, Mrs.
ida Ennis, Magnolia; second, m
earl Lynch, Woodside. H
Plate Chocolate Creams-First,
RS. Herman johnson, Milford; re
scond, Mrs. Hilda Ennis, Magnolia. M
Plate Sea Foam First, Mrs. Hill
! Ennis, Magnolia; second, Mrs. lei
azeI West, Bridgeville. Bl
Plate Peanut Butter, Pin Wheel "a
First, Mrs. Thurman Adams, MI
reenwood; second, Mrs. A. d. Sc
aylor, Pennington. mi
Plate Candied Grapefruit Peel
rst, Mrs. Hilda Ennis, Magnolia; ze
cond, Pearl Lynch, Woodside. MI