Milford chronicle., 1942-10-16

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Pctatoes--J. Frank Gordy Jr., grad
PearsENeMe wilkins. grade s-1s.
Walhuts- Mabel Fleetwood, grad
Flower show
Junior Division-Ch -Chrysanthemums-
First, June White: second, Naomi Cof
I'm; third. Mildred Davidson.
Cosmos, best on colors-June White
Senior Division-Best cactus an,
semi -cactus-Byron Pepper, i-a
Best informal decoration in senio
divisionAByron Pepper.
Best informal decoration in junio
diyision--Aar5oorie Warrington an'
Three best Single of any variety
Byron Pepper. 4
Best basket mixed-Mrs. Ida. Kapp
Best basket. any one variety-Mrs
rlety. Mrs. Charles Calhoun. Of Mil
ford .e,si
Best miscellaneous arrangement =
Mrs. Easham, Sr., of F'rankford.
Marigolds-Three best giant lemon
three best giant orange. Miss Annt
Nasturtiums. best bowl-Mrs. Jos.
| eph Megginson.
Best arrangement of rosts-First
Mrs. Jack Udell. of Frankfort; second
Miss Anne Moore.
Conaway; second, Betty Marvel.
Best pink-First, Helen Warning
ton; second. Ruth Gorlich.
Zinnias. five lilliputs, eleven Tom
Thumb, best bowl dwarf-Miss Anne
Moore. =.
Artistic Arrangements
Best in copper, Mrs. Byron Pepper.
Best in color-Mrs. ]. Paul Pepper,
first; Mrs. Jack Udell Of Frankford,
second ..,sS
Junior division-J. Frank Gordy. Jr,
Best arrangement of wild flowers
First, second an dthird-Byron Pepper
Miscellaneous = Best house plant
Mrs. Jacob Minor; best Towering house
plant, senior division, Mrs. Joseph
Megginson; Junior division, Donald
Rust; best arrangement vases, Miss
Ona Minor; best arrangement petunias,
first. Mrs. Ida Kapp of Stockley; Sec
ond, Miss Myrtle Jefferson. 1
Canned Vegetables
Senior Department
Beets-First, Mrs. Edith Barker of
Harbeson; second, Mrs. Edwin Smith;
third, Mrs. Jacob Minor. Georgetown.
Carrots-First. Mrs. Russell Porter;
second, Mrs. Asa Reynolds, George
town; third. Mrs. Lawrence Mason,
Harbeson. ri.
ker;. second, Mrs. Olga Davidson;
third, Mrs. Meta Mason, Harbeson'
String beans-First, William Pow
ell. F'rankford; second. Mrs. Olga Da-
wilson; third, Mrs Sallie Thompson,
Tomatoes-First. Mrs. Russell Por-
ter. Georgetown; second. Mrs. Beatrice
Strobley, Milford; third. Mrs. Olga
Davidson, Harbeson. H.
Greens-First, Mrs. Carlton Joseph;
second, Miss Anne Moore.
Soup ables-First and, third,
Mrs. Lawrence Mason; second, Mrs
Olga Davidson, Harbeson.
Corn-First, Mrs. Edith Parker.
Harbeson; second. Mrs. Ida Kapp,
Stockley; third, Mrs. Beatrice Strob-
Peas-Mrs. Booz, of Frankford.
Thompson, Harbeson; second, Mrs.
Carlton Joseph, Georgetown; third,
Mrs. Beatrice Strobley, Milford.
Okra-Miss Anne Moore.
senior pepartment-cannlne
Relishes-First. Mrs. Carlton JOS
eph; second, Mrs. s. j. Murray, of
Georgetown; third, Mrs. Sallie Thomp-
son, Harbeson.
Cucumber pickles-First, Mrs. Asa
Reynolds; second, Mrs. Earl Adams;
Canned Fruits-Cherries. first, Mrs.
Ida. Kapp, Stockley;. second, Mrs. Bea-
trice Strahley, Milford Apple sauce.
first, Mrs. Kapp; second, Mrs. Russell
Porter: third, Mrs. Edwin Smith, of
Georgetown. Strawberries. Mrs Edwin
Smith. Georgetown. Blackberries, first,
Mrs. Edwin Smith, Georgetown; sec
ond. Mrs. Edith Barker; third, Mrs.
Meta Mason, Harbeson. Huckleberries,
first. Mrs Carlton Joseph; second, Mrs.
Edwin Smith, Georgetown. Miscellane-
Gus fruits, first. Mrs, Asa Reynolds.
Georgetown; second, Mrs. John Took
er, Frankford. Pears. first, Mrs. Kath-
ryn Parkhurst; second, Mrs. Meta
Mason, Harbeson; third. Mrs. Jacob
Sammpns. GEORGETOWN. Peaches, first,
Mrs. Sallie Tingle, Frankford; second,
Mrs. Joseph Megginson, Georgetown;
third, Mrs. Sallie Thompson, Harbe-
son. Grape Juice, first. Mrs. Jacob
Samm6ns: second, Mrs. Edwin Smith;
third, Mrs. Sarah Jane Murray,
Georgetown. Five jars suitable for a
meal, Mrs. Edwin Smith. Mixed pick
les, first and second. Mrs. Edwin
Smith, Georgetown; third, Mrs. Bea-
trice Strahley, Milford. %
The general show committee con-
sisted of the following: Program, for
mer State Senator H. w. t. Purnell. |
Rev. w. P. KesmodeL Chester H.
Stroup, Miss Jane Mathis; finance.
Mrs. Theodore Burton, Wilson Boyer,
Rev. H. w. Ewig. Rev. Omar 2.
Jones, DR.. r. G. Paynter, Prof Joseph
Thomas, James Carey, James M. Tun-
nell. Jr.. Prof. Albert Farley, Prof.
Mrs. Richard Maxwell. Miss Grace
Beers. Prof Franklin j. Butz. Philip
Moonan. Prof. Farley; commercial ex-
hibits, State Senator Clayton A Bunt-
ing, of Selbyville, and former State
Senator Purnell of Wilmington Pener-