Milford chronicle., 1944-07-28
KENT AND SUSSEX FAIR PRIZE
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With exhibits far below previous years whe
exhibition space was at a premium, the iudgl
making the awards. Miss Rachel Killsn
FELTON, Is superintendent Of the Floral Ds
Crockett. According % Miss KiIIen tnere Al
about IS entries in her department. III
sweepstake prize was awarded to Lewis wrc
Judges finished q their WORK. cn svses wen:sda, M
They were Frank Elton Of Milford, Mrs Ges
Hanson, Harrington, and Mrs. Arthur Taylo
Rubber Plantss more than varistIes-sec
ond. L. H. Rogers. Harrington.
cacti. best collection and arrangement
First, Alta Harrington, Harrington; second
Mrs. Clarence Tharp. Harrington.
Window Box-second. Mrs. E. s. Cain. Har
rington.
Hanging Baskets-second Mrs. Clarence
Tharp, Harrington.
odd Plant, not usted-First. Mrs clarenc'
Tharp Harrington.
Best Exhibit. Begonia-First. Mrs. Fred
African Violet-First. Mrs. Clarence Tharp
Harrington; second. L. H. Rogers Harrington.
Pandanus-First. L. H.. Rogers, Harrington;
Palm-First. Gladys farrell. FELTON,; second
Mrs. Clarence Tharp, Harrington.
Dracaena-Second Mrs. Clarence Tharp,
English Ivy-First. Mrs Clarence Tharp.
Harrington. second Mrs. Fred oreenly. Har-
Silver Edged Ivy-First. Mrs. Clarence
Grape Ivy-secOnd, Mrs. Clarence Tharp.
Unusual Plant-second. Mrs. Clarence
Tharp Harrington.
Harrington; second. Mrs Norris Adams. Har-
rington.
Miniature PIant-second. Mrs Clarence
Miniature Rock Garden. with living and
growing plants-First. Mrs. Clarence Tharp,
Aqusrium-Growing plants under glass
Second. Mrs. Clarence Tharp, Harrington.
Cut Flowers, best arrangement-First. Mrs.
John Pitlick. Harrington; second, Mrs. Mary
Giant zInniss-First. Mrs. John Pitlick.
Lllliput Zinnias-First. Mrs John Pitlick.
French MarigOlds-First. Mrs. John Pitlick.
Hydrangea-First, Gladys Jarren, FELTON,;
second, Hlda Ennis. Magnolia.
Qadioli. any variety-F1rst, Mrs. Fred
Greenly. Harrington.
Giadioh, named variety-Second. Mrs Dew
ey Taylor. Pennington.
Lilies-First, Mrs. William coulbourne.
Houston; second. Mrs. Clarence Tharp. Har-
Petunia. sinsle-First. Mrs. John Pitlick.
second. Mrs. Norris Adams. Har-
Snapdragons-F Mrs. John Pitlick. Har-
rlnston. second, Mrs William coulboun,
Water Lilies-First, Mrs Norris Adams. Har-
Phlox. annual-First. Mrs Norris Adams
Harrington.
Phlox, perennal-First, Mrs. Norris Ad- /
ans. Harrington second, Mrs. Clarence
Iharp. Harrington.
Caiendula-First. Mrs John Pitlick. Har-
Gsiilardia- Mrs. Clarence Tharp,
Five Old Fashioned Flowers-First. Mrs.
Norris Adams. Harrington; second, Mrs E.
w. Hanson. Harrington.
Callopsis-SecOnd Mrs John Pitlick. Har-
ngton
Winter Bouquet-second Mrs. Clarence
rharp. Harrington.
Sgasta Daisy-Second Mrs. Mary Greenly.
harrington.
New Flowers, not lsted-First. Mrs. Will
lam coulbourn. Houston second, Mrs. clar-
nee Tharp. Harrington.
Best Miniature Display-First. Mrs. John
'itlick. Harrington; second. Mrs Clarence
Flowers under glass-First. Mrs. Clarence
7harp. Harrington.
Mantle Arrangement-First. Mrs. Clarence
Children Under Il Years Of Age
Best ARRANGEMENT cut flowers in basket
'irst Lewis Wroten, Harrington.
Best arrangement cut flowers in vase-Ftrst.
Doris Wroten, Harrington.
PINK cut iowers-First. Elizabeth Ann
zinnias.First' Doris wroten. Harrington.
Giadioh, 10 spikes-First. Doris Wroten.
harrington; second. Lewis Wroten, Harrine-
on.