The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-09-01

 Garden Show
 Draws Many

An excellent attendance marked the annual garden show held under the auspices of the Wrangell Garden club last Saturday in the Fire Hall, and a substantial amount was realized which will be donated for some charitable purpose.
 A fine display of flowers and vegetables grown in the Wrangell district was exhibited and the fol- lowing awards were given for in diyidum entries:
 Perennial Flowers
 Phlox-I c. Bjorge, first; Mrs. l.. B. Chisholm, second; viola -I Mrs. John Clements, first; Mrs. 1 George Sumption, second. Hybrid l tea rose-Mrs. H.. D. Campbell, 1 first; Mrs. Sumption, second.
 AnnuaIs
 Snapdragon - Mrs OrVil ej Keeney first; Mrs. Sumption, sec end. Calendula - Mrs. Charles Bureh, first; Mrs l. c. Bjorge, l second. Sweet pea - Mrs. George | Bidwell, first; Mae Grant, second. Pansy - Helen Clements, first; l Doris Barnes, second. Giant pansy Mrs. Sumption, first; Mrs. B. Dibble, second. Petunia-Mrs. Chis- holm, first Summer chrysanthe- mum-Mrs. Otteson, first; Mrs, Keeney second. Stock-Mrs. Bjor- ge, first; Mrs. Otesen, second.
 Bulbs Gladiolus Leo Mccormack, first; Mrs. Ronning, second. Dah- lia, double-Mrs. H. Bjorge, first; l Mrs. Oar Smith, second. Single Mrs. Oar Smith, first; Mrs, Burch, second. Cactus-Mrs. I. c. Bjorge, | first; Mrs. Sumption, second. Pom pon-Mrs. Oar Smith, first; Mrs. 1. Burch, second
 Towering Shrubs Pinks Mrs. Hill Harrington, l first. Cosmos-Mrs Bradford, first. Barnes, first. i
 Vegetables
 Zucchini - Mrs. Clements, first. Parsley-Mrs. Sumption, first. On ion-Mrs. Sumption, first; M e Grant, second. Beet Wilma Ma son. first; Mrs. Tom Elswick, sec ond. Cauliflower - Mrs. Burch, first: Mrs. Clements, second. Cab bage. late-Mrs. Frater, first; I. C.. Bjorge, second Early cabbage -I Mrs H. Bjorge, first; Mrs. Stump tion, second. Carrot-Steve Grant, first; Wilma Mason, second. Lett tuce, head-Mrs. H. Bjorge, first i Mrs. Sumption, second. Leaf lettuceI Mrs. Chisholm, first; Mrs. Sump-l tion, second. Pea-Mrs. Clements, first; Mrs. Sumption, second. White potato-H. Bjorge, first; Mrs. Cle-I ments, second Red potato - H. Bjorge, first; Mae Grant, second. Broccoli-Wilma Mason, first; Mrs. Sumption. second. Radish = DarI Smith, first. Beans-I. c. Bjorge, first; H. Bjorge, second. Cucumber Wilma Mason, first. Blackberries Mrs. H. Bjorge, first. Spring on- ion-Ben Judd, first; Mae Grant, second. Winter onion-Mrs. Stump tion first. Sage-I. c. Bjorge, first.
 First award for a typical Alaskan arrangement went to Mrs. Ben Judd, and Mrs. Leonard Campbell took first place for a floral ar rangement, also for a wall arrange ment.
 The ladies of the Wrangell Gar den club wish to thank all their friends for the support they were given at the garden show last Sat urday. Also the city council for use of the Fire Hall.
 Among the things exhibited for display were six tuberous begonias, three owned by Mrs. H. D. Camp bell and three owned by Mrs. B. M. Campbell. These were outstand- ing in their beauty and much ad- mired by all who attended,
 The boys and girls of the All club had a good exhibit of vege- tables and flowers and we hope that they will continue their inter- est in gardening.
 
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