Smyrna times., 1945-09-20
SHOW
A SUCCESS
Judges Awarl " Prizes To
Flower Display and Cam
ned Fruit OF Vegetable
1ST PRIZE BLUE, IND RED

Garden Show held Friday, Septem-
ber 14th, was a credit to its spon-
sors, the Ladies Bible Glass of AS
bury Methodist Church, as judged
by the numerous displays and thte
large crowd in attendance. Mrs.
William Nowland, president of the
class, named the following judges
Mrs. George Collins, Magnolia;
Mrs. Edward Hodgson, Magnolia,
and Mrs. Harry Vane of Dover,
who in turn awarded the Blue or
Red ribbons to the following:
FLOWER DIVISION
First Name Blue Ribbon, Second. Red
Giant Zinnias, Mrs. William Hoffecker,
Mrs. Harry Slaughter.
Lilliput Zinnia, Mrs. Bess DonnelIy, Miss
Ruth Ellen Reihm.
African Marigold, Mrs. Clifford Jones.
French Marigold. Mrs. Robert Green, Mrs.
Thomas Russell.
Cosmos. Clara Robinson.
Giant Marigold, Mrs. Thomas Russell.
Clara Robinson.
Single Petunias, Mrs. Bess Donnelly.
Coxcomb. Mrs. Vernon Phillips, Clara Rob-
nson.
Scarlet Sage. Mrs. Robert Green, Mrs. John
Hurd.
Cactus Dahla, Miss Emma Payne.
Decorative Dahlia, Mrs. Wick, Mrs. Vernon
Roses. Mrs. Edward Porter. Mrs. Robert
Davis.
Nasturtium. Mrs. Kennard Price.
FLOWER DIVISION ii
Dish Garden, Mrs. Harry Spuance, Mrs.
Edgar Frazier.
Table Arrangement. Mrs. Joseph Ennis,
Mrs. George Robinson.
Old-fashioned Dish. Mrs. Joseph Ennis,
Mrs. Frank Armstrong.
Mixed Flowers in Basket, Mrs. Vernon
Phillips.
Mixed Flowers in Vase, Mrs. George Short,
Mrs. Clifford Jones.
Mixed Flowers in Bowl, Mrs. Clifford
Jones. Mrs. Green.
Hall Arrangement, Mrs. Harvey Short,
Mrs. Joseph Ennis.
Porch Arrangement, Mrs. Ernest Blendt,
Mrs. Robert Davis.
Winter Bouquet, Mrs. Frank Armstrong.
Ivy. Mrs. VIM. Nowland. Mrs. kennard
Price.
Zinnias, any container. Mrs. Joseph En-,
mis-. Mrs. Kennard Price.
Asters, any container, Mrs. Harry Slaugh-
ter. Mrs. Wick.
Petunias, any container, Mrs. Nellie Row
land. Mrs. Scott.
Maregolds, any container, Mrs. Harvey
Short, Mrs. c. Jones.
Flat Arrangement for Table, Mrs. Robert
Green. Mrs. Wick.
Wild Flowers. Mrs. Thomas Russell, MI.
G. Burrous.
Most Unusual Arrangement, Mrs. Nellie
Garner, Mrs Clarence Armstrong.
Miniature. Miss Julia Griffith. Mrs. Charles
Handy.
Children's Arrangement. Carolee Green
Sandra Hutchins.
VEGETABLE DISPLAY
Bst Arrangement of vegetables for CENTER
piece, Mrs. Arthur Short.
Rest specimen tomatoes, Mr.. Arthur
Reihms, Mrs. Edward Porter.
Green Pepper. Miss Emma Paine.
Best Can Tomatoes, Miss Elizabeth Jones.
Mrs. Arthur Short.
Best Can String Beans Mrs. william NOW
land. Mrs. Arthur Short.
Best Can of Corn. Mrs. Walter Myers
Best Can of Beets, Miss Tthl Taylor, Miss
Patty Middleton.
Bet Can of Mixed Vegetables. Mrs. Green.
Bst Can of Greens, Mrs. Green.
Best Jelly, Mrs. William Nowland.
Best Canned reaches, mrs. NdlleI mSei''
Mrs. Temple Heinold.
Best Can of Asparagus. Miss Margaret
Reihms. Miss Ethel Taylor.
Best Can of Grape Juice, Mrs. Green.
Bst can of Tomato Juice. Mrs. Green.
Best can of Apple Sauce, Mrs. Walter
Myers.
Best can of Pears. Mrs. Walter Myers.
Best can of Pickle, Patty Middleton.
Best can of Yellow Tomatoes, Mrs. Ken
nard Price. Mrs. A. d. Cole.
Mrs. j. w. Clifton presented an
original arrangement of red, white
and blue flowers with a trellis in
back, forming a cross of gold mari
Colds. This was made in honor of
Russell Moore who was killed in
the war in France.