Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
HARRINGTON

odlst Church School last week WAS
qui'e success Despite the raw
ages OF the recent storm. many
beautiful exhibits were brought 70
Collins Hall OF the church ON Fri
day morning. Mrs. Clarence Raugh-
ley, chairman; Mrs. Preston An
thohy Mrs. Edmund Taylor and
MISS Elizabeth Sapp. the committee
on entries. arranged the exhibits
ana III the afternoon the Judges
awarded the ribbons The Judges
were Mrs. Arthur Taylor. FELTON,;
Mrs. Dewey Sapp, Houston. and
Mrs. William +. Poole. Farming
ton.
A snort program was rendered
after the president, Mrs. Herbert
{. Denney. had extended greetings
and awarded prizes to those who
won the most blue ribbons.
The winners were: Mrs Clar-
ence Shockley. Rev j. Harry
Wright. Misses Dorothy Anthony
and Shirley Harrington. Samuel
A. Short received the prize on
large basket of choice dahlias.
which was the outstanding eX-
hibit
patriotic dialogue and songs
We're rendered by eight small
misses: Anne TOppin. Imogene
Welch. Elizabeth Anne Greenley.
Mary Ann Barlow. Joyce Hopkins.
Awilda Smith, Mary Evelyn IIar-
rington and Patricia Derrickson.
This was followed by tabeau
nj 10,
which was presented by Mrs. An
thony as the Statue of Liberty"
Mrs. Johonathon Hopkins as the
Chinese, Miss Margaret Calvert as
the Jewess; Mrs. George Tatman
as the Negro; Mrs. Clyde Perry as
d South American. and Sergeant
Guy Winebrenner, L. S Army, as
G. l. joe Flag bearers were Cor
poral Allen Clapp. t. S. Marine
Corps. and George Russell Honds.
Mo. NJ. NJ. = C. t. 5. Navy.
The judges made the following
decisions:
Women's Department
Roses Mrs. O. #. Perry, Mrs
Clarence Shockley. Mrs H. f.
Quillen. Mrs r. w Dean and Mrs
HtfDtft penney.
Marigolds Mrs. Townsend Mas
ten, Mrs Martin Grier and Mrs
Shockley.
Asters Mrs NIasten and Mrs.
VIM Councilman.
Cosmos Mrs. Grier and Mrs.
ShOckley.
Ageratum Mrs. Jacob Swain,
Mrs. Samuel Short. Mrs. Grier and
Mrs l.. r. Beauchamp.
Dahlias Mira Short and Mrs.
Edmund Taylor
Pctunias Mrs. Shockley and
Mrs. W. ". Sharp.
Zinnias Mrs Masten, Mrs. Mag
gle Minner and Mrs Grier and Mrs.
shOckley.
Nerbenas Mrs. Shockley.
Arrangements Best bowl or
vase lantana Mrs. William COun-
selman
Snap Dragons Mrs. Councilman.
Saliva Mrs. Sharp and Mrs.
ShOckley.
Best arrangement in sea she'll r
Mrs W s Smith
Best arrangement in pottery
container Mrs. Denney and Mrs.
Sharp.
Best arrangement in antique con-
tainer- Mrs Smith.
Best arrangement of unusual
flowers Mrs A. B. Parsons
Display. wild flowers Mrs
Smith.
Flowers not listed Mrs. Perry
and Mrs. Swain
Red. white and blue flowers
Mrs Maggie Minner.
Twin bouquets and twin con
tainers- Mrs. Dean and Mrs. W
w Sharp.
Miniature display-Mrs. Shock
ley. Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Clyd
Perry.
Plants, best African Violet-Mis
Heba Baker.
Best towering begonia ia-Mrs. II
G. Austin.
Best fern-Ars. Swain.
Unusual plants-Mrs. Council
man and Mrs. Austin.
Mems Department
Dahlias Samuel A. Short.
Roses o. r. Perry and W. "
Sharp.
Saliva Mr. Short.
Vegetables
Best plate six potatoes Rev
Harry Wright and S. A. Short.
Best plate six red peppers NJ
Wright and Mr.. Short.
Best plate six green peppers
Mr.. Wright and Mr.. Short.
Pest quart lima beans REGINA
McKnatt and Mr.. Wright.
Children'S Department
Best vase of flowers. any varie
Russell McCready and Dorotl
Anthony.
Best single flowers Shirley Eia
ringtOn.
Best miniature display Dorotl
Anthony
Best dwarf marigolds Fl Doroti
Anthony.
Best giant marigolds Pc
ry.
Best dwarf zinnias Anne PERI
Best flower and fruit arrane
ment Betty Ann Short.
Best towering plant Shlrl
Harrington.
Best vase dahlias Shirley Ha
rington.
Best vase cactus dahlias Don
thy Anthony.
A special meeting of the Oiilc
Board of Asbury Methodist t'hur
was called at the close of
morning last Sunday and 1t W
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