Milford chronicle., 1948-07-30

MILFORD CT
i Hand Woven Lunch Set-First, Alice
TOmlinsOn; second, Eleanor Frame,
Hand Woven Table Runner-First,
Helen McClafferty; second, Louise
Hand woven able Runner-Eirst.
u TMaTtha Arney; second, Jean Gamble. !
Hand Woven PilloW-First, Eleanor
Frame; second, Catherine Fleetwood.
Cross Stitch PillOW-First, Florence
FOulkrOd; second, Marion Outten.
Cross Stitch Table Runner-First,
/ Geneve Niska; second, Madaline
FOulkrOd.
I First, Dorothy Hamilton; second,
: Thelna Warren.
Impaired Vision Project-First, Min
ME BraNman; second, George e. Bed
we'll
Any Other Project-First, Helen Nc
Clafferty; second, Helen Louise Smith.
| Woven Rug-First, Jean Gambler
second, GiOVena Bruno.
Brush Backs (bOys)-First Garret |
Adams; second, John Wilson.
Box Construction Project - First,
Robert DiMatteO; second, John Wright.
j. Waste Basket or Magazine Rack
First, Walton Foxwel; second Ray
Bird House or Feeding Station -
First, James COllard; second, Wallace /
Forbes.
Framing Project First, Arthur |
Matthews; second. Robert Brown.
Foot StOOl-F'irst, Oliver Thayer !
second, Albert Matthews.
! Utility Foot StOOl-First, Andrew |
/ Matthew's second Robert Benjamin
| Table or type cOnstructiOn-First, |
I Eleanor Gagnon; second, Garfield
Barry.
: Hanging Shelf-First, Carolyn Rit-
: chic; second, Wendell Bowl.
: 70 rf h11r "a
second Ralph Carey
Medicine Cabinet - First, Geneve
Niska; second, Ruth Anne Carey.
Turning Lathe PrOject-First, Ar
4 Paint or Refnished Job-First, Ar
thur Warren; second, Catherine Fleet
wood.
:. Any Other Project-First, Catherine
/ Fleetwood; second, Walter CristadOVa.
Pair Shoes Repaired-First, William
= TonlisOn; second, Raymond Matthews.
BrOOm-F'irst, Ralph Carey; second,
- Albert Engberg.
MOp-First, Andrew Matthews; sec
ond, William, TOmlsOn.
According to the superintendent of
the Floral Department, Mrs. Clarence
Raughley, together with her assistant,
Mrs Edward Raughley their depart
ment is larger than last year. A Rock
Garden. entered by ROsanna Messick
Houston, is the outline of the state
of Delaware, and deserves special
! nenLlOu. Inc OUTLINE Oh Lllc SldlC ~
made of yellow golden glow flowers,
l. while the background is blue hydTan-
geas, with a wreath of laurel, the
i flower of the state, encircling the out
er edge. A cash reward OF I'VE dollars
D i'm the Children's Department went to
Is Patsy Ann Billings. Mrs. HenShaW OF
Dover and Mrs. Raymond Dill of Vi
ola, were the judges, who placed the
~ following awards:
X Foliage Plants Give varieties)-First,
Gladys farrell. FELTON,; second, Mrs.
r. s. Cain, Harrington.
- Blooming Plants Give Varieties)-
Second, Ethel j. Davis. Wilmington.
Blooming BegOnia Give varieties
First, Gladys JarrelL FELTON,; second,
Mrs. q. S. Cain, Harrington.
Geraniums (three Varieties-SecOnd
Gladys farrell, FELTON,
Cacti Qarge collectiOn) Mrs
III Nellie j. OtWell, Harrington; second
Ie Gladys FARRELL, FELTON,.
in COleus lthree y4arietiesl-First, Mrs MRS
r. Gladys FARRELL. FELTON,.
SanaeVieria-FiTst, Mrs. Agnes Woo
no ten, Seaford; second, Ethel Davis, Will
ed Window Box q feeD-First, Mrs
e. S. Cain, Harrington; second, Gladys
. FARRELL, FELTON,, and Mrs. Clarence
- Tharp, Harrington
b Hanging Basket-First, Mrs. Clar
ence Tharp, Harrington; second, Ethe
odd plant and Container-First
Gladys FARRELL, FELTON,; second, Mrs
OF Clarence Tharp, Harrington, and Mrs
| RAYMOND Welch, Harrington.
Single Specimen Plants
ar BegOnia-First, Mrs. Clarence Raugh
ley, Harrington; second. Gladys Jar
african Violet-First. Ruth Buar
er- que, Houston; second, Gladys Jarrel
80 Fern-First., Mrs. D. B. Tharp, Har
es' rington; second, Gladys farrell, Eel
andanus-second, w. e. LanE
5ys Milford, and Mrs. Clarence Thar
at / Harrington, and Luster Rogers, viii
,,u Fancy Caladium-First, Mrs Clar
ence Tharp. Harrington; second, Edit
| ShOckley, Harrington.
ace Palm-First, Mrs Clarence Thar
Harrington; second, Miss Gladys Jan
ge-, g1l, Dracoena-First. Gladys farrell, Fe
md English Ivy-First, Gladys Jarrel
FELTON,; second, Mrs. Clarence Thar
Silver Edged Ivy-second. Glady
'' Unusual Plant-First, Mrs. ClarenC
'at- Tharp. Harrington; second, Glad!
" Unusual Display-First. ROsanr
ert Messick, Houston.
Shrimp Plant-First, Gladys Jarre
raf- FELTON,.
azel Phiiodendron-First, Gladys Jarre
azel Miniature Plants (fve)-First, MI
Clarence Tharp, Harrington.
inia Miniature Rock Garden-First, MI
Clarence Tharp, Harrington; secOn
Ha- Susie Knots, KentOp.
Aouarium-First, Ethel Davis. w
Mrs mingtOn; second, Mrs. Clarence Thar
azel Harrington.
rer- ence Raughley Harrington; secOn
azeI Mrs E. S. Cain Harrington, al
Gladys farrell, FELTON,.
irst, Dahlias, Decorative
POm-POm twelve blOOms) - Fir
Vir- Mrs Ed Williams, SeafOrd.
Pink (thFee blOOms) Glad
irst. farrell, FELTON,, and Mrs. Ed. William
~ Lavender tthree blooms) - Secor
Ha- Gladys farrell, FELTON,.
Cut Flowers
} ~ Cut Flowers (ten blOOms)-F1r
Rid William COulbOrn, Houston; secoi
Mrs. Ethel Davis Wilmington.
Mrs Roses (ten blOOms)-First, Mrs. let
Il Davis, Wilmington; second, M
Della Lewis Slaughter Harrington.
nally Perennials Give Varietes) - FIR
dis Mrs. Norris Adams, Harrington; st
Fair ond, Mrs. William COulborn, Hot
erin 0Cosmos-second, Mrs. Carl We'll
'orth FELTON,.
and Nasturtiums-tlrst, Gladys Jaff
in a FELTON,; second, Ethel Davis, Wilmir
rds: Giant zenias-First, Mrs. Carr
Welch, FELTON,; second, Gladys j
first, ren, Felton, and Mrs. E. S. Cain, HI
0 Zenias Lfllyput-First. Gladys j
erine reU. FELTON,; second, Pearla HOpki
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