Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04

Blouse-First, Mabel Kemp, Wyom-
ing and Janet Sylvester, GoldsborO,
MD: second, Doris Long, Wyoming
and Esther A. Poore, Smyrna
oaJamas-tirst, Virginia Metz, Mag
mona second Janet Sylvester, Colds
Cotton school dress-First, June
Colder, Dover and Barbara Deats
Dover; second, Janet Sylvester, Colds
boTo' Md; Nancy Knots, Smyrna Ell
len Webb, GoldsbOro; Jean Conley,
kenton; Jane Conley, Kenton; Anna
Marie RObb, Dover
Two-piece playsuit-First. Virginia
Metz, Magnolia; second, Patty Taylor,
| Wyoming.
Hbusecoat - First, Virginia Metz,
Magnolia.
Party dress-second. Peggy Everett,
KentOn
Child's garment-First. Cindy Metz,
Magnolia: second, Virginia Metz, Mag
nOlia.
Slip-First, Barbara Deats, Dover.
Tea towel-First, Doris Long, Wy
oming, and Sandra Hufnal, Dover.
Guest towel-First, Sandra. Hufnal,
Dover.
Luncheon set-First. sandra Hufnal,
Dover.
Home improvement
Refinished or remodeled piece of fur
! niture-First, Grace Elliott, Laurel.
d
| proVement-First, Evelyn Heinold,
! Townsend.
Single article made for home i'm
| pTOVement-First, Wilma Kleimann,
! Newark; Donald Taylor Newark; Da
vid Dianich, Newark, and Bernard
! McHughs, Newark; second, Sarah Tay-
! lor, Newark; Jesse Sweetman, New
| ark; William Hawkins, Newark; Helen
Horn, Newark, and Eleanor Horn,
| Newark.
Recaned chair--First, Mary Lou Der
! bckson, Marshallton; William Red
ding, Newark and Mary Anne Patter-
! son, MarshalltOn.
Refinished piece of furniture-First,
Mary Lou Derickson. Marshallton, and
William Redding, Newark.
Bureau drawer, subdivided 49, First
Louise Grove. Milford.
Any article-First, Harold Harmon
! Milton
Bureau drawer. subdivided - First
/ Patsy Clayville, Milford; second, Jan
| ct Clayville, Milford.
Recaned chair-First. Amelia Wright
Seaford.
Lamp shade-Second, Martha Sell
BridgeVille.
8 major articles in room improve
ment-First, Virginia Murphy, Sea
ford.
Laundry bag-First, Janet and Pat.
sy Clayville, Milford, and Louise Grove
; Milford.
A large group of entries were
listed in the vegetable and fruit
department at the fair.
George X. Vapaa was superin
tendent with Lewis Wroten as as
sistant superintendent. The awards
follow:
Display Vegetables
IL
= Messick, Houston; second, John Cur
; Early potatoes-First Gladys Hates
FELTON,; second, Virginia Hatfield, Eel
ton.
q -bushel turnips. American Globe
First. Evelyn Curtis. Milton; second
, John Curtis, Milton.
5s-bushel turnips, Purple Tops -
f. First, Mary Korbel. Harrington; sec
= ond. Gladys Kates, FELTON,.
> Table heets, 6-First, Virginia Hat
field, FELTON,; second, Robert Murphy
; Mangel w. red. 6-First Evely
Curtis Milton: second, John Curtis
Mangel w, yellow, 6-First, Joh
Curtis, Milton; second, Evelyn Curtis
= Carrots. s. First. Earl White
Bridgeville; second, George Chaloupka
: Milton.
Oyster plants, 6-FlrSt, Evelyn Cur
tbs, Milton; second, John Curtis, Mil
ton.
, White onions, 6-First. John Curti.
Milton; second, Zed Clark, Greenwood
Red onions. 6--F'irst. Gladys kate'
4 FELTON,; second, Evelyn Curtis, Mlltol
e Yellow onions, 6-First. George Cha
oupka, Milton; second, Zed Clarl
, Greenwood.
- "a bushel tomatoes First, Ca
Tucker. Greenwood; second, Arlei
r, Taylor, Pennington.
Plate tOInatOes-FiTst, Carl Tuck
10 er. Greenwood; second, Mrs. Ed. WI
! lams, Cannon.
Cabbage, 3 heads-First. Virgin
s. Hatfield, FELTON,; second, Marshall Rey
nOlds, Milton.
:, Quart wax beans pods-First, How
ard Millman, Jr., Lewes; second, Mr.
: Earl White, BridgeVille.
Quart bush beans. pOds-First, Dor
y aid Lynch, Lewes; second, Billy Low
Lewes.