Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04
PresarHes. Pickles Etc

ACSCA FtSg AChAGSp Elts
Peach Marmalade-First. Mrs. Ter
esa Clark, Greenwood
Strawberry jam-First, Mrs. John
q. CarroW Little Creek: second, Hazel
Tatman, Bridgeville.
Cherry jam-SecOnd, Mrs. j. H. Nc
Mullen, Wilmington
Preserved citron-First Hazel Tat
man, Bridgeville; second, Gladys
Kates, FELTON,.
Preserved peaches - First, Grace
Hastings, BridgeVille; second, Hazel
Tatman, Bridgeville.
Preserved plums - First, Mrs. Asa
Cloggi Frankford.
Preserved straWberries-F'irst, Vir-
ginia Hatfield, FELTON,.
Preserved yellow tomatoes - First.
Mrs. Florence Thompson, Ridgely, Md. /;
second, Hazel Tatman, Bridge Vile
Mustard pickle-First, Virginia Hat
field, FELTON,; second, Hazel Tatman,
BridgeVille.
Pepper relish-First, Mrs. 0. w.
Turner, Preston, Md: second, Grace
Hastings, BridgeVille.
Picked OniOns-First, Gladys Kates,
FELTON,.
Picked peppers-First, Hazel Tat
man, BridgeVille.
Mayonnaise-First, Mrs. o. w. Tur-
ner, Preston, Md; second, Annie Cow,
FELTON,.
French dressing First, Anime Cow
FELTON,
Chill sauce-First, Virginia Hatfield
FELTON,.
Cor sauce-First, Hazel Tatman
BridgeVille.
Pickled beets, whole-First, Mrs
Asa ClOgg, FrankfOrd; second, Glady.
! Kates, FELTON,.
Spiced crabapple - Second, Glady:
! Kates, FELTON,.
| Cucumber pickles-First, Mrs. Flor.
ence Thompson, Ridgely, Md. second
! Gla0VS katpS. FELTON,
Soap, 3 pieces-First, Hazel Tatman
Bridgeville; second, TOresa Clark
| Greenwood.
Cottage cheese-First, Mrs. Tres'
| Clark, Greenwood.
Floral Department
This years floral department a
the fair was one of the most beau
tiful displays All entries wert
more than ordinary this year, an
nOunced Mrs. Clarence Raughley
superintendent. Mrs. Ruth Billings
was assistant superintendent.
Plants
Foliage plants (5)-First, Mrs. Clar
enCe Tharp, Harrington; second, Glady
Kates, FELTON,.
Blooming plants (5)-First, Mrs
Clarence Tharp, Harrington; second
Blooming begonia (5)-First, Mrs. +
s. Cain, Harrington; second, Mrs. Liz
zie Hill, FELTON,.
Geraniums, three varieties-First
Gladys Kates, FELTON,
Rubber plants (5)-First, Eva Raugh
ley, Harrington.
Cacti-First, Mrs Lizzie Hill, Eel
ton; second, Mrs. Clarence Thar
Harrington.
Rose bush-second, Arley Taylor
Pennington.
Coleus-First, Mrs. Clarence Tharr
second, Gladys Kates, FELTON,.
anseViera-First, Mrs. Paul Woo
ten, Seaford; second. Gladys Kate'
FELTON,.
|, Window box-First, Mrs. Paul Woo
ten, Seaford; second, Mrs. ClarenC
'ifa Hanging n basket - First, Glady
Kates, FELTON,; second, Mrs. Lizzi
Hill, FELTON,.
Odd plant - First, Mrs ClarenC
, Tharp, Harrington; second, Ev
Raughley. Harrington.
Single Specimen Plants
Begonia-First, Mrs. w G. Can
penter, FELTON,; second, Mrs. ClarenC
Tharp and Gladys Hates, FELTON,.
. African Violet - FIRST Ruth I'll
l stad, Harrington; second, Mrs. NOrr
c. Adams and Mrs. Charles Peck, }
Fern-First, Mrs. A. +. Fisher, Ha
rington; second, Gladys Kates, Fe
= ton.
. Pandanns-First, l.. II. Rogers, Ha
rington; second, Gladys Hates, Fe
Caladium-First, Mrs. Harry Whea
% ley, Seaford, and Lillian Wilkin
Gardenia-First, Mrs. w. G. Ca
/. Paini-First, Gladys Kates, Felto
Dracaena First, Mrs. Claren
s Tharp, Harrington; second, Glad
- Kates, FELTON,.
Umbrella plant-First, Mrs. Ga
a ence Tharp, Harrington; second, Glad
a Kemp, FELTON,.