Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-04
Flower Sho,p Features Displays,
Specimens In Most Classes

some of the gardens flowers that
are depended on to make the sum-
mer flower show a success, Lon
don Garden Clubs. exhibition at
the Methodist Church Wednesday,
had specimens and displays in all
but a very few of the scheduled
classes.
Mrs. Allen Craig of Springfield
judged the entries in the three
classifications.
In Section l, "The June Bride"
under Class l, 1.-The Announce
ment Party" Mrs. George Frasch
took first, Miss Dorothy Street,
second and Mrs A. B. Rankin,
third.
Class 2, "The Shower Party" a
pastel arrangement, Mrs. Bruce
D. Lewis, first; Mrs. James f.
Bell, Jr., second and Mrs. ]. c..
Cromwell, third.
Class 3, The Bachelor Supper, :"
arrangement for the buffet, Mrs.
w. C. Smith, first. Mrs. R. B.
Howard, second and Mrs. Harry
Pugsley, third.
Class 4, The Bridal Table" an
all white arrangement, Mrs. Har-
old Welsh, first, no second or third
"The Bride at Home" Class 5,
arrangement for breakfast table,
Mrs. Harold Welsh, first, Mrs.
Charles Holland second, Mrs. p. E.
Bacon, third; Class 6, foliage ar
rangement for den, Mrs. d. H.
Jackman, first, Mrs. Bruce Lewis,
second, Mrs. p. E Bacon, third;
Class Z, fan shaped arrangement
for the mantle, Mrs. r. B. How
ard, first, Mrs. A. B. Rankin, Sec
ond, Mrs. Robert Fulton, third;
Glass 8, arrangement in basket,
Mrs. A. B. Rankin, first, Mrs.
James F. Bell, Jr.,, second, Mrs.
c. A. Holton, third; Class 9, pansy
arrangement, Mrs. Herbert Baum
an. Sr., first, Mrs. d. H. Jackman,
second, Mrs. Kenneth Lugenbeel,
third; Class 10, arrangement OF
flowers with fruit or vegetables,
Mrs. D. Fl. Jackman, first, Mrs,
Bruce Lewis, second; Class IL,
Miniature arrangement, Mrs,
James F. Bell. first, Mrs. r. B.
Howard, second, Mrs. D. H. Jack
man, third. Class II, For Men
Only" George H. Frasch, first
DR.. F. E. Rosnagle, second; Char
les Holland, third.
In Section 2, the Specimen class,
Glass /, pink tea rose, No first
Mrs. James F. Bell, second; Class
2, White tea rose, nos,entryn; Glass
8, Red tea rose, Mrs. j. c. Crom-
well. first, Mrs. A. M. Beathard
second, Mrs. James F. Bell, third;
Glass 4, Yellow tea rose, Mrs
Ora Van Horn, first, Mrs. j. C.
Cromwell, second; Class 5, BIZ
color tea rose, no entry; Class
6, Pink climbing rose, Mrs. A.
B. Rankin, first, Mrs. d. H
Jackman, second, Mrs. J. c. Crom-
we'll, third; Class 7, White climb
ing rose, no entry: Class 8, Red
Climbing rose. Mrs. Charles Hol-
land, first, Eo second or third;
Class 9, Yellow climber, no entry;
Glass 10. Poppy, Mrs. Bruce Lewis,
first; Class II, Delphinium, Mrs.
George Frasch, first, Mrs. c. l..
Thibaut, second; Class II, Aquil-
egia, Class 13. Pyrethrum, no en-
tries; Class ID, Gaillardia, Mrs.
George Frasch, first, Mrs. James
F. Bell, third; Class Is, Sweet
William, no entry; Class Is, Lily,
Mrs. Ora Van Horn, first, Mrs.
H. H. Porter, second, Mrs. James
F. Bell, third; Class II, Any other
flower not mentioned, Mrs. ]. c.
Cromwell, first, Mrs. Wolford
Jones, second, Mrs. c. l.. Thib-
aut, third.
Section 3, A table setting for
holiday of exhibitors choice, Mrs.
H. H. Porter, first, Mrs. Bruce
Lewis, second, Mrs. H. A. Baum
an, third.
Committee for the Flower Show
was, Mrs Bruce d. Lewis, Mrs
Wolford Jones, Mrs. c. A. Hol-
ton, Mrs. Cecil Laird.
GUEST FROM KANSAS
Mrs. Logan Spiker of Topeka
Kansas, has been the guest of her
niece, Mrs. L. M. Chase, and
family, Laurel street. Last week
end Mr.. and Mrs. Chase and their
guest visited Washington d. c.