Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-07-27

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Milford Chronicle.
Entries in the needlework con.
test were judged Tuesday and
proved one Of the most popular ac-
tivities Of the day.
Mrs. Wallace Hanson was su.
perintendent Of this division.
Winners are:
Scarf, embroidered-Mrs. E. E
French, Dover, first: Mrs. 3. r
French and Mrs. Edythe Hearn
Harrington, second.
Luncheon cloth, embroidered -
Hazel NJ. Zych, Greenwood. first:
lone Thompson, Magnolia, second
Bridge set, embroidered-Caro-
line S. Abbott, Dover, first.
Apron, embroidered - Helen
COmstOck, Dover, second.
Pillow Cases, embroidered-Jea-
nette Won Goerres, Harrington
first; Mrs. LOcklin HUH, Milford
second.
Child's dress, shocked - Har-
riett Richardson, Greenwood, first
Mrs. Blanche Yetter, Claymont,
second.
Luncheon set, cross stitch-Mrs.
Locklin HUH, Milford, first; Jea-
nette Won GOerres, Harrington, sec
Ond.
Guest towel. cross stitch-Jea-
nette Won GOerres, Harrington,
first.
Pillow Cases, cross stitch-Eiiz-
abeth S. Hill, Milford, first; Mrs.
Edythe Hearn, Harrington, sec
ond.
Luncheon Cloth, Eemstitch -
Helen L. COmstOck, DIVER.
Unlisted articles - Helen M.
Zych, Greenwood, and Jeanette
Won GOeTres, Harrington, first;
Cathryn Ennis, Clayton; Mrs. Ethel
M. Hunter, Harrington, and Mar
garet McNeal, Wilmington, second.
Applique
BED S pr ca d - Mrs. Granville
Lambden, Georgetown, second.
Apron-Helen Comstock, Dover.
White cotton embroidered and
other needlewOrk in white:
Guest towel, monOgram-Mrs. ].
H. Mullen, Wilmington.
Bridge set, cutwOrk-Mrs. Ethel
M. Hunter, Harrington.
CrOcheting
Luncheon set, crOcheteG edge
lone Thompson, Magnolia, second.
Bridge set, crOcheted edge
Elizabeth S. Hill, Milford, second.
Chair set, crOcheted-Mrs. Albert
King, Georgetown and Mrs. Asa
ClOgg, frankfort, first; Ion
Thompson, Magnolia, second.
CrOcheted centerpiece, large -
Margaret McNeal, Wilmington
Florence Won Goerres, Harrington,
and Anna Morton, Harrington,
first; Gladys J. Hates, FELTON, and
lone Thompson, Magnolia, second.
CrOcheted centeTpiece, small -
Mrs. 2. E. French, Dover, and Mar
garet McNeal, Wilmington, first;
Elizabeth S. Hill, Milford, and Mrs.
Asa Clogg, Frankfort, second.
Pot HOlders-Mrs. E. e. French,
Dover, and Mrs. J. III. Mullen, Will
mingsOn, first; Mrs. Kathleen Pol
lit, Dover, and lone Thompson,
Magnolia, second.
Cr0cheted novelty - Mrs. Beda
LutZ, ClaymOnt, first; Esther Cart
wright, BellefOnte, second.
Handbag, rayOn - Mrs. Edith
Mclean, Wilmington, first; lone
Thompson, Magnolia, second.
Handbag, cotton Mrs. lone
Thompson, Magnolia, first.
Handkerchief, crocheted edge IL
Mrs. ]. H. Mullen, Wilmington, and
Mrs. Ernest Kimball, Newark.
first; Cathryn Ennis, Clayton and
lone Thompson, Magnolia, second.
Pillow cases, crocheted edge -
Kathleen POllitt, Dover, first;
Cathryn Ennis, Clayton, and lone
Thompson, Magnolia, second.
Solid crochet, luncheon set -
Madalyn Tharp, Harrington, first;
lone Thompson, Magnolia, second.
CrOcheted bedspread, heavy
weight-Mrs. William E. Smith.
Delmar, first.
Beanie - lone Thompson, Mag
nOlia, second.
Gloves, cotton or rayon ~ lone
Thompson, Magnolia, first.
Baby bottles - Florence Won
GOerres, Harrington, first; Mad
allyn Tharp, Harrington, second.
Baby carriage spread - Marga-
ret McNeal, Wilmington, first: lone
Thompson, Magnolia, second.
Baby bib-Florence Won Goerres,
Harrington. first.
Baby pillow-May Walsh, VIII
mingtOn, second.
Any crOcheted article - NADIA
lyn Tharp, Harrington, first; Mrs.
Asa Clogg, FranISford, second.
Any tatted article - Mrs. ]. II.
Mullen, Wilmington, and Mrs. 2.
3. French, Dover, first; Esther
Wilmington, second.
Knitted, woven, erocheted and
articles in wool:
Afghan, woven Caroline S.
Abbott, Dover, first:
Afghan, crOcheted - Mrs. Har-
OLD Price, Townsend, and May
Wilmington, second.
Child's sweater, knitted - lone
Thompson, Magnolia, and Mrs.
John W. VOshell, Jr., MiddletoWn. /
first; Harriet Richardson, Green /
wood, second.
Baby's sweater, knitted = lone |
Thompson, Magnolia, second.
Baby's set, crocheted - May |
Wilmington, first and sec |
Ond.
Lady's slip-on sweater Mrs. I
John w. Voshell, Jr., Middletown. I
and Helen L. ComstOck, Dover.
iFst; Galina Davidson, Rehoboth
Beach, second.
Lady's coat-sWeater lone
Thompson, Magnolia, first and sec
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