davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01

:, Other pattern not listed, first, Mary
1yler, Milford, and Mrs. William %.
Smlth, DelmaP; second, Mrs. j. M.
MeMullen, Wilmington.
SILK, any design, first, Mrs. Reese
Gordy, Laurel.
Rugs, braided rug, cotton, first,
Mrs. Samuel Smith, Elkton; second,
Steve BarcZeWski
Rugs, braided rug, wool, first, Mrs.
=. n. Dempsey, Dover, and Mrs. Dan
lei Callaways Bridgeville; second, Ell
sic Messick, Seaford; Mrs. Warren
FTettyJohn, Dover, and Margaret q.
johnson, RehobOth.
CFoeheted rug, cotton, first, Anna
min, Milford.
Hooked rug, wool rags, first, Mrs.
toward cooper, Harrington; second,
AITs. Linden lsaaes, Georgetown.
Hooked rug, wool yarn, first, Mrs.
Clara King, Dover; second, Mrs. Ida
Davis, Dover.
Hooked rug, cotton, first. Sauie
Wroten, Denton; second, Mrs. Clara
King, Dover, and Mrs. d. r. Link,
Harrington.
Woven rug, cotton, first, Mrs. ]. H.
McMullen, Wilmington
Any kind of rug not listed, first,
Mary Tyler, Milford.
Braided chair seat, first, Mrs. ste
ven Barczewsk, Newark.
hooked table mat, first, Lucille Per-
son, Frederick.
Other needlewoTk: Quilt, any pat
tern, first, Sallie 2. Wroten, Denton
second, Sallie. E. Wroten, and Cora
Wyatt, Harrington
Ladies' wear, knitted, first, Anna
Nelson, Frankford.
Apron, any material and design,
nrst, Anna Nelson, Frankford, and
Florence Thompson, Harrington; sec
ond' Ethel Hunter, Harrington, and
Clara King, Dover.
Hooked rugs, first, Sallie E. Wro-
ten, and James Frazzare, Denton;
second, James Frazzare, Denton, and
Sallie WFOten.
Crocheted rug, first, Anna Nelson.
Soft pillow, first, Ida Dill, Laurel;
second, Mary Tyler, Milford
Pillow cases, first, Anna Nelson.
Knitting bag, first, Florence Thomp-
son.
Any new article not listed, first,
Anna Nelson, and Mrs. N. B. Down
ing, Milford: second, Anna Nelson,
and Florence Thompson.
The following results were an
nOunced at the completion of the
judging in the cattle and culinary
departments at the Kent and Sus-
sex County Fair:
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ChiIdren's Department

Embroidered vanity set, first, Jean
Ann Hastings, BridgeVille.
Embroidered towel set, second, Nan
cy GiltenbOth, Milford.
Embroidered picture, first, Patsy
Lowe, Laurel.
Embroidered bureau scarf, first.
Jean Ann Hastings.
Embroidered tea towel, colored, first,
Ann Hastings; second, Carole Tharp,
Harrington
Embroidered centerpiece, 27-inch,
first, Ann Hastings; second, Martha
Giltehboth, Milford.
Embroidered luncheon set, first. Jean
Ann Hastings.
Embroidered chair set. first, Thelma
Harrington: second Jean Hastings.
Cross stitch table runner, first, Jean
Hastings; second, Janet Lee William
son, SeafOrd.
Cross stitch pillow cases, second,
Martha Giltenboth, Milford.
Novelty kitchen holder, first, Jean
Hastings.
Doll carriage robe. first, Bonnie Lee
Milspaw, BridgeYille.
Blouse, first, Patsy Lowe, Laurel.
Hot pot holder, first, Bonnie Lee
Milspaw, BridgeVille; second, Esther
George, Newark.
Pajamas, not silk, first, Doris Black,
Harrington.
Plain slip, first, Sue Pritchard, Rid
gely, Md.
Plain apron, first. Janet Lee Will
Hanson, Seaford and Patsy Lowe,
Laurel.
skirt, first, Madalyn Baker, Har-
rington; second, Janet Williamson,
SeafOrd.
Child's dress, first, Frances Fisher,
Denton; second, Joan Morgan, Den
ton.
Shorts, first, Jean Hastings, Bridge
vile; second, Carole Ann Tharp, Har-
ringtOn.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01

Quart tomatoes, whole, first, Pearl
Adams, Bridgeville; second, Mrs. Will
liam Coulbourne, Houston.
Quart beets, whole, first, Virginia
Hatfield, FELTON,; second, Gladys Kates,
Quart carrots, whole, first. Grace
Hastings, BridgeviIle; second, Vir-
ginia Hatfield, FELTON,.
Quart carrots, sliced, FIRST Virginia
Hatfield, FELTON,; second, Mrs. Asa
Clogg, Franlford
Quart green's, first, Gladys Kates,
6,eiisoni E,sisi second, Grace Hastings,
Vegetables for soup, nrst, Mrs Asa.
Clogg, Frankford.
Quart onions, first, GLADYS Kates.
Eelton; second, Grace Hastings,
Bridgeville.
Quart sauerkraut, first. Rosanna
Messick, Houston.
Quart tomatoes, red, first, Mrs Asa
Clogg, F'rankford.
Quart tomatoes, green, first, Mrs.
Asa Clogg, FranlSford; second, Annie
!. Cow, FELTON,.
Quart sausage, first, Mrs. Asa.
Clogg, Frankford; second, Pearl Ad-
ans, Bridgeville
Quart tenderloin, first, Mrs. Asa
Clogg, Frankford.
Quart head cheese, first, Hazel Tat
man, Bridgeville.
Quart beef, first, Mrs. Asa. CIogg.
Frankford.
Quart chicken, first. Mrs. Asa CIogg,
Smith, Elkton.
Quart fish, first. Hazel Tatmau.
Quart cabbage, first. Gladys Kates.
Eeiton; second, Grace Hastings,
Preserves, pickles, ETC.: Preserved
figs, first, Marie Sterling, Dover.
Quince honey first, Mrs. George
Giltenboth, Milford.
Preserved citron, first, Mrs. Asa
Clogg, Frankford; second, Mrs. L. X.
Smith, Dover.
Preserved peaches, first, Mrs. o.
w. Turner, Preston, Md; second, Mrs.
George Giitenboth, Milford
Preserved pears, first, w. 7. Hufnal,
Dover second, Grace Hastings,
Preserved plums, first, Marie ster-
ling, Dover; second, Mrs. Asa Clogg,
F'rankfOrd
Preserved ounce, first, Mrs. George
Giltenboth, Milford.
Preserved strawberries, first, Mrs.
Steve BarczeWski Newark; second,
Virginia Hatfield, FELTON,.
Preserved yellow tomatoes, first,
Virginia Hatfield FELTON,; second,
Grace Hastings, BridgeYille.
Pint jar mustard pickle, first, Ida NJ
Dawes, Dover; second, Annie /. Cow,
FELTON,.
Pint pepper relish, first, Grace Hast
ings, Bridgeville; second, w. T. HUFF
nal, Dover.
Pint picked onions, first, Mrs. Asa
Cloggr Frankford; second, Mrs. Will
liam Coulbourne, Houston.
Pint picked peppers, first, Pearl
Adams, Bridgeville; second. Mrs. Asa
Clogg, FrankfOFd.
Pint mayonnaise dressing, first, An
ME I. Cow, FELTON,; second, Mrs. o. w.
Turner, Preston.
Pint Chill sauce, first, Virginia Hat
field, Felton, second, Mrs. George Gill
tenboth, Milford.
Quart picked beets, first, Hazel Tat
man, Bridgeville; second, Gladys
Kates, FELTON,.
Quart cucumber pickles. first, Mrs.
Lillian Williamson, Seaford; second,
Mrs. George Giltenboth, Milford.
Cold catsup, first, Pearl Adams,
Bridgeville.
Boiled cabbage, first, Ida NJ. Dawes.
Dover.
Homemade soup, first. Virginia Hat
field, FELTON,; second, Rosanna Mes
sick, Houston.
Cottage cheese. first, Mrs. Gene viii
son, Greenwood.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01

Perennials, five varieties, first, Mrs.
William COulbOurne, Houston; second,
Mrs. Edward Nelson, Newark.
Cosmos, first, Mrs. Steven BarczeW-
ski; second, Hazel Davis, Pennington.
kins, Lewes.
Zinnias, giant, first, Rosanna Mes
sick; second, Mrs. Raymond Adkins,
Lewes, and Lillian Williamson, Sea-
ford.
zinnias. Lilliput, first, Mrs. Steven
Barczewski; second, Myrtle Hill.
Marigolds, French, first, Myrtle Hill;
second, Mrs. Steven BarczeWski.
MarigOlds, African, first, Lillian
Williamson, Seaford; second, Hazel
Davis, Pennington.
Hydranagea, first, Mrs. c. e. Raugh-
ley; second, Mrs. Lizzie Hill and
Gladys Hates.
Best artistic basket, first, Mrs. Ed
win Williams; second, Rosanna Mes
sick.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
Pumpkins and Cabbages

Field pumpkin. first, Pearl Adams,
Milton.
Largest pumpkin, first, John Cur
us, Mtlton; second, Pearl Adams.
Largest cabbage, first, John Curtis;
second, Mrs. Edwin Williams, Can
non.
Three squashes, crook neck, first,
John Curtis; second, Grace Hastings,
Bridgeville.
Three squashes, fiat, first, Grace
Hastings; second, Pearl Adams.
Three squashes, long green, first,
John Curtis; second, Pearl Adams.
Bunch parsnips, first, ROsanna
Messick, Houston; second, Pearl Ad-
ans.
six green cucumbers. first, Edward
Abbott, III, Laurel; second, William
Ash, Lewes.
Pickling cucumbers, first,> Raymond
Everline, Pennington; second, Rox-
anna Messick, Houston.
Best pie pumpkin, first, John Cur
tis, Milton; second, Evelyn Curtis,
Six radishes, first, Mary Korbel,
Harrington; second, Mrs Earl White,
BridgeVille
Six green peppers, first, Pearl Ad-
ans, Bridgeville; second, ROsanna
Messick
Display gourds. first. Gladys J.
Kates, FELTON,.
Six ears yellow sugar corn, first,
George Chaloyski, Milton; second,
James II. Kates.
Six ears white sweet corn, first,
Gladys Kates; second, Pearl Adams.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
Farm Products

Farm products: From one farm, six
varieties, first, Paul Welch, FELTON,;
second, Mervine Cooper, Wyoming.
Best u bushel red wheat, first, Paul
Welch, FELTON,.
Best y bushel rye, first, Mervine
Cooper, Wyoming; second, Mrs. Reese
Gordy, Laurel.
Best u bushel winter oats, first,
Mervine Cooper Wyoming; second
Stephen VanSant, Newark
Best Y bushel spring oats, first, Ed
ward Millman, Lewes; second, Thomas
Clark, Milford.
Best Y bushel barley, first. Stephen
VanSant; second, Mrs. Reese GOrdy,
Laurel
Best 10 ears yellow corn, first,
Thomas Clark.
Best Z bushel yellow corn. FIRST.
MerVine Cooper, Wyoming; second,
George Choloyska.
Best X bushel sOybeans, black, first,
George Choloyska; second, Mervine
Best x bushel sOybeans, yellow.
George Choloyska.
Best u bushel buckwheat, first,
Mervine Cooper.
Best four stalks corn with ears,
first, Charles Cain, Harrington; sec
Ond, Max Bush. FELTON,.
vine Cooper.
Best bundle alfalfa clover, first, Ste
phen VanSant; second, Earl Vincent,
Milford.
Best bundle lespedeza clover, first,
Max Bush, FELTON,; second, Mervine
Cooper.
Best bundle red top clover, first,
Mrs. Edwin Williams, Cannon.
Best bundle mixed hay, first, Paul
Welch.
Best bundle timothy hay, first, Paul
WEIGH; second Charles Baker, Har-
rington.
Best bundle sOybeans, first, Mervine
Cooper; second, w. D. Nelson, Dover.
Best 4-inch sheaf spring oats, first,
Stephen VanSant; second, Max BUSH.
Best 4-iLch sheaf winter oats, first,
Mervine Cooper; second, Stephen Van
SAINT.
Best 4-inch sheaf winter wheat,
first, Mervine Cooper; second, Charles
Baker.
Best collection of nuts, second,
Gladys J. Kates, FELTON,.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
More Flower Awards

Gladioi, any variety, first, Mrs.
Walter Beringer, Milton; second, Mrs.
John Freeman, LeWes, and Philip r.
Stuart, Greenwood
Asters, second, Rosanna Messick.
Lilies, three varieties, first, Susie
!kSnotts, kenton; second, Mrs. Edward
Wilson, Newark.
Petunias, single, first, Mrs. William
f. Jester, Harrington, and Mrs. Stew
en- Barczewski; second, Hazel Davis
and Mrs. Lizzie Hill
Petunias, double, first, ROsanna
Messick; second, Mrs. Ethel Davis.
Sweet peas, first Mrs Edward Nell
son, Newark; second, Myrtle Hill.
Snap dragons, first, Rosanna Mes
sick; second, Mrs. Edwin Williams.
Pansies, first, Mrs. Steven Barcew-
ski; second, Mrs. Lizzie Hill.
Candytuft, first, ROsanna Messick,
PhloX, annual, first, Edith Shock
ley, Harrington; second, Gladys j.
Carnations, second, ROsanna Mes
sick.
Saliva, first, Mrs. Steven Barczew-
ski; second, Mrs. Earl White, Bridge
vile.
scablosa, first, Rosanna Messick;
second Mrs. Lizzie Hill.
Gaillardia, first, ROsanna Messick
second, Gladys Kates.
Miniature display (neW baby, first,
Mrs: Raymond Adkins, Lewes; second,
Gladys Kates.
Portulaca, first, Rosanna Messick
second Myrtle Hill.
Winter bouquet, first, Mrs. Samuel
Smith, Elkton; second, Mrs. Raymond
Adkins, Lewes.
Shasta Daisy. first, Rosanna Mes
sick.
Verbena, first, Gladys Kates; sec
Ond, ROsanna Messick.
Strawflower, first, Mrs. John Free
man, Lewes; second, Gladys Kates.
New flower not listed, first, Myrtle
Hill; second, Mrs. William Coulbourne,
Houston.
Display sea shell and growing plants,
first, Rosanna Messick; second Bobby
Stuart, Greenwood, and Mrs. Samuel
Smith, Elkton.
Messick; second, Hazel Davis, Farm
ingtOn.
Flowers and fruit display, first, Mrs.
Earl White, Bridgevillei second, Ros-
anna Messick.
Floral centerpiece, first, Raymond
Adkins, Dover; second, Mrs. Ethel
Davis.
Floral display. representing any
state, first, ROsanna Messick.
HomemakeTs Club display, first,
Mrs. w. G. Carter, Newark; second,
Victory Homemakers Club, Harring-
ton.
Cut flowers, arranged in basket,
first, Bobby Stuart, Greenwood: sec
Ond, Louise Minner, Harrington.
Display sea shells and growing
plants, first, Donoway Adams, Bridge
Vile.
Zinnias, first, Janet Lee William
son. SeafOrd; second, Louise Minner,
Harrington.
Gladioll, 10 spikes, first, Bobby
Stuart.
Marigold, first, Janet Lee william
son. SeafOrd; second. Louise Minner.
Petunias, first, Connie Parvis, HOus-
ton; second, Louise Minner
Dish garden, first, DOnOway Ad-
ans BridgeVille.
first, Betty ]. Voss. Greenwood; sec
Ond, Donoway Adams, Bridgeville
Doll house with flower gardens, first
DOnOWaY Adams and Louise Minner
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second, Evelyn Curtis, Milton.
Six yellow onions, first, Rosanna
Messick, Houston; second, Pearl Ado
ans, Bridgeville.
q bushel tomatoes, first, Mrs. Ed
win Williams, Cannon; second. Carl
Tucker, Greenwood.
Plate tomatoes, first, Mrs. Williams;
second, Grace Hastings, BridgeviIle.
Three heads cabbage, first, Betty Jo
Walters, FELTON,; second, Pearl Adams.
Quart wax beans, first, Walter Bry-
an, Lewes;. second, Gladys Kates.
Quart bush beans, first, Walter Bry-
an; second, Pearl Adams.
Quart pole beans, first, William Ash.
Lewes; second, Mrs. williams.
=. Quart bush limas, first, Mrs. VIII
liams
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
CrGyOm Picture

Crayon figure, first, Betty Voss and
Margaret Smith; second, Nancy Gilt
enbOth, Milford
Crayon head, first and second, Mar
garet Smith
Crayon outdoor scene-First, Mar
garet Smith; second, Margaret Smith
and Betty VOss.
CrayOn, any subject, first, Betty
VOSs and William Sterling, Dover:
second, Virginia Lee Smith.
Cold Water paints, first and second,
Virginia Lee Smith.
Chalk painting, first and second.
Virginia Lee Smith.
Sampler, first, Patsy Lowe: second,
Betty VOss.
Wall hanging, first, NJ. Donnie Ad-
ans, Bridgeville.
Portfolio, second, Betty VOss.
Scrap book, first, Patsy Lowe and
William Sterling; second, William
Sterling and Betty Voss.
Article in clay, second, Levin Will
iams, III, SeafOrd.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
Other Needle2UOrk

Child's hat, knitted, second, lone
Thompson.
Mems socks, knitted, first. Harriet
Richardson; second, Nancy Sterling,
Dover.
Knitting bag, embroidered in wool,
first, Mrs. Earl White, BridgeVille.
Gloves, knitted, first, Mrs Earl
White; second, Mrs. Caroline Abbott,
Dover.
Gloves, crocheted, second, lone
Lady's hat, knitted, second, lone
Thompson.
Childs mittens, knitted, first, Mrs.
Steven BarcZewski; second, Florence
Thompson, Harrington.
Baby carriage spread, knitted. first,
II. NJ Temin, Milford.
Baby carriage spread, woven, first,
Jeannette VOnGOerres, Harrington
Any article not listed, first, Caroline
Abbott, Dover; second, Jeanette Won
Goerres, Harrington.
House dress. cotton, first, Marie
Sterling, Dover, and Mrs Clifton See
ly, Greenwood: second, Mrs. Reese
Gordy, Laurel. and Ida Dawes, Dover.
House dress of feed bags, second,
Mrs. Linden Isaacs, Georgetown.
Lady's dress, rayOn. first, Mrs. o.
w. Turner, Preston, Md; second, Har-
riett Richardson.
Ladys dress. cotton, first, Mrs. o.
Lady's dress, corduroy, second, Ma
rie B. Sterling
Ladys two-piece cotton dress, first,
Susie Poole, Newark, and Harriet S
Richardson; second Mrs. Cora Wyatt
Harrington, and w. T. Hufnal, Do
yer.
Lady's wool dress. first, Marie B.
Sterling.
Lady's wool suit, first, Marie B.
Sterling, and Mrs. Cora Wyatt. HaF-
rington: second. Bessie Loockerman
Newark
Lady's wool coat, full length. Sec
ond, Mrs Frank Smith, Laurel.
Lady's coat dress, second, Mrs
Frank Smith.
House coat. feed bags, first, Mrs
Frank Smith.
House coat, cotton, first, Ida Dawes
Dover; second, Harriet Richardson
House coat, rayOn or silk, second
Ida Dawes.
BathrOhe, first, Mrs. Cora Wyatt
Harrington.
Pajamas, cotton, first, Marie Ster-
ling: second, Harriet Richardson.
Blouse, cotton. first. Mrs. Cora Wy
att; second, Marie Sterling.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
Painting and Crafts

Pen sketch, head, first, Virginia Lee
Smith, Bridgeville; second, Margaret
Smith, Bridgeville.
Pen sketch, outdoor scene, second,
Betty Voss, Greenwood.
Pen sketch, any subject, first, Betty
VOss and Virginia Smith; second, Vir-
ginia Lee Smith.
Water color, marine, first, Patsy
Lowe, Laurel.
Water color. landscape, first and
second, Patsy Lowe.
Water color, floral, first and second,
Patsy Lowe.
Water color, head, first and second,
Virginia Lee Smith.
Water color, figure, first, Virginia
Lee SEnith; second, Nancy GiltenbOth,
Milford.
Water color any subject, first, Vir-
ginia Lee Smith and Patsy Lowe; Sec
Ond, Margaret Ann Smith.
Pencil sketch, head, first and Sec
ond, Virginia Lee Smith.
Pencil sketch, outdoor scene, first,
Patsy Lowe and Margaret Smith; sec
ond, Betty Voss, Greenwood, and J.
Allen Reed, Denton
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01

Pencil sketch, figure, first, Betty
Voss and Virginia smith; second, Mar
garet Smith.
Pencil sketch, any subject, first,
William Sterling, Dover; second, Mar
garet Smith.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
Best Watermelon

Best watermelon, first, William Ash,
Lewes; second, Gladys Kates, FELTON,.
Largest watermelon, first, Gladys
kates; second, Pearl Adams.
Best citron, first, John Curtis; sec
ond, Evelyn Curtis.
Best okra, first, Evelyn Curtis; sec
Ond, Mary KOrbel, Harrington.
Best rhubarb, first, Mary Korbel.
Plate yellow tomatoes, first, John
Curtis; second, Evelyn Curtis.
Plate kOhlrabi, first, John Curtis;
second, Evelyn Curtis.
Rutabaga, first, Evelyn Curtis; sec
ond, John Curtis.
Best leek, first, John Curtis; second,
Evelyn Curtis.
Celery cabbage, first, Rosanna Mes
cfolr
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
NeedLe1UOrk

Lady's dress, second, Anna Nelson.
CrOcheted hot dish mats, second,
Florence Thompson.
Handkerchiefs, crocheted edge, f1rst.
Florence Thompson; second, Sallie
e. Wroten.
Weaving: Table mat, first Mrs. r.
Paul WoOtten; second, Harriet Rich
ardsOn.
Pot holders, two or more. first, Mrs.
Charles Welch.
luncheon sets, four pieces, first,
Harriet Richardson.
Other hund woven articles, not list
ed, first, Harriet Richardson.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
YeqetabLes and FrMits

Garden vegetables and fruits: Best
display vegetables, first, ROxanna Mes
sick, Houston; second, John Curtis,
Milton.
. bushel early potatoes, first, Dom
aid Williamson, Seaford; second,
Gladys j. Kates, FELTON,.
B bushel turinips, Amber Globe,
first, Gladys Kates.
% busEel turnips, Purple, first, Mary
korbsi, Harrington; second, Gladys
kates.
Y dozen table beets, first, Donald
Williamson; second, John Curtis. Mil
ton.
y dozen Mangel Wurzels, red, first,
John Curtis; second, Evelyn Curtis,
Milton.
Y dozen Mangel Wurzels. yellow,
first, Evelyn Curtis; second, John Cur
tis.
Six carrots, first, Donald William
son, SeafOrd; second, Mrs. Gene Will
son, Greenwood.
Six oyster plants, first, John Cur
tbs, Milton; second, Gladys Kates, Fel-
ton
Six white onions, first, John Curtis:
second William Ash. LeweS.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
lDer pickles. hrst, Betty VosS.
Floral Winners

Flowers: Foliage plants. first, Mrs
Lizzie Hill, FELTON,: second, Mrs. Claf-
ence Tharp, Harrington.
Blooming plants, first, Angle Potter,
Harrington; second, Myrtle Hill, Har-
ringtOn.
Mrs. Ethel Davis, Wilmington: sec
Ond, Mrs. Clarence Tharp.
Geranium in bloom, three in one
cOntainer, first. Mrs. c. =. Raughley,
Magnolia; second, Mrs. Ethel Davis.
Rubber plants, first, Mrs. Clarence
Tharp.
Cacti, best collection and arrange
ment, first, Mrs. Clarence Tharp; Sec
ond. Myrtle Hill and Gladys Hates,
FELTON,
Phlodendrom, first, Mrs. Ethel Da-
Wis; second, Mrs. SteVen Barczewski,
Newark. and Mrs. Clarence Tharp.
Coleus, three i'm one container. first,
Hazel Davis, Pennington: second, Mrs
c. f. Raughley Magnolia.
SenseVeria, first, Mrs. Hazel Davis /;
second, Mrs. Lizzie Hill
Window box, 2 feet long, first, Mrs.
Clarence Tharp.
Hanging basket, first, Myrtle Hill;
second Mrs. Clarence ThaTp.
Plant in outdoor container, first
Rosanna Messick, Houston: second,
Mrs. Edwin Williams, Cannon.
Best exhibit of begOnia, first. Ros-
anna Messick and Myrtle Hill; second,
Mrs. Lizzie Hill.
African violet any color, first, Mrs.
Lizzie Hill; second, Mrs. Charles Peck,
JT., Harrington.
Fern, first, Gladys Kates, FELTON,.
Pandanus, second, Gladys Kates.
Fancy-leaf Caladium, first, ROsanna
Messick; second, Lillian wilkins,
BridgeVille.
Gardenla, first, Gladys Kates; Sec
Palm. first, Annie Cow, FELTON,: sec
ond, Lillian Wilkins, Bridgeville
Dracaena, first. Angie Potter, Har-
rington; second, Ethel Davis.
English ivy, first. Gladys Kates;
second, Blanche Yetter, Claymont
Silver edge ivy, first, Gladys Kates.
Unusual plant, first, Janice HOllO-
way. Harrington; second, Mrs. Ethel
Davis.
Shrimp plant, first, Gladys Kates:
second, Mrs. Lizzie Hill.
Philodendrom, in water, first, Mrs.
Charles Peck Harrington; second,
Mrs. Clarence Tharp.
Miniature plant, five on one con-
tainer, first, Mrs. Clarence Tharp;
second, Mrs. Ethel Davis
Miniature rock garden, first ROs-
anna Messick; second, Mrs. Clarence
Tharp.
Aquarium, growing, first, Mrs. Ethel
Davis; second, Gladys J. Kates.
Dish garden, first, Mrs. Clarence
Tharp: second, Mrs. G. e. Raughley.
Magnolia.
Dahlias, white, three blooms, Sec
ond, Mrs. Lizzie Hill.
Dahlias, red, three blooms, first,
Mrs. Raymond Lank, Milton; second,
Gladys J. Kates.
Dahlias, yellow, second, Mrs. Lizzie
Hill.
Dahlias, purple, first, Mrs. Lizzie
Hill; second, Myrtle Hill. Harrington.
Cut flowers, 10 varieties, first, Mrs.
Steven Barczewski, Newark; second,
Myrtle Hill
Roses, 10 blooms, first, Mrs. Steven
Barczewski; second, Helen Comstock,
Dover
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
Manual WOrt

Manual work in wood: Book ends,
first, Dennis Cannon, BTidgeville.
Foot stool. first. Dennis Cannon and
Johanna Miller, Newark
Smoking stand, first, Kenny Will
liams, Seaford, and Levin Williams,
III, SeafOrd
Table lamp. first, Levin williams,
III; second, Dennis Cannon.
What-not rack, first, Levin Will
liams, III, Seaford.
Tie rack, first, Levin Williams, III.
Flower container, second, NJ. Dom
ME Adams. Bridgeville.
Letter holder, second, NJ. Donnie
Adams.
Nut bowl, first, Everett Outten,
Harrington.
Any work in wood, first, Levin Will
liams, III, SeafOTd; second, NJ. Donnie
Adams, Bridgeville.
Any metal work, first, Esther
George, Newark
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
Crochet Winners

DuAlu CEOCucl luIlCneOn SET, small,
flrst, lone Thompson; second, Mrs. E.
Solid crochet scarf. second, Mrs.
Dollie Waller.
Crocheted bedspread, light work.
first, Mrs. William e Smith, Delmar,
Md.
Crocheted bedspread, heavy work,
first, Mrs. Dollie Waller.
Beret, first, lone Thompson.
Hat, first, lone Thompson.
Beanie, first, lone Thompson.
Gloves, cotton or rayon, second,
Ruth Marvel, Dagsboro.
Sandals, second, lone Thompson.
Baby boOties, first, Florence Won
GOerres, Harrington, and Mrs. Dollie
Waller; second, Florence T. Thomp-
son, Harrington.
Baby bib, first, Mrs. E. Paul Woot
ten; second, lone Thompson.
Any crocheted article not listed,
first, Helen Healey, Wilmington; sec
ond, Mabel Luthringer. Ashley, and
Mrs. Ernestine Edwards, Lewes.
Any tatte0 article, first, Mrs. j. H.
McMullen, Wilmington; second, Mrs
Asa ClOgg, Frankford.
Afghan, woven, first, Mrs. Caroline
Abbott, Dover; second, Mrs. Sara
Savage, Georgetown.
Afghan, crOcheted first, Mrs. Re-
becca George, Newark, and Mrs. Flor
CANC AuAAl8 OcHlOils oCGOilus NAESs II
Paul Wootten and Mrs. George Chap
pei, Milton.
Afghan. knitted, first, Bess Camp
bell, Harrington.
Child's sweater, knitted, first, Har-
riett Richardson, Greenwood, and Mrs
II. Grossnickle, Bridgeville; second,
Peggy Carson, Clayton, and Mrs. H
Grossnickle, Bridgeville.
Child's sweater, crocheted, first,
lone Thompson.
Child's sweater, KNITTED, first, Anna
bel Morrow, Dover; second, Harriet
Richardson, Greenwood
Baby set, crOcheted, first, Mrs. E.
Paul WOOtten; second, Mrs. f. Brooks,
Dover, and lone Thompson.
Lady's slip-on sweater, knitted, first
and second, Mrs. H. GrOssnickle
Bridgeville.
Lady's coat sweater. knitted, first
Harriet Richardson; second, Mrs. r
Paul WoOtten.
Mems slip-on sweater, knitted, first
Mrs. Caroline Abbott, Dover; second
Mrs. Harriet Richardson.
POcketbOOk. crocheted, first, lone
Thompson; second, Mrs. DOllie Waller
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01

Handkerchief, crochet edge. first,
Mrs. Charles Welch, Cannon, and
Cathryn Ennis, Clayton; second, Mrs.
Linden Isaacs, Georgetown.
Solid crochet luncheon set, first,
Solid crochet luncheon set, first,
Mrs. DOllie Waller, Seaford: second,
Ruth Marvel, DagsborO, and Mrs. Hen
rietta Raughley, Harrington.